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Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 5

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Tucson, Arizona
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5
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Iff seaman 1c, 1023 Penn place, Tuc Tucton. Arizona Sunday. December 16. 1943 With The Armed Services after 44 months in the naval serv-j Pacific. Prior to entering the r.avy lce- I he was emploved as a sports writer The Tucson youth, who is a for Tne Arizona Daily Star.

husband of Mrs. Mercedes R. Pesqueira, 4 Clearwater drive. fm LT. If.

C. BIGGLESTOXE OX TERMINAL LEAVE HERE Lt. (jg) Harry C. Biggleslone, who served abroad the USS Tucson, recently arrived home on terminal leave. He enlisted a3 an bell, will establish a home at 112S North Tyndall avenue.

fcl WAR REX JOST RETURN'S FROM NAVAL SERVICE Warren Jost, pharmacist's mate, 1st class, 221 West Luna street, will return to Tucson tonight by air graauaie or i ucson nign scnooi JUNE SEUFACE NAMED WAVE OF WEEK June Serf ace, MaM 3c, dausrhter of Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Serfaf of and a former student of the University of Arizona, spent 20 months of his naval service in the South son; Chester w.

Sherman pharmacist's mate, 1c, Tucson; Kenneth L. Beck, seaman 1c, route 1, Tucson. THREE Tl'CSOXAXS OX WAV HOME Three Tucson naval veterans are on their way back to the U. S. for discharge.

They are John Hill, MoMMlc, husband of Mrs Ruth C. Hill; Orrm B. Denny. RM3c, husband of Mrs. Helene E.

Denny, of 1647 East Fifth street, and Chester T. Pesqueira, CS(A), Over 1.000 Greek villages wtr wiped out by the Germans. annrentiee seaman in July, 1942 the Flowing 1 Wells district, He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. H.

C. Bigglestone. of 2716 Last iter Fifth street and plans 10 reen the engineering college at the i hi versitv of Arizona. Jie ana wife, the former Fatricia Cam recently was named Wave of the week at San Bruno, according to information received by her parents. Miss Serface and her brother, Victor currently stationed in Manila with the navv, are said to be the sister to enlist I 5a Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 P.

M. PAT, PAT TO REFRESHING 1- TT B. W. DAILY IX GUAM HOSPITAL After three and one-half years I "avy Pilot without receiving a scratch, Lt. (jg) R- W.

Daily, son of John W. Daily, 446 East First gtreet, received a broken leg In jeep-truck accident, the first of December, and is in a Guam hospital, according to a letter received by his father. Lt Daily had been in the South Pacific theater as a Navy Transport Sen ice pilot. During the war he flew into target areas with supplies and evacuated wounded. Recently he has been flying cargo to Shanghai, China.

He and a buddy were injured when their jeep struck truck as they on their way to the docks for the homeward vovage, the letter says. Before going overseas Lt. Daily was an instructor in advanced combat training at Corpus Christi, Tex. He attended UCLA for three and one-half years before enlisting as a navy reserve officer. TUCSON MAN" GETS INDIA PROMOTIOX Robert Lopez, whose wife if if Ullll Ml I COOLNESS SSGT HI TTOV WINS PROMOTIOX Arthur J.

Hutton has been promoted to staff sergeant, according to wori received here by his mother, Mrs. Carmen Ileredia, 947 South Sixth avenue. He is now stationed with supreme headquarters in Germany. Sergeant Hutton graduated from Tucson Senior High School and attended the University of Arizona before entering the army in 1912. He is expected to return to the states within the next few months.

CAPT. WILLIAM WILLIAMS IS HOME FROM JAPAX Capt. William Williams, 2715 East Helen street, has returned to Tucson after 32 months service with the Fifth and 13th Air Forces in the South Pacific. Capt. Williams, now on terminal leave, completed a total of three years, four months military duty with the Army Air Forces.

His last duty assignment, which took him to Japan, was as a flight control officer with the 13th Fighter Command. Capt. Williams will return to the General Petroleum with which company he was formerly associated. fcg XI NE ARIZOXAXS GET acomes VMCMm Jlcotutr More. Serface first brother and in the service at I the same timP aiv -v zr 1.00 if 1 to 3.50 They have been in the service more than two years.

She is a former Amphitheater High School student, and when stationed with the fleet postoffice in San Francisco sang with the base band. TI CSOX VETERA GETS DISCHARGE Gilbert A. Wood, boatswain's mate, 2c, of S20 Anita street, has been discharged from the navv after serving 23 months His mother, Mrs. T. A.

Ward, lives at 841 Anita street. Ward wears the Pacific Theater ribbon with three battle stars. "3. J. BEEMAX GIVEN-NAVAL DISCHARGE James L.

Beeman. veoman it NAVV DISCHARGES Nine Arizonans from this area have been given honorable dis Out of your tub into sweet sifting of fine dusting powder as you pat, pat to refreshing coolness with your refutable powder mitt. Flowery print on blue, maize, pink or white rayon. Apple Blossom fragrance. Main Floor lives at 4S7 South Convent alley, has been promoted from private i first class to technician, fifth lirxade.

in the army overseas. He fs serving with a signal corps unit stationed in the India-Burma base section, where he has been stationed since October, 1944. i 5 TICSOX MAX GETS AIRFORCE DISCHARGE 1 Pvt. Cesario M. Rodriguez, of 26G iAsh street, has been discharged charges from the navv, it was an-! nounced yesterday.

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