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the Transportation School, Ft. Sunday, Nov, 11, 1935 gioux Falls Argus-Leader 11-B lEustis, Va, He tu taught to do where be Is assigned to the VS. Army Hospital. www Harry J. Palmer, son of Mr.

and Crossword Puzzle of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ackerman, Utica, recently was awarded the Good Conduct Medal In Germany while serving with the 10th Infantry Division. underwater repair, salvage and demolition work. Conduct Medal in Germany while serving with the 10th Infantry Division.

TRI-STATE Service Notes Pvt. VeUI L. GoodkilL son of Mrs. Harry Palmer, Huron, is scheduled to graduate from recruit training Dec. 3, at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, HI.

Three La Plant men are under ACROSS 1 Loud cry 5 Narrow promontory 0 Packaging machins Mrs. Lizzie Goodkill, Mission, was a member of an honor guard at going recruit training at the Naval West Germany to Issue 'Dog Tags' for Kids Bonn, Germany, Nov. 26 WV West Germany plans to Issue lden-tification tags to children to help identify them In event of atomio attack or other catastrophe. The metal tags will bear the name, address, blood type, and fingerprints of the owner. recent ceremonies in France com Jerry D.

Holland, son of Mr. and Training Center, Great Lakes, "WWW Pvt Lloyd R. Frisbee Jr, son of Mrs. A. W.

Rotenwald, Colman, recently completed a track vehicle maintenance course at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okla, Army men participating in Ex memorating the 37th anniversary of the Armistice ending World 111. They are Jonas Bowker Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Bowker; Leonard E. Charger, son of 14 Towarp! shettertd side 15 podrida 16 Pointed arch South Dakota men who are par Mrs.

Osborn A. Rolland, been promoted to sergeant while serving with Marine Air War I. ticipating In Exercise Sage Brush 17 Mineral streak Control Squadron 8, Miami, Fla. Don Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.

18 Shout Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Charger; and Benjamin C. Bring's Plenty, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Bring's Plenty. ercise Sage Brush in Louisiana include SJ5.C. Ellsworth C. Brown, son of John Brown, Wanblee; Pvt. Thomas E.

Serbick, seaman, son 19 Ready for war Carl Miller, Carthage, will enter the Army's Signal Corps School at Ft Monmouth, Monday as a second lieutenant. Robert L. Young, son of Mr. and In Louisiana include Prt. Charles Geiver, ion ol Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Geiver, Gann Valley; Pvt. Noel Engler, son of Mrs. Mabel Engler, pukwana; S.3.C. Lyle P.

Rechnagel, son of Hans Reehnagel, Freeman; pvt. Joseph Pfiefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pfiefer, Orient; pfc. Kenenth Potthoff, son of of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Serbick, Huron, was scheduled to return to San Diego, Calif, this month DEFENSE PROVIDED 48 Boosts 49 Indisputable 50 Greek letter 51 Ready 54 Clear 57 Captive 59 Correct 60 Rough grain product 61 Study 62 Nerve wracking 63 Comfort 64 Silkworm 65 Enlist 66 Colors 67 Have oeeasioaVor DOWN 1 Bundles 2 Unique 3 Force 4 Evil look 5 Escort vessel "6 Agalloch wood 7 Walk heavily 8 Use up rapidly 9 Paying guest 10 Have same thought 11 Citrous fruit 12 Uniform 13 Those behipd Iron Curtain 21 Opera part 22 Political party: Abbr. 25 Clergyman 26 Subtle exhalation 27 Result of tight shoes 28 Homeric 29 Nothing more than 30 Employer 31 Wails 32 Waste time 33 Horn sound 34 Riled 36 Confesses 39 Regular procedure 42 Bellow 44 Poison arrow tree 47 Skill 49 Meaning 50 Expunge 51 Nasal sound 52 Pertaining to ghosts 53 Walk 54 Head 55 So be it! 56 Canvas shelter 57 Supplicate 58 Accessible 60 Bottom of river ZO Impressed deeply 22 Vegetables 23 Get the point 24 Legal point Mrs. James Young, Wakonda; Pfc. Phoenix; Ariz.

(Jf) The State Pfc. Erwin D. Anderson, son of Legislature founded a committee Qousqs 25 System of rules 26 River islet 27 Lone nrmnt aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Hanson. -Pvt Richard Kelly, Jefferson, C. W.

Anderson, Colman, re cently spent a week's leave in Gene Kotsea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kotzea, Waubay; Pfc. Duane Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald E. Adams, Wessington Springs; and Pfc. Warren Cowell, son of Andrew Cowell, Igloo. Mrs. Alma Potthoff, RapiiJ City; 28 Cousin of ostrich Tokyo from his unit in Korea.

CONGRATULATES has completed four-weeks of In-. for a study of marital and domestic relations. Nobody explained why it was assigned to the Public Defense and Veterans Affairs Committee. Pvt. Wayne Hansen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Hansen, Mt www' Roger Zwart, son of Mr. and Vernon; Pvt. Rodger Mathis, son dividual combat training at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Mrs.

William Zwart, Edgerton, Pfc Thaddeus Kranz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kranz, Water town, 31 Place 35 Good to know these 37 Scent 38 Wrong move 40 Telegram 41 Inflate 43 Radio figure 45 Immovable 46 Millinery recently was awarded the Good is spending a two weeks furlougn at his home after completing basic training at Camp Lt. j.g.) Larry D. Collier, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Percy A. Collier, Wasta. Is serving aboard the Pa of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Mathis, Mt. Vernon; Pvt. Curtis McCarty, son of Gus McCarty, Alexandria; Pfc. Frank A. McGhee Pukwana; Prt Lowell Myers, Pukwana; Pvt.

John H. Simon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Simon, Bridgewater; Chaffee, Ark.

Nationally Known Lt CoL Harlan M. Loye, son of cific Fleet escort vessel USS Mc Ginty. TODAY'S SOLUTION S.3.C. Harvey H. Bonen, son of Mrs.

Mabelle Loye, Faith, has been assigned as assistant inspector Donnell H. Quatier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Quatier, Strool, recently was awarded the Good general for Corps in Germany. I I Emil E.

Bonen, Bowdle; Pvt. Elwln Becker, son of Raymond Becker, Bath; Pvt. Albert M. Lipp, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Lipp, Mc www Ffe. Richard J. Petersen, son of Conduct Medal in France while Mr. and Mrs. Don Petersen, serving with the 7804th Army Gregory, was awarded the Good Laughlin; Pvt.

Clinton Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Bauer, Menno; L. Ostby, son Unit. Conduct Medal in Germany while Gordon L.

Pederson, fireman, serving with the 10th Infantry Di BAwLriCAPEriSUl.lgg A LEje iol-t-A! 6 VlC L. OieUg OofrUA gAV DaC g'E'NlS Ta i tPc ATPEHg Miu Si i to Am i NQjgfoiP s' pitIIa niq uIn'cIeTr stg jfiHUiT i 112,3" ffkffC TADS PIATqNlTHPf? I SIONOR aw NjBTisi? an tensS IeAs Elf? I A ein NORMA DANIELS0N Canton, South Dakota LICENSEE DAKOTA LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 112 East 10th Street PHONE 4-9777 8 HOUR SERVICE son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peeler of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Ostby, Rosholt; S.3.C. Wallace D. Short, vision. WW Junior Secretarial graduate son, Beresford, was scheduled to return to San Diego, this month aboard the destroyer USS son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Short, Canton; Pvt. Arthur A. serving with the 10th Infantry upon, her election to an excel Richard D. Hasvold, son of lent position in the ottices ot Ulian, son of Mrs. Elsa Illian, Mrs.

Mary Hasvold, Flandreau, Dornberger Insurance Agency, 1 4l I'f nr T7 i ix i I is TTlTtT 3 I Us 3 37 jp -ni; 7 -ff" iTr 1 I4 I5 5 TTTT' I p7 1 it ft to jf i it 67 1 til I I I I I I 1 I Laws. Pfc. Marvin W. Ackerman, son Brookings; Sgt. Dan Kaste, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kaske, Madi Sioux Falls, South Dakota. has been promoted to specialist third class at Fort Belvolr, son; Pvt. Colin Bulllngton, son of William Bullington, Highmore; Cpl. Alan Samson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Samson, Eden; Pvt. Max Moseley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Moseley, Camp Crook, and Never Before Such a Big, Bright Picture! Pvt. Mervin Eide, son of Otto Side, Hurley. Pvt. Gerald Mikkelson, son of Ifs the ALL -NEW CROSLEY nth the Mr.

and Mrs. Ned Mikkelson, Hill- head, recently began six months of military training at Fort Leon ard Wood, under the new Re ler, Hudson; Cpl. Delore J. Tschct- serve Forces Act. ter, son of Mrs.

Anna Tschetter, Houston, are 2nd Lt Carlyle S. Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Larson, Aberdeen; 2nd Huron; Alvin C.

Scnnathorst, son South Dakotans participating in of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Scnnathorst, Lt Donald L. Neugebauer, son of Exercise Sage Brush, Joint Army- Huron; Verne F. Baker, son of Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Neugebauer, Air Force maneuvers in Louisiana, and Mrs. Fred W. Baker, Huron; Dimock; and 1st Lt Gregory Ko-priva, son of Mr.

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Arlin H. Muel rence K. Kopriva, Edgemont. ler, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Mueller, Rt. Pvt. Kenneth L. Pfc. Richard J.

Welchert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Welchert, Montrose; Pfc. Donald M.

Sonnen-feld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Sonnenfeld, Java; 2nd Lt Leonard C. DeJong, son of Mrs.

Ruth DeJong, Mitchell; Pfc. Ellsworth A. Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O.

Hanson, Salem; Cpl. Pvt. Alvin T. Merkwan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Anton Merkwan, Tabor, recently be ran six Kindles, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rindles, Bemis; Pvt. Gene months of military training at A. Dewes, son of Frank C.

Dewes, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, under Carter; Pvt. Karl R. Bareither, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bare Robert T.

Kirchmeler, son of Mr. the new Reserve Forces Act ither, Eureka; Pvt. Wayne J. Hay, zoom up and Mrs. John Kirchmeier, Web I 1 i 21-inch 1 son of Jess W.

Hay, Madison; Pfc. Specialist 2.C. James E. Faust, ster; Cpl. Leo A.

Klein, son of Mrs. Myron 8. Moore, son of Mrs. Sadie son of Robert A. Murphy, 624 S.

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