Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

MONDAY, FEBRUARY .1, 1943 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE FIVBJ Back to Camp RiDev Lewis, a gunner in the JTartlllery at Sabine Pass, Friday for his camp after "Indfng a 14-day furlough with HP rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i at 511 Stowell avenue. On return to camp he will be io an unannounced destination Jwi has been in the service 11 and this was his first furlough 'In Air Corps Private Mike Mlllch of Wood River who Is In the quartermaster division of the Air Corps. He Is located at Keesler Field, Miss.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve 5 Mlllch, reside In Wood River. Overseas Houston Brotliers Private William D. Gillson, son of Mrs.

Addle Middleton of 127 Missouri avenue, who has arrived safely at his destination on foreign soil. Merchant Marine Raymond, left, and Marvin Paul Knap'p, sons of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Knapp of 502 State street. Raymond is in India with the Army Air Corps, and Marvin is training with the marines in California. William Wood, who has been stationed at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, N.

for the past two months with the Merchant Marine, is a son of Mr, Mrs. J. E. Wood of 940 Lorena avenue, Wood River. His wife is residing at, North Platte, with her parents for the duration.

Private McGovern In the Marines James Edwin Patterson, who enlisted in the Marines Jan. 15, is stationed at the Marine Base at San Diego, Calif. His wife is residing with her parents, r. and Mrs. Wililiam Kohler of 12041 Ebbeler Istreet, while her Ihusband is in ser- He is the son of Mr.

and I Mis. James Leon, ard Patterson of street. Before entering the service Patterson was employed at the Owens-Illinois Glass Co, Private Carl B. McGovern is stationed at the Coast Artillery Training Base at Camp Wallace, Tex. McGovern is a graduate of Marquette High school and before entering tite service was employed at Owens-Illinois Glass Co.

McGovern's wife and son are residing with Mrs. Edna Warden at 1010 Humboldt court. Tells Engagement Miss Freda Spence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spence, 1008 East Broadway, whose engagement has been announced.

She will be wed soon to Private Silas B. Smith, who is stationed at Roswell, N. M. Air Corps Mechanic Private Paul E. pier, husband ot Roberta Miller and son of Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Miller, 2738 Santord avenue, who is recovering an emergency operation performed at Las Vegas, Nov. His wife and son have returned from a visit with him. Cadet Mninniu at Nashville NASHVILLE ARMY AIR CENTER, AAFCC.

(Special.) Billy D. Mumma, whose wife, Mrs. Monsolle Macom, and two children reside at 2129 North Side "rive, Alton III. has entered the Classification Center at Nashville, Tonn. At the center, Cadet Mumma will take physical and psycho- examinations to determine vvlrrh branch of the aircrew s-'ivice, navigating, or piloting, i best fitted.

This is tni' first step in a training program "ist will graduate him as a commissioned officer, with wings, In Army Air Forces. At Fort Lewis Private Erwin Riiigering, step- son of Mrs. Mamie Ringerlng of Edwardsville road and brother of Em 11 Ringering of Wood River. He was employed at Standard Oil company before entering service last October. George A.

Leone Promoted CAMP LIVINGSTON, (Spe cial) Promotion of George A Leone of 216 Madison avenue, Al ton, 111., to the rank of sergean was announced today at head quarters of the Third Convalescen Hospital here. Husband of Mrs Rose May Leone, he was inductee into the army in July and receivec training Scott Field, and Camp Edwards, before com ing to Livingston. His parents an Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Leone 1120 Union street.

On Foreign Duty Private L. Virgil St. Peters, son of Walter St. Peters of Dow, who has been sent with an engineer- Ing division on foreign duty; Formerly he was kHoned at Camp Bowie, Tex. In Air Corps Corp.

Kaymond L. Geisler, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Geisler of Jersey- vllle, stationed at Field, Boise, Ida. He Is a squadron guard in the United States Air Corps. Staff Sergeant C.

Houston who has been attend- ng Gunnery school at San 'rancisco, received lis wings. His Gene Houston, Ph. M. is somewhere the Pacific. They are sons of Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Houston of 487 State road, Wood River. Roxana Girl Wed Miss Betty Lee Diveley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Oren Diveley of South Roxana, was married to Roy William Kolnick, machinist's mate second class, U.S.N. Medora Soldier Private Miles Lowis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lowis of Medora who has been transferred from Scott Field to 1C a Warren Wyo.

Private McFarland James son of Mrs C. L. Wall, 2341 Central avenue who is in Fresno Cal. He is an avi ation mechanic. Enters Coast Guard Donald Eugene Ballard, who re sided with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs.

W. H. Flint of 821 Eas Sixth street, departed Friday foi training in the U. S. Coast Guard He is the son of W.

L. Ballard ot Baylls. Trains at Sub Chaser Center MIAMI, Fla. Charles Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clark E. Chapman of 341G East Broadway. Alton, 111., hss reported to the Navy's Submarine Chaser Training Center here for an intensive course of study. A William Course ANA ARMY BASE (Special) Avimion Cadet William Piston Dale of Alton, 111., has completed successfully his prefllght at this station and was recently to an advanced school for further instruction a "ombardier-navlgator. In the phase of liis Instruction, Cadet receivo "'a'n'ng under ac- iuai fiyi ng conditions, and upon motion o( m' rece nRS Hn ls thc son Mr Mrs, A.

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Avoid excesses. Eat simple food. Drink plenty of water. Keep elimination regular. Get plenty of rest and sleep.

Avoid crowds and people who have colds. IF A COIO THREATENS, put a few drops of clinic-tested a Vicks Va-tro-nol up each at first sniffle or p- Vsneeze. (Use as directed in package.) This effective, specialized medication Is expressly Designed to your natural defense against co ds -and if used in time, Va-tro-nol helps prevent many colds from develop Ing. (Even when your head Is all stuned Urlous trouble seems to threaten Put VICKS PLAN To Work Today! up from a mean head cold, Vlcks Va-tro-nol relieves snlffly, sneezy distress, makes breathing easier.) WHEN A COLO STRIKES, or slips by all precautions, rub clinic-tested Vicks 1 VapoRub on back, as well as on throat and chest at bedtime. VapoRub to the ctld-congested upper bronchial tubes with soothing medicinal vapors.

It stimulates throat, chest, and back surfaces like a warming pou tice. This penetrating-stimulating action works for hours 10 relieve miseries of colds invites restful, comforting sleep! ITocild are not relieved "cftll in your family doctor right away. Enlisted in Maurlde Clark, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O.

Clark of 908 East Fifth street, enlisted in the Navy recently and left Jan. 13, for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for his basic training. Before enlisting Clark was a student at Alton High school. Visits Relatives Private Ralph Grays of Fort Sill, is spending an eight- day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Grays of Plainview and with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wohnlich of 1030 College avenue, Alton. 'Before entering the service Nov. 5, Grays was re siding with his uncle and aunt ani was employed at the LaVista Stables.

Lt. Tomlinson Lieut. Norman Tomlinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tomlinson of 2121 Country Club drive, was commissioned a first lieutenant Jan.

7. Lieut. Tomlinson is In charge of the ceremonial squadron at Washington, C. On Sea Diify Howard Reddick, petty officer second Is located somewhere In the Atlantic. Before entering the service In October Reddlck was employed at the Shell Oil Co.

refinery. He made his home In Cottage Hills. His Second War Enlists in Marines Estell Cruthls of Wood River, who left for Marine corps train- Ing, Jan, 26. He is the brother of Mrs. Hazcn Wall, 20 South Fourth street, Wood River.

At Reno Air Base In Marine Aviation Private Howard W. Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gross of 2425 Clawson street, who is stationed at the United States Marine aviation base a Jacksonville, F1 a.

Private Gross entered service July 9, 1942, and received- his basic instruction at San Diego, before go- Ing to Jacksonville to train as an aviation mechanic. William Schnurr of Godfrey township, vvno holds ranks of chief torpedoman, master diver, and ordnance officer, is seeing navy service in his second World War. For the present he is serving as torpedoman instructor at the Great Lakes training station. He is spending this week at his farm, restoring to use for the war's duration (by selling it) his farm equipment, which otherwise would lie photo. Sees Wife and Son Private Charles W.

Baehler left last Friday for Camp Robinson, after spending a five day furlough with his wife, Mrs. Frances Baehler, at 700-A East Broadway. A son was born 'to Private and Mrs. Baehler, Jan. 16.

Before entering the service in December Private Baehler was employed at Western Cartridge Co. The United States of America is not the only U. S. A. in the Union of South Africa Is another.

Corn is grown every one of the American republics and in most lands of the globe. Bananas were introduced Into the western hemisphere from the Canary Islands in 1516. seaman, second class, he joined th navy last July. Chapman is one of the many young men who have reported to this anti-submarine warfare training institution, and who are being taught seven days a week to fight the submarine menace to American shipping. Charles Weber In California Charles Weber, seaman first class, former resident of Alton, is stationed at Port Hueneme, according to word received at the Telegraph today.

He enlisted in the U. S. Navy three months ago and has been training at Camp Allen, Camp Bradford, and. 'at Camp Perry. His wife, Mrs.

Evelvji Weber, and daughter, Judy, are residing in California. To Enter Candidate School CAMP ROBERTS, (Special) Corporal Gilbert E. Hart' man of 2102 State street has been selected to attend the Field Artillery officer's candidate school, it was announced recently at the Field Artillery Replacement Train- Ing Center here. Upon successful completion of the course, Corporal Hartman will be commissioned a second lieutenant Ifoundthewayto Amazing HE Frequently the stomach becomes sluggish In pouring out Us digestive juices to make use of the food eaten likewise, wear and attain of worry, overwork, colda, or other often reduce! blood strength. At luob Nature needs extra help to ratore Its proper functions and balance.

Undigested food places a tax on the blood atrengtb Is a detriment to good health. Now you may overcome the discomforts or embarrassment of digestive complaints, sour stomach, bloating, underweight, loss of appetite, poor complexion, jerky nerves, weakness! If you subject to poor digestion or suspect deficient red-blood the cause of your trouble, yet bave no organic complication or focal Infection, BBS Tonic may be Just what you need it Is especially designed to promote the flow of vital digestive juices In the stomach and to build-up blood strength when deficient. These two Important results enable you to enjoy the food you do to make use of It as Nature Intended. Thus you may get new vitality pep become animated more attractive I Build Sturdy Health to that the Doctors may better serve our Plfhtlnf Thousands and thousands of users nave testified to the benefits BBS Tonic has brought to them and scientific research shows that It gets why ao many aay "BSSTonlo builds sturdy health you feel like yourself again." At drugstores UHOand 20 oz.ilzes.OB-S.B.Co. S.S.S.TONIC build STURDY HIALTH Alton Surgical Appliance Company (Over Sanders Drug Store) Broadway and Market Specialized Service on Elastic Items All Forms TRUSSES.and BRACES Private Fitting a much needed service in Alton.

Only Exclusive Service of Its Kind in Alton Phone or Drop in Sanders Drug Store for Appointment. Mrs. Andrew A. Carter of 1311 Belle street has had word from her husband, Private Carter, that he has been transferred to the air base at Reno, Nev. Carter was Inducted at Scott Field, Nov.

3, and I took 1 basic training in Atlantic City, N. J. 'rom there he was sent to Merced, then to San Bruno, Calif. He arrived in Reno Jan. 25.

Transferred Corporal i 1 aert E. Hartman eft recently for Fort Sill, after spending a short furlough with his wife and Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartman of 903 East Sixth street. Corporal Hartman recently was transferred from Camp Roberts In California to Fort Sill and while enroute to his new assignment visited with his family.

Mrs Ilartman plans to spend some time with her husband in Oklahoma. Sailor and Step-Father Frank (Buddy) Hessenauer, left, who has been in the Navy a year, Is stationed at the Naval Base at San, Francisco, Calif. He is the son of Mrs. Gertrude House of 1114 East Broadway. His stepfather, Claude House is in the Army and is stationed at Camp Callan, San Diego, Calif.

Before entering the service House was employed at the Equitable Powder Co. in East Alton. Transferred FORT DES MOINES, Helen Evans Kalian of Alton, 111., who has completed training in the i motor corps division i a 11st school of the Women's Army Aux-1 illary Corps train-1 ing center at Fort I Des Moines and I is in service at the Second training center at I Daytona Beach, I Fla. When train-) ing as a motor corps specialist, she" studied blackout, convoy instruction, driving, maintenance and operation and construction of engines. Auxiliary Hallan, who entered service in November, visited friends in Alton several weeks ago.

Georges Clemenceau, the "Tiger of France" and World War I premier, once taught French in a Connecticut girls' school. WAR INDUSTRIES TRAINING PROGRAM University of Illinois Extension Division in cooperation with SHURTLEFF COLLEGE Sponsored by ESMWT, U. S. Office of Education Evening Courses Tuition Free For Men and Women Requirements: Employment In or immediate prospect of employment in essential war High school graduation or Its equivalent. WIDE SELECTION OF COURSES IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Registration dates: February 2, 3, 4 and 5 7 to 10 P.

M. For information call Shurtleff College, 3-9421 Keep Our Wings Above the Enemy! America's air corps has the will and the heart to fight. But they can't fly over the enemy unless you give them planes! Uncle Sam needs 60,000 planes this year. These have to be paid for, and the money must from you! Put every dollar you can spare into War Bonds even if it means going without other things. Show the world that America can give up anything but Freedom! Everybody Every Pay Day in War Bonds! THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS A CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICA'S ALL-OUT WAR EFFORT BY RETAIL STORES of ALTON.