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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1913 TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS News of Pittsburgh District Service Men and Women EASTERN WAR TIME With Our Fighting Forces KDKA KQV 1410 WJAS M. WWSW 1490 WCAE 1250 1020 4 Masirai llck Morning press Breakfavt Seresiad News Tm Badgers. New Blue ChaveM 3 Sia Eight Special News; Music Your Wartime Problems Keep Up Marine C(s Traditions acie Sam Series Dream Weaver Tremsmry Star Parade 'i If i M. AgrBk, News This Minate Andrew rearing i Walter Wfcat a la Name? 8 :3 I Johnny Davis, News 8:43 Melodies aad Mond MtrBiflC New Toast Tim Tastes Newareel nice the Army ew Health Club i Mailral Revue The Brca)fat Clutt Shopping Cirri, :0 Dr. J.

Maayoa Linda's Ftrt Ij Muroiog Express News Ins New Msrnias F.xpreas Tom Rwigers. News I be Chapel Singers This Life 1 Mine Smilia Ed MrCoaBeU i :30 i News: :43 I Parade Musicals I' In Iniermetio The O'Neill la a K. MarFariaM Platter Parade News? Cheer Cp Market Basket Key Porter, News Raby InMitule (ifoi- and Glenn Valiant Lady Maries Amer. Loves HonrvmiMin Hill Woman's Digrst Texas ilm Len1 Between Lin; Masic 1:30 Bietted Kveater i A'o Draft Classification Can Ever Be Considered Final By Richard Hart NOWADAYS DRAFT BOARDS are studying their lists of deferred registrants with almost microscopic care. It of course, the general policy of selective service to keep married fathers out of the draft as long as possible.

In order to fill their quotas the draft boards must re-examine Helpmate A Woman of An, Cheer Gang Ruaii of Ur, 11 Easy Me Stanley Dixoa Goldrfl Gate Ijuartct Breakfast At arH Vie and 11:15 Women In i-ilv Fntertnina I Srrond HOsDaaa i Footllrht. A Mtnrdat Vnakee Hmu Party! Bright HeHzon IX. 1. College Com. 4H in Snow illaxe David Haram Carle Sam i i Real Life Stories AFTERNOON" PROGRAMS 9 Son of The Pioneers News; I Kate Smith Speaks Boake Carter Leneaeoa Guest i irtorj- 1 mt lister Jtabe Rhodes Orrh.

Berkley Smith. News' Say Jt With Musie Musical Head I Oar Gal Sunday i Biic sistrr Noon News. John Davis 12:15 Papular Potpearri Mnslral Rrvne IMS Noon News i Tone lartnry life Beautiful Ma Perkins News Vie and Sade Tone Factory The Goldbergs I ljidy of Charm Mid-Day Matinee Matinee; News i Charlie Kim I Home Pornj i Trees ore Chest 1 :1 1:45 I I Vnung Dr. Ma lone I in, News: Aft'nooa Serea. Cedrie Foster Melody Go Roand felody TaTern Tane Factory Joyce Jordan The Mystery Chef lonely linv, I.

4 i lir HV -rn uaiain I.ISmI 1 Pepper Voung tamiiyl Monywooa ews Mnsir: IVarm Time Marj Martin Ma Perkins Brooklyn-Pittshurgh Arthur Garth Serenade Downey 3:15 Tone Factory Helen Trent My True Story 3:311 Johnny Gnrt, Trio I At the Duncans The Book F.nds Pep. Vount ttn the facts of every deferred case. With this process going on, any number of men are saying "Why. I thought my classification was final! How is it that I am deferred in the fall only to find myself eligible in the spring? There has been no change in my physical condition, or my dependencies, or my occupation and yet here I am on my way to the induction center. How come?" It should be said flatly that no classification by a Iwal draft board i final.

As conditions or regulations change the draft board has full right to reopen any case for review. Sometime the local board reverses its previous decision. Often the Government appeal agent (who, incidentally, Is getting to be a pretty Important fellow in the new draft setup) suggests a review of the case. itignt to Hi Home Front Reporter i BacksaZr it- Walter Cemptoa Tane Factory 4:00 4:13 f.M 4:45 1 Reporter; Music I Perry Como I Mountain Men. Land.

Sea. Air Lorenzo Jon, Melody Parade; News! Voung i.i.j, Bn as fsoia Pom, i Melody Parade Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight i Mickey R4ss Orch. Tone Factorj-; News i Mother and Dad Highway Patrol Are You a Genius? superman I Home Fires Burning 5: Scores; Star Day 1 Mystery Melodies if new circumstances have arisen since his classification. He should write his draft board for an appointment and, at the time they appoint, he should be prepared to submit evidence of his new status. Keep Board Informed Although dependents are less important to a man's draft status nowadays it is mighty good policy for the registrant to keep his board informed of all new children, expected or otherwise, and of any new dependency responsibility he has assumed.

This is all a part of his picture and it is well to keep the board's records up to date. Asides to Readers: To P. M. R. Men with occupational deferments are classified in S-B.

but the habit still persists in some boards to classify essential tear workers with dependents in S-B, even though dependency is no longer cause for deferment except in cases of extreme hardship. The proper classification for those deferred because of family conditions in now 3-D but a 2-B classification is liable to be more permanent Just PUin R-, I Front Pane larrell EVENING PROGRAMS Mickey Ross Orch. Dinner Music ews; Uildtes News Sports With Eraos Berkley Smith. Babe Rhodes Orch. Evening News F'gn News Reandup I nrle Sam Program Bill Cullen.

News Entertainment Time 6:3 i We Have Met Enemy' :45 Entertainment Time Br; ant Burs an.) I Urn ell IhM), News Modernair Singing America Bob Prince. Snorts I Love a Mystery V. Borge; War Job Fred Uarin 41 Fulton Lewis, Jr. Eye Witness News American Challenge 7 News. Entertainment 1:15 Entertainment Time 7:3 Sport Slant 7:45 I Sundown Serenaders Marry James orcn.

weal lour ntrjoo ews uf WnrtJ Easy Aces The Lone Ranger Bernie Arnu'rnn. Mr. Keen by keeping their fingernails tinted with a soft shade of polish. Cadets pictured above are, left to right, Helen Wick. 1200 Heberton street, Pittsburgh; Phyllis Ziebarth.

Minneapolis, Elizabeth D. Woodworth. Arlington, and Phyllis T. Young. Chicago, 111.

As part of their "boot" training at Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, these women marines are learning to keep their uniforms and equipment spick and span in the traditional marine manner. However, they are adding a few feminine furbelows to the grooming rules. Sammy Kaye Orch. Mr.

no -Mrs. SnT- I Earl Godwin. News i I.um and Ahner Cal Tinney singia Sam Take A Card i News; Blng Crosby Yeur Government I 8:45 Earl Wild, pianist Manhattaa Midnight i Tommy (ww Dr. Christian Dr. Christian; News Mayor of the Town John Freedom tddie Gabriel Heatter Ramon Ramos Orrh 1.4 7T I News; Golden Hour :1.1 Golden Hoar i Soldiers With Wings Milton Rerle nistnrt Spotlight Rands Bands; Orean iirsj Promotions and Transfers 1 1 Moments in Music Kay I Raymond G.

Swing Grade Fields John B. Hughes Jimmy Joy Orch. i News; Blue Echoes 10:13 Blae Echoes Bill Cullen. News 19:45 Scores; Music I a it i A. Templeton; Forum P.

M. Parade Carnival Tommy Carlya Orrh. Nat'l Radio Forum Brandt, Silver Tooes N. Twigger, Newa I News Status Changes Moreover, a man's circumstances may change. His health may have visibly improved.

His financial condition may be better. He may have lost his defense job or he may have foolishly shifted to a less strategic defense job. The fact that a registrant may have served a prison term is less important now and the rulings about defective eyesight have been relaxed. When a draft board reopens a case the registrant must be notified. He may ask for a hear-before the board and he may make an appeal.

It has often happened that the local draft hoard reopens a case which has gone to the Board of Appeals but, in these cases, the review Is generally inspired by a change In the man's circumstances. Moreover, the registrant has the right to ask the local board at any time to reopen his case. 11:15 Music For Your Mood Voire of Army Joseph Harsch. News! Dame Music Masterworks of Music Gay Lombard Orrh. Good Listening Masie For Reading 11 :45 i Musjc; News "i 1.

now enrolled as a student officer in the pre-flight school at Maxwell Field, Ala. A graduate of Du-quesne University, Lieutenant Sim-coke entered the army on August 17. 1941. William Findley Ewing, son of i Jack sift. v.

4 till a. m. Music For Reading than a S-D classification. Suggest that he straighten this out with his draft board. To M.

H. S. An administrative clerk of any outfit rarely sees combat duty so there is no special reason for worry over his early shipment overseas. There is no ruling that specifies thqt a man must complete his training here before he is sent overseas. Auxiliary First Class Shirley Colker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Max Rubin, 521 Collins avenue, is home on leave from her station at Fort Frances E. Warren, where she is acting sergeant in charge of a platoon. Her brother, Priv ate Malcolm Colker, is stationed at Camp Callan, Cal. Albert DeSimon, carpenters in 1 Griff Williams News; hiragoans i 44 Chicagoans Abe Lyman Orch.

Lymaa Orch. I Mont. 1508 Club i If.M Ray Mace (ink. from Fifth army headquarters in North Africa. Donald Rroida, who was recently graduated from the anti-aircraft artillery school at Camp Davis, N.

has been commissioned a second lieutenant. A graduate of Taylor Allderdice High school, Broda is now spending a short leave with his father, J. J. Broida, 2006 Wendover street. Joseph W.

Weis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ewing, 209 Features Today mate first class, son of Mr. and South Braddock avenue, has been promoted Puzzle Corner Answers 11:12 -WWSW Women in lu.

from second Mrs. P. DeSimon, 481 Norton street, Mt. Washington, 'sent his uncle, Carl Capone, 16S Southern iense. i Mrs.

J. vveis of 2541 Library 1 i enant to If you have any problem on your mind, write to Pvichard Hart, care of this newspaper. A stamped, addressed envelope will bring a personal reply. KQ Jerse, Col- lege V- 0 111 mfnremMl avenue, a one shilling note taken from a dead Jap somewhere in the South Pacific In the service two road, is recev-; ing his "boot" i training in the: marine base atj a ris Island, to first lieutenant at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. A graduate of Schenley High school and a i gton and Jeff erson years, DeSimon was employed by Frank Seder's before his j5 Questions on Page 3, This Section HORSE SENSE 1.

Electricity. 2. Overbearing. 3. Lamb.

4. Brass. 5. Tom. 6.

(a) Infuse Inspire (x). (b) Refuse: Decline (y). (c) Diffuse Disseminate (w). (d) Confuse Perplex (z). (e) Suffuse Overspread (v).

John F. Massol, son of Mr. and 11. McAfee i 3:10 WWSW-P i feburjh. Brooklyn game.

8:00 WJAS Sammy hayf. I Henny Vo ungroa'o, I guest. 8 :30 KDKA Tommy Dor- i sev Orchestra. i 9:00 JAS of the I Lt. Ewing Draft Boards Announce Additional Selectees Mrs.

Merwin Massol of Brookside Farms. has nrvi fit ol i S. C. Eugene K. Dayton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Dayton. 5315 i a i street, who was recently rn -misioned a sec- Colk-ge. he was employed by the Bell Telephone Company at the time his enlistment in July, 1142. In graduation exercises held at the Roswell army flying school.

N. recently, Harold P. Crowell, Bring the "P-G" Or Stay' Home! Five Pittsburgh sports fans who are now in the army gave their buddy, Private Donald R. O'Connor, orders not to return to camp after his emergency furlough without bringing a copy of the Post-Gazette for every day he Is in Pittsburgh. Stationed at MeCloskey General Hospital.

Temple, since early in February, the boys are homesick for local news. And they are eager to learn the resnlts of the Zlvic-LaMotta fight. (They may be disappointed, because the Zlvic-LaMotta fight last night was postponed until June 10. and by that time Private O'Connor may be back in camp.) Son of Mr. and Mrs.

William O'Connor of 228 Republic street, Mt. Washington, Private O'Connor told his mother, "Mojm, don't let me forget the Post-Gazette, or I'll be in the dog house plenty." Private O'Connor is on an emergency furlough because of the illness of his father. City Policeman William O'Connor, who is in St. John's Hospital, Wa'shinCtfin County Draft Robert L. Rumbaugh.

Mt. PleasanU i Joseph A. Olshack. Canonsburr. Joseph W'eis 'own.

Guest, Claire Trevor. 9:30 WCAE Soldiers With Win. nests, Carole Landis and Brian Ahera. 10:00 KDKA Kav Kvser. Boards Nos.

2, 3 and 4 and Greene MINUTE MYSTERY The supposed suicide note writ son or Harold ond lieutenant at Fort Benning. is now spending a ten day furlough with his parents. ten on a piece of letterhead paper training at the advanced flying school, Stockton Field. and commissioned a second lieutenant in the air Before enlisting last June, he attended Grove City College. a 19S Mary E.

Borland. 21, of Oneida street, Joseph F. Jobes. Charleroi. Louis C.

Wysocki, N. Charleroi. Gien L. Breih, Houston, ofeph L. Prtisck.

Bentleyville. John H. Mown. Houston. Edward J.

Ulman, Richeyvilie. Gabriel E. Sumney, Gastonviile. George Krivonick. Gastonviile.

Stanley Grohal. Canonsburg. Sylvan Zacks. California. Andrew A.

Rupska. Caminfburg. Samuel W. Bestwick, Charleroi. N-jrman E.

Anthony. Charleroi. had been torn through a spot of blood. It would have been impossible for Tilden to have done this. The murderer in his haste had overlooked the blood spot, thereb riniliwro i "Jtefa Crowell.

102 Arlington lane, Mt. Lei) anon, received his second lieutenant's commission and the wings of a pilot. Ten Pitts-burgh women Lt. Massol John E. Simkanioti, Charlerot Schwartz, former Pittsburgh attorney, has been graduated from the officer candidate school at has been sworn in as a VVAAC.

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dor- land, she was emplo yed by the Western, Savings and Deposit Bank' before her enlistment. Now training rank A.

Pialet. Ellsworth. John E. Garbutt. Charleroi.

August E. Yeager, Charleroi. Custis J. Bethem. Charlrrm.

conclusively proving Tilden was not a suicide, but had been murdered. QUIZ 1. Admiral Georges Robert. 2. Approximately 600,000.

3. The crescent. 4. Johannesburg, South Africa. 5.

Minnesota. 6. About 93,000,000 miles. have completed Lalnl Camp Davis, N. and commissioned a second lieutenant, FM Today W75P 47.5 Meg.

Piane Mmxlk The Wrotf a mb 7 :00 Silver Mtarn W47P 44.7 Meg. 3 American Airs Musiral Mfmnrirs 7 Symphony Hall Concert Hour W47P operates from 12:30 to II p. m. Monday through Saturday, and from 3 to 10 p. m.

Sunday. W75P operates from 3 to 10 p. m. daily. Jack L.

Patti. FinleyviU. a brief refresh Now attending the advanced flying school, Altus, is Aviation Cadet David Kaufman, 22, son of Louis Kaufman, 5830 Bart-lett street. John Martin Bowen. son of Mrs.

at Strother Mary Dorland Field, is John W. Simon, son Greensburg Inductions josepn shultz, Weedvtll. Frank Rupnik. Strabane. Roderick ifoodey, x.

Charleroi Myers L. Zacks. E. Liverpool. Tlyimas Graff.

Canonsburg. William L. McKenery. Canonsourr Stanley T. Urbank, Finleyvilie.

John F. Szupinka. Canonsburg. Paul R. Hau-hi.

Canonsburg. Edward A. Kahon, Canonsburg. Wayne T. Anders-.

Charleroi. James A. Shaw, Canonsburg. Ralph L. Ha'ey.

Oeurge X. J(ins. Canonsburg. Victor Zaccazline. Can-nsburg.

Anthony J. Progar. Strahane. Thomas A. Backner.

Canonsburg. Charles A. Lipari. Charleroi. Kathe rine E.

ANAGRAM (1) TUMBLER. (2) DEFACED. (3) NOMINAL. (4) POINTER. (5) CAPTIVE.

er course at Lt. Crowell Camp Polk, and have been assigned to WAAC headquarters companies. They are: Betty Lou Emery, 915 Union avenue; Elizabeth M. Baujrher, 508 Foreland street; Ann H. Brazanskas, 1811 Merriman way; Virginia V.

Caf-frey, 338 Stratford avenue; Emma P. Dool, 5514 Center avenue; Helen V. Ilennessy, 7121 Kedron street; Laura O. Howieson, 2501 Cobden street; Ruth M. Meyer, 122 Richey avenue; Catherine C.

Thomas. 1413 Hillsdale avenue. Herbert Tellman Johnson, i of Mrs. Henrietta Simon, 12 North Beatty street. Susan Kyak.

1107 Columbia avenue, McKeesport, and Madalyn E. Roths 5 Alfred street, Mt. Lebanon, have been commissioned third officers in the WAACs at 'Fort Des Moines, la. Private First Class Carl Perel-' man. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Max Perelman, 845 North St. Clair WORD GAME Word HEXAGONAL Grain Seed to Russia SAN FRANCISCO, May (UPJ California has shipped i Russia enough of its Calapprovt Certified grain seed to sow acres of Russia's "st orehed earti'i GREEN SBURG, May 25. Westmoreland County Draft Board No. 7 furnished the majority of the selectees inducted into the armed services at the local induction center.

They are: Joseph Scarper. Grerwburg. Anthony J. Panichella. Greensburg.

George L. Sullenberger. Toungwood. Stanley B. O'Shinsky.

Canonsburg. Scott, West Elizabeth, has been awarded silver wings after his graduation from the advanced flying school at Mar-fa, Tex. A graduate of Clairton High school, he now holds the rank of second lieutenant in alone aloe along ialo iHng loa-t lor loc 17, son of Mr. joepn verct-K, straoane. William S.

Canonsburg. CI etas M. Nejflerode. X. CharieroJ.

Joseph L. Connell. Riscoe. Albert T. Morgan.

Clairton. Maurice L. Schick. Canonsburg. Charles F.

Davis. Canonsburr. angel gaol glean glen gone goal ogle oxen lane hexagon angle hole axle hone gale hoax gala John D. Byard. Waynesburg.

Bow en ooarow G. Rohanna. Spraggs. Robert F. Boianowski.

Canonsburr street, was honor man of the recent graduating" class "at "Scott Field, 111., parent radio school of tht- army air forces technical training command. Recently commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps Women's Reserve was Marion Grimes Craig of Glenn E. Patterson. North Charleroi. Tames E.

Hoover. West Brownsville and Mrs. H. T. Johnson, of 1 a i rton, has enlisted in the army as an aviation cadet.

Auxiliary Eleanor Louise Cover, of 2974 Dwight avenue, has been graduated from the WAAC training eorge E. Null. Daisytown. a Till John Dorsey, Brownsville. GREAT MOMENTS wsaiisi Tsaalar Andy Denbo.

the air force. The red and white Good Conduct Ribbon has been awarded to Private Joseph Zakrscew-ski, son of Joseph Zakrscewski, 530 Glass Run road, for having completed three 3rears of active enlisted service, according to an announcement CaiTritt. Feataeea lally Aad HiTnrtl Steven A. Smoagie. Clarksvilie.

Charles J. Shania, Turtle Creek. Telford C. Hogan. Homestead.

William R. Hill. California. First Lieutenant Rodney E. Sim-! Arthur J.

McManus, Youngwoort. Edward C. Williams, Greensburg. William F. Eberly.

Toungwood. Paul Benevich. Luxor. Harry A. Smith, Wendel.

George F. Smolka, Toungwood. Ralph E. Norman. Penn.

Gale R. Zundel, Toungwood. Glenn, D. Han-old, Hunkers. Philip B.

Arlotto, Greensburg. George Machuga. Greensburg. John I. Nalevanko.

Greensburg. Franklin Neal. Jeannette. Bernard -M. Diehl, Toungwood.

Paul E. Saltzman, Grapeviile. Ray E. McGinnis. Toungwood.

Warren A. Thomas, Armbrust. John S. Kruel. Irwin.

William T. Moore, Ruffsdale. Earl W. Helman. Toungwood.

Robert H. Andrus. Greensburg. Jamea R. Trout, Hunker.

William Watson, Wendel. P.ussell L. Morris, Greensburg. Edward A. Barwiolek, Irwin.

Harry E. Coulter. Greensburg. Paul R. Irwin.

Edward J. S.kora, Greensburg. IN MUSIC The Celanese How. presents coke, 2925 Middletown road, is Jack S. Kotler.

Conncllsville. t-dward 8. Dobrosky. Canonsburg. Sidney A.

Abbott. Charleroi. Flash Htws Leaves 1 or Active Duty Roman A. Glemba, Van Voorhis. fames Walters.

Coal Center. 1:38 A. SUNDAY Headlins NEWS WJAS II P. M. MUSIC BY GEORGE GERSHWIN Jaon Tannyson ttpraut Francis M.

Jericho. California. Ralph D. Dorsey, Waynesburg. Ernest L.

Metzner. West Brownsville. ilerbert Johnson center at Day-tona Beach, and is ready for assignment. Howard A. Pechar, of 1506i Metropolitan street, has been promoted from the grade of corporal to sergeant at the army air base, Great Falls.

Mont. He is the son of Fred M. Pechar. with WUSIC" County Board No. 2 furnished the majority of the selectees inducted into the armed services yesterday at the local induction center.

They are: Feier Keruskin. Vestaburf. rtiarles Hoffman. IMtroit. Mich.

Charles teeny, Nemacoiln. William Simon, VestaburR. Robert Densmore, Dais town Stanley PawlaK. Fredericktowa. James Funk, Waynesburg.

John Sodialt. Cokesburr. Paul LefTler. Stockdale. Warvty Stephenstn.

West Brownsville. William Weber. Canonsourg. Feter Pans. Muse.

MtcSael DiRanct. Canonsburg. Jot Kern. Straoane. Pett Petros.

Canonsburg. Howard ravi-s. Mt. Andrew Tnomas. Carmi-hael.

William Games. XWl Campus St. Daniel Payne. McKeesport. Glenn Thomas, Elizabeth.

Andrew Cacy. Van Voorhis. Jnfph M-no. Roscoe. Theodore Scnly.

Michael Pohan. Cnarleroi. Leonard Buchta. Charleroi. CJeno Oilli, Cnarlerol.

Clyde Furnier. Atlenport. Alfred JelTried, Charleroi. Hubert Braumegg. Charleroi.

Kogert Giandy. Uunlevy. Joseph Peter, Stockdale. Glen Foulks. Charlerot.

i'rancla Charleroi. Utanley Robuck. Brownsville. William Bisco. Bentleyville.

Jean Brassart, Charleroi. Stefan Boyka, Fimeyviile, Frank. Torlir.g. Canonsburg Thomas Shady. Canonsburg.

Joseph Orbin. Canonsburg. Alexander Dudiik. Canonsburg. John Tinker.

Mt. Lebanon. Ramond Gedncil, Canonsburg. William Marshall. Canoneburg.

Paul McKenna, Elrama. Joseph Guzzn. Canonsburg. Vincent Braddock. Strabaoe.

William Bell. Canonsburg. Mirnael Soroka. Canonsourg. WHliam Wasulko, Cokesburg.

Joseph Wright. Canonsburg. Albert Susa. Strabar.e. Nick Kotchman.

Cokeburg. Jamea Castor. Finleyvilie. Pet Payak. Canonsburg.

John CeKerich, Cokesburg. Andrew Beilan. Robert F. Voelker, Charleroi. TJdward S.

Frederick. Charleroi. Charles R. Higgins. Bella Vernon.

Joseph Bruno, Charleroi. Frank G. Haggerty, Canonsburg. Claretvca A. Manes, Canonsburg.

Joseph A. Molinaro, Canonsburg. H. Gossett. Canonsburg.

Alexander A. Honkiewicz. Canonsburg. John J. Salata.

Monocga'flela. raul F. Soychak. Frank Mollis. North Charleroi.

John B. Colvin, Lock No. 4. Jack G. ilagee.

Mt. Lebanon. Roger A. Chacchl, Dunlevy. William S.

lndorante. Charleroi. George P. Haley. F.oscoe.

Herbert A. Stoneklng. Mononiaheii. Alfred H. Strosnider.

Waynesburg. Alfred J. Fredericktown. Ramsey W. Zrimsek, Venetia.

F.dward Worgul. Canonsburg. Stephen G. Halkias. Stockdaie.

Louis Zetko. Roscoe. Charles H. Burke. New F.ag.

Robert L. Snyder. Bentleyville. John Botlak. New York.

N. Y. Charles R. Crawford. West Brownsville.

Ftephen T. Colank. West Brownsville. Adelbert L. Herrington.

Brownsville. William I. Ostrander. Finleyviile. Robert W.

McMurray. Canonsburg. George A. Frederick. Bentleyville.

Nestor A. Bulkus. 7228 Idlewiid St. William D. Tish.

Van Voorhis. William R. Bryan. Waynesburg. Harry W.

Reynolds. California. Harry W. Frank. North Charleroi.

Paul J. Litavec, Roscoe. George M. Lipscomb. Ellsworth.

Melvw, I'llom, West Brownsville. Hsroldj W. Fulmer. West Brownsville. Michael Stogran.

V'estaburg. F.dgar Stefanko. Demon. Harry E. Reel.

Mt. Morris. Alfred J. Glotfelty. Coai Center.

Howard W. Bower, Waynesburg George W. Maison. W. Brmvnsviile.

Ralph L. Hoge. Waynesburg. Joseph Lipnichey, Veataburg. Herman J.

Bruneile, CSiarierol. Poiiald K. Ferguson, Roscoe. Charles M. Groves.

Waynesburg. Charles Lahda. California. James W. Eager.

California. Robert C. Jackson. Francis E. Hess.

West BrownsvtKe. Andrew S. Soities. Finleyvilie. James B.

Fleming. 1ST8 Moroingside Ave. Calvin Cramer, Elizabeth. Anthony J. Lochiavo, Ambridge.

Andrew I. Kennel. N. Charlerot Paul E. Faizttta.

Elco. P-avmond F. Pardmy, Jr O.arleroi. Theodore M. Haught, Waynesburg.

Jamt w. DeGarmo. Jr New Castie. Albert Bevans. Veataburg.

Angelo J. Sperandiu, Oatsytown. Jan Prc tinor sr.NDAV I 1:30 to F. Robert Wd harifni Kenneth W. George.

Waynesburg. Edward G. Xichloa, Milisboro. Gaerg Sabasrlan nnductor Clark W. Spitznogle.

Waynesburg. am Steve T. Loutsion, Canonsburg. Louis Surdyn. Charleroi.

TONIGHT WJAS -10 mntifi mr Andrew E. Albert, California. Frank P. Alfano. California.

John R. LHom. Waynesburg. Ctlanesi Cirpratiu A trie a Joseph 8. Kuboveik.

Ellsworth. JTfTWirTmTTTi Charged with the. task of keeping Liberator bombers in the high state of mechanical perfection required for modern aerial combat. Private First Class James F. Horvat of Bairdford has been graduated as an expert mechanic from Keesler Field.

Miss. Lieutenant W. T. Kamenitsy of Youngstown, has been grad John E. Greguric.

Manor. Robert W. Gaydos. Swissvaie. Roy H.

Shields, Greensburg. Herman C. Valloizi. Greensburg. Carmen J.

Freger. Penn. Joseph W. Beacon, Luxor. Ned R.

Marshall. Hunker. Michael F. Chislock. Greensburg.

Calvin L. Curry, South Greensburg. Juiiu R. Bucchi. Greensburg.

Donald P. Greensburg. Roy C. Simpson, Greensburg. Joseph E.

Walfco, Greensburg. Anthony L. Tonin. Wendel. Amisa T.

Stewart, Vestaburg. Albert F. Myers, Charleroi. Theodora J. Jurik.

Donora. Carl W. Ely. Sycamore. Donald w.

Sutton. Waynesburg. BE READY FOR MEMORIAL DAY! Walter L. Kelley. Cleveland.

O. Micheel Lahoff. uated from the Joph R. DeBolu Carmichael. Fly Bright New Colors Calvin B.

Feneiton. Those In the Service Window Or Porch sswnssnssnnnsssssssassswanwtMinuijw, in i. rr fV-. AL. I A sL I 1 Brooks flying school, Texas, and is ready for as-signment to combat duty.

Private First Class William S. Boocock of 912 Milton street has been ordered from Sel-fridge Field, to Lowry George Stepanik. Jeannette. George A. Cantine.

Wendel. Robert E. Smith. Greensburg. John A.

Fetchero. Greensburg. sndrew J. Haiovanko, 8. Greensburg.

Csrl L. Shuster, Greenfburg. John A. Tempo. Luxor.

Thomas D. Hulina. Luxor. William Scboaf, Monessen. Jack C.

Morris. Greenfburg. Raymond L. Armbrust. Jacob D.

Baughman. Toungwood. James T. Rieenor. New Stanton.

Albert J. Mari. Toungwood. John C. Barron, Toungwood.

Donald J. Free, Penn. Samuel Kirkling. Greensburg. Fred J.

Lah, Herminie. Michael E. Pahnos, Greensburg. Joseph M. Arduini, Gra penile.

Vincent N. Xepidi, Jeannette. John D. Tomajko, Adamsburg. Anthony Panichella, Grapeviile.

John V. Miano, Penn. Paul Materna, Jeannette. Emery S. Congaware.

Grapeviile. Sets 2.79 Avalon Sailor Missing at Sea Cadet James Arthur Hope, of the merchant marine, is missing in action, according to a telegram received yesterday by his mother, Mrs. Margaret A. Hope, 219 South Home avenue, Avalon. In the service since December, Cadet Hope called his mother in March and told her that he would soon be going to sea.

A graduate of Avalon High school, he was employed by Booth Flynn at the time of his enlistment. He has one brother in the service, Staff Sergeant George Keith Hope, stationed in North Africa. Lt. Kamenitsy Field. Col for a course of instruc tion in photography.

Following completion of the course, he will return to Selfndge Field Set includes 3x5-ft. cotton flag on 6-ft. jointed po'e with halyard, and topped win wooden knob. Metal holder fits either window ledgs cr porch rail. Two district men.

Private Paul A. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ross. 1752 Wabash street nd Private Henry C.

Saunders, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Saunders of Indianola, have been Packed neatly in box ior easy storage Same Set with 4x6-f t. Flag $2-49 Uwn or Sidewalk Set I2-ff.

pole. Wifh 4x6 ft. flaj; and ground socket. promoted to the grade of private first class. McKeesport Flier Gets Army Promotion Lieutenant Samuel L.

Say. son of the Reverend and Mrs. D. Sal, of East McKeesport, has been promoted to the rank of captain, according to word received yesterday by his parents. A pilot, Captain Say served in the Tunisian campaign and is still in North Africa.

His father is the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of East McKeesport. Sailor Transferred MARTIN'S FERRY, 0 May 25. Chief Petty Officer Howard Sandrock, former high school coach, has been transferred from the submarine base at Manitowoc, where he was athletic director, to a similar position in the officer training school at Marquette University. Post-Gazette Pboti. Robert J.

Grier, II, assistant district attorney, will leave tomorrow for duty with the United States 'aval Reserve. Commissioned a lieutenant junior grade, Grier is the fitth member of the district attorney's office to enter the armed forces. Representing the staff. District Attorney Russell H. Adams is shown above, left, presenting Attorney Grier with a traveling bag." A dinner vva given for Grier last night in the Pittsburgher Hotel.

Mr. Grier live in the Ambassador apartments. Honor Roll for Church A complete list of the 721 members of Sacred Heart Church who are serving in the armed forces is being placed on an honor roll which will be hung in the vestibule of the church. p. -sbk.