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New Posts Assigned To Washington Men In Armed Forces

Number of Promotions Listed Among Changes In Several Branches

The armed forces have assigned a number of men from the Wash- ington area to new posts, given the officer candidate training course to them or provided promotions through the ranks.

Lt. J. David Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Leonard, 6716 North Central avenue, Chevy Chase, Md., has been home on leave fol- lowing graduation from the Officers’ Candidate School at Fort Knox, Ky. Pvt. Norman G. Hough, Jr.. 422 Mason drive, Arlington, has reported for special training in the gunnery department of the technical section of Fort Knox's school. Fort Knox also reported that Technician Her- bert W. Tipton, Rapidan, Va., has reported for a special course in the tank department of the school.

The Air Corps Training School at Miami, Fla., reports 12 men from this area have arrived for special

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training. These include Capt. John L. Do wrick, 5314 First street N.W., and Second Lt Charles T. Barnes, Arlington. Others in the technical branch are Capt. Ray C. Thompson, 2116 P street N.W.; Capt. Charles W. Hume, 2113 S street N.W.; Capt. Ruthven K. Smith, 3726 Connecticut avenue N.W.; Capt. Everett O. New- man. 2000 F street N.W.; First Lt. Stuart H. Gayness, Silver Spring; First Lt. Frederick J. Haas, Chevy Chase; First Lt. James G. Osborne, Chevy Chase; First Lt. Robert M. Snyder, 2302 Forty-first street N.W.; First Lt. James D. Griffin, 3900 Con- necticut avenue N.w. (former di- rector of the Young Democratic Clubs): Second Lt. Rolland Lamens- dorf, 1915 Kalorama road N.W.

Gatthardt Finishes Course. Norman H. Gatthardt, 32, former

head teller of the American Security & Trust Co., has finished his basic training at the Gardner Field Air Base, Gardner, Calif. He is attached to the 79th Materiel Squadron and assigned to the Finance Depart- ment.

Cadet William E. Lamb, 6301 Beechwood drive, Chevy Chase, was commissioned a second lieutenant during ceremonies at the Edgewood Arsenal by the Chemical Warfare Service. A graduate of George Washington University, he was a draftsman in civilian life.

Aviation Cadet James Robert Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Davis, 5600 Western avenue, Chevy Chase, who recently was graduated from the Greenville (Miss.) Flying School, has been sent to one of the South- eastern training centers for further instruction.

Chanute Field, 111., reports that William R. Selby, son of Mrs. R. W. Selby, 2500 Bladensburg road N.E., this week end will be commissioned a second lieutenant in aviation en-

gineering. William D. Sterrett, jr„ 3540

Springland lane, now is a second lieutenant in the Signal Corps fol- lowing completion of instruction at the Fort Monmouth (N. J.) School. A member of the District bar, he took his legal training at George Washington University.

Advanced to Fireman. William Francis Aceto. Jr., son of

W. F. Aceto, 908 Pennsylvania ave- nue S.E., recently has been advanced to fireman, second class, at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Fla.

Pvt. Harold L. Robey, Parkland, Md., now is taking instruction in the Air Corps Gunnery School at Las Vegas, Nev. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Robey.

From Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala., comes word that the following have been enrolled as aviation cadets:

John S. Abbott, 1701 Massachus- etts avenue N.W.; Paul Ackerman of 1942 Calvert street N.W.; Jack Alfandre of 2027 R Street S.E., Charles W. Ballard of 641 Elliott street, Forrest L. Bishop of 1011 H street N.W., William G. Blythe of 2759 Woodley place N.W., Delos W. Boyer of 2401 Calvert street N.W., Finley C. Brinley of 1812 K street N.W., Frank A. Buchanan, Jr., of 2111 Huidekoper place, Francis X. Burns of 423 Oneida place N.W., Chester H. Clark of 2811 Twenty- eighth street N.W, Robert P. Cook of 655 S street N.W., Michael R. Cullen of 2122 California street N.W., Thomas Irvin Digges of 114 R street N.E., Conwell F. Dirick- son, Jr., of 1726 Connecticut avenue N.Y.; Rodney L. Due of 1649 Trini- dad avenue N.E., Augustus T. Ein- wechter of 1333 Eleventh street N.W., Howard J. Fry of 632 Girard street N.E.. Samuel Flatt of 713 Third street N.W., Raymond A. Feely of 2110 Nineteenth street N.W., Joseph O. Francke of 3209 Porter street N.W., Frank C. Gass, Jr., of 770 Park road N.W.; Joseph M. Gay, Jr., of 554 Newcomb street S.E., John E Hall of 2222 Wisconsin avenue N.W., Harry B. Hersey, Jr., of 1629 Columbia road: Joseph J. Kelley of 2227 Twentieth street N. W., Russell R. Ijamon of 83 8 street N.W.. John P. O'Reagan of 2910 P street S.E.. Willard E. Smith of 3327 Brothers place S.E., Cyril S. Staub of 329 Tenth street N.E.. Samuel D. Tate of 3703 Ingomar street N.W., Samuel A. Ulanow of 631 I street and John H. Walket; of 1900 L street N.W.

leiter Mansion Rezoned For Apartment Use

Apartment house zoning has been granted for the Leiter Mansion, on

Dupont Circle, in the block bounded by Nineteenth and Q streets and New Hampshire avenue N.W.. over the protests of a number of nearby property owners.

Following a public hearing yester- day, the District Zoning Commission announced its approval of this and four other petitions for reclassifica- tion for use of properties. Decision was postponed to another executive session Saturday on several pro- posed amendments to the zoning regulations, one of which would re-

quire off-street parking space for any residential building hereafter erected. The draft considered yes- terday is being rewritten.

The Leiter home now is occupied by the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics. Richard H. Wllmer, representing the Leiter estate, de- clared that never again would such a large place as this be used as a

private residence. Oposition was voiced by Mrs.

Kenna Elkins, representative of the Woman s National Democratic Club and other nearby property owners.

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