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the WAC. She is assigned as Secretary
to the Advisory Training Board and as­
sistant physical training instructor at
Moody Field, Georgia.
Mrs. Frank Yancey of the Firm Ac­
counting Section, SIAC, has returned
recently from a visit with her husband,
Cpl. Frank Yancey at Camp Swift,
Texas.
Everett (Tom) Osborn, son of H. E.
Osborn of the SI AC, has recently com­
pleted a course of study at the Aviation
Ordnance Course at ¿the Naval Air
Technical Training Center, Memphis,
Tenn., and is now stationed at Jack­
sonville, Fla.j studying to be a turret
gunner on torpedo planes.
Jerry Osborn is stationed, at North
Bend, Oregon, awaiting assignment as
an Aviation Machinist Mate. .
S/Sgt. Cyril R. Suing, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Suing, of the SIAC, is home
for a 21-day furlough after eight
months of service on a B-17 bomber of
the Eighth air force as a ball turret gun­
ner. He wears the Air Medal with four
Oak Leaf Clusters and two battle stars
on his ETO ribbon. His unit was pre­
sented the Presidential Unit Citation.
Phyllis McDonald of Industrial Ac­
cident Commission left to join her hus­
band, Jay H. McDonald, Ph.M .l/c, sta­
tioned at Pensacola, Fla.
Lt. L. N. Schade and his wife, the
former Mary Shreve, have, left for
Douglas, Arizona, after spending a
leave here with Mrs. Schade’s mother,
Sylvia Shreve.
Lt. Schade has returned from New
Guinea after 63 missions.
Robèrt White, R.M.3/c, who has
been in the South Pacific for the past
fifteen months, is home on a twenty-
seven day furlough visiting with his
patents and friends.
Robert is : the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Loren White of the Keiser District, and
has two brothers in the service. Ellis
B. White, Ph.M.2/c is at the, present
time located at the Naval Hospital in
Seattle and Robert wil lgo to Seattle
to visit with him for a few days while
here. The other brother,. Loren J.