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Chics jo Sunday Tribune 'September 24, 19S9 Part 3 Page 7 Wttk AMERICAS FIGHTERS NORTHWESTERN WINDS UP ITS Ensign James C. Oliver, 1738 WINKLER SPECIALS EXERCYCLE HELPS YOU REDUCE WAIST-HI PS -THIGHS and look years younger! i Addison recently was awarded SUMMER TERM ELECTRIC HEATER Large Siz 3.95 Less wir guard Wachs and Bruno Gates, both of Skokie. Bachelor's degrees were given the following north suburban residents: Deshler Armstrong and Charles Norman both of Glen-view; Betty Smith, Golf; James Greenebaum Jacob Jeppesen, and William McCulloch all of Highland Park; and Stewart Mun-roe, David Wilkinson, and Robert Dammann, all of Skokie. Augustana Tea Auxiliary of Augustana hospital, 427 Dickens will, hold a tea and book review at 8 p. m.

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Appoints Three New Faculty Members Appointment of three new faculty members recently was announced by National College of Education, Evanston. Dor i Zappe, former principal of the lower school of Blake School for Boys, Hopkins, has been named room director of the grade of the college's children's school. In charge of instrumental music in the college and children's school will be Harold Hoyt. former band director of the Glencoe public schools. Miss Dorothae Carter, a specialist in visual training, has been appointed to lhe guidance center staff.

tntodkn his naval aviator's wings and diploma in a ceremony at the naval air station, Corpus Christi, Tex. Oliver, a graduate of High school in 1946, entered the navy in 1949 and was assigned to Mpttramkai 897 Degrees. Diplomas oij ration 2.95 Are Awarded ALL STEEL IRONING BOARD 4.50 thts I IMJU( ntdtt tiit In rtftvf tf nwttle MttMU htlyi uuiutA mm font if CMStjffUM bomber recently completed 13 missions on North Korean targets. Clarence H. Mohr whose parents live at 2250 Giddings has been promoted to private 1st class with the 1261st air transport service in Tripoli, where he is a flight traffic clerk.

Mohr is a veteran of four years with the air force and attended Lane Technical High school. Ensign Burton J. Miller, 5240 Sheridan recently was assigned as a supply officer at the Charleston, S. naval base. He will aid in the re-activation and recommis-sioning of a destroyer.

A naval academy graduate, Miller joined the service in 1944 as an aviation radioman trainee. He won a fleet appointment to the academy in 1945. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller.

Taking part in the recent summer encampment of the 109th anti-aircraft artillery brigade, Illinois National Guard, were: Lt. Col. Earl Price, 455 Earry Warrant Officer Bernard Harris, 2849 Orchard Warrant Officer William Powell, 2149 N. Clark Corp- George Leslie, 3140 N. Clark and Recruit Robert Topping, 5233 Kenmore av.

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A total of 6,980 students enrolled in the summer term. The largest registration ELECTRIC IRON 4.50 NOW ONLY COAfc Discount on nationally 9 "famous automatic irons basic and pre- flight training at Pensacola, Fla. He completed multi-engine advance training at Corpus Christi. Ensign Oliver will report for duty with the Pacific fleet. He is the son of Mrs.

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