Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 26

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Gen. Ernest Hinds, command the §th Avea, with head- Houston, Tex., «ferred that command tem- forarily to Maj. Gen. Thomas Q. Don- A recently in rommand of the tonps of the 3d Corps Area. stationed in command of Antonio. Gen. e in August next granted two | menihs' leave of absence. and expects | a tour of Europe before his | E | BOWLING HONOR GUEST. now | Congress Member Addresses Ala-| bama State Society. % Reserve Corps Commissions. ve William B. Bowlinz | Chmmissions In the Reserve Corps | lof the Army have been jssued by the o | War Department to Edward B. Clark, | 100 Magmchusstts - avenue,. as -} 1 cb ¥rounded on the beach at Ped- | eplonel inha. aoxiiiary: o Winant: Pyl Soor; TDic moar hers. yeetsrday, were 2 safely hrought ashore late today after Eapos # cements | Johnston, 3417 ptain - 2 ;'l‘:l,\;h\_\m:'l::';xzrse |‘|‘-’ s _flL"'"" nt a life line had been set up by J. E Harry F. Fulton, first vice | and to Ralph A, -quet | tehora, a seaman. who swam from G. A, S. 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