The southern news. [volume], July 10, 1943, Section 1, Image 12

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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1943
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WHICH IS WHICH— No one can tell whether it’s Elroy Arnold
on the left and Leroy Arnold on the right in the above picture, or
vice versa. They’re identical twins in Co. H, 365th Combat Team,
reunited here by War Department order. Both are good soldiers
and acting corporals.
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FORT CLARK, TEXAS—Four regimental officers of the Alb
Negro 2nd Cavalry Division, who have, been assigned to the 27th
Cavalry are, left to right: Second Lieutenant John R. Ishmael, 4328
Garfield Street, St. Louis, Missouri, who attended Summer High School
and was co-captain of the track team; Second Lieutenant Willis
Porter, who formerly lived in Cleveland, Ohio, where he graduated
from Central High School"; Second Lieutenant William E. Becks,
Beatrice, Nebraska, a graduate of Beatrice .High School in 1936, and
Second Lieutenant Oscar Evans, India'napolis, Indiana, who attended
Crispus Attucks High School, boxed in the Golden Gloves matches in
Indiana, and won the middleweight championship in 1941.
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CAMP WOLTERS, TEXAS—B Company, 67th Battalion machine gunners smile, and smile they
should, for their hard work won this silver cup for the Battalion. Left to right are: Privatd Victor
C. Johnson, Greensboro, North Carolina; Private Ellis G. Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio; Technical Sergeant
Haynes, Dallas, Texas, and Corporal Lorenzo Thomas, Mount Vernon, New York.
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