The southern news. [volume], July 10, 1943, Section 1, Image 8

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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1943
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MARCH FIELD, CALIFORNIA—Sergeant Joe Louis Barrow
refereeing a boxing bout between Gabriel Reyes, left, of Colton, Cali
fornia, and Art Perez of Camp Haan, Califoria.
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CHICAGO YOUTHS MAKE GOOD—Second Lieutenants Craig
H. Williams and Felix J. Fitzpatrick of Chicago, Illinois, watching a
pursuit ship maneuvered by one of their comrades at Tuskegee Army
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CPL. GILBERT DE GROAT, of
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stationed in Great Britain. An
amateur boxer, he has won over 50
fights, including a Golden Gloves
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CAMP DEVENS, MASSACHUSETTS— Lieutenant Colonel How
ard D. Queen, Washington, D. C., commanding the 366th Infantry,
looks over a bust of himself, sculptured by Staff Sergeant William E.
Artis, Washington, North Carolina.
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Above is left to right Miss Ruff’n. former See. of Y. W.
C. A., Mr. W. C. Allen, Pres, of Allen Funeral Home, Miss
B. Kinehartlt, teacher at Ashland School, Mrs. Ethel Canty of
/Ashland School. Mr. M. .1. Canty, Mr. Eugene Smith, Pres, of
the Southern News. Bev. E. J. Perkins, |mstor of Church of
Giod and Christ. The picture was made at the I'. S. O. Loungs
at Southern Railway Station. The group are members of the
Progress Citizen Club who arc sponsors of the V. S. O. Lounge.
Mr. Smith is President. Mrs. Canty is cliairtnan of Committee on
Management.