idr-ISSseV%anut)StIdvetoFrom page Oneiof enemy anti-aircraft and costal defense! batteries, courage-ousll folded his jptane in theIJcenemy waters, picked up the ■■crew of an aircraft which had *been shot down and took off c u again while under intense fire a ecj from heavy and light calibrerenemy guns. His daring and 1§pr skill were in keeping with the Mhighest §raditions of the United IStates Naval Service.” f Lieutenant Cheverton returned home to ;il States in 1January after 22 months of * Jm overseas service with the Pa- I\JL . .cific fleet as a naval aviator.: •jtaflV !$ jL; lt;’ j yt'y) '-AHe was married in Februaryr.sar*to Miss Pauline Kerns of Pointiir —Loma, and the couple are now insremaking their home at Corpus c. Christi. 'I • • tLieutenant I Cheverton gradu- *ated i t from I the ? Huntington ISchool and; Pomona College, 11liere he|was president of thearanUL Associated*! Students and a B ■' member of Sigma Tau. g Besides Robert and Milton c5 there is another Cheverton son 1OS « io serving- in the navy. Howard fDU % •Cheverton is now attending the «naval suddIv sdioolat Cam- iMass., and will be com- 3 missioned as an ensign in June. c