IVI j ,.........—UCouDUBOIS NATIVEIS OBSERVINGScbysi*heGERMAN BLITZlIt ha* Juit coin# to light thiil! ***h.s DuBoi* hits a special interest In ,u- last swk’Ji new* rcjmrt of nation* res wide Interest concerning the de*ral nurture of Rear Admiral Robert LOhortnley for England to serve at a special observer for PresidentRooseveltbe | Admiral Ghormtev wan accomp* led i anted by two aides Lieutenant Commander n L Austin, and Lieu* tenant Donald J, McDonald Lt Mr Don ri Id happen* to t#* a Du Boil product, the son of Mr. a mlict,hemeInnlrarnt •tree me athavet wothe iulara herlavnfinalOnift, Charles A. McDonald, of phtlade!parthaeirriUforthenoder-neirephis former residents of DuBoi*He was bom in this city, educated in the local schools and graduated from Du Bo la High School, after which he was appointed to Annap* oils by the late Congressman W, r fiwoopeHe will be remembered by many clone friends here and by others who saw him in the K. of C. ring as one of the two McDonald “twins' In several Juvenile hosing exhibitions. He was the “Doc** of the “Doe and Chubby** pair,Since his graduation from Annapolis as an ensign a few years agft he has been advanced to a I tauten * mm '■ ancy and apparently is held in #1 h%h esteem in the fmttonlg top-ItnoAt naval etrrba. ** 1 {HX;d-' Th^ United Pre^s dispatch to tht j yl# Courier-Express on Friday, tellina I ■ rad of Admual flhortnley’s appolht* rnent. said In part: “He was Accompanied by two aides, Lieutenant Commander B. L Austin and Lieutenant Donald J. McDonald, who also will act m observers. The tlnsre will report to Joseph B. Kennedy. United States ambassador to the Court of St James, and will be attached to the embassy staff*1*Map!8tm son i Fran A vetOtgranWaalBinsHubnutAveiWordiitanmWPimen it U b -nii that crewthetier,or-wastoer-inehiauueapastorigoiutNo.holdat cbainA]trad