a clerk in the Center over four years, tie Armjr since July,i»rchIson Lewis, Jr.,[r. and Mrs. J. M. . Thirteenth street, duty as outfitting ider .the supervisor USN. at Orange, 'is, who has two :ej. is a L94I gradu-Methodist Univer-where he received Economics. He en-/ Jan. 13. 1941, and d in 1942 aboard t City. He. has had •a. duty.employed by the Atlantic Steel Castings Company, in this city, before enlisting in September, 1942. He waspromoted to his present rank inSeptember, 1944.Anyone on the front lines of battle will tell you that you cannot operate an observation post without communications, That's what keeps wiremen of the Army hopping all day. Four times one day recently, Cpl. Vincent Tamcrcdi, of this city, serving with the Tnird Division of the Seventh Army in France, ran new lines from observation posts to mortars and- watched the guns shoot up tanks and personnel.re County Blue-raduated recently 1 training school St. Louis, Mo., Na~ are: Edward Stan-l husband of Mrs.l*fc. William J. FidorowicZ, 28. sonof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fidorowicz, 353 Lamokin street, this city, and T/4 Thomas E. Sharkey, 28, son of Mrs. Helen Sharkey, 7G4 Saville avenue, Eddystone, recently returned from service overseas and are now temporarily stationed at the ArmyEye fund:Mr. and Mrs. nail avenue, v, their new home Frank David, Griffith, two j: the John Wesilt; ieart Legion, v, birthdays Sund Services tonio Church are chi m„ in charge Taylor, superm the Rev. Dallas will preach on Luther League 8 p. m. Mr, s Calhoun will d and World Pealt; The services Methodist Chur church school i 11, Rev, Georg preach on By an object less* juniors. At 6