veu w eATrxngami 9Uklindswasru-Btngin-firstlift-Eleven Boys Will-Take Navy Tesls,Warmee SlatesGroup Will Be Assigned loGeneral Service after▼ *irainmg0€nise*from the C bar* ifar«^a H 17-year-old naval ineen* will report to the localnav\ recruitinc station at 10 a, mtomorrow for final instructions be-and tore leaving for Baltimore to be as-Tree'signed to general service in the s£ 1 navx according to Chief Petty Of- eificer Walter B Warmee, in chargen of Bl re .rigJohn C PViHter. Jr , Mt I^ake Park,Dl_ will oe m charge of the group., ive- * ’* 1 ov returned a wartimeI ^ diploma from Oakland high schoolOthers leaving tomorrow includeWilliam R Hutson, 472 Central*lin * avenue; Edgar William Bryner. La-:lgr.!Vaie, a junior at AUeganv high j vole school before working for the B and O railroad ; Wilbur O Sister, White?S€ Rock road. Friendsville. who wasj^. 0p_ graduated f rom the Friendsville I ^Ht high school in 1944. ^no | Austin W Judy. Wllev Ford, W al- Va . i junior at the Ridgeley, W.|fl rork Va high school; Glen C Ward rope jlt;ji by j A1 bert W Va w ho received a war-was time diploma recently from the nter!Thomas W Va . high school ;W H mtyj Sites 461 Goethe street, a junior at pay i Fort Hill high school; Leonard WI Conner, CorriganviUe. a jui atintil Altegany high school* Curtis S Bel- Feasier Augusta W Va : Clifton P citv Hirer. Bloomington; and John W s g ired 1 Ayers, Barton:e£ - I W111 i a m V'n_7fn ha ke r 17 I.on a con - Hj