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11 General1■■ From Paye Oneradar observer*. and general ic-f coctnaatlon couresL!| TEX MWXKEXT school* tiberej??!* advanced sad bas-c ava;^a|courses are taught coxxxe under the -uperviSioa of General Sto*„v e-i.faey are located from Louisiana | to California Air cadets gee mu!u-.engtne erasing at Barksdale. La_ ja*id Sale, Olxla. Las Vegas. Nev, [i-S the stese of single esgme ad-Svaneed training, and set pilots]• train at Williams FzeSd In AruonaJ J Since General St ©a. el! moved to* Texas field near Saa Antonio^ the has become as soM oa the state! |as natives are. Speaking with a [trace of southern accent. Genera! jStov.e!! reports the people and the j clima te there suits him fine- 1THE FORMER football stir at!Central High School, where he; graduated in 191S, and at West), Pomt, now gets most of his exercise as a crack golfer. He has re-}Tha rflnr«aflJ j sowed his knowledge of ihe courses b | here on his vacation and by aow[ t \** ready to challenge all comers[ ' m a test game. He also hopes to[ nsh for pike m Oneida Lake be-[fore he leaves Sunday. jThis nommg General StoweU* was practicing on the bank of the! * Oswego River which flows through{* t rhe back ;nrd c*, the hozie cl tus, stepmother, Mrs. Robert StowellJ in Phoenix.His fishmg companion was Martha, who didn't hark until she was brought to the United States. The oasenji pureoreds nc^er bark, thel^ general explained, out Martha is! part mongrel. jSHE Yf'AS QUEET while Generali, Stowel! kept her in overseas tern- * tory, he said. But when Martha came to Phoenb; after the war she picked up barking from a native Phoenix dog.On the Gold Coast in Africa a barking basenji is Li disgracer but Martha's barking has been tolerated. The dog was given to Genera! StovreU when a Red Cross girt found her quarters not suitable for keeping the pup.GENERAL STOWEIX began hisH military career after his track and ?s[ football days at Central. In 1920 ir he was appointed to the U. S. Mtli-i rary Academy at West Point andj continued to distinguish himself ini athletics there. He started fhmgi in 1927. ' iWhen World War H came General Stowed served as commanding officer of the Central African Wing of the A_ T_ C. at Accra, British Gold Coast, then as commanding general of the North African Division, A T. C. at Casa-olanca. and of the AtC's North Atlantic Division.itisidi-irn
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Syracuse, New York, US
Wed, May 18, 1949
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