Number 1... F™Hef Coli-(Continued from page 1) chaslt; ..... houslt;men! command at Camp Pendle- f 11th . *!ton. Calif. Later, he command-_____^ _ ga^risvnn* !elt;* Third Marine Division houslt; Mina- anf* al1 *^arine units at Pendle- four.tonly. Sd here? In 1952 he rei°*ned the First recto * ! Marines in Korea as assistant Pres- i commander in fighting near;z (-arJ Panmunjon. Promoted to majortiover-1 §enera* that year, he returned id eitv to M ashington as assistant Marine Corps chief of staff and thent their deputy chief of staff of Head*' olima Quarters Marine Corpsd ear- Cien Twining returned Inof life Korea in 1955 as First Divisionof one commander and brought t *c di-latural vision back to Camp Pendleton.s He assumed his present postas commandant of Marine CorpsSchools at Quantlco in Septem-p her, 1956*. Gen Twining holds a law de-m* * gree in addition to his Annapolis— A I science degree.Maria He was born in Monroe. Nov. linutes 28, 1902, a son of Mr. and Mrs.tern- C. W. Twining. His father organ it off ized the Commercial and Sav-ings Bank which he headed until Mrs. 1913 when the family moved to 3.573 Portland. Ore.r w hen Gen Tw ining is a brother of . Blair Mrs. Howard Chadwick who re-ss Cal- sides here He is married to the Inounc- former Vivian Deere of Weath-?n, the erford. Tex. Their son, David, isa call a Marine Corps officerr this -ig you Amazing bargains in The Timesclassified, check them daily.