CHAPLAIN SCHOOL

A Chaplain School Memorial Service for the first relative of the permanent personnel of the School to be killed in action has been announced for Saturday, 11 December at 0800 by Chaplain William D. Cleary, Commandant. Chaplain James T. Wilson of the faculty will officiate.

The service is being held in memory of 22-year-old Lt. Ewing Shields III, brother of Miss Shirley Anu Shields, a civil service employee of the Chaplain School Administration Center. Lt. Shields was killed in action over Halsey, England on 13 November, a month after he had left the United States. Initially commissioned as a bombardier at Kirtland Field New Mexico, he received his navigator wings at the AAF Navigation School Administration Marcos, Texas.

At a special formation held in the toys; of Germanic Museum on Wednesday morning, 8 December, the following 11 civilian employees of the Chaplain School were awarded the Army Service Forces Ribbon for faithful and meritorious service by Chaplain William D. Cleary, Commandant: Lydis S. Belless E Louise Beng, Edith V. Bradley, Mary Geraldine Cox, Charles Demetropolis, Marie Flarrel, Marjovie L. Goodrich, Adele N. Haggman, Evalyn Leots Hargen, Mary T. Renneberry, N. Jane Hell, Clare E. McGowan, Leonora A. Maroney, Ruth Mafas, Estherine B. Murray, Georgs T. Myles, Adele Paniser, Shirley Ann Shields, Mary Stepico, Sylvia Sugarman, Maribe Wilson, Evangeline M. Zollars.