Verne Patten will enter the radio school at Harvard University within the next month, according to word which reached here this morning. He goes as one of a group of fifteen, selected by examination from a company of eighty men, and will have four or five months of training at Harvard before he is given a wireless station. Mr. Patten enlisted in the navy late in July and since that time has been training at Goat Island, near San Francisco. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Patten, of Moscow, where he has lived since childhood. He is delighted with the opportunity to get into actual service.
Examinations were so rigid that he has been a member of the faculty for the past year. His friends here will be delighted to hear of his success.
MOSCOW BOY PASSES RIGID EXAMINATION
The
QUOTA OF LIBERTY BONDS
COUNTY IN CALLED
LOCAL MEDICAL BOARD CALLS
30 MEN DAILY FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
The local draft board has called 30 men each for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 17, 18 and 19, to be examined physically. The list of those called follows:
Hugh Richardson, Moscow.
Ord G. Chrisman, Moscow.
Leon Leslie Smith, Moscow.
Ragnar W. Kullberg, Moscow.
Ted S. Herlington, Moscow.
Bernard Timothy Keane, Moscow.
Frank Joseph Paterka, Moscow.
Gilbert Mayfield, Genesee.
John Nelson Sampson, Moscow.
Frederick William Beyer.  Deary.
John Gerald Meeker, Moscow.
Harold King Sisson, Avon.
Floyd Dean Kelly, Moscow.
Richard Fox, Moscow.
Lew Everett Morris, Moscow.
John Oswald Thompson, Moscow.
Orval Dean Garrison, Moscow.
Roy Lockwood Handlin, Moscow.
Burton Lewis Munson, Moscow.
Edward Reilly, Moscow.
Marion Talbott Curry, Moscow.
Claud Logan Reeder, Moscow.
Jules Verne Hull, Viola.
Loron Scott Smith, Moscow. 