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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
FALL LOSES IN
LOAN STORY
Witness Says He Was
Asked TO Say He Made Loan

WARRINGTON. March is-prlee
Mckinney, OF Cleveland, the second
witness on tho stand today before
tho senate OH inquiry, said durlng
tho time tho Oh committee was In
vestlgatlng the source or former
Secretary Of the Interior Falls sud
den wealth, Fall wrote him asking
him 20 nay no was tho source Of
tho 100000 loan. which u, l.. Do
hcny later said he gave Fall
II destroyed tho letter" Moi<ln-
ney said. AS reeollect. he said
that tho money was loaned by me
on trip made Weet with him
moro than year ago"
"Did you discuss Falls intention
OF leasing Teapot Dome during that
tripT' Walsh asked,
NO hr"
You have largo holdings in Mex
ieof"
NO. oil--just in silver and min
eral ores"
II didn't say that ! would say ]
had loaned the money, and ] didn',
say / wouldn't" Mckinney added.
"But you did not say you loaned
lt7" Walsh asked.
NO sir"
Mckinney was then excused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
LETTER OKEHS
DAUGHERTY
Attorney General Makes Re-
ply to Fight Film Charges

WASHINGTON, March IA.
torney General Daughsrty today
made his reply 60 charges against
him IN connection with the showing
Of fight films by making public a
letter from John +. Harris. Pitts.
burg theatrical man. regarding an
Informal ruling Harris said Dhugh.
erty gave him on tho Dempsey Firpo
pictures,
Ia hts letter. Harris said he desired
70 remind paugheriy of their CONVEX.
satlon about tho matter. which liar.
It's quoted a. follows;
''in reply 20 my question as 10 tho
view the attorney generals depart.
msnt took on these questions YOU
raid; There Ia one way these or any
other priSsnKht pictures may be
transported for exhibition
How n thatT I asked.
"'HY repeal 81 the federal law pro,
hibitlug their transportation you 10.
Npoudcd Furthermore. the govern.
mhut will prosecute anyone who
transports them and viii ask for pun.
lshnsni. not by finc. but by impris.
onmrnt'
'~Thai. In substance. u tho Eist Of
our conversation. and y. OF course.
convinced me- that the pictures could
no; b. legally transported. i. there.
fore. dropped the matter entirely.
"a an act OF simple justice. feel
In honor bound now 10 refresh your
memory about this interview and 10
ada that you may make whatever
use o. this statement you may deem
wiso and helpful or which may ciar.
ny tho present situation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
University Students
Stage EIOpement Here
Parents Forgive After C. T. Waldo and Mary
Katherine Holzheimer Marry

Daniel Cupid has encountered an
other clever mancuver at tho Uni.
versity OF Washington. according TO
news confined Tuesday. and before
hts work was over, two students
were married. and parents here. In
Alaska and California. were indig.
nantly surprised
Tho two are Mary Katherine
Holzhelmer. Is. and Cornelius
Thornton waldo. 20. The bride In a
daughter OF Federal Judge and Mrs.
william Holzhelrner. Of Alaska, and
the groom IL tho son OF Judge and
Mrs. George +. waldo. OF Pasadena.
Cal.
Mrs. Hoizheimer. tho indignant
AT the surprise attack OF tho little
love god. has forgiven both princl.
pals.
II only opposed the immediate
marriage Of my daughter" she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
AR REST z AS
PROVIDERS
Couple Taken When Raid
UnCoyerS Home Loot

Several tr1inkfuls OF loot. said 10
include valuable wearing apparel.
expensive linens. new shoes and
other merchandise. were found in n
house at 22sT Easilake ave. n, Tues
dssy. when Deputy sherlffs William
Sears and Ed Hughes ralded the
place.
Mary J. Tyree and Leonard Tyree.
occupants OF the dwelling. were ar
rested and are being held on a grand
larceny charge. which was filed
against them Tuesday By Deputy
Prosecutor Roland Bartling.
A search warrant was obtained by
the deputies when Eulalie j. Mon
ger. whose house nj 230T Eastlake
ave. ~. was prowled few nights
ago, appeared at the prosecutors OF.
flee and swore out n complaint.
Deputy Prosecutor Bartiing said
that he has evidence duplicating the
two In a number OF store and house
prowls OF recent date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
HEALTH OFFICER
SELECTED
Dr.. Mclaughlin to Take
Oath OF Office Today

Dr. George n. Mclaughlin, new
city commissioner OF health, took
his oath OF office Tuesday and as.
aumed hia duties. replacing Hiram
Road.
Or, Mclaughlin formerly was ply.
stefan Tor tho Milwaukee railroad.
lie filed his bond or $1,000 aud
was sworn IN hy City Clerk u. NJ.
street. NJ 10 n. m.
Ten o'clock Il ms regular office
hour. 40 / might as well got busy on
the Job" Or. MoLoughlin raid
pr Mclaughlin was appointed by
Mayor Brown ana approved hy the
city council Monday lilo succeeds
Dr Hiram NJ. Read. who has held
the position FUN term and ono year,
mr., Mclaughlin win confer with
Mayor brown when chs latter returns
from his vacation. when tho mayor
viii suggest changes In rcoraaniza,
tlon OF the department The mayor
said he has deflnitn plans in mind and
hopes 90 put them into effect.
Or. Mclaughlin was selected by
tho clty council from a list contain.
ing the names OF 10 phyaiciann. huE.
gested by a committee OF five promt
nent physicians az tho mayors re-
quest. Ito has resided IN Seattle for
- years, lilo IL a graduate Of the
Medical School az George Washing.
ton university. was born In NaBh'
vile. Tenn. and served two years
with tho coast guard cutter Patterson
Ia Alaskan waters IN 1909 20 1904.
when no entered private practice. lie
r. member OF che E.lks. Knights 81
Columbus tho Municipal league, the
inglcwood COLI aud Country club.
the American College OF Surgeons
and tho American Medical associa.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18

Il preferred to have the ceremony
take place next summer"
Judge Holzhslmer has wired his
Fluctuations and tho parents of
young waldo have urged their
dansh,er.in-law 70 mako her homo
with them.
Tho marriage was performed last
Friday. b. Rev. John ID. Mcfaurh.
lin. OF 81. Marks church. Five
young couples OF tho university al.
tended. Mas Dorothy Bosworth
acted an maid OF honor: Miss r.or.
raine Campbell. bridesmaid. c. n.
Neoly. J. Ralph Nicely and Emery
RiuEstad attended tho groom.
The two left Immediately after
the ceremony on honeymoon trip
to the san Juan islands and Van.
oouver. Later they win 20 TO Call.
fornia. 70 make their home with
tho groom's parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
WOMAN DETAILS
MURDER TALE
Cafe Owners Wife Declares
Stranger Shot Japanese

That 4. ono. alleged Jap gun.
man. was slain carly Monday
morning by a strange Japanese in
the shlnpooken cafe. 615Is Jackson
ST., 1t was learned by detectives in.
vestigating the murder Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Tanaka. wife Of tho cafe
owner. told Capt. Charles Tenant
that ono was eating n meal in tho
cafe when the stranger came In,
quarreied with him and shot him.
about A. N.
Ono had been arrested about mid.
night for carrying a gun. Tanata
bailed him out. and both went TO
the cafc, the woman said. Tnnala
went home about $3.50 a. M. leaving
ono and AIrH. Tanaka alone.
Ono was drinking freely Of moon.
shine. a Japanese who was n
STRANGER 20 Mrs. Tanaia came In
and sat down at ono's table. order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
MELLON, WEEKS
SUBPOENAED!
Cabinet Men Are Called by
Daugherty Probers
ny FRAZER EDWARDS

finthn Press starr tgTrfHp1udontt
WASHINGTON, March H.
Secretary Of tho Treasury Mellon
and Secretary Of War Weells
were Included IN n new bntch Of
subpoenas issued today by the
senate committee investigating
Attorney General Daugherty.
Mellon win DO given an opportunity
g. reply 20 charges mads before the
committee by CASTOR u, Means. for
mer department OF justice agent.
Means testified that no made an
under cover investigation" Of Mel
Ions alleged connection with liquor
deals In New York city.
we caught Mellon" Means said.
weeks IL expected 10 tebtify In con.
nectlon with tito aircraft case in
which Means testified under oath he
received 500. 900 In 81 900 bills which
he turned over 20 Jess Smith.
Others subpoenAed today are:
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
John W. II. Grim. special assist
ant attorney general.
Arthur siEFmith. private secretary
OF Mellon.
David II. Blair, commissioner Of
Internal revenue.
Elmer Dover. former assistant
secretary OF the treasury.
Alfred H. urion and Henry X
ORION. Washington attorneys.
Abner H. Johnson. Jr., assistant
attorney general.
~ ~ volhw. superintendent OF
prisons under head OF parole board
~ the department OF justice. whose
wife f. a sister Of tho late PreHi-
dent Harding.
James a. Finch. pardon clerk. de-
parimeut Of Justice
Arthur Robb. chief flo clerk. De-
paftmsnt OF Justice.
Henry W. Anderson. special as
slntant attorney general and trustee,
pending dissolution Of the Packers
association.
Alan j. Pickering. army air
service.
Ernest c. Steward. washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
W AN 7 EMBLEM
ON PLANE
Aircraft Christened for Sc
attic to BE Honored

Presentation Of Il suitable en-
blem 70 be placed on the round-the-
world airshlp that Is TO be chris
tened the Seattle" viii be urged
by Capt +. ~ Frctwcll at the
meeting Of tho military affairs Gem
mlttee OF tho Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce. wednesday. II viii be
suggested that a plate. worthy OF
tho city and tho flight. DO given
and attached 20 the plane. bearing
the nams Seattle" the date Of de-
narture for the trip. and place for
the date OF its return to the United
States.
when this plane makes tho trip
and wo have faith that II WILL. .
Capt FretweIl said Tuesday, 1T viii
In oil probability be preserved in
some national museum. where II
should bear some visible tribute
from tho city in whose honor II
was named. Not only this. how
ever. for Il should also carry the
namo OF Seattle with I. TO all the
places IT win visit in making the
trip"
II IS expected that the committee
win indorse tho suggestion and
formulate plnns for putting II into
immediate execution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
GRAND JURY TO
PROBE OIL
Seek 3 indictments Thru
Conspiracy Charges
BY WILLIAM J. IOsH
| Filled prrsA Staff CnrresnnntIeni


WASHINGTON. March is.--A
federal grand Jury with be empanel.
81 herr within two weeks 10 con.
ssder evidence Of criminal conspiracy
in tho oil scandal. :, was learned
today. Indictments are 10 DO sought
against three persons as the prln.
cipais and several oihcrz may be
involved a. alleged aecompilees.
Grand Jury action IA 70 begin
shortly after tho return from the
West Of Alice Pomerene and Owen
y. Roberts. special presidential
counsel. who have now put under
way civil Huita for cancellation OF
the Teapot Dorno and California
naval reserve leases 10 Harry \.
Sinclair and L. l.. Doheny.
Charges Of conspiracy to defrauA
tho government and OF bribery. 20,
forth in tho petitions for cancel.
iaison. win form tho foundation Of
tho governments criminal proceed.
lngs.
Pushing Of the criminal charges
need not necessarily await the re.
suits or tho civil sul,s. I, vns
pointed out hero today. as the ques.
tons involved in the criminal cases
viii not be affected by tho courts
decision as 10 the validity or n.
legality OF tho leases themselves.
Eminent counsel today said that
even n tho leases were held
technically within the law. crimi.
nal prosecutions could proceed II
4, could bo shown that conspiracy
was entered into TO yiolato laws in
order 10 get the leases or II bribery
was resorted 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
MAN CONFESSES
TRUNK MURDER
Fred Jansen Admits Act
After Long GriIIlng
FEARED FOR OWN LIFE
Beat Wife With Hammer and
Choked Her, Tells Police

DENVER. Colo. March 49,
Fred Janssen." trunk murderer"
today confessed that he himself
killed his wife. Bella Jansen.
ny beating her over the head
with hammer and then ehok
ing her.
Jansen declared his first story
that no had hired a Mexican for
$50 10 do tho killing was false
and assumed an blame for the
crime.
Tho admission came after two
hours or srllling by Denver author
tiles. who returned Jansen from
Pueblo today and were continuing
their questioning for further facts
concerning tho revolving crime
Il had 10 do Il or she would have
killed me" was Janssen's only de-
Tense. lie said his wife threatened
10 KIN him two years ago and that
he had been CONSTANTLY IN fear OF
his ilfo since then.
Officers were mysticed TO find
the fugitive with nearly $500 on
his person. Jansen worked as a
ianitor Ia Denver and was not
known TO have saved any material
sum Of money. He said he had
taken 1880 when no lert Denver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
WOULD PERMIT
CITY PHONES
Council Approves Measure
for Municipal System

A telephone initiative blii that
will permit tho cities Of tho state
70 purchase. condemn and operate
their own telephone systems was
approved by the city council at
Mondays meeting. Tho same bill
already has been approved by the
Spokane city commissioners and
Tacoma's city council IS expected to
take similar action soon.
Tho resolution was submitted by
Chairman Phil Tindall of the coun.
ell utilities committee. II was pass.
ed unanimously.
The resolution states that since
the public service commission law
deprives cities the right TO compel
telephone companies 10 submit to
regulation by franchises. the cities
must have authority TO operate their
own telephone system as safe.
guard against unfair rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
SAYS B RITIS H
Got OIL!
Testimony Of Subsidiary
Shows Use OF Supplies

WASHINGTON. March is.-Hcnry
woodhouse. New York. was called
70 the stand by senate oil prohers
today. He f. oneslSth owner OF tho
Chester oil concession IN Turkey.
and. 10 testified. was ono OF the or,
ganlzrrs Of the group which orig.
inaiiy went after u.
Walsh asked him 20 tell what he
knew about a British subsidiary OF
the Duhcny corporation.
Tho British Doheny subsidiary
was founded in July, 1914" Wood.
house said Its directors arc big
shippers In Great Britain.
~ contract was entered into with
tho Doheny group whereby tho Brit.
Gsh company was 90 have first call
on tile output Of .he Dohcny group
In Mexico and tho United States. =
Woodhouro Eaid.
british ships which needed oil
would DO filled on this side and Il
would DO charged TO American con.
sumption. altho u went 10 operate
ships owned by the British govern.
ment and private British lines"
woodhouse's testimony WINS de.
signed 20 show that Doheny was 10
give oil he obtained as royalty from
tho United States experiment. re-
servo TO British consumers.
This makes the Dohony com.
pnny pumping station for the Brit.
ish government" tho witness said.
adding that tho contracts arc for 20
years. with provision for renewal.
well. We would liko you 20 give
US tho contracts so we could draw
our own conclusions. Walsh said.
81 know Il was money furnished
by tho British government az the
time tho contract was signed that
put Doheny back on his feet" Wood.
house rnid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AIRMEN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

tho duty OF caring for their planes,
tho eight members OF tho world.
circiinE party were fetcd iayishly
by officials and leaders Of the social
lifo Of Sacramento
All OF the flyers had. az ono time
or another. visited Mather field. a
famous wartime training field
Lieutenant Lowell Smith first took
to tho air from Mathsr field. Lieut.
Arnold. alternate pilot. and pho.
tographcr. nre riding with
tho Douglas cruisers In a De Hav-
Hand plane. smaller and triflc
faster. They trail the triangle
formation OF three. but do mol
Join Il.
Tho first day gives us n guaran-
tee that. luck with US. We viii
circle tho world" sald Major Mar.
tin. That's all we ask--a little
luck"
Tho other members OF tho party
arc equally optimistic about the pros.
poets.
Wen mako II. oil right" was
tho laconlc declaration OF Lieut..
Lowell Smith. pilot OF Plano No. 2
It's an even.money proposition
right now. before we've fairly start.
cd" said Lieut.. Leigh Wade. pilot
Of Plane No. D.
Bright. oioudiess skies and only n
light northwcstcrly wind made
weather conditions favorable for the
flight.
we VIII leave regardless Of
weather" was the word from Major
Martin. commander Of the flight,
however.
only n hurricane viii delay us
Tho flyers rested until we'll after
daylight and probably will not hop.
off until tho middle OF the morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
TAKE SUSPECTS
Brothers Involved in Rob-
berry of Western Union

Returning to Seattle. after sew,
ersi weeks stay IN Los Angeles. De.
tsctives c. J. waechter and Tom
Hayden brought back with them
John and Harry Thompson. alleged
Western Union bandits. Tho two
Thompson brothers were arrested in
Les Angeles last month and are &C.
cused Of being two Of the four men
who last October held UP cashier
and paymaster OF the Western Union
Telegraph company in their own Of,
fees and made their escape with aeY.
eral thousand dollars. Both men are
held on open charges. The officers
VIII confer with the prosecuting at.
torney on Tuesday relative 10 the
charges to be filed against the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
McLOUGHLIN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

practice. For several years he had
wide experience as surgeon for the
Northern Pacific railway.
Tho new health chief Is n lover
OF the out-of.doors. quiet and conf
dent in disposition. radiating health
and vigor. He is an ardent golfer
and a member OF the Inglewood
Golg and Country club. lie IN n
member OF the Eiks. X. Of &. and
the Municipal league. His profes.
sional affiliations include the Amer.
lean College OF Surgeons and tho
American Medical association.
Dr. Mclaughlin las no children.
lives at 900 Summit ave. ~, and
has offices in the Cobb building.
lie expects 20 devote the most OF
his Time to his new job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
BERCDOLL NJ AY
COME HOME
Wartime Runaway Anxious
to See America Again

BERLIN. March is.-Crover
Cleveland Bergdoli. American draft
evadcr. Is open TO anything rea-
sonable' in the way OF an offer to
return to the United States, be told
the United Press today.
Following extensive reports that
Bergdoll II anxious 70 return TO
America, the United Press cabled
the draft evader in Eberbach. who
replied:
II have not received any definite
offer 70 return TO America, and con.
sequently have not agreed 70 any
such proposition. However. am
open to anything reasonable in that
line"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
Would Trap Boats
of Booze Carriers

The use Of nets across Deception
and other small passes in northern
waters. combined with fast motor.
boats, have been asked OF Willard
Harrison. customs collector. by sher-
ifs OF san Juan. SlSagit and What
com counties. Sheriffs Al Callahan.
OF Whatcom. Tip Conn. of Skagit.
and L. n. Girard. OF san Juan
county. told Harrison that Is or 20
Illicit liquor running craft are using
the passes and that slow revenue cut
tcrs were useless TO check them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
John Gives Proof of
Superior Mentality
Rated 81 Per Cent in Intelligence Test and
Bettered That on Common Sense
BY O. Lucille BUTLER

Here's young John gtratton. aged
8. considered unusually bright be-
cause before starting school. AZ the
ago Of 6, little John rated a o. per
cent intelligence test when the aver.
age rs bat 50 per cent We think
John rates more than that Read on
and see whyl
Johns folks. who 1.-Two az 4l43 18th
ave. 8. w. have taken The Seattle
Star since John can remember. but
10 days ago they quit taking it.
subscribing 70 another paper Just
for "A change" on course. everyone
IN tho stratton household, including
Gmndma and John. read the new
paper But things were not the
same. 30. slrl
Tho shaded glow Of the living
room lamp had lost is appeal 20
John. lie wanted Tho Star back.
Aud wby7 Because lie missed the
series Of mental tests appearing IN
Tho Star under tho caption. Your
Own Third Degree" Funnies7 Oh.
yes. he liked The Star funnles best
Of any COMICS but--thoss brain
quickeners he simply must hayei
After that Il became an open
forum. Gfnn'ma declared she Ind 20
have The Star because she could
read It's clear print better. Dad came
10 bat too. couldn't ret along with.
out his nightly quaft OF Home
Brew"
And next night. when Dave. The
Star route boy appeared far down the
block. little John made" him IN two
whoops and a holier. with the throb.
bling statement: We're going TO take
The Star again--you en- start in de.
llyering Il at our house right nowr'
Yes. we hold the mistaken convlc.
ton that young John has beaten his
own record for intelligence and now
rates 100 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
P R ODE DEATH!
Gunshot Fatal; Suicide or
Accident Undetermined

Tho police and coroner Tuesday
were undecided as 10 whether or
not Frank J. strehy. 4s. apartment
house landlord at 700 Bell st.. was
n suicide or whether he met death
accidentally.
streby was found with a bullet
thru his head Monday evening by
his friend. s. d. May. sas Blanch.
ard ~. sireby was lying across his
bed in his room with a 20 cailber
rife across hts knees. on n table
nearby was n cleaning rod and sew.
erai pieces OF cloth which showed
that streby had been cleaning the
gun. II Is entirely possible that
gtrcby might have shot himself nc.
cidentaily. the police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
Present Lectures
of Home Savings

Carl Croson viii deliver the final
two lectures on the home financing
budget course OF the Puget sound
Savings and Loan association next
Thursday and Tuesday. The Thurs.
day lecture Is Cultural Life" at 10
a. m; the Tuesday number at 1880
p. M. Is on Savings. Insurance and
Investments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
Loses Arm Caught
i'll Chain Hoist !!

An accident during construction
OF the new Everett Thcater build.
ing Monday was responsible for the
loss Of an arm by George Wallace,
OK Seattle. steel construction fore.
man. wallace's arm was caught in
chain block hoist and severed
completely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
NAVY men WILL
WATCH OIL

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-A
naval board OF five officers today was
detailed to formulate plans for ad.
mlnistering the naval oil reserves. II
they are returned to the government
as result OF cancellation suits Just
started.
"Strictost conservation Of the
navy's OIL is TO be the basis OF tho
new program, netting Secretary OF the
Navy Roosevelt announced in making
public the names OF the officers dc.
tailed TO draw up tho plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
INCOME TAXES PAID
TOTAL ONE MILLION
AND HALF B0lLARSl

TACOMA. March IS-Morc
l. than one and one.half mil.
lion dollars In checks and cash
have been collected at the Seat.
tie bureau Of internal revenue
offices in income tax payments.
according 20 Burns Poe. collector
Of internal revenue here. Tues.
day. Exact figures on the dis.
trict receipts viii not be avail.
able for several days. This
yoar's total will run ahoyc that
of 1879. Poe predicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KOENIG
STARTS ON PAGE /

quarters officer at Kelly field. san
Antonio. for n few months. when
he was transferred TO Washington
and made record In his service
there. At the end OF the war he
was again assigned 20 Kelly field
headquarters. where he remained
until given charge ot the Sand
Point airdromc last October. Since
the beginning OF his service he has
had much TO do with building the
army air service program.