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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Hole Loses Huge Sum In Mary.
land Investments

The Home Owners Loan Corpora.
ton "a New Deal creation) has lost
million and three-quarters dollars
an average of $1,210 for each parcel
in disposing of LAB houses in
Maryland upon which it held mort.
cages, report prepared by James H.
Gilman, regional director, showed last
Thursday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Young Man Accused Operating
Unauthorized Still

Accused of operating a 40-gallon
still in garage near Silver Lake,
Garrett county, Preston Borror, 81,
was held Friday in the Allegany coun-
ty Jail for action of the Federal grand
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
ST. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Second Street, Oakland.

Rev. A. B. Learner, ID, Pastor.
$50 A. NJ. The Church School. Prof.
E. S. Smith, Superintendent.
10:45 A. M. The Service of the
Church. The sermon, "Finding Ones
Self Through Losing Ones Self"
$50 P M. The Young Peoples
Hour. A study of Florence Nightengale
Serving Others"
1880 P. NJ. Lenten Vesper Service. A
meditation on the great text: 81 Am
the Almighty God; Walk Before Me
and be Thou perfect" In other words.
Goods Man"
You are invited to these services.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Union Holiness Tabernacle

Service Saturday evening over pub
lie address system at 7; prayer and
praise meeting at 1870.
Sunday: Sunday school at 2 o'clock,
preaching at 3 by Rev. E. C. Cuppett,
Mountain Lake Park, and at 1880 by
Rev. j. E. Johnson. Music preceding
Sunday evening service. Prayer meet
ing Tuesday at 1880 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
St. PauPs Methodist Church
Minor Sprague. Minister

Minor Sprague, Minister
$3.50 A. M. Sunday Church School, E.
Ray Jones, Superintendent Glasses
for all ages.
1O:45 A. M. Morning Worship,
with sermon by the minister, "The
Need for Kindness" Good music by
the choir under the direction of Mrs.
Frederick A. Thayer, Jr.
$50 P. M. Epworth League deyo-
tional meeting.
There will be no evening service un-
til further notice
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08

John Thomas, successor to the late
Senator William E. Borah, arrives in
Washington from Idaho. He assailed
Secretary Hull's trade program.
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt defended
the American Youth Congress against
fresh charges of Communistic domino
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
The Republican

Entered at the Postoffice at Oakland,
Md, as second-class mail matter
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Navy Is Mobi|izing
Fleet Of Small Craft

The Navy Department is rapidly
mobilizing all of the small boats
available. and putting them in shape
for commission for duty in an "in-
side" patrol of the waters of the
United States against any alien
subversive activities. This became
known during the week when the
training ship of the local battalion
of Naval Reservists slipped out of
her berth at the Washington Navy
Yard and headed down the Potomac
for New York. where she will be
placed under the direction of the
commandant of the Sd Naval Dis
trict at New York City.
The new inside" patrol, it was
indicated, is being formed to relieve
the vessels of the neutrality patrol
for off-shore duty. In addition to
being used in the protected waters,
the rivers, bays and inlets, it was
said, these small vessels also will
be used for patrolling the coast line
close inshore. Every available ves-
sci, it was said, is being called in
for preparation for this duty.
Oficers are being instructed to
Use extreme care in halting vessels
and sending boarding parties to ex-
anime papers, cargoes and crews.
Some of the specially built patrol
boats for the United States Coast
Guard during prohibition days for
running down liquor smugglers also
are expected to be added to the
fleet.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Legion Honor Guard to Appear
|At Two Christmas Houses
Plans Made for Annual Dance
To Be Held on January II
Meetings This Week.

Monday: Quentin Roosevelt,
Potomac Boat Club; Depart
ment of Justice, assembly
room, F. B. l.; Gas and Light,
1927 Wisconsin avenue NV, 8
pm; Gardner, Army and Navy
Club, 1890.
Tuesday: National Press
Club, $50 pm; Second Division,
New Colonial Hotel; Bunker
Hill. 300 Monroe street NE,
Pepco, Tenth and E streets,
NV, 8 pm.
Wednesday Police and Fire,
4l9 Seventh street NV; STAN
ley Church DePue, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV; Depart
ment of Labor, 21OS Sixteenth
street NV; Gas and Light
Christmas party, All Tenth
street NV, 7 pm; Jasper
Christmas party, Thompson
School, 7 pm; Forty and Eight,
wreck" Stansbury Lodge, 8
pm.
Friday: Victory, Ala Ninth
street NV; United States De-
partment of Agriculture, room
1899, Agricultural Department,
8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Maj. BerkIey |nge Heads
Spanish Veterans GROUP

Maj. Berkley Inge, U S. A., retired,
was unanimously elected commander
of Richard J. Harden Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, at Pythian
Temple last week. Charles H.
Apprich, Arlington National Gene
terry graves registrar, was elected
senior vice commander; Walter H.
Boughman, Junior vice commander;
Charles A. Bayne, officer of the day;
James j. Fitzpatrick, officer of the
guard; Victor S. McCloskey, trustee
for three years; Tom D. Binkley,
patriotic instructor; Anthony B.
Consol, chief musician; Howard l..
Leslie, adjutant, and Capt. Thomas
A. Hudlow, quartermaster.
Oficers appointed on the stan of
Comdr. Isaac H. johnson of Gen.
Henry w. Lawton Camp are:
James G. Yaden, president Arling-
ton National Memorial Corp, patri-
otic instructor; Henry T. Eaton,
chaplain: John M Farmer, historian
and auditor; DR.. James G. Mckay.
surgeon; James E. Smith, sergeant
major; Ernest r. Graves, quarter
master sergeant; William j. Koebel,
senior color sergeant, and Harry j.
Winter, junior color sergeant.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will hold Christmas
party at Northeast Masonic Temple
tomorrow at pm. to obtain toys to
be distributed among needy chill
dren.
The Military Order of the Lizard
elected the following officers: Gila
monster, Willie Cole; gecko, Maude
Wright; caltetepon, Madge Ryce;
iguana, Alice Luskey; dragon. Verna
Potter; assistant dragon, Thelma
Miller; salamander, Nancy Evans;
assistant salamander, Mary Col
berth, and agama, Annie Stirk.
They held Christmas party at
Pythian Temple and presented a
play, directed by Lenora Rosetta,
past gila monster, and distributed
gifts.
Meetings this week: Monday-Col
John Jacob Astor Camp, United
States Soldiers Home; Admiral
George Dewey Naval Auxiliary,
Christmas party at Northeast Mo-
sonic Temple. Wednesday-Gen. M.
Emmet Urell Camp and Auxiliary,
Pythian Temple. Thursday-Rich-
ard ]. Harden Camp, Pythian Tenn
pie. Friday-Gen. Henry w. Law
ton Auxiliary. Christmas party,
saturday-MiNtary Order Of the
Serpent.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

before December 18. Any one wish
ing to donate used toys, etc, notify
R. F. Rogers, 1893 w street Sc,
Atlantic 4l91-J, as soon as possible.
Bunker Hill Post will meet at 807-
800 Monroe street NE. on Decem-
Der II at pm. Arrangements will
be completed for the distribution of
Christmas baskets.
At the last meeting M. B Driscoll
donated cash prize to be awarded
to the member bringing in the
greatest number of members Octo-
Der l, 1910, to February %, 1941, in
elusive.
The next meeting and post Christ
mas party of the Sons of the Legion
Of Bunker Hill Post will be held in
January. Announcement of the date
to be made later.
At the last meeting Of Govern
ment Printing ONCE Post the fol-
lowing candidates were inducted into
the post by Grande Voiture 174's
degree team 40 and s, headed by
Grand Conductor Richard O'Brien
Clarence Amundson, Lester Arm
bruster, Carl E. Barber, Bernard
Berman, Ralph Bennett, Herbert
Boerner. Julian Boudreau, Albert B
Casey. Thomas Cooper, Daniel De
Bene, Edward De Groat. Francis E
Devall, Andrew Dickinson, Wendell
A. Dundas, Frank Fabrizio, Leo F
Fries, John F. Gansle, Gilbert J
Goodell, Charles S. Hawkins, Joe
Keno. Bennie E. Land, Louis Lewis
Floyd Little, William j. Morrell, John
w. Newcomer, Anthony J. O'Keefe
Ounce Pinson, John H. Roney
Harry M. Schere, Martin J. Schmidt
Frank E. Smiley, Harold Tarbox
Herbert Thurston, Oliver M. Vernon
Albert j. Wentink, Anthony Lo Polio,
Louis Holly, Edward P. Mosher, EN-
erson S. Loundagin, Joseph Thomp-
son, Robert j. Culbert, Herman E
Schnappauf, Gladys M Cowles, John
B. Aydinlan, Samuel Fine. Lawrence
H. Sturm. Charles J. FELTON, and
Doward M. Bouchette.
The post voted to provide Christ
mas baskets for the needy.
The annual Christmas party of
Sergt. Jasper Post and its auxiliary
will be held Wednesday at the
Thomson School at 7 pm. More
than 100 children Of needy veterans
will be presented with a gift and
candy by Santa Clause. There will
also be an entertainment.
The post will give a donation to
the gift shop at Mount Alto Hos
pital.
Department of Labor Post will
meet Wednesday evening at 2l0s
Sixteenth street NV. Department
Comdr. Hargrave will present the
post with a national citation for
having equaled their last years
membership on November 30.
Comdr. Demorest announced
Christmas baskets will be dispensed
to underprivileged families Of vet
erans.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
KNIGHTS Of Pythius

Election of officers was held by
Calanthe Lodge on Monday night.
They will be installed at the first
January meeting. They are: John
Epaminonda, chancellor command.
er: H. Preston Gosnell, vice chan.
cellor; Nicholas Bruno, master at
arms: Ernest E. Walz, inner guard:
H. Mortimer Niswanner, keeper Of
records and seal; George Taylor.
master of finance; A. B. Foster.
master Of exchequer; Raymond
Taylor, prelate; w. Scott, outer
guard; DR.. Robert q. Bacon, master
of work.
The Uniform Rank, under the
command OF Capt. Charles Stoll,
began special drill preparations at
the Central High School armory
Thursday night. According to Capt.
Stou, plans are being formulated to
have Uniform Rank companies from
Maryland, Pennsylvania. West Vir-
ginia and the District Of Columbia
participate in the inaugural pa.
rade.
Conferring Of the knight rank will
feature . meeting Of Amaranth
Lodge In the Northeast Masonic
Temple tomorrow night.
Capt. Charles Stoll, Sergt. James
8. Eiseman and Sergt. w. z. Dor.
sey Of Washington company, Uni.
form Rank, are paying an oficial
visit to Col. william Ackerly of
Lexington. Va, who has been ap-
pointed to the staff Of Maj. Gen.
L. A. Tuggle.
Meetings will be held this week
as follows: Monday, Amaranth;
Tuesday, Webster, Capital; Wednes-
day, Mount Vernon, Friendship
Temple, Pythian Sisters; Thursday,
Uniform Rank.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Delayed Field Service for Guard
May Affect EnIistments
Prospect Of Early Action Hos Been
Spur to Recruiting Compoign

United States Army, president of an
officers examining board, for ex-
animation for q certificate of ell
gibility as q lieutenant colonel in
the Air Corps Of the National Guard
of the United States.
Technical Sergt. Charles r. Buck,
U. S. A., one of the Regular Army
sergeant instructors of the local Ma
tional Guard Coast Artillery Regi-
ment, has been ordered to report
to Maj. Burns to be examined for a
commission as a captain Of coast
artillery in the Guard.
First 1t. George v. Selwyn, Head
quarters, 1st Battalion, 260th Coast
Artillery, has been ordered to report
to Maj. Burns, as president Of an
officers examining board, for ex-
amintion for a certificate Of eligi-
bility for promotion to captain in
the Coast Artillery Corps Of the Local
unit.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Gift Shop Program
0fLegion Auxiliary
Set for Tomorrow
Christmus Presents
Will Be Distributed
To War Veterans

Mrs. Margaret Carroll, chairman
OF the Gift Shop" for the District
OF Columbia Department, The
American Legion Auxiliary, and Mrs.
Bertha Angevine. assistant chair
man, assisted by the Rehabilitation
Committee, will open the depart
ments Gift Shop" for World War
veterans at Mount Alto Hospital
at S o'clock tomorrow and later at
Walter Reed Hospital.
All members who are going to par
ticipate in the distribution of the
gifts are urged to be at Mount Alto
Hospital at pm. From pm. to
pm. they will make survey of the
wards to ascertain the number of
gifts each veteran is to receive from
his family, and at pm. the doors
will be opened to the veterans to
make their selection.
The gifts were donated by individ-
ual members of the 10 units of the
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Eight and Forty

District of Columbia Salon IA will
meet at the Hotel Washington on
Wednesday at pm. There will be
a Pouvoir meeting at tbs pm.
Plans will be completed for the
annual Christmas party given for
the children. 1t will be under the
direction of Mrs. Bell and Mrs.
Seiders. There will also be a party
given for the children OF veterans
at the Episcopal Home under the d.
rection Of Mrs. Seiders.
Each member is requested to bring
a donation for the parties and for
the Christmas baskets at the next
meeting.
The salon will take part in the
gift shop project at the Veterans
Hospital on December 16.
The Salon has charge Of the
Christmas tuberculosis seal booth in
the Benjamin Franklin Post once
It is open from 9 am. to 9 pm. each
day.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
E|ks' Safety Drive
Starts With Awards
To Taxi Operators
Slogan Contest Among
School Children
Also PIonned

With the distribution of more
than 1000 safety certificates to taxi
drivers of Washington completed,
Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
has of1icially launched a year-long
campaign to make the city's streets
safe.
The certificates have been issued
to the taxi drivers, regardless of
their previous records, providing
they have driven without an acci-
dent for the past 80 days. Every
two months, if the perator has had
no accident, star will be added to
his certificate. Each driver, who
ends his campaign year without an
accident will be awarded a perma-
nent gold certificate by the Elks'
Traffic Safety Committee.
Ambrose A. Durkin, chairman Of
the traffic safety campaign. an
nounced an educational program
will be followed with spot" radio
announcements and newspaper pub
licity. Arrangements are being
made to sponsor a radio program
dramatizing serious accidents which
have occurred recently.
Later traffic safety slogan con-
test" will be conducted among school
children pertaining to safe and
sane walking. A city-wide distribu-
ton of posters at prominent places
throughout the community is also
planned.
On December 18 the Entertain
ment Committee will present a
sound moving picture show of the
leading football games of the sea-
son. The committee also has COM
pleted plans for a New Year Eve
party for Elks and their ladies.
Reservations must be made on or
before December 81.
The ElkS' minstrel troupe, under
Chairman Johnny Reh and directed
by Herbert Leach, will present a
show for the patients of Naval Hos
pital on December 20.
A class was indicted last Wednes-
day in honor OF Gen. John j.
Pershing. They were P. L. Apostle
lakos, H. C. Chadwick, William L.
Clerica, William A. Craig, William
r. Grove, Joseph j. brennan, c. E.
Edmonds, Claude j. Ellis, v. w.
Fling, G. NICK. Garrison, J. r.
Harris, r. F. Hollingsworth, William
j. Howder, George w. Immel, Ber-
nard Klateman, L. S. Kripotos, DR..
j. F. Manley, B. H Marchall, T. B.
Murray, w. C. Norris. John j.
OConnor, Alfred Ray, Samuel
Rosenberg. Peter Sakell, Peter L.
Soria, L. S. Terry, A. P. Thomas,
j. A. Vendemia, R. L. Windsor,
Tony Astore, N S. Bowles, jr.;; J. l..
Boyle, R. j. Carroll, w. E. Cunning
ham, Joseph M. Gold, F. H. Malice,
r. j. Payne. S. P. Ragland, L. G.
Reynolds, E. C. Staser, M. G..
Storke, G. c. Thompson, Hugh A.
White and Stephen w. Wright. For
reinstatement: H. c. Blackman, F.
NJ. Caulder, James ]. Roche and G..
T. Tartaglis.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
NotionuI Association
Of ReauIurs

John Arthur Shaw, commander Of
the National Defense Post, an
nounced he has a number of open
ings for temporary positions and
any post member seeking such en-
ployment should communicate with
him.
National Defense Post will meet
tomorrow at pm. at 1915 L street
NV. All members are urged to be
present as number Of important
announcements will be made.
The next post entertainment will
be held on the night of January 9Th
at the Hotel Washington for the
posts welfare fund.
Quartermaster Lamar Chamber
lain requests any member who may
know q q needy family of an ex-
service man report the case to
N. A. r. national headquarters In
the Victor Building.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
New Policy Permits
Foreign Service for
Reserve Officers
Acceptance of Extension
Of Years Duty Required
To QuoIify

A new policy promulgated last
week will permit the assignment of
Army Reserve officers to duty in
foreign garrisons. Vacancies which
remain after the assignment of Reg
ular Army officers to troop units in
domestic and foreign service garri-
sons will be filled by Reserve off,
GERS, subject to allotments deter
mined by the War Department. No
Reserve officer will be ordered to
foreign service until he has demon
strated his suitability by a satisfac-
tory performance of duty.
Reserve officers will be required
to indicate in writing their willing
ness to accept one-year extensions
of extended active duty and foreign
service details in order to qualify
for duty in overseas departments.
This restriction will not be appli-
cable to Reserve officers assigned to
organizations sent to foreign serv-
Ice. In the latter case Reserve off,
GERS will be transferred with their
organizations, regardless of whether
they agree to serve an additional
year at a foreign service station.
Members of the 428th Infantry
will meet tomorrow evening to dis
cuss the organization of the infantry
military situation. Infantry officers
will take up daily company reports
and military correspondence Tues
day night. Signal officers will dis
cuss company administration. Fire
control instruments and plotting
board will be the subject of the field
artillery conference Wednesday
night in the Fort Myer Riding Hall.
Cavalry officers will take up the
remount service and cavalry marches
Thursday night. Officers of the 343d
Engineers will discuss engineer func-
tions In the defense of a coast line
Friday night. District cavalry on
GERS will meet at Fort Myer Decem-
Der % at $50 for instruction in
Workmanship.
The eouitation instruction next
Sunday will conclude the local Re-
serve activities until January 2,
when District cavalry officers will
meet for a conference.
Former Staff Sergt. Alfred S. De
Argo, who has been on duty as chief
clerk of Washington Reserve head
quarters for a number of years,
has been ordered to active duty as
first lieutenant in the adjutant gen.
erals department, and assigned to
duty as adjutant and contact off,
Ger at local headquarters.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Retired Enlisted Men

Association No. / elected the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, E. l.
Mitchell; vice commander, w. P
Bennett; officer Of the day, r. j
Jones; ofilcer of the guard. D. j
Mcbride: quartermaster, D. j
Malenfaut, and chaplain, G. w
Chatham.
Installation will take place on
January 4, to be conducted by Past
Comdr. Coffey. A party will be held
when the families and friends OF
members will be guests.
The following were admitted tc
membership: William A. Merrell
retired from Service Troop. Sd
Cavalry: Jesse G. Houston, retired
from Engineer School Detachment
and James N. Frisby, retired from
Company G, 10th Infantry.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Forty and Eight

Grand Voiture No. 174 will meet
December 18 at Stansbury Hall.
After a brief business meeting IS
Washington Legionnaires and 10
from nearby Maryland will be initi-
ated. Entertainment and refresh
ments will follow.
Reservations are being received for
the New Year Eve dinner dance at
the Mayflower Hotel. Call Chairman
Leo Collins, Michigan O093; Walter
Griffith, Atlantic 1919, or Henry
Heine, Columbia 3525.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Womun's Benefit Association

Washington Review will meet De-
cember 16 at 8 pm. at the clubroom
for election of officers.
Columbia Review will meet De-
cember II at 8 pm. at the clubroom
for election of officers.
There will be a meeting Of the
Oficers' Club on December 18 at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Order of De MoIoy

The Robert lie Bruce Chapter,
Roosevelt High De Molay Club, held
a dance last night at the Annapolis
Hotel. Plans are underway to hold
the annual Jobs Daughters-De
Molay night on January l in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

auxiliary a n d
generous c a S h
donations for
the puchase OF
gifts were made
by practically all
Of the posts of
the L eg | o n.
Many gifts have
also been donat-
ed by clubs and
friends in the
District.
Th e depart
ment president.
Mrs. Helen M
NJ c G a b e, an
n o,ln re RI the
Evening star., 1940-12-15

North Dakota, with $50, 800 per.
sons, and its sister State, South
Dakota, with 641,134. are within
!,S00 Of being tied In 1910 census
figures.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Comdr. Beilman, Adjt. James j.
J. Murphy. Past Comdr. Lew S.
Mohler and James C.. Clarke have
been awarded citation stars from
national headquarters in recognition
of their membership achievements
during the past year.
New members elected include C.
w. Stafford, r. B. Dix, Romer Shaw
han, Elmore B. Gray, Samuel H
Surkein and Lybrook Simmons, q
charter member, and Charles T.
Trimble by reinstatement.
Kenna Main Post, Kenna- Main
Unit, Kenna-Main Squadron and
the Juniors presented six American
flags to the st. Francis Xavier
School last Tuesday. An address on
Americanism was made by DR.. Wat
son w. Eldridge, member cf the
Americanism Commission Of Kenna-
Main Post. Comdr. S. j. Parrish
presented the colors. They were &C
cepted by the Rev. Joseph v. Buck
ley.
The post will meet Wednesday at
17l6 Thirty-first street Sc. It will
be ladies night" Members are In
vited to bring their wives, daughters
or other women of their families
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary are especially invited
Plans for the Christmas party fol
needy children will be completed
Entertainment and refreshments
will be served. All members are re.
quested to bring a donation o1
canned goods for the Christina!
baskets. Any member who cannot
!, attend the meeting is requested tt
mail a cash donation to Adjt. Bar.
ton D. Love, SIS Oakwood street Sc
Evening star., 1940-12-15

has just gone into effect.
Headquarters Company, 104th
Quartermaster Regiment, one Of the
comparatively new units Of the local
militia brigade, has captured the
trophy awarded each year to the
organization which has the highest
percentage Of attendance for the
training year, 1t was announced at
brigade headquarters last week. The
trophy was presented some time ago
to the local brigade by the District
Of Columbia Department, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars.
The winning unit had a drill at
tendance percentage of 97S6 for the
year, and the other units close
enough to be considered in the COM
petition were announced as fol-
lows: 29th Division Military Police
Company, 93.45; Headquarters Com
pany, 29th Division, 91.11; Headquar-
ters and Service Company, 121st En-
gineers, 90.83; Company A, 121st En-
gineers, e001.
Honorable mention was given to
the following units, which main
tanned above average attendance,
although not entitled to compete for
the award: Medical Department De-
tachment, 121st Engineers, 100 per
cent; Headquarters Detachment,
10Th Division, 1855 per cent; Head
quarters Detachment, Special Troops,
10Th Division, 94.10 per cent, and
Medical Department Detachment,
Special Troops, 10Th Division, 1912
per cent.
The trophy will be formally
awarded as special ceremony before
all Of the troops at some time in
the near future. before the troops 60
into the field for their year Of train
ing.
Maj. Perry o. Huf and Its. Earl
F. Fischer and James Small have
been designated by Maj. Walter w.
Burns, commanding the 260th Regi-
ment of Coast Artillery, as q board
of officers to act in the case Of all
accidents In which the automotive
equipment Of the regiment might
become involved.
Maj. James H. Higgs, Air Corps,
has been ordered to report to 1t.
Col. BENJAMIN =. Giles, Air Corps,
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Maj. James H. Higgs, Air Corps,
has been ordered to report to 1t.
Col. BENJAMIN =. Giles, Air Corps,