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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
IDS Land Tanks in Malaga; Gunf1re Reported
l.. s. Bars
Sale of All
New Tires

WASHINGTON. Dec. IL GNS)
-Priorities Director Donald NJ.
Nelson today issued an order pro-
hibiting all sales of new automo-
bile tires except for top defense
orders, between December IL and
December %.
THE order" the Office of Pro-
duction Management announced,
sis designed to stop a consum-
ers' buying wave which broke
out following the Japanese at
tack on American territory De-
cember Z.
ALL TIRES FROZEN
"The prohibition means that
no new automobile, truck, bus
or motorcycle, farm implement
or other type Of tire or tube
may be sold by anyone-includ-
ing tire stores, both wholesale
and retail; filling stations, auto
mobile dealers, or any others
except on preference ratings
orders Of AS or higher"
The restriction does not apply
TO the sale of used tires ant
tubes, retreaded tires or to the
sale of tires and tubes furnished
with new or used automobiles
OPM stated.
"ViOlators Of this order" the
announcement stated, twill be
subject to severe penalties"
While the bar on tire sales /!
effective until December %, OPN
said more permanent plan fol
controlling distribution of tires i!
being worked out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
British Attack
Nippon Troops
At Airdrome
Dutch Fleet Leaves
Batavia Harbor After
Alarm. Radio Reports

LONDON, Dec. II GNS).-
Reuters British news agency to-
day quoted a German (DNB) dis
patch from Shanghai saying strong
attachments of heavy Japanese
tanks had been landed at Kuantan
on the eastern coast of Malaga,
about midway between Singapore
and the Thailand border.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
AMBITIOUS MEN

For outside saleswork. Neat appearance and
good reference. Sales experience helpful
Willingness to contact people most es-
sential Pay and duties discussed at in
terview. 1905 l4th ST. NV, Room 220.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
We Want a Good Salesman
statesmen,

SALESMEN,
Two (2), exceptionally well
dressed, well educated, force
full gentle statesmen, 35 to As,
for special sales positions with
well known, respected local
company. Successful appli-
cants will work entirely by
appointment. Their earnings
should average at least S10O
weekly. No travelling. Not
electrical supplies, books or
insurance. You will need a
car. Telephone ATLANTIC
2911-M, SUNDAY between 10
am. and 2 pm. for appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

companion -housekeeper for home. or elder
ly lady. business couple, no children.
LADY. young, neat reliable, wishes ofice
work assisting doctor. answering tele-
oredl. Michigan 0566
LADY. white middle-aged. wants house
keeping in motherless home; experienced
1922 l4th ST. NV.
MAID. colored, reliable. intelligent, to work
in oflce or store. Can do sewing HO
851s.
MANAGER for apart. or rooming house.
widow. 35. with child yrs desires POSI-
tion TO IN 6 exchange Tor small apart 5oA
-43-J SLaI'
MAP TRACER, graduate apprentice; seek
ing experience Box 4l3-K. Star.
NURSE, undergraduate wishes position:
efhcient kind best city references Fhohe
Randolph s243 or Georgia 1854.
NURSE, practical. experienced, night or
day duty. Phone Dl 0s56-
NURSE. will take s-1o. or IL hr. duty; 35c
hr. Kensington 245-J,
NURSE. practical. especially fond Of aged
refined. dependable; reference Also SCI
entifc infant care. Columbia s542.
PRACTICAL NURSE experienced. refer
enceS; elderly people prelerred. Call be-
fore O'Clock. Lincoln 3994-E.
SECRETARY, college graduate: full charge
bookkeeping, correspondence thoroughly
experienced accustomed 70 reSponslpllLY'
seeks position with established hrm. Box
1871. Star.
ECRETARY-Retirlng executive wishes TO
| place executive and personal secretary.
| Accustomed to meeting people, including
corporation executives, bankers Can
handle correspondence, assume RESPONSE
bility and relieve employer OF of1ce detail
Handle personal accounts. familiar with
| income tax procedure, security transac-
tons insurance. knowledge Of cross
reference filing. Box 3O3-J. Star.
STENOCPAPHER SECRETARY desires
evening work. BOX l10-J, Star. 23'
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced. Will do
typing manuscripts. etc, at any time.
Taylor 099O. to u am, to m. 23'
STUDENT. Wisconsin University. desires
position, knowledge Of stenoEraphy, am
bilious. Phone CO. lCOs7, Apt. l05.
TYPIsT. knowledge shorthand, yrs exp.
| law and real estate Offices, receDtlonlSt,
Phone before u noon. FIR. 5312
WIDOW will manage rooming or boarding
house in exchange for quarters expert
enced Box 25a-J, Star.
WOMAN reliable. seeks position as resident
mgr: refined and capable reference. State
particulars Box 269-J. Star.
WOMAN, neat. dependable, must work,
some experience store sales. typlst, gen,
ONCE any salary Warhed $40.
WOMAN young married receptionist
typst or general clerical work. Full or
part time Banking. advertlsins and
health clinic experience. Box 1881, Star.
80
Evening star., 1941-02-23

STENOGRAPHER,
Must be thoroughly expert
enced. Apply employment Of
flee, 4th floor.
LANSBURGH'S DEPT.
STORE.
TOILET GOODS SALEsWOMAN.
Must be thoroughly expert
enced in selling this line of mer-
chandise. Apply employment Of
flee, 4th floor,
LANSBURGH'S DEPT. STORE.
SALESWOMEN, cosmetic;
and demonstrators, expert
enced; desired by large dept.
store. In making application
state age, exp. and salary ex-
pected. Box 122-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
MEN

SALESMAN who has had some
experience selling refrigerators
and beverage coolers to call on
restaurants and taverns. Apply
1912 noon Monday, 1871 18th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Continued on f-vt Pags)
Evening star., 1941-02-23

GIRL. colored, wishes general housevork.
part-time or days work: city ref. Hobart
StDS
Evening star., 1941-02-23
SAlESWoMEk.

CALL ON FRIENDS with greeting card
assortments. Easter. birthday. other occa-
sions. Personal stationery, gift wrappines.
Big profits. Experience unnecessary.
Samples on approval. Wallace Brown, 2@5
Fifth ave. Dept. 54O1, New York.
SELL NYLON HOSIERY with famous Snag-
Protected silk hosiery Sensat ational profit
opportunity. Sample silk stockins. Amer
lean Mills, Dept. PISA, Indianapolis, Ind.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

No. speciality selling electrical appli-
ance needs No. ! speciality selling sales
manager to head UP hard-hitting as-
this advertisement must be able to hire,
train and go into field with his men Sal
airy and o r. on every sale. Only men
thoroughly converSant with direct sales
need apply State qualifications and con-
nectlons for past Ave years. Give your
phone number and address. Every ap-
plicant will be interviewed Box 237-J,
Evening star., 1941-02-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHILD'S NURSE. cirl. colored. healthy.
educated eTperinnced; general houSeWork
live in or out. Dupo2t $3.50
COOK colored Southern boarding house,
restaurant and cafeteria exp, reference
Evening star., 1941-02-23

GIRLS t9l, colored, want ioos laundry,
chembermsid. hotel, g.h.w.; refs; no
nights MI Soq2
Evening star., 1941-02-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued \
AERO DRAFTING

And all other branches TO meet training re-
quired for U s defense positions. Hun
dreds of graduates In U s. Civil Service
and private positions. Course COMPLETED in
6 to l2 months. Day or evening Also
engineering and commercial art courses
Columbia School OF Drafting. est 81 years
1919 r st. NV Phone or write for cata-
losue. REGISTER or start now
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Progressive retailer has openings for
thoroughly experienced aggressive sales
girls accustomed to busy stores. Guaranteed
salary plus commission.
A. S BECK.
1915 ST Washington. D. C
Evening star., 1941-02-23
HELP MEN S WOMEN.

EXTRA MONEY for the family-3 men
and 8 women. Tor Spare-tlme SalesWorS.
Some OF our highest producers started as
sales workers After learning our sales
plan found that working with us full time
was much more profitable than their old
connection. Apply 7:30 sharp Monday
WANTED-Men and women to sell valuable
acreage and houses built during the de-
preston at savings of $1,000 to $4,000 q
Eye st. DI. $3.50.
ADVERTISING COPY AND LAYOUT
PERSON. WITH DEPT. STORE EXPERI-
ENCE. FOR LOCAL AGENCY MUST
KN9W PRopgGTJoN 2 H,SiDTNI GIyE EuIL n1x De
430-H, STAR.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS,
PART-TIME WORKERS,
EVENING WORKERS.
Men and women who are permanently, en-
poyed with at least 3 years residence
in the District or suburbs, may supple
ment their present income by represent
ns the Stereotype Co. in their locality.
You will arrange appointments in your
district from leads furnished by the COM
pany which will be closed for you. No
selling required. evenings weeks
hours per evening This is a S5,000,000
national corporation with AAA-l rating
AS appearance and personality are i'm
portant requisites kindly call in person
Monday evening, between 5 and pm,
aser, Room 40l' Albee Building, 1925 G
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FATHER AND SON. 4. DESIRE ROOM.
with board optional in family with other
chHdren. in Arlington, near bus Box
g2-J, star
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Real Estate Salesman
Wanted

Licensed Va salesman wants a live
wire licensed Va. salesman to Join him in
taking over brokerase business of one OF
the leading real estate men in Arlington
County. Plenty Of lots. business sites and
modern homes now listed and splendid
list OF prospects A $4,000 proposition
10 right man. He must know Arlington
County. Replies strictly confidential Box
Evening star., 1941-02-23

DESIRE TRANS FROM 1st AND NJ NE.
after 3 m or from Woodward & Lothrop
store after $50 10 NorbeCk Nd. Call Kens.
l@-F-5 after pm or Sun
Evening star., 1941-02-23

MAN, young, between % and
80 years of age. Well-estab-
lished real estate Office has
opening in Property Manage
ment Department; must have
at least 3 years experience.
Prefer some one with local
experience; must own car;
salary dependent upon ex-
perience and ability. Reply,
giving age and full informa-
tion. No inquiry until after
interview. Box 10-J, Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED.

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify.
For complete details send
post card or apply in person
8 to 10 am. Monday through
Friday.
Personnel Department.
Capital Transit Company,
36th and Prospect Streets NV,
yJo m n n
Evening star., 1941-02-23
MAN WANTED
SALES MANAGER

Salesman. niddle-aged, with sales expe-
rlence: major industrial concern excel
lent commission and bonus Arrangement.
Call room 212, 1905 G st. NV
Evening star., 1941-02-23
PERSONAL.

MRS. c. DUNN, FORMERLY WITH GAR
fnckelS, located now Thlmble Shop. 1877
lIth g AIfn-aiLnnS rnnnd hens hNc IN
Evening star., 1941-02-23
USED CAR Statesmen

Several GOOD men; must have recent local
exp, ana above-sverage sales record trans
portation furnished, plenty of leads; floor
periods every day: finest pay plan. See
Bladensburg I'd ne, next Hot Shoppe.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

IMMEDIATE VACANCIES.
SEcRETARIEs-S10 month and Up.
TEACHERS-Ss0 month and up
GOVERNESsE-S7o mo. and mainte-
2o4 Colorado Bldg. RE. 31s6.
HELP-Male-Female.
MISS YoUNG's DEPT
steno. o., need 1920, ex7; and good
beginners daily for new openings.
MISS DAYS DEPT.
steno (mo' need s1sno;,r stsno;; l0-I5, s ess
MISS KNIGHTS DEPT.
Ekpr. o., double entry; full charge
loan, and credit exp, several openings at
once N Si G15s 5 PkSS Poxs dDi pEfT sT0 openings
Auto mechanics. . openings. Body and
fender man, exp. Engineer, 4th ana 9th
''' MISS EAsTs DEPT.
Soda boys, several openings, loc. exp.
Soda girls, many openings: Plant girl,
dry cleaning estab. Sales clerks.
Need 4O-50 applicants daily for. cur
rent openings. Ne charge unless placed
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G st, (Est. s Yrs.O
Evening star., 1941-02-23
HELP MEN.
(FnnttnIIed
SpEC1AI-TY SAI.ESM

SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
We are distributors for new, non.
competitive speciality needed by all stores
homes, restaurants and offlces. The felc
is unlimited and the opportunity for gen
erous earnings exceptional. We want
men with proven records who, not salts
NED with present income, are looking fol
n new opportunity; For appointment phone
Evening star., 1941-02-23

EXPERT CORSETIERE.
Excellent opportunity in a
rapidly growing department of
one Of Washington's exclusive
shops; must have Al experience
and high-class following. Good
salary plus commission. State
experience and salary. All re-
plies confidential. Box 473-H,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
MANAGER,

Man so to so. for immediate employ
ment; to hn position OF responsibility,
which offers an excellent future
Some experience as sales manager plus
reatness, ageresslveness and Al ref
erences Apply daily. 10 am. to 5 pm.
Chew chase
Evening star., 1941-02-23

commission, to add 10 his line our new
economic de luxe products. Box 115-J,
Evening star., 1941-02-23

LADY refined settled, depends Bile, as
compa nion- -housekeeper for home or elder
ly lady, business couple, no children.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

GIRLS Csb, colored wish regular work as
maid. morning or evening: reliable workers.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

EXPERIENCED NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER BOOK
KEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR, 5000 CLASS. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
FICE, 4th FLOOR, S. KANN
SONS CO.
CANVASS ERS, EXPERT
ENCED' IN HOUSE-TO-
HOUSE WORK. SALARY.
NO SELLING. GIVE FULL
DETAILS OF PAST EXPERT
ENCE IN 1st LETTER. Box
205-J. STAR.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.

SITUATIONS MEN U WOMEN.
COUPLE. experienced, want work as cook.
housemsn, chauffeur; 10 years one place
best ref; stay nights. 213g N st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE desires general house.
work. cookins, D. c. permit: references
AT. 1859.
SETTLED COUPLE, refined, capable, Protes-
must be perm. Box 296-J. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
tContlnued.)

ENVIRONMENT SEKVICES.
DOMESTIC.
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has work for general houseworkers, maids
cooks and housemen. 1887 11th st. NV
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. 1902 11th
Has cooks, housevorkers, chambermaids
mattresses. laundresses, couples house
men, nurses, mothers helpers. day workers
part-timers.
VACANCIES. public, private and college po-
sitions Immediate and September open
ingS. BALTIC. Teachers Agency, SIS North
Charles ST.. BALTIC, Md.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATORS, white, male:
over is years of age at least months
exp. for temporary work. day and eve
ming shifts; salary. $3.50 per week
Apply in person.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT Center,
sos E St NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
AGENTS.

STRANGE CHEMICAL SPONGE cleans wall
paper like magic. Banishes housecleanins
drudgery Women amazed Hustlers clean
ING up. Details FREE. Kristee "a. Akron,
Evening star., 1941-02-23

GIRL colored wants part-time work OF
| any kind. No Sundays North 1741.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
WANTED. 3 MEN.
WE WANT A MAN

For special sales work; steady empl.: pa
daily. plus weekly bonus. 920 Nat
Press Bldg
Evening star., 1941-03-07
James |. Fort Dies;
Lawyer for Federal
Trade Commission
World War Officer, He
Later Served Several
U. S. Agencies

James Lynn Fort, So, of $500 T
street NV, an attorney with the
Federal Trade Commission, died
today in Mount Alto Hospital.
Native of Americus, Ga, Mr.. Fort
was graduate of Mercer University
Law School. Coming here in 1910,
he served as secretary to the late
Representative Dudley M. Hughes
of Georgia, and as clerk to the
House Committee on Education.
At the beginning of the World
War he enlisted in the United States
Army and was commissioned a cap
tain in the field artillery. He saw
service in France where he was
promoted to major and later put
in command of a regiment.
Held Federal Positions.
After the war, he served as a
special assistant to the Attorney
General. He worked in that ca
pacity for several years and then
took up private law practice. About
nine years ago Mr.. Fort became an
attorney with the Reconstruction
Evening star., 1941-03-07
S4,6O5 in JeweIry
Stolen From Home;
Liquor Stores Robbed
Three Armed Bandits
Escape With SOB;
Parked Cor Looted

Several thousand dollars worth of
ieWelry and a quantity of liquor and
clothing were the major items lost
in a series of robberies and purse
snatchings in the city during the
last "a hours.
Mrs. Hazel T. Cowling, 23l4 Ash
mead place NV, reported to police
that a thief entered her home by
way of an unlocked first-f1oor win
dow while she was absent yesterday
and stole jewelry valued at S4,605.
Included in the missing items were
a $1,000 platinum bar inset with 16
diamonds, a $1,000 diamond brace
let, a $500 solitaire diamond ring
and two other rings.
Three armed bandits entered a
liquor store at 1929 NJ street NV.
shortly before midnight, held up
Jacob Mizrock, 80, who was watch
ing the place while the proprietor,
Oscar A. Dodek, 40, went to get a
cup of coffee, and got $203 in cash.
Mizrock was forced into back room
and was told not to call police. The
robbers also took three bottles of
gin as they left.
Auto Window Forced Open.
Walter E. Penney of Auburn, N. Y,
notified police that some one forced
open a window of his automobile
while it was parked in the 1400 block
of E street NV. last night and got
two bags of clothing valued at $l00.
A third bag was recovered by Robert
j. Weaver of 38 S street NV. and
D. j. Tanner of Naval Hospital, who
chased a suspicious looking colored
man until he dropped the case, also
containing clothing, in the grounds
near the Washington Monument. 1t
was turned over to Policeman A. D.
Cidwell of Traffic Bureau.
A colored youth who, accompanied
by three others, snatched the purse
of Mamie Broome, 1928 Eleventh
street NV, was captured by a man
who happened to be walking nearby
at the time The youth is being
held for Juvenile Court authorities.
Harry Wechsler of 5514 First street
NV, proprietor of a liquor store,
reported to police that some one
broke the window of his store at
am. today and stole rs quarts, l6
pints and 40 half pintS OF liquor.
Four quarts and three pints of
liquor identified as belonging to
Wechsler later were recovered by
police from 4O-year-old man who
gave his address as the Soldiers
Home.
Robbed of Pay Check.
Willie English, %, colored, of l22
D street NV, notified police that he
was attacked by two colored men
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Allison V. Armour, IT,
Yuchtsmun, Is Dead
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Allison
v. Armour, II, yachtsman and sci
enlist, died yesterday.
A native of Chicago, he was
awarded the Frank M Meyer Medal
in 1882 by the American Genetic
Association for plant exploration
after his yacht Utowana had re-
turned from an 8000-mile voyage
in the Caribbean with TOO rare plant
species for experimental cultivation
in Southern States. He had made
previous voyages for the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Before the World War Mr.. Ar
mour used to go to Kiel, Germany,
in his yacht for the racing season.
He frequently was entertained by
the former Kaiser, who awarded
him the Order of the Red Eagle
OF the second class.
His yacht participated in two
transatlantic races, one sponsored
by the Kaiser, the other by King
Edward VII.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Finance Corp, remaining there for

Finance Corp, remaining there for
six years.
Before assuming his post with the
Trade Commission three years ago,
he had spent several months as
trial examiner with the National
Labor Relations Board.
He was a member of the Burleith
Citizens Association and the S. A. E.
Fraternity.
Funeral to Be Monday.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Marie Colcord Fort; two children,
James L. Fort, j., and Sallie Bacon
Fort; three sisters, Mrs. LynWood
Jeffreys, Mrs. Mary Fort Colley and
Mrs. Georgia Fort Askew, and a
brother, Hollis Fort.
Funeral services will be at 10 am.
Monday at the Fort Myer Chapel
with the Rev F. Bland Tucker.
pastor of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Georgetown, officiating.
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

while walking in the first block of H
street NV. and robbed of So.
While walking in the 400 block Of
G street NV, Roy Edward Green,
33, of 912 G place NV, was attacked
by three white men, according to
police, and was robbed of S13.40 in
cash and a War Department check
for S72. One of the men, he reported,
hit him over the head with a hard
object, knocking him down.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

The man-eating shark has been
known to grow to a weight of more
than a ton.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

- Reg. U. S. Pot. OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Penang Feared Lost;
FiIiDinos Praised for
Part in Vigon Fight
BULLETIN.
The Navy Department late today announced the
sinking of enemy transport and the probable loss of
enemy destroyer in submarine actions in the Jap
anese Far East.

By the Associated Press.
Withdrawal Of British and In
dian troops south OF the Krian
River was announced by the
British command at Singapore
today, indicating that all Of the
115-mile-long state of Kedah
had been yielded to japanese in
vaders.
The Krian River, known to Ma
layans as "Singei Krian," is one OF
the major streams in the adjoining
state of Perak and the British said
defense forces were reorganizing be-
yond that river after disengaging
operations against the invaders in
the night. The Krian flows into
the Strait of Malacca, 80 miles
south Of Penang.
A later communique reported the
Japanese had been inactive during
the day on both northwest and
northeast Malayan fronts.
The communique also reported the
repulse of a major japanese attack
intended to capture Pekaka Bridge,
on the River Muda, before last
nights withdrawal
The enemy was driven back
across the river. leaving behind
many dead" the communique said.
Many Japanese soldiers drowned
in Malaga when the bikes Of canals
were cut by British defenders and
the water inundated the jungles,
the London radio said.
Mass Raid on Penang.
The army section Of the i'm
peria1 headquarters announced that
Japanese planes made mass raid
on Penang Wednesday and sank
one, large and several smaller trans
ports III the hafbof. WharvtS and
other port facilities of Penang were
reported smashed.
The communique said three jap
anese planes attacked the British
air field at Ipoh, southeast OF
Penang, shot down two Buffalo
(Brewster) fighters in a doghght
and destroyed seven more on the
ground.
London sources deduced that Pen
ang, the city and island second only
to Singapore in importance through
out Malaga, was in effect lost to
the japanese. 1t lies in Malacca
Strait about IS miles south of the
border of Thailand, jumping
spot for the invasion.
Fighting East of Penang.
A report of some fighting about
erik, in Northeastern Perak east OF
Penang, indicated that the Jap
anese spearheads already had struck
across a new frontier.
Informed sources in Singapore
said they had heard nothing from
(See FAR EAST, Page A-6D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Gen. Dargue
And I Others
On Lost Plane
Two General Stoff
Officers Among Those
Missing Six Dogs

An Army plane carrying Maj. Gen.
Herbert A. Dargue, commander OF
the 1st Air Force, five other officers
and two enlisted men has been
missing since last Friday on a trans
continental flight, the War Depart
ment announced today.
Secretary Stimson said the ship
was last reported near Palmdale,
Calf, and it was believed that it
had crashed or been forced down
In that vicinity.
Gen. Dargue, whose station Is
Mitchell Field. New York, is a vet
eran flying officer and usually pilots
his own plane.
Those listed as missing with him
were:
Col. Charles w. Bundy. War De-
partment General Staff; home, 1868
Thirty-second place NV Wash
ington.
1t. Col. George w. Kicker, War
Department General Stan; home,
14O1 Forty-fourth street NV Wash
ington.'
Maj. Hugh F. McCaffery, Mitchell
Field.
Capt. ]. L. Leavitt, March Field,
Calf; home. Los Angeles.
First 1t. Homer C. Burns, March
Field; home, Spokane, Wash.
Staff Sergt. Stephen Hoffman,