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Evening star., 1942-07-13

on active duty with the recruiting
division of the Marine Corps head
quarters, has been promoted to the
rank of lieutenant colonel.
At the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command Office Training
School, Miami Beach, Fla, the
following men have graduated after
six weeks course and are ready to
serve in air forces maintenance:
First Its. Frederick J. Haas. 104
Shadow road, Chevy Chase, Md;
Stuart H Gayness, 1904 Manchester
road, Silver Spring. Md; and Capt,
Ray c. Thompson, 2116 P street NV.
Second 1t. Frank Thorp. III. 1918
Harvard street NV, on duty at Fort
Simonds, Jamaica, British West
Indies, has been appointed a first
lieutenant. 1t. Thorp worked at The
Star while attending Georgetown
University.
In Training at Miami Beach.
The following men from the
Washington area are in training
at the Air Forces Officer Training
School, Miami Beach: Capts. Fair
fax K. Dillon, 22z5 Observatory
place NV; Walter L. Phillips, Falls
Church, Va: First Its. Edward j
flanagan, 1000 Cathedral avenue
NV; James Dean Henry, 3001
Woodland drive NV, Edward T.
Offutt, 1048 N. Monroe street, Ar
lington: Theodore H. Wickwire, 23l1
N. Powhatan street, Arlington;
George F. Hobeim. Ola N. Kansas
street, Arlington. and Jack w. Der
ryberry, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue
NV
Second Its. Herbert Pasewalk, 3114
M. place Sc; Loren l.. Leeper, 4907
N. Washington Blvd, Arlington. and
1t Col Leigh Wade, 3065 Cleveland
avenue NV.
Five Washington men were grad
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Nine From D. T.. Area
Begin Advanced
NavyF|ying Course
Other Capitol Men Win
Promotions in Nations
Military Services

The Navy Department an
nounced today that six Washington
men and three from nearby Mary
land are among 518 aviation cadets
who have started courses at the
three naval intermediate flight
training centers in Pensacola and
Jacksonville. Fla, and Corpus
Christi, Tex. Several other district
area men also won promotions in
the armed services last week.
The cadets from the District are
Robert Stuart Barton, 811 Quincy
street NV; Paul Eugene Finzel,
604 Rittenhouse street NV: Will
liam Francis Hagan, 400 Shepherd
street NV; William Joseph Powers,
jr, 403 Concord avenue NV; John
Walker Ryan, 1900 F street NV,
and Darrow M. Thompson, 4318
Thirty sixth street NV.
Those from nearby Maryland are:
Harold Pershing Berry. jr., 4416
Chestnut street, Bethesda; Richard
Ellsworth Gales, Beltsville, and Will
liam Page White, jr., Oxon Hill.
Largest Class of Kind.
The 518 cadets constitute the
largest group of aviation cadets to
start intermediate fight training at
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ton Cadets and transferred to the
Naval Air Station, sacola, are
Richard E. Gales, 1882 Sixteenth
street NV, and Laurence E. Rich
ardson, ir.. 5313 Ninth street NV.
Assigned to Camp Pickett.
Two Washington men, Charles c..
James, 4303 Thirteenth street NE,
and Charles M. Foley, 1909 Corbin
place NE, have been assigned to
the Medical Replacement Center at
Camp Pickett, Va, where they will
be trained in medical and evacuation
problems.
John Merrill, jr., 1912 Sixteanth
street NV. has been promoted to
sergeant in the 346th Engineer
Corps, at Camp Claiborne, La. He
was a former employe of the Ma
tional Park Service.
Pvt. Daniel H. Sullivan, 1900 F
street NV, attached to the 346th
Engineers at Camp Claiborne, La,
has been promoted to the rank of
corporal
Capt. Henry Leslie Cooper Nor
ley, oU8 N. GleDe ROAD, Arlington,
Va, has been assigned to the Wells
ton Air Depot, Wellston, Ga. Edu-
Gated in England, Capt. Morley was
commissioned in April
The following men from the met
ropolitan area have completed the
Airplane Mechanics course at the
Rising Sun School of Aeronautics,
Philadelphia: Pvts. Jerome Kramer,
1718 Kilbourne place NV; Richard
McCalla, 1401 Columbia road NV;
William Davis, Vienna, Va, and
John Rogers, 81 E. Windsor avenue,
Alexandria, Va.
Sam Threadgill, 18, 2437 Porter
street NV, is studying aircraft
engine mechanics at Embry Riddle
School of Aviation in Miami, Fla.
Maj. William E. Burke retiredD,
10 Norton place. Arlington, who is
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and commission
at the United
States Naval Air
Station. Pensa-
cola. Following
his graduation
Ensign Ludwig
m arri e d Miss
Margaret Gren-
nan, a former
Catholic Univer-
sity student, in
the chapel of
t he Pensacola
Training School.
Ensign Ludwig
attended Catho-
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uated this week as second lieuten-
ants in the Corps of Engineers at
Fort Belvoir, Va They are Second
Its. Jay o. Gould, 1900 H street
NV; j. H. Lightfoot, 1914 T street
NV; Isham G. Newton. I'LL New
Hampshire avenue NV; Donald j.
Rogerson, 1882 r street NV, and
Edward A. Sweeney, 435 Tenth
street NE.
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Indion Congress Split
On Freedom Resolution
e, the Associated Press.

LONDON, July 13.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Wardha,
India, said the Working Committee
of the All-India Congress party
failed yesterday to agree on the
final form of resolution regarding
Mohandas K. Gandhis plans for a
mass movement for India's inde-
pendence.
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru said the
committee probably would not reach
an agreement before tomorrow, since
today is Gandhis silence day
Asked what was holding up the
agreement, Nehru said There are
hundreds OF bitches"
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Day Nursery Standards
Set Up in Montgomery

Minimum standards governing
the operation of centers caring fol
young children in groups have now
been established by the Montgom.
cry County Committee on Child
Care, under the Office of Civilian
Defense, the committee announced
today.
The standards, based on those de-
Evening star., 1942-07-13

the same time-a situation the Navy
said, which is indicative of its con-
stantly growing air strength.
All have finished indoctrination
and primary flight courses.
Donald Jamison Ludwig. AZ Chan
ming street NV, received his wings
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to be included on the register, but
will be evaluated by different set
of standards.
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Don't think of cxpense--think Of
defense. Buy War bonds now.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Germany Tense
Over Tunisia

STOCKHOLM, Nov. zl-tUP) -
The newspaper Allehanda report
ed from Berlin today that tension
in Germany lis mounting hourly"
regarding the outcome of the bat
tie of Tunisia.
The Berlin report said that big
events" are believed imminent.
The Germans were reported to be
most curious regarding the morale
and fighting ability of American
troops which they have heretofore
tended to deride.
German sources said that the
North African battle-ground should
prove of "histori< Importance since
II provides q test of the quality Of
the new American soldier
They asserted that the battle now
underway "one day may perhaps be
considered of equal Importance with
the battle of Carthage"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Ceremony Marks
Highway Opening

WHITEHORSE, Y. T., Nov 21-
CUP)-The United States and Can
ada will tie new bond today in
formal ceremonies celebrating the
opening of the Alcan International
highway on the timbered hump of
Soldiers Summit near the Alaskan
Yukon border.
Ian Mackenzie, Canadian min
ister of pensions, and E. L. Bartlett,
secretary of state for Alaska, will
cut a red, white and blue ribbon
to officially dedicate the l,630-mile
military road.
Other dignitaries already on hand
for the event included Grover
Whalen, promoter and manager of
the 1899 New York Worlds Fair.
A column of red-tuniced Royal
Canadian Mounted police arrived
yesterday from Dawson and Car
cross TO join those of Whitehouse,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Her|ihy Trial May
Begin Next Week
TRANSPORTATION

BISBEE, Ariz., Nov 2l.-U.PD-
Possibility that court proceedings
would start next Tuesday in the
Margaret Herflihy case was seen
here today after the clerk of the
Cochise county superior court said
an order had been received as
signing the case to Superior Judge
William Hall of Pima county.
(Judge Hall was absent from Tue
son for the weekend, and it was
not known if he had been formally
asked to sit in the case. Before his
departure he was reported to have
said that if he received the order
he would go to Bisbee and start
court proceedings Tuesday,
Miss Herlihy is accused of mur-
dering Capt. David Carr, Fort
Huachuca army officer, last Aug
ust IA at the Herlihy home in
Douglass.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Buses Go on New
Plan in So. Cal

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.-(UP0
The Southern California war trans
portation council today approved
the official staggered working hours
plan designed to govern virtually all
movement of passengers By means
of public transportation facilities
in a populous four-county war in
GuStrV area
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Was Much Attached
To Brooks Children

Macarthur did not think so. He
had not been in the islands for
nearly 20 years and he was eager
TO see the changes, that had been
wrought since the days when he
built roads and wharveS with one
hand, so to speak. and fought in
SurrectoS with the -othef.-
Mrs. MacArthur's children by
her first marriage, Louise and
Walter Brooks III, shared their
step-father's enthusiasm. He was
very much attached TO the Brooks
children.
But Mrs. Macarthur found the
intense heat and the majcStically
slow and never changing life of
Manila too much TO bear after a
lifetime of rich comfort and zest-
III social activity. MacArthur'S
driving industry in his job, and
natural distaste for parties, kept
most Of the formal gaiety out of
their lives. BY 1923, Mrs. Mac
Arthur had written 10 friends that
Manila was dull" BY 1924. she
had become a part-time Manila
policcwoman, to escape the tropi-
cal cnnui.
The serious illness OF her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Il, BOB CoNSIDI\E

( .r-.rt l4t- i-rcu auensi Ncve Service
sixteen years after winning al
mos, unprecedented scholastic and
military honors at West Point
Douglas Macarthur returned 10
tho academy s> the Youngest Su-
pcrm'Judcut n ll> history.
lie WAS $50 a busadler general
Who mad fought IN World AaF ]
win he dash, romance and invu,-
nerabiIty OF "A Douglas Fairbanks
thriller The year was 1919. The
va had ended for millions of men,
but for Macarthur there was 10
Zoe no tranquility. He soon found
himself IN the middle of a pitched
battle between Congress and West
Points old and stubborn profess
sorS' bloc.
Americas fundamental abhor-
renee of war and all things war
like makes itself felt in short or
der, after this country'S conflicts.
\ year after a war. the public
estimation of even a fine officer,
in uniform. is often akin 10 its
estimation of the StruttinG grand
Aard-Vaark of plumed-hat ira
tcrnal order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Evolved His Plan
To Defend Bataan

Yet, that rather distressing tot
of duty in the Philippines, WI
made one day when a Unit
States Navy friend took him on|
sail out past Corregidor and Il
protecting volcanic peninsula TIL
reaches down toward Corregid|
as if TO shelter Manila Bay fro|
the influence of the China Sea.
That peninSula's name is Ri
taan. As Macarthur stood by Il
rail of the navy ship that carrid
him past il he said something th|
gives one a clue TO the mans YiY|
iprrscienCe. His friend, now a cal
tain in the navy. paid little atteI
ton AT the time. But, in lat,
years he was 10 remember il viii
"a shock. For. that day, on N
boat Macarthur said:
"Someday. the Japanese viii
attack the Philippines. And, 4
I'm here. I'll make them fight n
out on Bataan."
TOMORROW 49, Macarthur
role in the 1923 Olympics)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
His Timely Action
Saved West Point

His chief argument before con-
greSSional leaders during this
critical period was that West
Point does not merely train Of
ficerS. 1t trains men. 1t rigor-
ouSly determines whether those
men shall be trusted in later years
with United States life and prop
-erty.- knew how TO be con-
vincing lie knew when to re-
treat and when 10 stand his
ground. He must be called the
savior Of West Point.
He had hardly gotten the acad-
cmy'S stormy affairs under con-
troll when he entered into his first
marriage. That was not destined
to be peaceful.
MacArthurS world and the
world of beautiful Louise Crom-
we'll Brooks were as far apart as
the earth and Mars and as spirit
Iually unconnccted as those two
lplanetS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
America Wanted
To Forget War

This seemingly inevitable Amer
lean reaction was doubly StronG
after World War ]. The conflict
had cost us dearly IN life and
money and we turned away from
the very memory of II. We wanted
no reminders. We wanted no fur
Their burdens that even limited OF
the military.
In time. the military academy
came 10 the attention of Con-
eress that was Sternly bent on cut
ting the cost of the products OF
Mars. The granite citadel above
the Hudson River soon was at
tackled on the floor of the House OF
Representatives.
What need was there for West
Point now? There would never
be another war Had not the
World War proved that officers
who came up through the ranks
were lust as good as officers OK
penSirly trained AT West Point -?
Why not scrap West Point and
install reserve officer training
schools in various states with two
wear courses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Cadet Situation
Was Not Peaceful

Macarthur arrived in the midst
Of this. He sought Yhc counsel Of
some Of the older and firmly on
trenched officer professors and
they advised him 10 ignore the
rantingS of Congress.
Nor was all peaceful among the
cadets. In answer 10 General
PerShing'S strong demands for
more officers. during the progress
Of the war. West Point had sent
HIM cadets who had as little a
two wears training at West Point
When the war ended these men
had 10 give up their officers uni
forms. many Of them studded with
wound stripes. and climb back into
cadet uniforms TO finish their toul
full years Of training.
After decent period or respect
for the war-Scarred young mer
who came back 10 the Point, "a
take up once again tho life Of q
military undergrad the regular
cadets began hooking them The
regular cadets learned 10 resent
the superior manner OF the prodi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Macarthur Restored
BrotherIy Spirit

4 yellow piping on the cadet
uniforms of the prodigalS. TO midi
cate their war service, did not help
II gained them the much de-
SpSed name of "CanarleS. and the
tun-lovinE classmates rubbed salt
INTO old wounds by Salutng all
"CanarlcS' on sight and calling
them General"
Macarthur did much 10 restore
the traditional brothcrly feeling at
Vest Point aRd-orrr Of the ways
he did this was 10 expand the
acadcmyS athletic program so
that il embraced every cadet and
virtually every sport. 1t became
the first truly comprehensive
sports program in college ranks.
He ordered Capt. Louis HlbbS,
his aide.
Louie, go out and hire me the
best damned basketball coach
money can buy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Selected Athletes
For Bataan Army

Today. that classic tribute 70
athletics and TO athletes is in
Scrlbed over the entrance 10 West
Point gymnasiums. For full proof
of its efficacy one need only peer
into the backgrounds of the men
who have fought unusually well in
MacArthur's historic delaying ac-
ton in Bataan. An astonishing
number of them are athletes. In
his ShrewdncSS, Macarthur saw to
il that he was surrounded by such
men before the Japanese blow
struck.
But, if Macarthur brought unity
back to the cadet corps in the
early 1920'S, he failed at first TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Her First Venture
Ended in Divorce

Two children were born TO the
Brookses. but the marriage ended
after nine years. Mrs. Brooks got
her divorce in Paris the care
free Paris of 1919. Her brother,
Jimmy Cromwell, was with her DIT
the time and they moved in the
gay, clever international set that
was 10 provide a dazzling pattern
for the coming decade of affluent
travellers.
To provide him with a setting
that properly fitted the command
ing general of the AEF. the Ogden
Mills had turned their Paris
mansion over 10 General PerShing.
Black Jack" tertaine d
frequently hut none of the guests
who entered his palatial gates
were more welcome than Crom-
we'll and his clever sister.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Sports Emphasized
On His Light Program

lie knew athletics lie had been
West Points best outfclder and
manager of us football teams. lie
know what sports could do 10 take
the minds of men off troublesome
problems
The effect ON the cadet corps
was almost instantaneous, and
satisfactory Yet Macarthur saw
beyond the comradcry he had en-
Gendcrcd through sports. He eX-
pressed that foresight in his own
matchlcSS way when he wrote this
rolling line:
Upon the friendly fields OF
strife are SOwn the seeds that
upon other fields. in other days.
will bear the fruits of victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

preparations bill for West Point,
which specifically stated that the
training course there would be
three years, the old professors
were openly bitter toward him.
What they failed to take into
consideration was that West Point
is the creature of Congress, and
that Congress was in a mood to
strip the old school to skeleton.
Congress had never specified the
length of training a cadet must
undergo before being commits
stoned into the army The law
makers were prepared TO slash
the timc-honored four-ycar curri-
culum in half until Macarthur. by
agreeing with the proper COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

impress a certain professors bloc
That It tried TO use its influence
to ease him out as head of the
academy is n known fact
1t deplored MacArthur'S easy
democratic manner with the boys
and their manner toward him II
even deplored the briskly nonchal-
ant manner in which he disposed
of his working days duties be-
tween IL a. m. and 2 p, m. 1t
resented his precociousneSS and
such innovations as lifting the age
old ban on cigaret smoking.
Most of all, this bloc deplorcd
MacArthur's trips to Washington
TO act as Suave lobbyist for the
academy. When Macarthur read
lily approved congressional APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Background in Contrast
To That Of Wife

Macarthur was soldier, full
OF a soldiers precision and inn
patience with civilian frivollty
His life had been the cuShionlcSs
life of an army outpost. of West
Point and of rough campaigns. 1t
had been disciplined Stcrnly from
childhood
The life OF fashionable young
Mrs. Brooks was wholly different.
Daughter of Mrs. Oliver Crom-
we'll, who later married banker
+. T. StoteSbury. Louise had elc-
CANT schooling. an appropriately
lavish debut, and was married
when quite young 20 Walter d.
Brooks Jr., prominent member OF
a wealthy old Baltimore family
One of the gifts TO the young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Acted as Hostess
For General Pershine

When PerShing returned 10
Washington, the beautiful 25-year-
old divorce became his official
hostess and steered him ably
through the furbelows of diplo-
matte and unofficial functions.
PerShing was 60, yet Washington
gossip mongerS looked for the
early wedding Of the general and
the gay divorcce.
Then, Mrs. Brooks met Mac
Arthur. They met at West Point
in 1920 and were married in 1922.
The papers called il the marriage
of Mars and Millions" They
were married amid the swank
trappingS of Mrs. Stotesbury's
Palm Beach home, FL MiraSol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

mittcemen. Endorsed a three-year
course.
But, at West Point. the news
was a shock and it remained
shocking until some later date
when it became apparent. even
TO "old school tie" professors. that
the so-called loss suffered at the
hands of Congress was indeed a
victory. Macarthur had thus an
chored further Entertainments on
West Point. He was able, there
after. 10 inch has way back TO a
four wear course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

Washington gossips extracted
heavy differences from the fact
that. shortly after the marriage,
Macarthur was ordered TO the
Philippines by Pershing. Pershing
Numbered denial. The war de-
partment records show, of course,
that Macarthur had been in line
for foreign duty since we'll before
his marriage. NonethelesS. Wash
ington called It exile" when the
MacArthurs were ordered 10 the
PhilippineS Juno 30. 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
SWD'f. Macarthur
Why d Military Academy?
Asks US.AfterWoddWor|

On ,hc tenth chapter OF his
Intimate biography of General
Douglas Macarthur Sob Cons
dine tc'I>ot 'lc generals stormy
day, a. superintendent ot West
TJtnt)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

daughter, however, did most
make her life difficult there. S
was more than relieved when [
tour of duty finally ended Jan.
1925, and they came home to
mainland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

couple from the brides mother
and stepfather was Rainbow Hill,
a million-dollar estate near Balti-
more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Washington Thought
MacArthurs ExiIed

The wedding was scheduled for
1 o'clock in the afternoon and
when the impeccably punctual
Macarthur arrived at 3:45 10 find
the decorating still being attended
to, he lectured sternly TO Mrs.
StoteSbury herself, who was
perched on a ladder hanging up
the last of the silver bells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

gal, Just aS The worldly prodigalS
looked down on the boyiSh Raivete
oi thc regular cadets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
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