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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Russians Seize
$50 Towns Along
5OO-NiIe Front
; Armies IN Vast Surge
Toward Rumenia lnfIlct
100000 Casualties on Foe

MOSCOW. March l. ms -
Three S0YiCt armies oVcrran more
than $50 towns along 5oo-mile
southern front Yesterday in vast
surge toward RumanIa and the
Black Sea, innictng more than
10000 casualties ON 20 broken
German divisions.
On the northwest wing of the
front, deep inside prCWar Poland.
Marshal /hukov'S right flank
forces engaged the Germans in
street fighting for tho third
straight day within the vital 'unc-
ton of Tarnopol on the severed
OdeSSa-IWoW railroad
SEIZE 80 TOWNS
To The east, other columns Of
Zhukovs first Ukrainian army
captured more than so localities,
including the rail point Of krasi-
low, only l3 miles north Of Pros
KuTOV, KCN Junction already out
thanked un the west,
The Jman drive nCttcd The dis
trlct center Of L7dNhcuka
The kroVoprad action Save ~CiI-
ure OF The district ccnlcis of Zia'o-
pol NoVomigrod and Boishays-
NiSka.
The Kriyoi Rog push resulted
in the taking OF the rail station Of
Mar2hanovka- and the junction
town OF Dolnskdya was reached.
NlaIYh3nolka D. 80 mics north
west OF krToi Rog Ziatopoi is a
few miles north of Notomrgrod.
South OF Apostolic, The Reds
took rIc dISrTICJ cCnIor oil bctlS-
laNl on the west bank OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
SEGESO VIOLENCE

The maBor>s'-Ai he hardly an
tiCipateS any violence this sun
day morning between the strikers
and members Of a rival union
when the latter begin their deliv-
cries.
'Tf the strikers try 10 tie up
the entire city delivery, isn't
there likelihood of violence ."
the mayor was asked.
"Oh, | hardly think that will
be the case" he replied
II was estimated that the strike
stopped deliveries TO 90 per cent
of the consumers in The Detroit
area Only five major diaries
were unaffected by the ucup
Wilson. state Park Wow. Farm
Maid NaNnp and Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Then he left 70 spend the week
end in Lansing.
Reached at tho Detroit Golf
Club Saturday afternoon Mayor
Jcffries was informed that the
strike would continue at least
Through Sunday.
He indicated that tho city would
take no official action so long as
public institutions were being sup
piled.
cor course we would like 10
see the boys get together and
end this thing" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
TRANSPORT CENTER

The FIRST attack on Florence
VS. announced iu an Allied head
quarters statement which said
The Germans there. as In Rome
'made deliberate use Of our OBJ
NlaAS=l eitletaaee 10 Il>-incidcrtal
damage 10 artistic. historic and
religious objects in The city
Reconnaissance showed heavy
concentrations Of rolling stock and
equipment including an least 30
locomaDvcS. IN the yards al Flor
cuCc. transport hub at north cen
tff5al IIttr4tAA-tt iift---t tt-fffcttt ssttf.
t,r-r7yV 7rIrT7-fiy rifTU Mediterranean
serIat command PICKED expert
Cpccd Marsuder SQuadrons 10
SirLkc-zt the Elnrepce- raj Yards
and took every prccaution in
hriefing the crows 10 sec that they
HvOrcd damage 30 The city proper
ROME BOMBED AGAIN
The Rome radio reported that
Rome was raidcd heavily today
but confirmation was not forth
coming a. once.
The daylight operations followed
widespread attack by British
night homberS on aircraft and
hallhcaring- plants in central and
southern France.
Raj LanCaStcrS utilized a fun
moon last night 10 plnpoint their
targets AZ three aircraft iacto-
rIeS and small bearings plant in
central and southern France.
while tWln-onglncd Mosquitoes
attacked al western Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
DELAY PROTESTED

The majority Of tho outlaw
strikers are milk wagon drivers
who Joined Tho Walkout IN sym
pathy with inside workers.
Russell Ballard president Of
focal 81 IN declaring the Walkout
unauthorized said that union Of
hclalS would make every effort
10 get deliveries started
In Lansing Gov. Kelly said he
was investigating the Stoppagc
The governor conferred Sa'ur-
day night with Weiss.
Gov. Kelly is watching de-
VelopmentS," Weiss said. J.told
him there was good chance
for the men to ga back TO work
Monday.
Police Commissioner Ballengcr
was n his office for about 10
minutes Saturday morning. and
Ulnferred hrieflX with Lhe hclLlh
department regarding t1e strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Delightfully."- fstterins styles
70 wear right now and into
Spring. Cheerful. vivid prints
in a host OF lovely colors
Sizes ~ 10 20. No charge for
alterations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Jdps Cut Down
In Burma Dash

NEW DELHI. Feb. % CUP
British and Indian troops, aided
by strong Allied support, have
decisively broken and flung back
a major offensive by 5000 Japa-
nese seeking to smash through the
Arakan front of western Burma
and sweep into India. it was an.
nounced today.
In what was hailed officially as
the first major victory ever scored
over the japanese. British imperial
forces killed more than LOCO OF
the enemy-at least three times
as many as they lost - and
wounded at least 1000 more.
During three weeks around the
Ngakyedaux Pass British anC
American troop-carrying planes
dropped food and supplies 10 the
beleaguered British 14th Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
CHECK OLDER CASES

The cases Of regiStrantS over 2.
years OF age claiming deferment,
because of critical occupations
will be referred 10 the USES foi
where doubt exist,
that II IS necessary for them tC
be deferred
eff we hurt industry nv our
new policy, then industry will
just have 10 be hurt" Holmes
stated. THE only critical short
ages now are landing bargcs and
bombers. Only men in these
industries can hope for oCcupa-
tional deferments.
"In view OF the critical situa-
tion and current emergency, the
responsibility OF supplying the
required m an po wer for the
armed forces rests upon the
shoulders of members OF local
boards, From now on, the armed
forces viii come first. industry
second" concluded Maj. Holmes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
CONTINUED on Page ?, Col. -
Allies Resume
Aerial Attacks


LONDON. Feb IS GNSeAl-
lied bomber, and fighters. roaring
across the channel in huge forma-
tionS. today resumed the great
aerial offensive against German
held Europe following a short lull
due 10 unfavorable weather.
One armada Of heavy bombers
and fighters went over southeast
coast towns IN a 5O-minute pass
age and another large force Of
planes headed for the Pas de
CALAIS area of the French coast.
Royal Air Force fighters and
Mosquito bomberS also operated
over the Straits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Re(ordConvoy
Crosses Atlantic

LONDON. Feb. 2s CUP)-One
Of the largest conveys Of the war
has brought thousands Of Amer
lean a RIM ore d and mechanical
forces, their equipment and planes
10 Britain without loss 10 swell
the ranks Of the invasion armies.
10 was revealed officially today.
Allied control Of the north At
lanuc was underlined by the fact
that the convoy escort did moi
drop a single depth charge during
the 3,000-mile voyage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Tokens
Placed
I'm Use

-rort..r5e ~ Tokens started ~
.., -.
''iNh's INTO 'i'1 i''N'' .''0''>o ''
Detroit shoppers TO-DAY as me
citys food dealers introduced
4hoIr customers TO the OPA,
so,.., ,o,rJar,orts,io, of the
i''n' g" ,o'.l' lf ~ W Gun
About 1898 Ooo oil me req dHo
blue fiber coins now used as one.
Dolnt change makers for the pur.
chase ofratioucd foods and meats
.-o L.-.i- - so,lor. 7rl,;.
O. - ~, ''''...', " w
is ONLY 'aooul - pr cff't-''I Z -'
SiN-ton supply Tho cHy was fur
nI,hed as the remaining Is per
ccr+ arc ,ot 90 no issued "a
=,
'IilaIleI I'l'' yl,a'. = n, . u - ~
WON 7T''e h'' !e' H'aue aPP'''
.a'.'n.
The customers Will force The
merchants 7r 10 gel tokens ms ".
-. ;, @N.' . an 80. -, a. ~ -, - - -
- - ~. ~ ,a = so,hs
Wn ,,,, " ~ - ~, So, hoaJ
anhe.' :. the bnnIl
-,
We maven mao KICK YET
~. '.'i.u "u' ile eoi.Ic'.eu ~
a. % 'i'' '"' ~ 'o' l'Ia'
II 'Ir grocer doeSn nave
-. oll l.l'''s ,i't' "il.- pom
-. '''' ava
''''-
Ohaef me now plan All red and
4iue stamps IN BOOK q are worth
lV points The tokens 10 Toe used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
THE WAR FRONTS

ITALY British troops below Rome capture two German
strong points airfelds near Rome bombed. Page J. "
W PACIFIC-J destoyers range from Soomons to New
Guinea, sinking seven ships and six barges. Page l.
FINLAND Large Finnish ships reported confined German
harbQrs; Hesinh dealt heaviest raid. Page 2
TRJK task force sank % Jap ships rather
70, originally announced Page g.
RUSSIA Red army reported within 10 miles Of Pkov gate
way to Lstvia and southeastern Estonia. page a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
600
To Jobs

Strikes gripping var produc-
ton al TWO Of DelrQi1's major
war plants ended today as 12oOt
workers az the Great Lakes Stee
Corp. and me Mack plant Of tine
BrlEEs Manufacturing Corp
started 10 rcuIrn 10 their Jobs
Midnight shift workers A. the
Great Lakes steel plant reported
.on schedule and the entire work
ING force Of 5000 was expected "a
resume production Of vital armor
plate for invasion landing craft
today. as a result OF an order
gned by the grievance commit
tee of Local 1893. United Steel
Workers Of America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Fleet Sinks !
7 Jap Ships

ALLIED no s ". Pacific.
Fen - rUPl American destroy
ers. m a great sweep through the
Southwest Pacific lombard @ d
japanese holdings from the Colo
mons TO New Guinea sinking
seven vessels damaging seven
others and destroying SIN b4fee>
~ was announced today
Some Of thc damaged vessels all
OF which were left burning. are
believed 20 have sunk after the
naval action which was conferred
on the New Ireland-Ncw Britain
area
The destroyers Shclled the har-
Dor area of kavicng. New ireland
for 45 minutes Friday morning.
giving the supply base ITS heaviest
bombardment of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Double Draft Quota
Quotas Doubled
I'm March Draft

The Redistribution of Michigan men holding occu-
paona defements "a and 2B and those with agricultural
deerment &C and Sc will begin today in accordance with
seective service regulations
Local boards instructed to begin immediate
review of all egsrans aged IS to 50 holding occupaonal
deferments It estimated that after of defer
Class "a 2B &C and &C. large majority in these
classes will ordered appear for prenducton physical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Kaiser Women Want Jobs

PORTLAND, Orc Feb. 2S CUP)
Answers from $1,000 Kaiser
shipyard workers disclosed today
that 81 per cent of tbe womcr
employees involved IN \ study OF
postwar plans want 70 ttmain ir
industrial jobs after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
RABAUL BASE BLASTED

Rabaul. the twin Japanese base
on New Britain was bombarded
for 80 minutes In a pre-dawn sat-
tack the same DAY and LiberatorS
and Mitchell medium homhcrs fol-
lowed with a heavy assault on
Rapopo mrdromc and Matupl gun
positions.
Neither Of tho naval attacks
met aerial opposition from the
japanese. but TWO American ships
were ht off Kavicng by shore fire
The hits caused minor damage and
injuries 10 seven men.
The toll of enemy shipping was
Sunk a large tanker. one large
and ono Small cargo ship q 200
foot cargo ship and three coastal
vessels: severely damaged and left
burning a large cargo vessel.
three small cargo vessels. a small
transport a schooner and a tug
This destruction Of Japanese
supply ships was accomplished by
three l. s. destroyer units In
sweeps through the Bismarck
archipelago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
NaZiS Report
(haElneI Duel

LONDON. Fob. IS INS)-
DNB- The German news agency.
said British motor torpedo boats
and a Naz convoy Clashcd early
today IN tho English Channel be-
tween Dunkirk and Ostcnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Third Convict
Caught, Girl
Captive Free

GREENWOOD Miss. Feb %
rUPl Deputy Sheriff Perry Nc
PherSon said tod ay that Ralph
Ward. Grand Forks, y d.. gun
man. had been captured near
Tchula, Miss. shortly after he
shot his way through a police trap
near here Mcpherson said no de-
tails were available.
Ward escaped FROM a ware
house as police unleaShed a pack
OF bloodhounds and prepared 10
-ei-e-tcar gas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Z. s. HITS CENTRAL CHINA

CHUNGKING. Feb. % up
Striking at the japanese lifeline
in central China. 14th u. S. Air
Force filters successfully raided
shipping and other targets along
the Yangtze River during the past
two days. A communique an
nounced today. One plane was
lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
NOTE is UNANIMoIs

4 unanimous vote BY 1900
members Of Local 2l2 Of the
.UAW-CIO az a meeting held in
CaSs Technical High School ended
a thrce-day strike idllng 5000
Briggs workers. The strike began
with the company'S apnounCement
of a no-work order 10 Saturday.
Workers charged the no-work
order was given as an opening
f1ove in a plan ia reduce the work
week from SIX 10 five days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS

The order was ISSUED following
mass meeting of the local at
EcorSe High School Sunday al
which the committee was au-
lhouled TO continue negotiations
III the dispute which started
Friday following the discharge OF
a single worker.
Thomas Shane district director
Of the USWA. declaring that the
union had tried 10 prevent the
waiSout. az the same time charged
that the company had refused a
union offer 10 name an umpire
company officials said a work
ttoppage was unnecessary IN any
event. as clause mi their con-
tract with the USWA calls for an
umpire 20 settle all disputes be-
fore a WalkOut rs undertaken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
$4,000 Fire at Coney Island

N NEW YORK. Feb - ms
Damage was estimated AZ SIS 600
today n the Ere which destroyed
a scenic railway and the Tunnel
OF Fun at Coney Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Prophets Without Honor

NEW YORK Feb. % up
Navy airmen didn't do so we'll IN
the Floyd Bennett Field WAVES
pin-up contest Three Army Air
Corps HcuicnantS stepped IN
ahead of them to take an the
honorS- on 4 slate nominated eN-
CASlpely by navy women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
SIX DO NOT APPEAR

Six of the defendants did not
respond when the examination
started at $50 a. m, a half hour
after the time set for the hearing.
Two Of them, former Rep. Miles
Callahan of Reed City and Ernest
d. Prev vice president Of the Gen.
eral Finance Co. Of Detroit, have
pleaded guilty and will be wit
neSSeS for the state.
The others missing ard Reps.
Walter NJ. StockfiSh OF Ham
tramck and Adam w. Sumeracld
(Contin,o5 90, ~. o -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
FARM GIRL KIDNAPPED


HIS TWO companions, who had
boosted they'll never take us
alive because We're going 10 get
the chair anyway, surrendered
earlier
it-hee--tiff r0uvICtS kidnapped
paiama clad Ohne Mcknight. a
l6-year-old farm girl. early yes
terday after their escape from the
Jackson. Miss, escape proof
Jail and held her as hostage for
is hours
She was released. unframed, at
Belzoni. Miss. 80 miles southwest
Of Greenwood
Ward commandeered a Ca and
forced its owner at gunpoint TO
drive him on a highway leading
east He left the car six miles
west of the Greenwood airport
and ran into the woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

Bumping-Painting-Repairs
Quick Scr. 5S05 W Fort. VI 2-2900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
WOMAN SPOTS CONVICT

The three had entered Green
wood earlier with guns blazing
from stolen car They aban-
doned tho car several blocks Off
the main street and ran for hid
INC places
Lawrence Motari 81 Of Red
Hawk Mont who became sep-
aratcd from his companions, was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
OFFERS DEPOSIT SLIPS

Sigler started on the trail OF
an alleged $4,000 payoff by first
presenting bank deposit slips to-
falling SS,270.59, signed by John
K. Hancock. Detroit manager for
Associates Discount Corp, one Of
the defendants.
The IS deposits TO a special ac-
count in the National Bank OF
Detroit were made between Jan.
q and July 81. 1889. which were
months that the lawmakers were
IN session.
Frederick p. Robinson. then
manager Of the National Bank
branch in the Maccabees Build
ing. was the first witness and he
identified Hancock's signature on
the deposit slips.
Robinson, obviously embar-
raised, spoke so quietly that the
Spec1a ! prosecutor frequently
cautioned him 10 talk more
clearly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
WdrshipsAid
Anziio Attack

ALGIERS Feb IS ms T,c
German strong points were cap
urcd by British troops In the
beachhead battle area south OF
Rome M attacks auucrrd with the
support OF sncilhre from L $
cruiser headqu4rfcr- ot Cen VIII
son announced TO-DAY
The cruiser lohhed heavy ,hclls
INTO German ARTILLERY position,
catering Allied nCachhcad hold
ncS.
The strongpo.ntS from which the
NaziS were ols'cd consisted OF
TWO houses In Ky mes on he upper
NoIctta River TWO mile + south
vest Of Carrocefo headquarters
and
Front dispatches reported hv
Up stated that thc Germans
we're preparing for anot her
major counterCticnsivo against
che bcaChhcad at AnZio and
bringing up rcintofccmeuts 10 roe
place the 5000 casualties >ui-
tered in their first two attacks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
REVIEW JOB DEFERMENTS

, Every man under p years
OF age. unless he is a student or
expecting 10 enter the merchant
marine. 10 be classified IA and
ordered for induction.
4 Registrars claSsed as "a.
2B. &C and &c which include
industrial and occupational de-
ferment. 70 be reviewed even
though not classified as Ia and
ordered for pre-inductlon if in
the opinion Of the draft board
such registrants would eventually
be classified as Ia.
5-All occupational deferments
expiring in March. April May
and June 10 be- Immediately re-
viewed for possible Ia classi-
fiCation.
6-The processing Of all hard
ship cases 10 be speeded up TO
ascertain if there has been a
change in circumstances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
SigIer Traces
Bank Deposit
At Graft Trial
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. 28-Opening
Michigans first big legislative
graft case, Special Prosecutor
Kim Sigler today began tracing
a maze Of checks and bank de-
posits. which he claims will lead
directly TO lawmakers with money!
stuffed pockets.
Sigler began producing the
states bribery evidence for the
first time at the examination Of
20 of the 26 defendants named in
an indictment signed by Judge
Leland w. Carr. the grand Jury
Judge who today sat aS-ths
magistrate in a court
room across from the Capitol.
The defendants are accused Of
paying or taking graft in con-
nection with automobile financing
laws during the 1889 session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
PATROLS ACTIVE

German efforts 10 IUffifTdfC lniu
The Allied lines south of Rome
we're halted by American artillery
fre
South of the -bcachhc1d. on the
main Fifth Army front patrols
prol1cd German positions and lNr
Aicied casualties PWrohng also
vas reported from the FIgn'n
Army front 30 thc northeast BAD
weathet limited The scope Of the
operations. ~
Although Allied heavy homhofs
were kept inactive hy urtaVor7hlc
weather Invader plane, bombed
and strafcd installations M Tho
Guidonia and LIftoTa folds near
Rome. Hangers were blasted AZ
The Guidonia alrdromn Grounded
planes were set afrc ~ Lttoua
field and a hangar was blown up
SUPPLY PORT HIT
The supply port of LadlSpoli -
miles north of The mouth .oi tbc
Tibcr River was smashed with II
hits that set ircg among cocks
tn heavy blow it German
communications. Raj plan % s.
blocked the TERM tunnel. 30 milcs
north OF Rome in Dmbra PROV
lncr
Allied Mediterranean air 4orre
planes Few l01 ,5rtic, al8-si thc
Germans boz rho Boz hrad Wr8
while 20 German plane, stabbed
Allied ground units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

examinations.
Speaking before a meeting OF
Wayne County local board Off
Gals yesterday in the Fort Shelby
Hotel. Mai Arthur A. Holmes Of
State Selective Service Head
quarters, stressed the critical
situation now confronting local
boards in meeting their quotas for
March which has more than
doubled from the original figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

The accelerated program briefly
outlined by Mai Holmes to mem
bers of the local boards for
meeting the critical shortage OF
manpower for the armed forces
included:
II m date reclaSSification
of all registrants in Class "a
and 2B, at the end of the stated
period of their deferment.
2-The immediate of all 3A
defermentS that may be in ef-
feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

CONTINUED ON Page ?, Col. 81
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25
pLASTICs STRETCH
RUBBER STOCKS

NEW YORK -(AP)- AL
though people think of plastics
mainly as postwar "glamor'
industry, they have been play
ing an important role in reliev-
ing the nations critical rubber
stockpile situation through the
war.
John L. Collyer, president of
the B. F. Goodrich Company,
says it can be mathematically
demonstrated that the total ton
mage of rubber relief account
ed for by polyvinyl chloride and
other American plastics during
the last two war years is great
err than the tonnage of tree rub
Der obtained from all South and
Central American areas COM
bined.
Foul-weather clothing, and
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25
FOR BETTER FARE

LONDON lap To make
this a nation of better profess
sional cooks, the first examina-
tons in cookery for hotels and
catering establishments are be-
ing held by the City and Guilds
of London Institute
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25
SAM TROUTMAN NOW
TEACHING IN SITKA

San Troutman, formerly teach
err for the Bureau of Indian At
fairs at st. Lawrence Island, is
now teaching in Sitka, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25

shipboard wire and cable insula-
ton are two important volume
roles where plastics have been
doing war jobs formerly done by
rubber.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25

Read it III The Nugget.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
Is District Area Men
Home on FurIouqh
From Overseas

Sixteen District area men recently
have returned home on furlough
after service overseas. The theater
of operations, branch of service and
length of overseas duty for these
veterans follow:
Pacific Theater.
street NV. 20 months with ths corps
: Pvt, CHARLES r.. wise, 1891 Ives place
Corpl James s. King. All Emerson
Corps Of Engineers.
stress es Lewis Hshrcarola eh2 Evans
star. serst. James H, Miller; Station 4,
Conduit road. % months with the Ord
sis street zs0 gsmtSn maSss, w
FIRST Il: John F. HARPER, 574s Colo.
- Tech. serst. Peter Kalla, 90 Darlington
street S.W., 80 months with the air force.
European Theater.
~ rs onIss H. Msfs WFs ensI fSe s ia fore.s Va
street NE. rs monthhs with the Marine
Sc, 81 months with the AdJutant Gen.
riTst It john ". Rice, ir., aasa Eortieth
place NV, nine months with the air
First 1t. william W. Wolfe, $500 Taylor
street, Mount Rainier, 10 months with
the air forces.
American Theater.
Technician Eli ]. Belch. jr.. 540s Kansas
avenue NV. l5 months with the anti
aircraft artillery.
Pvt. Larry G., Wickline, 81 Lavine ave-
nue., Alexandria. 10 months with the
antiaircraft artillery.
Mediterranean Theater.
Chief Pharmacists Mate Alfred w. Whit
taker, East End place, Bethesda, 5 months
with the Navy.