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23o6 Tracy place NV, director OF
the new developments division, War
Department Special Staff, from
August, 1914, to September, 1945
He collected scientific and technical
information.
Brig. Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan,
jr, Of 1906 Highland place NV,
who served as assistant provost mar
shall general from December, 1942, to
September, l945.
+ Brig. Gen. John X. Christmas of
1916 Forty-fifth street NV, who
contributed to the design and pro-
duction Of the General Sherman me-
diun tank Ma and other combat
vehicles. He served in the Once of
the Chief of Ordnance in various
important capacities from June,
l942, to October, 1945.
Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Cranston of
1888 Connecticut avenue NV, who
commanded the intermediate Sec
ton, China Burma India theater
from January to April, 1914, and
from June, 1914, to September, 1945
Brig. Gen. Charles C. Drake of
1901 Connecticut avenue NV.
Quartermaster Of the United States
Army Forces in the Far East from
August, 194l, to August, 1945. He
co-ordinated supplies on the out
break of hostilities In the Philip
pines. Reported missing in action
after the fall of the Philippines in
May, 1912, Gen. Drake was a pris-
oner of war in Formosa and later at
Camp Hoten at Mukden, Manchuria
where he was liberated in August
1945.
Brig. Gen. George S. Eyester OF
2l22 California street NV, for serv.
ices in the European theater from
February to June, 1945. He was an
assistant chief of staff in charge OF
training.
Brig. Gen. Alexander G. Gillespie
Of 34l5 Thirty-fourth place NV.
commander of the Watervliet Ar
Senal, NeW YORK, from July, l940, to
March, 1945.
Brig. Gen. Loyal Nj. Haynes OF
1925 South Stafford street, Fairling-
ton, Arlington. Va, assistant CHIEF
Of staff for supplies, Army Ground
Forces, from March, 1914, to Sep
tember, 1945.
Brig. Gen. r. Townsend Heard
Third Service Command, Baltimore
who was assistant chief OF staff fol
personnel, Pacific Ocean Areas, from
August, 1914 to June. 1945.
Brig. Gen. George A. Lincoln OF
1909 Powhatan street, Alexandria
Va, for services with the Operations
Division, General STAFF, from No.
vember, 1914, to October, 1945. He
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VENETIAN BLINDS and window shades;
SHAPH ut %n SzSS sSx ST g 3 900 for tsify
modern home, in a GOOD residential locs.
9n 8 ROOM oS sffni Housn Resss WNgRn TGn 3
Star. g.
DOME OIL CO.. INC.-Notice of special
pecember es ~ is. H is4s. Notice is hereby given
Of Dome Oil c., Inc, to be held At the
on December Is: l945. at o'clock IN
resolution Of the Board of pireetors Or
special meeting Of the stockholders Of
D me Oh Once Co. Of Wsoa 5s S sfa far TO- fass
Va. on December 1s, l945. at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon, for the PURPOSE Of vot-
ofieer Of rs sinelaif Reanins CO. 10 purchase ,
all the assets and business Of the com
pany subject to operating liabilities, for
value Of such properties exclusive of good
wnl items, as of the date OF transfer
whichever is higher, and for the trans
thereto or necessary in connection there
wv Will MI s. MkEsfoSsIsLE 81 'SS f. any
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. ROGER r. WOOD, 272s ordgay
stoj1Ev St n.y. a Apt 1rnruv 9nruv GIVEN that N. r.,-
ular Annual Meeting Of the Shareholders
of The Riggs National Bank of Washing.
ton, D. C.. for the election Of Directors and
the transaction Of such other business IS
may come before the meeting, win be held
at the Banking House, 1903 Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest, on Tuesday, January
8, 1916, from IL o'clock an. The polls
will remain open from IL o'clock until
IL O'Clock noon. GEORGE o. VAss'
Cashier.
holders of the Columbia Permanent Build
ing Association Of the District of Columbia
for the election Of four directors, and for
such other business that may properly
come before the meeting, will be held on
Tuesday, December II. 1945, at O'CLOCK
pm, at the once of the association; 1929
< st NV washington, D: G.: FRED A.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. ROBERT L. FRTTTs, 2112 South
Randolph st. Arlington. Va.
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to the Under Secretary of War from
September. 1914, to September, 1945.
Col. Bryan Houston of 1881 Ca
thedral avenue NV, for services
June, 1912, to September, 1945, as a
member Of the Purchases Division,
Headquarters Of Army Service
Forces.
Col. Howard A. Rusk of 3450 South
Utah street, Arlington, Va, for serv-
ices from March, 1943, to October,
l945, in the office of the Air Surgeon,
principally as chief Of the Conva-
lescent Service Division.
Col. John H. Statesman of 1926
Gunston road, Alexandria, Va,
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4Cki

Pon American World Airwoys hos now
odded full-eolor, solkins motion picture en-
ferfoinmenf to Its regular passenger service
on the New York-london route.
Of all U. S. arnes, Pan American was first to serve
meals to passengers while in flight And that was in
1929 when commercial air transport was in its infancy
Now, setting the pace in the postwar Age Of Flight
Pan American is providing sound movies aloft for the
entertainment and enjoyment Of Clipper passengers on
the North Atlantic route. Depending on the time of
day and the wishes Of the passengers it possible
to relax in comfort and your favorite Hollywood
Evening star., 1945-12-06

chairman of the War Depart.
|ment Communications Co-ordina
tion Committee from September
l943, to September, 1945.
Awarded Legion of Merit.
The War Department also an
nounced yesterday that 1t. Gen
Harold L. George. commander oil
the Air Transport Command, has
been awarded the Legion Of Merit
for work which was responsible TO,
the organization and development
Evening star., 1945-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
THOMAS A, FARRELLs Attorney,

p1sTRIcT COURT OF THE uNITEI
Hoains sshsss prSbats fos the pstfs Of
That the subscriber, Of the District Of CO.
Court Court of the District of columbia, Letters
rison walker, late of the District Of &; Co: !:
eiairns Ynis against Ii. deceased are hereps
vouchers thereof, legally. AUTHENTICATED, te
Of Of November, A.D. 1915: otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from all benefit
Of said es.ste; Given under my hand this
WhRa eek q 5iSs Esy1R0f f54S st Street aaldsns
Caiifornia- (seal.I Attest: VICTOR s
n sessfEE Ct Ct Sf Ss bte 5S5 c0a4
nea9 dec, 13:
Suite ?5; Rust Puiidinr, 1901 18th st.
Filed NOV S" ~ "isai5'soa isa5 chs1les 9l p + Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Taed sfzsis t0f M ths MRF RFiie' psn si 81
81, 5se.@The object, Of this suit is for
Limited DIVORCE for the plaintiff. from ne ne
efossrn9i efoune Of sfseity. RS On motion q ot The
plaintiff it is this eth yn day Ct November
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive of SUNDAYS and legal holi:
eaBf N hs order aas
defaSE. h " Provided. copy Of this order
eessys &c week. in'f IN the washineton Law Re-
essse esy. 81 $40 H. "A a. scHWEISHAuT Justice
eierk. Ger ss SEN EMMA G. sfnPsoS; pspat,
Clerk. no29,de6.13.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

ADAM A. wESCHLER g. SON, auctioneers
Household and ONCE furniture, type
writer's, etc, by order storage companies
and others, by auction at Weschlers. 915 Z
st. NV, tomorrow. commencing $50 am.
groups for dining. dinette, living room and
bedrooms, tables, chairs. kneshole desks,
inner-spring mattresses, coil. and box
springs. utility and kitchen cabinets, per
and oak desks, chairs, drafting tables.
stationary cabinets. etc.
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PROPOSALS..

COMMIsS sSIONERs, d. c., Washington, De-
eember 3. 1945.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 509., District Building;
then publicly opened, for construction Of
Klinsle road and Porter street, NV,
Stormwater and Replacement Sewers, con-
of terra Gotta pipe and $50 linear feet of
brick and concrete sewer. Proposals, plans
ard speciications may be obtained at Room
427. District Building.
government Printing Once, Washington,
possls viii be received at this once until
farnshms Ieather soot CLOTH dod Leaf
ard bindins e the Government printins
ns Jannsy 1919 Il The Ts o reet
any and al pids and to waive defects is
DETAILED sehedues t the Sy sst
proposals and giving the regulations with
Thsh anad SiddsTs Sx mqst comply sE e es
Pubiie fSiaSe PTinter p aeqieSSinf a. T. iAlN'neA
WASHINGTON suburban Sanitary Com
Main and Sewer construction.--sealed
6g FEET Of f0 n 5se Feet 81 snc sn
and 75o feet Of o-inch and 1875 feet
g N a soRssse T pRe BE-
at the ONCE Of the washington Suburban
SANITARY commission, Hamilton street,
Eastern Standard Time, Friday, December
IA, 1945. at which place and time they
and speciflcatio may be obtained from
HarryaR. Hall, Chief Engineer of the Com
missiop, Hyattsville. Maryland, upon de-
post Yf 50, ,oQ, which deposit will be re-
RaRS sna y gHDd copatiSn
B. SMITH, Commissioners.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At
the Purchase Section. National Bureau Of
Standards. Washington. D. c., until pm.
December 81, 1945, and then publicly
opened for one Compressor Unit; single
be obtained from the Purchase Section.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
de6,7
WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary Com
mission, Contract No. 205-W8sS.-Water
Main and Sewer Observation-Disclosures
proposals for constructing approximately
pea 5o ~sst FEEL n an ne sad S FEES s q e finch nsh
tract No. so5-W&s. viii be received d. .at the
ONCE of the Washington Suburban 6ani-
tary Commission, Hamilton street, Hyatts-
vile, Nd, until 3 pm, Eastern Standard
Time. Friday. December 2l. l945, at which
hsnd en- osss read sil. Plans and spes,fcations may
EngMeer Of the Commission. Hyattsville,
Nd, upon deposit Of So. which deposit will
oe returned to bidders or to those re.
sSnss'P asM FRANK sEshg 3 snrIH h2sE asY
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Iof plans for the expansion Of the
Army Air Forces"
The award was for the period
January, 1912, to April of that year
when he was serving as chief of the
Plans Division on the air staff.
Col. Thomas M. Belsje, Air Corps,
also has been awarded the Legion
Evening star., 1945-12-06

fof Merit. He Is chief of the En-
listed Branch, Military Personnel
Division. From October, 1912, until
October, 1945, he developed policies
concerned with the. morale, eff
cheney and assignment of nearly
100000 enlisted men in the Army
Air Forces.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
Q BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .
BY PETER EDISON
NEA staff Cerrespsnasnt

WASHINGTON - Standing
gag around Washington - that
anyone having anything to do
with disposal of surplus war
materials probably will end his
days in the penitentiary.
AS if to illustrate the gag, the
first press conference for w.
Stuart Symington. new Surplus
Property Board chairman, was
held in District of Columbia po-
lice headquarters simly because
the only room big enough to
hold the gathering was where
the cops and plainclothesmen
size up the nights haul of petty
crooks at morning police lineup.
The reporters sat on stools and
Symington stood in front where
he could be given the third de-
gree. He turned out to be a
blond hair, clean cut, dressed in
q natty brown suit and matching
tie. He handled himself well,
considering he had been on the
Job less than 48 hours.
When a gal reporter figured
out that at the current rate of
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Hiqh|ights from the Latest Books

ing tribute to the years just past
and prayer for the years to come
is written, probably Norman
Corwin will write it when the
title "On a Note Of Final Trl-
umph" can be set in type.
Merle Miller, who was a COM
bat correspondent for Yank
in the invasions of Kwajalein
and Eniwetok and served total
of Is months in the Pacific, puts
that soaring experience to good,
and at times skillful use in rs
land 40" (Crowell: $500.
The novel deals in highly re-
alistic fashion with the invasion
of Koriatok, a fictional Pacific
island embracing the worst fea-
lures of the Marshalls, the Mar
ianas and the Solomons. Charac-
tiers, among them Dick Fischer,
the correspondent who was al
ways going to write a novel, but
never did; ambitious Colonel
Kane, and Captain Porter OF the
Japanese wife left behind in Ha-
wall, are spotlighted Individual
ly, each in turn, and then once
around again. Like figures on d
merry round, it's little dif-
ficult to keep them straight as
they flash by, but two or three
OF the short takes" amount to
really good short stories.
The pretending tension. sthe
initial shock OF contact with the
enemy, the sgonizing suspense
preceding the first counter-at-
tack. and the actual dying, OF
which there Is a great deal. Is
handled In q blunt but effective
manner.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

EDITORS: Hollywood not
abIes have volunteered TO
serve as guest cOlumnists
while Erskine Johnson is on
vacation. The column below
was written by singer-Star
Bing Crosby.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

The future holds prepod medical core proeroms
for conines os we'll as humans the 0ones Dog Re-
search Center predicts. Present plans coll for pri-
vote. vount ~ ooreement between veterinarian.
owner one, presumably. dog. So the cost won't 90
on onybodys tax bill.
In othel words they're not planning socioIized
medicine for CANNES Thot ought to win the opprov-
al Of Dr. Morris Fshbein. spokesman for the Amer
icon Medccl Association. who hos long been giving
the impression thct in his opinion, sooiolzed nedi-
cine is something thot shouldn't hoppen to dog
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. SOTHEY SAY

In western Europe there's an
estimated 10000 900 homes to
be constructed and an untold
additional number in Russia. -
Maury Maverick, chairman
Smaller War Plants Corp.
We now have in the Pacific y
great opportunity and the pow
er to exploit it. - Navy Secre-
tary James v. Forrestal.
II we could stop the remarks
which lead to panic buying and
boarding, we would have no
shortage of soap. - Department
Of Agriculture spokesman.
ton.
-Ipuso lso!Uod slsI IsAsu I
dates like horses, even though l
think some Of them ought to be
scratched. - Mayor F. H. La
Guardia of New York City.
Slap-dash legislation Is a poor
way for Congress to show It's ap-
probation for the veterans OF
this way. - Houston. Texas,
Press.
Both Britain and the United
States realize that in the case
OF Japan, as In the case OF Ger
many, half Measures would be
fatal.-London Times.
The people OF South America
like the air age. 1t Is bringing
them new high standards Of liv-
ing. - Mrs. Lydia V1n Zandt,
Washington, d. c.
The greatest war contribution
q teacher can make IL to stay
on the lob. - DR.. Willard z.
Givens, secretary National Edu-
cation Association.
Just because rationing may be
lifted In January. don't count
on buying q new car soon there
after. And meanwhile take good
care Of your present car, If you
have one. - Pittsburgh, Pa,
Press.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
. BARBS

II you acquire . bald head,
keep IL under your hat.
Regarding the high price OF
suspenders, all we have to say
II that It's q holdup.
Single girls aren't the only
ones who are looking for a hus-
band.
Loose conduct often gets you
into tight places.
Reduction OF beef point values
still leaves pork to beef about.
Just because you're noisy
doesn't mean you've got q sound
argument.
We've solved the Juvenile de-
lInauency problem. Children
won't mind parents who won't
mind children.
Even the oyster gets q four
months vacation.
One place where q man may
acquire q vocabulary Is at the
altar.
Farmers say they are not get
ting enough for some OF their
produce, 20 they are raising cair
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

Radio script writer Norman
Corwin declares that his On a
Note of Triumph (Simon "
Schuster: $500 is not a poem.
but his first experiment with
the translation of radio work
into a form expressly intended
for the eye" contains more poe
try than many verse offered as
such.
Written in advance to hail
forthcoming victory IN Europe,
the work accomplishes the diff
dlcult, the near impossible, TO-
Judge from much of the We
Day oratory, which gave Wy
without a struggle the problem
of avoiding the trite. CorWin not
only revitalizes the picture OF
the pogrom. the firing squad,
the arrogance Of the Nazi, all
grown dim and almost meaning
less through endless repetition
of phrase; he writes Of them IN
lines that are so concise, so tell
ing that they are highly quota
bic. There is little, If any. dead
wood.
SOLDIER WANTS TO KNOW
A Private first class IN an
army OF one of the United Ma
tons asks, First of all, who
dld we peat?" CorWin shows
him the German in 1888: Fat
and sassy, sWastika on MS arm
band. cobDlestone in hand. rea-
dy TO advance the cause.
Nazi progress is told simply,
swiftly, dramatically: Now spit
out your teeth, pretty one, and
tell us-who else was IN your
trade unlon?"
My father last night said TO
may mother that ne hates Der
Euehrer."
Good boy. Where do you
1--we, Hans?
Comes Compiegne, and with
Hitler, Won Brauchitsch. the
man who looks like a rat. and
Rlpbentrop, the rat who looks
IKE d man"
The private first-clsss wants
70 know: How much did II
cost"
A figure resembling mileas-
es between two stars, Is the
answer, If its money. But y. E.
In the matter OF the Kid who
used TO deliver folded newspa :
pers 10 your doorstep and
VINO died on jcep in the Ruhr.
there is no fixed price, and no
amount of taxes can restore him
to his mother"
What have we learned?"
Evil GIVES WARNING
We have learned that evil
smokes before IL flsmcS-wit-
ness "Salans fine Italian hand
In Mein kampf."
Most Of all, We've learned
that freedom isn't something Ia
he won and then forgotten. II
must be renewed, like soil sficr
yielding good crops. must be- re-
wound, like n faithful clock
exercised, lik ca healthy mus
Gle.
This "non-poem" should bs
read, and IL read will be- remem'
bered. by everyone the enemy
included. II finer, more NOV
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tricks.
Today's hand Is one Of the last
hands played by him before he
sailed for a vacation in Europe
from which he never returned,
dying aboard ship in the sum-
mer of 1881.
OF course modern bidding sn
this hand would be different, but
Whitehead got quite a kick out
of getting a top score on 1t
when the opening diamond lead
gave him the chance to make six
odd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

EDITORS: Hollywood not
ables have volunteered to
serve as guest cOlumnists'
while Erskine Johnson is on
vacation. The column below
was written by singer-star
Bing Crosby.
HOLLYWOOD - SO Robert
Hope has packed his pulter, MS
toothbrush, his teeth and the as
sorted works OF Joseph Miller
into his portmanteau, and IS
bound overseas again.
He's flying, 'of course. When
the Army brIefed him tbut no.
enough, they told him to toI-
low his nose.
BY the time Bobbsie, some
times known as Rhode Island
Red or the hen associate pro-
ducer, deslstS from Whipping up
omelets in our European ol-
vouacs, we'll have the world
first army of preoccupatIon.
This time Gross Beak won
have to tote his own eggs. lie
could conveniently pocket the
poultry products left lyins amer
els lopbed them al an obscure
groaner who formerly Hated
notes all over France.
Juniors latest departure
from BED ana board stimulated
the usual civic celebration IN
Hopes liberated home commun-
lty. Toluca Lake. City fathers
are now issuing desperate de-
malls of the assertion IN the tue
OF Hope tonne, .Sr'tt-f-tzetHs
Home (Simon and Schuster,
$500, special reduction II you
accept the authors autograph
ONE HOPELESS MOVIE
have now MT the road with
Hope OF Zanzibar, Morocco,
Utopia and the Lakeside Coun-
try Club. We have battered bon
motleys IN many d wireless DO.
We have purveyed many d BOND
together. OF was MS idea 20 SCI!
them. Every body else IS buying
them Since / have long lndui8
ed the Whlms Of short sighted
producers VINO insist on placing
Hope among my supporting
players, i was only reasonable
that Paramount would help get
MN out of the country long
enough for me 10 run up al least
one Hope less ccliulo!d endeav-
or,
That would be Blue Skies, ="
which Will nave The singular sd-
vantagcs OF Technicoior, Irving
Berlins music. Paul Drapct )
dancing, Joan Csulfield 5 beau
ty and Bob Hopes absence
OF Hopes so-called career IN
radio can say little. which Is
more than YOU could expect
from Hope, HIS weekly 30mru-
ute doe tableau, which orlgl-
nally brought about the trade
term ether for bruadeasttng,
actually is the collective effort
of some 80 or go fuHrtionarios
who spend all day Tuesday writ.
ing gags and devote the remain.
der of the week trying to talk
Hope out Of their pay-checks.
LONDON-CLEVELAND
ROUTE
II hardly seems necessary or
advisable-to probe Hopes his.
tory. He early exhibited his tai.
. ents as a shrewd trader by
swapping beaks with the stork
en- route TO London. England
: Fifty or so years ago. young
Hope was brought 70 Americ.
and leased to Cleveland, anc
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
McKENNEY ON
BRIDGE


The name of Wilbur G. White
head will always live in bridge
history. In the early days OF
auction bridge, Work and
whitehead were synonymous.
One of Whitehead's chief con-
tributions' to modern contract
was his theory of quick tricks.
He set down a rule thaa an ace
was one quick trick and a guard
ed king q half trick. His rule
then stated that the probable
tricks In any hand were roughly
double the number of quick
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
. IN HOLLYWOOD

soon afterward that enlightened
Ohio community became the
first of long line of entrepre-
neurs TO let Hopes option drop.
Seriously, l am now forced
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

TO admit, and the lad with the
Skyborne Shout will tell you
he's forced to agree, that he is
indeed the top boy in his craft.
This despite all Glowing.