Evening star., 1945-06-10

Islands areas from October TO- 19i3, to
July 21, 1914.
Oak Leaf Cluster to Distinguished Flying
Cross.
cox, 1t Col Albert l.. jr, squadron COM
Ellicott ST. NV. For extraordinary
achievement on a series Of heavy bomber
assaults against German targets.
DISTINGUISHED Flying Cross.
CLAY, Maj. LuciuS D., jr., squadron COM
mander, B-26. 344th Med Bomb Group,
9th AAF: cited for his part in the attack
on German communications center at
Haiger, when the medium bombers OF
the 9th Air Force made their first
planned low-level strafing attacks after
bombing from normal attitudes.
KRAFT, sIsergt, Frederick B, jr., sth
Cited for extra ordinary achievement on
many high-altitude. -bombardment
missions over continental Europe
BATON ALTON L L. 1s Col Earl x, squadron
2s03 Rhode Island ave. For dis
tinguished service leading many of his
groups missions over enemy territory to
destroy vital targets"
Bronze Star.
GREGORY Il It. G Col Randoph l. chaplain,
merly Of Temple Baptist Church. Cited
for Outstanding initiative, ,resourceful-
ness and tireless devotion to duty" il
the exceptional execution of his duties.
Rhode island ave NE. For action in
Germany on March IA 1t. Harvey vol
of road block aiding in the capture Of
enemy-held towns in Germany.
ssRor 1t Col william H. formerly 5y
Ga eommaaa lsfSR now at sh ffh Aa
sta!5qn No. !; 37o1 St NV; ..-
oERARP 9th r4 A4my Roy oai ra6 56 s snaySs N for
nj Res 45tR RD.55 Ply: 7tR Army S$S4 o.
enemy st t6ldes Pe 5foaffa fSoma 1y led deta
supply sgDIy Of Of p ampmunition, aiding, ma
So, Hdars. Div, artillery, 9th Ar.
mored Diy l6l5 JunpeT st. For dls.
Bulge, dash from the Roer and seizure
cALNAN, Isl Il; William N, coax Leaf
Div; 3712 35th ST. NV For leader
ship in welding reinforcements into
to a Apr in na Begum and Ge2man9 fGm January
man With 3.25sth Sig. serv: Co, 18th
For ingenuity M in salvagng Aemsf materials I
LYNCH. 1st 1t. Joseph L.. SD tThun-
effR9 Int st. DE UndsF in hesTg sbs
on concentration of men and vehicles,
he moved three, vehicles, one hit by a
supervised removal operation with cool
HqRFURTH, sZserst., van9oy F., at Camp
keeping communications open for bat
df saen 11NRp II Battle 6 Of Leyts ,,t,
biT 9th Army; NY CHEVY cteglV Chase n WIN Nd 'in IN
operations from June 36, 1914, to April
5 &AS n cbiat yesterR Wo 5r09s eorge admin
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formerly with B'nai Brith Youth Or
sanzsti9n nsn, in W Washlngton. I1gI
S1S ousckenbos 5'' st. Nv. For For activity tfit;;
in the planning of military government
ino.tora IN preparation Hatba for the invasion Of
yiIle, ND For achievement during the
a7sh DS IS? ReEf st. " ePssS5 Pst shevard d
was one of two engineers in each assault
on on 1ntramuros ss fn IN the tt Phlippines % assault
LNGLE Col Payid g. shie1 Of mante
P1RTE, Capt Robert Burns. now on duty
chief Of staff and commander Of an air
Southern Marianas last June to August.
ISIS mate :0s s1e: ssfs Is Leeasion 4atOn st. ai NV
For meritorious action in the second
1as RslHss Of asan5s af HsF the Sf Ma4sss5
Palau and Formosa.
JAcKMAN. Maj. Albert H.. ,6o4th Field
Benton ST. NV. For heroic action on
esmpaisn. =. While Observing aTtillery ex: M
heard call for for help from MT two solder;
a jeep and drove the wounded men tc
al ctof VI fro
WILSON. I'd 1t; George A. SD Inf Div.
$3.50 Wisconsin ave; aI,e;; NV: In Germany
b TRo SR had been ra pinned doxT
hsf ss'fRe t. VIII Wam tanf M rf now attending
Wsshineton Navy Yard Despite diff.
as controlling spotter aboard the s: s
Phoenix during. the battle of Surigae
ssyat directed re ts anf
thhtt throushout the ENGAGEMENT. nen 'A' e''A'
CARROLL, 1t. Frank M, now on duty ir
the oss; Wardman Park Hotel: Fol
B day OF the continent Of Europe. 1t
Carroll "aided materially in the direc.
tion and execution of secret naval op.
tions on. the coast Of France. carrying
out his hazardous missions under con.
slant threat of German submarine and
ALLEN, TIA Court P, Ssth Inf. Div
Hdqtrs. For meritorious service in COM
bat from March 5, 1914. to May 5, 1945
in Italy.
HICKEY, 1t Comdr. Edward j., jr.. mem.
Der staff Of ,comdr., 7th Amph. Force;
Bethesda: Md.
$50 4th st: NV. For heroic achieve
ment in action in France July Is, 1914
Under surprise attack on that date,
ep to safety and ave1ted frther
alties to his squad.
POINTNER. Corpi Raymond A. 462d Air
serv; sauado Group BIZ, ls5 t, Taetieal
Pointner perfected a hydraulic motor
repair apparatus which allowed men to
make repairs in the field without re-
turning to base
PEILEGRIN, 1t. Col. Frank E.. 9th Army
Group, Germany; 4S01 Connecticut ave
For achievement in France and Ger.
many.
RANDoLPH. 1t. Col 1nnes, 9th. Arm,