Evening star., 1945-10-30
Returnees

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Thirty Washington veterans were
reported aboard the transport India
Victory when she docked at Boston
yesterday. No local addresses were
given for any of the men named.
They are:
Pfc. Walter L. Stephens, Pfc. Eugene r
Lawrence Greene, ia Thomas A. Brooks.
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tred I Wilson T1s sn James esn 4 oGeP 9oRnson, on
ISrBl HaHhe, Alfred pse TIs Isaiah
baniel McNei, Af5fs pfs. Thurman nusness e. Har.
mon, Pfc, John Law, Pfc: Earl Miller, Pfc.
ee %a1sy M psashan ps hanthpn, 5
son. sergt. Robert -Hamlin, TL5 George F.
ErthS sate 0 rfe Waller L"ensy Gsyt pf
Pfc. Clinton L. Price.
Among Washington area veterans
arriving at East and West Coast de-
barkation points are the following
10 men listed among arrivals at New
York today and yesterday:
Snsss shnsetts sSs ayenue rue NV !st sergt; Joseph P
Joel, Joel I. Fine: 229 LongfslloT street N:W:;
Mn road s. E; MAI Isaac i. Horton. 1si
Kilbourne place NV: sergt. Arnold Metz
Pfc. Louis r: Newton. Capt. Ernest Care
man., 1st 1t. Bruce Fessenden, T/5 Ray
snf A M PrasS aoSe 4 Pv Mfoa koberss s sf KtS
slserst. Robert H. Craig, all Of washing
sergt. Robert p. vozzola. ,2O4 oxford
ALEXANDRIA,. .InSAnh G.. KTlpHer
corpl. William =. .Branham. s27 Knoll
Feagsnes, Alexandra.
Among arrivals at Camp Patrick
Henry, Va, yesterday and today:
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street NE; Pvt. william M: Holloway, 5o8
rifty,eighth street sE Pvt Ernest
NSEasts0P snst Ressrt sf sss mss ceED fsmae
Thomas e. Hoye. PIC. Charles a: Watson,
safoTd. DseI T1sergt pspd cSTe Weimers Mo'
Peter Frofsn, Pvt Horace Bell, pvt. Jewel
B. Fowler and 1t Col. Stuart w. Davis,
Korsch. Alexandria.
Due to reach Seattle, Wash, to-
morrow aboard the Sea Flyer:
Tisergt Roland M Faywsrd. 1920 Wis
eTfsn eiiffe iss4 nss Twenty-first @ pisee 81: T1s
;Fsst rs:S s1s "a SsIss
nsrd r. Humphrey. Wsshinrton.
Due to arrive in Seattle Friday
aboard the Cape johnson:
corpl. Cecil 3. stephens, 1881 Prospect
avenue NV: Corpl Calvert L. Johnson
2 srss ssrsss NW stS.; rse NV MtSd sd reas 5o
q Travers ao5 Sumner drive. AIexandria
Decorations
Mai. Gen. Thomas b. Larkin, 1855
Wyoming avenue NV, has beer
awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster tc
the Distinguished Service Medal fol
services in Southern France from
November II, 1914, to February, 1945
He was commanding general OF
the southern line of communica-
tions, European treater, and in that
capacity was responsible for the
logistical support OF all American
and French forces supporting the
9Th Army Group.
Brig. Gen. Clarence L. Adcock
2422 Thirty street NV, also
received the Oak Leaf Cluster to the
DSM, for services with the 9Th
Army Group from August, 1914 to
May, 1945. He was assistant chief
of staff, GA, during operations ir
Corsica, France and Germany
maintaining supplies and building
bridges over rivers, including the
Rhine, for the advancing forces.
Maj. Gen. George d. Pence, SOS
Poplar Drive, Falls Church, Va.
commanded the Atlantic Base Sec
ton of the Mediterranean theater
and later the Mediterranean Base
Section, for which he received the
Distinguished Service Medal. He
also served as chief Of staff in that
theater Of operations and contribut.
ed to plans for the invasion o1
Southern France.
Brig. Gen. Ernil Lenzer, 3411 Rod
man street NV, was awarded the
DSM for services from November
1914, to May, 1945, as signal officer
of the 9Th Army Group In France
and Germany.
Brig. Gen. Henry b. Lewis, 313:
Connecticut avenue NV, won the
DSM award for co-ordinating the
work Of staff sections at Headquar.
tiers, 18th Army Group. He was
chief OF staff from September, 1914
to May. 1945, during operations ir
France and Germany.
Brig. Gen. Hamilton e. Mcguire
3519 Rodman street NV, chief o1
staff. 18th Corps, from October
1914, to May, 1945. received the DSN
for work in training the 18th Corps
for service In France, Belgium, tht
Netherlands and Germany.
Col. William L. Bell, jr, 800 Will
son Lane, Bethe8da. Nd. wal