Evening star., 1945-07-01
Awards to D. G. Area Men

from February 8 to April 80. q,
leader of an MP detachment II
charge of the security OF thu
commanding general and OF traffic
control.
MYERS, Ti5 George A., 41st In.
fantry Division, Philippines: 53l
Fifth street Sc. For meritorioul
achievement.
DELLANGELO. Capt. John A.
finance section, 7th Army Head.
quarters. For meritorious services
In direct support of combat opera,
tions against the enemy.
LANDI, TIA John H., 10th Tanl
Destroyer Group, 7th Army. Ger.
many. For services from Febru,
airy II to May 10. when he main.
tanned communications lines be.
tween his group and its attached
battalions.
AGETON, Comdr. Arthur A.. q. s
NJ. Pacific; Annapolis. Md. Fol
action in the assault on an enemy.
held beachhead.
KOBER, M/Sergt. Paul M, Ga
9Th Army Group headquarters
1903 @ street Sc. Cited for meri.
torious achievement.
TIMOTHY, Capt. James S.. 18th
Corps headquarters. Austria. Fol
services in connection with Amer
ican operations against the Ger
mans.
NAHILL, SISergt. John A., sectior
leader, Goth Infantry Division
Germany; 3508 T street NV.
GLENNON, 1t. Col. James B., jr.
U. s. M. c., now stationed al
Camp Lejeune. N. c.
MANDER, T/Sergt. Charles W., 9th
Army Group headquarters, Ger
many; Alexandria, Va. For "his
loyalty, utter dependability and
discretion" In handling papers
and matters of vital nature in
his position.
CHANEY. M/Sergt. william O.. 18th
Army Group; 538 Columbia road
NV.
WELSH, TIA Raymond W.. l05tt
Combat Engineer Battalion, 30th
Infantry Division, Germany; II
w street NV.
MINTON, TISergt. Leo F., chiei
clerk, GA, 5th Army GROUP
headquarters, Germany. During
the period October 8, 1914, tc
February Is, 1945, Sergt. Mintor
organized and trained an efii.
cient Office staff and effectively
trained inexperienced personne
unfamiliar with Army admins
tration."
HALL, Second 1t. William c., 65tf
Infantry Division. Germany; 272t
Thirty-sixth place NV. On Apri
20, under fire during the ATTACK
on Newmarket, Germany, 1t. Hal
directed to safety the men oi
one of his squads who had beer
pinned down by enemy fire.
FURMAN, Maj. r. B.. Services o.
Supply, China theater; 2917 "
street Sc. For meritorious serv.
ice from January to May "a
when Maj. Furman worked in thu
operation of handling a way sta.
ton for incoming conveys ovel
the Stilwell road.
RAEMY, 1t. Joseph c., battery
range officer, Sd Corps; 36 Girarc
street NE. For meritorious serv-
ice in France, Luxembourg anc
Germany.
WOOD, Col. william H., CHIEF. oi
staff, 18th Armored Division, Ger.
many; 2747 Ordway street NV
For service in part of the battle
of the Ruhr pocket and during
the Bavarian-Austrian campaign
BEARCE, 1t. Col. Herrick F., chief
signal intelligence section. 9Th
Army Group, Germany; Airing
ton, Va. For activity in connec-
ton with Signal Corps operations
from December S, 1914. to May IL
1g45, in France and Germany.
DASHIELL, Capt. Hamilton L., SOS
China theater; Arlington, Va
For services from November 8,
1914, to May "a, 1945, when he
was aide-de-camp to Mai. Gen.
Cheves and had much to do with
protocol in the China theater.
SHARP, 1t. Col. John. H.. Services
of Supply, China theater; Airing
ton, Va. For services from No
vember 8, 1914, to May "a, 1945
when he had much to do with
the operation of receiving con-
voys and personnel coming over
the line of communications and
freight arriving by air, motor
and river.
GRANT, Capt. Francis o., battery
commander, 264th Field Artillery
Battalion, Sd Corps: 1881 Twenty
third street NV. For meritorious
service in Belgium, Holland anc
Germany.
FRY, Col. James c., assistant com.
mander, 88th Infantry Division
5th Army, Italy: 1901 Connecti'
cut avenue NV. For his ''in'
domitable leadership and keer
skill" during the drive through
the Po Valley and into the Italiar
Alps.
SANToRoSKI, SfSergt. Stanley M.
M. p. platoon, 21st Corps Head.
quarters, 7th Army, Germany
$40 Peabody street NV.
SCHERER, 1t. Col. Karl L., 5tf
Armored Division, Germany
Hay-Adau1s House.
PAULY, 1t. Col. Bruce H., I'd All
Division, Arlington. Va. For per.
formance of outstanding service:
as director of maintenance fol
the I'd Air Division.
CONLIN. Maj. Paul A.. public re-
lations officer, Pacific theater
Arlington, Va. For meritorious
achievement while serving al
Public relations officer for ths
Office of the theater's chief engi-
neer.
|PASMA, SfSergt. Timothy w.
Headquarters, 9Th Army Group
Germany; Rockville, Md. Fol
meritorious achievement as q
combat correspondent covering
military operations in France ano
Germany.
NICHOLS, 1t. Col. Arthur c.. jr.
staff Judge Advocate, Headquar-
ters, 10th Mountain Division, 5th
Army, Italy; Woodbine, Md. Dur
ing the Italian campaign, Col