Evening star., 1945-08-05
DISTINGUISHED Flying Cross.

MCQUEEN. lst 1t James E il, Pol
Pbppnas fis5 Rs 81 5sl5 aA5 tisesfr stress
downing two japanese bombers near
San Jose. Mlndoro, in the Philippines
January 8, 1915.
KRIsToFFERsoN, assistant chief OF stan a
Washington. For pioneer flying IN the
than 10000 flying hours.
BARTON, 4; q: g. Ro6ert Sno s.. u s,rest 8; N;
achievement in aerial flight as section
leader Of group Of hghteE EansdsF planss an IN
Philippines ii october $S, 1914, when he
shot down two Jap planes IN eomnat fd az
onq ouf lieet. ReeteH'eo an A''A'A 'H ''' "
Bronze Star.
KUTER. Mai. Gen. Laurence S, AAF'
Guam: 1000 Cathedral avenue NV.
1851 q street NV.
McMULLEN, Capt. Leroy A., for service
against Germany with 81 lth Infantry
703 Street NE.
OWEN. Pfc. Welding D., jr.. 265th Engi.
NV. Risked his life to disasm is,1r1co a
tank during battle OF Saarlautern' Ger
pARMER slssrst. .as5 asEOls &C. G., 9Th At.
%eEsS aSsnae Riv1si0n; Rvs 1888 New Hampshire
BOWEN, sergt,- Clark NJ, 9Th Armored
Division; 1915 Naylor road Sc. Worked
long hours and frequently under hre to
get necessary supply trains through cur
MARSHALL, sergt., George E. 772d Tank
Destroyer Battalion, of 75th Infantry
Division; $40 Seventh street S'W; Disrei DIS. i
took his section through mortar ano
small arms fire in town Of Werner, Ger
many to- rush h9t food to to soldiers Snts tITsd Ea6
HITE. SIsergt. Russell r, SD Thunder,
bolt Diyision in Germany; 71o Seventh
HEDRICK, Sergt Clifford M, sth Armored
in Czechosloyakia: 4342 River road. He
was responsible for the security OF the the
occasion when he investigated small
arms fire he captured and disarmed Ss
men and uncovered their supply of arms
sTILLWELL, SeTgt John M. 35th Tank
Battalion: 2122 Minnesota avenue. For
tons ab ob n s hsS xn
Germany. He was in the lead assault gun
tank when bazookas opened fire from the
ret hahk he threw hand 9u srenades % into the
fox holes and killed many Germans
armed with bazookas and machine guns
khuS enapnng the coiulnn 10 continue
on its mission.
BARRICK. sergt. Charles L.. 81, 73d En-
gineers, Germany; 5O7 E street S,W.
For heroic achievement in connection
with military operations February 23
struction foreman, under intense enemy
fire, he worked on the construction Of a
vitality needed bridge during an assault
river crossing.
WINDOW. MLSergt. Clayton J., 18th Field
Artillery Observation Battalion. Ger
NAM; ss4y; S4so wnShsm sS.t o, lane the seune snsr
. superior manner, often under intense
enemy fire and through adverse weather
and terrain conditions.
fax, va. From April, 1944; to May.
aa5s ls45 sst sssea HOLLIS Ieadsa yas q Sfs men
through the campaigns of his company
sxsssas S%Ss Sc SssD4sn 2sP ansu|shhs M IS y him. m
self BY meritorious achievement from
March, 1914, through october, 1914, as
air pilot oseI assistaanttn tns ar oncsr eR ano
SinxaEMAc master corps' Ma' Germany; s Washinston
ser s. services G a e assstans Earope rom May
responsible for the maintenance of rec
papers referred to the division:
MOSCA, Pfc. Joseph p, 337th Regiment,
S5th Division, 9Th Army, Italy; So .
street NV: For heroic achievement in
sAVkIY, Pfc. James C. sesd Regiment
slst Dyson 9Th neIas Army day; assf II
McoufRE, ssfifR m PIC. Phillip j., s4sth Regiment
ssth Division, 5th Army, Italy: 1887
Twenty-fourth street NV. For nler-
itorious service in combat in Italy.
)RISKILL, 1t. Walter S., U. s. n R.,
aboard q warship in the Pacific; Airing
ton, Va. For his work as member
of a repair party aboard q. warship that
suffered an enemy bomb hit.
iUBREY, Pfc. Theodore E., S5th Regi-
ment, 10th Mountain Division, 9th Army,
Italy; Suitland, Md. For meritorious
service in combat in Italy.
LOTNICK. 1st It. Albert, 10Th Division,
Rheims, France; 2931 Tilden street NV.
For meritorious service in combat
against the enemy.
CARLSON, I'd 1t. Kenneth H.. Laurel, Md.
posthumous). For infiltrating through
enemy lines in Germany and capturing
Haas. Pvt. walter A., Kensington, Md.
lposthumous). For heroic achievement
in action last September.
KUTER, Maj. Gen. Laurence s., U. 8.
Army Strategic Air Forces Guam; 1000
Cathedral avenue NV. For services al