Evening star., 1945-06-17

the Allied Expeditionary Air Force
in May, 1914. where he served as
operations omcer and assistant exc
cutive officer. He became aide to
Gen. Schlatter last February. His
home is In Pittsburgh.
Sergt. Smith of the SAITH Bomb
Squadron. 3s4th Bomb Group, wears
the Air Medal with six Oak Leaf
Clusters. His home is In Omaha,
Neb.
Car No. 5.
Maj. Gen. Robert H. Littlejohn,
Capt. Chauncey B. Scott and Sergt.
r. w. Dawson.
Gen. Littlejohn, 81. held number
OF quartermaster posts and was an
instructor ut West Point and at the
General Staf1 School in Leaven-
worth, Kans. He became chief
quartermaster in the European
Theater of Operations in May, 1912.
His home is at 1851 Columbia road
NV.
Capt. Scott, company commander
OF D Company. ls0th Infantry Reg
iment, WAS q professional baseball
player in the Kitty and Texas
Leagues before he entered the Army
in April. 194l. His home is in
Tilden, Neb.
Sergt. Dawson of Company B,
56th Armored Infantry Battalion,
18th Armored Division, has seen
action in North Africa Sicily, Italy,
France and Germany He was
wounded slightly during the Ger
man breakthrough. His home Is
In Tunas, Mo. ~, ,os..s y.,s.,..
30 Car No. &. - '
Maj. Gen. Schlatter, 1t. Col.
Ernest r. Lee and T/Sergt. Eugene
L. POTTER.
Gen. Schlatter. 43. deputy chief
OF the air stan, SHAEF. and COM
manding general of the United
States Component of the Air Staff
has been an active flier for the
past 26 years. He went overseas
in December, 1943, and assumed his
present post soon after D-Day. His
home Is in San Antonio. Tex.
Col. Lee, 50. aide de camp to Gen
Eisenhower was in the automobile
business before ne went on active
duty in July, 1910. He has been with
Gen. Eisenhower since July, l94l
and became aide de camp in jan
uary. 1914. His home is in In
dianapolis, Ind.
Sergt. Potter, a member of the
96th Bomb Group, holds the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross and the Air
Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters
His home is in Lincoln, Neb.
Car No. >.
Col. Edward M. Pickett, Capt
Sanford K. Mosts and Sergt. Ear
r. kaufman.
Col. Pickett of the headquarter.
staff Of the 9Th Cavalry Group
holds the Legion of Merit ano
the Bronze Star with one cluster
His home is in Austin, Tex.
Capt. Meats of the 487th Fighter
Squadron, 352d Fighter Group, ha.
won the Air Medal with 10 Oak
Leaf Clusters, the Distinguished
Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf
Cluster and the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross. His home is in Mission
Kans.
Sergt. Kaufman of sthe 36th Ar.
mored Infantry Regiment, the Sd
Armored Division, has received the
Silver Star and the Purple Heart
His home Is in Holton. Kans.
Car No. 10.
Col. Albert G. Duncan, 1t. Col
@. G. Carton and T. Sergt. Eugene
jackson.
Col. Duncan, So, chief of the
military planning and control di-
vision of the office of the CHIEF
quartermaster in the European the
ater Of operations, practiced law
4 between his service in two wars
He re-entered the Army in Novem-
Der, 1892. with the rank of ma jor
and was sent overseas the follow
Ing month. He lives in Evanston
4 III.
II Col. Carton of the 391st Field
Artillery Battalion of the Sd Ar
mored Division, holds the Silve,
Star, Air Medal, Purple Heart
Bronze Star and Croix de Guerre
Il with Palm. He lives in Des Moines
Iowa.
Sergt. Jackson, rs, warehousemar
with the the 613th Quartermastel
Il Depot Supply Company, has beer
In the Army since 1889 and over.
seas since 1942. His home is in
Fayetteville, N. c.
4 Car No. IL.
4 Col. Jacob w. Bealke, jr., Mai
i Edward e. Beatty and Pfc. Vernon
H. Jancen.
Col. Bealke, commanding ofiicer oi
the 358 Infantry Regiment, led his
outfit into France two days afte,
I'D Day. He wears the Distinguished
4 Service Cross, the Silver Star with
two Oak Leaf Clusters, the Purple
] Heart and the Croix de Guerre. He
lives in Bonneville, Mo.
i Mai. Beatty, member of the All
Stan Component, wears the Dis
ttng,lished Flying Gross and the All
Medal with eight Oak Leaf Clusters
He lives in Ames, IL.
j Pvt. Jancen, Of the Medical De.
partment, 18th Infantry Regiment
lst Infantry Division. entered thu
d Army in October, ls42, and wen,
E'overseas the following February. III