Evening star., 1945-06-17

holds the Silver Star and the Purple
Heart. His home Is in Lorraine.
Kans.
Car No. IL.
Col. Frank Dunkley. Capt, Frank
r. Marshall, jr., and SISergt. How
ard A. Lundblade.
Col. Dunkley, 40, commanding Of
f1cer Of the l60th Infantry Regi-
ment. has served in both wars and
the Mexican Border campaign. He
took part in the initial landings in
the Aleutians in August, 1912. Later
he was assigned in the United States
before going overseas. He lives in
Laurel, Miss.
Capt. Marshall of the 359th Fight
er Group wears the Air Medal with
seven Oak Leaf Clusters. His home
Is In Burlington. Kans
Sergt. Lundblade of the 4lst Ar
mored Infantry Regiment, I'd Ar
mored Division, has won the Com
oat Infantrymans Badge and has
been recommended for the Bronze
Star. He lives in Marysville, Kans.
Car No. 13.
1t. Col. Arthur M. Briggs, S Sergt.
Oscar X. Fettig and S/Sergt. Herbert
J. Crawford, jr.
Col. Briggs. of the First Combat
Wing, has won the Air Medal with
three Oak Leaf Clusters and the
Distinguished Flying Cross with one
cluster. .. He lives In San, Antonio.
Tex.
Sergt. Fettig, of the eth Infantry
Regiment, holds the Combat Infan-
tryman's Badge, the Purple Heart
and the Bronze Star Medal. His
home is in Cedar Vale, Kans.
Sergt. Crawford. of the 486th Bomb
Group, wears the Air Medal with
five Oak Leaf Clusters. He lives in
Wichita, Kans.
Car No. IA.
1st 1t. John Sheldon Eisenhower
1st Sergt. Calvin D. Hammel, IT.
Sergt. James c. Donelson and T/3
Earnest F. Koertericil.
1t. Eisenhower, the generals SON
graduated from West Point in June
1914, and after spending his leave
with his father overseas went
through training at Fort Benning
Ga. He went overseas with the list
Infantry Division in January, 1945
Sergt. Hammel of Company I
253d Infantry, SD Division, has
won the Bronze Star and Combat
Infantryman's Badge His home Is
In Iona, MINI.
Sergt. Donelson of the 388th Bomt
Group holds the Distinguished Fly
ing Gross and the Air Medal with
five Oak Leaf Clusters. He lives ir
Kansas City, Mo.
Tech. Koerterich of Headquarters
Battery, Division Artillery, 9Th Ar.
mored Division, wears the Bronze
Star. He lives in Selden, Kans.
Car No. Is.
! 1st Sergt. Walter P. Sapp, S SiSergt
Ulysses c. Farmer and T/5 Elmer
C. Ball
II Sergt. Sapp of Company A, 10th
Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry
Division, wears the Bronze Star ano
the Combat Infantryman's Badge
His home is in Abilene, Kans.
Sergt. Farmer, squad leader ir
the mine platoon of the antitanh
company in the Hath Infantr,
Regiment, 44th Infantry Division
has seen service in Alaska and ir
Europe. He holds the Bronze Star
His home is in Wellington, Kans.
Technician Ball Of the Medica
Detachment, 30th Infantry Division
has won the Bronze Star. He live.
in Eureka, Kan.
Car No. 16.
Capt. Raymond E. Hartley, ir.
Sergt. Gerald I. Ball and Corpl
Richard T. Corridan
Capt. Hartley, of the 353d Fighter
Group, has won the Distinguished
Flying Cross and the Air Media
with 81 Oak Leaf Clusters. He lives
in Kansas City, Kans.
Sergt. Ball, of the 3803d Quarter.
master Truck Company, 9Th Ar.
mored Division, wears the Bronze
Star. He lives in Mound City, Kans
Corpl Corridan, of the 253d In.
fantry Regiment, has won the Silver
Star, the Combat Infantryman'