Evening star., 1945-06-17
Concentrations.


' South pacific; sic Shepherd street S VI,
snmsn0ea s11llns. ef.eiens and indsisssssis per.
Mounded throash aa,s action e at Heb
EEides Tsrawa' Er iwet9k Kys1alein' M,hdero
McvEEN. RIM &c Charles A. Sd Amph
Force; l2s street Sc; For actiyity a;,i,nt
srs 81 he Oh Ba5s osober eF hay f. Gs hs m
important station in the ships combat
organization ASSIGNED to make a tor
pedo run on heavy japanese naval
SPEARS. Specialist &c Elyin l. Navy
n batnn SIaze aesuhs
enemy enemy action q aboard ship at Antwerp
cap 81 b. Via Md
services as commanding oEcer OF 9
submarine IN the South pacific II Iara dgrins
tion Of more than 5000 tons of enemy
sEELY. l. cemar. ID M James e. sols s.s1;d: oEs;
torpedo plane squadron operating in the
MuRPHY. Alsis B. ir, xatersender 1Le
place Sc. commender for his work in
q f' the Skeleton T aTs; crew Which, chs brousht hii
hit BY enemy Are
But adsy 9n n h. ss.n1c SfTn B. ilvsg RI srss
NV. Commended for efficiency aboard a
destroyer escort.
cHEIsTy Ptc John pv!on NJ hesdqnartsEs s%r s
sHHih street pSss FoT setvts AiE s cairo
Egypt, in the recent elimination OF a
b0o:-ton backlog Of vital earso which was
China. Burma India theater.
DE VAUGHN. Pfc. George. headquarters,
North African Division, ATC: go Girard
Ing ini air Shipments to the cBi theater
and supplying major maintenance te
fGap bso %sn Arc S s ssep
herd h, street NE For service At Cairo; 20
route to the Obi theater.
YATES Tserst' g 'sf Wlllism nsn F.. 4$sth Troor
csFFer aa roq aFoaR ashs ovs1 aAA T..
salient.
Oak Leaf Cluster to Bronze.
HARE. Sergt; James A.. Headauarters Com
Dos 10th 4sad Infantry 1sso 20 Ans
patrol near Beyreuth, Germany. Apri
u, serst. Hare's group, ran into ar
safety. he opened FIRE on the enemy and
cRoLL4 Il: Col: 4; "; ae,Ytant general
tria; Arlington, Va: For meritorioul
tria from December 81 to May 8. in Eer
in the division.
Gold Star In Lieu of Second Bronze.
ns7s .as GsHa u the snP President 4ssa sSsa vea
plank, place NV. For service as, com.
p.Po 0fa Il ssstsiesea Hs assefs eafh os e;
sisssss a s'1z .a sId &c
r.N1I -, af .
ssaa .nd Nr K. Ssssae 81 Star fss. Mega. s'
rRzDzaE'IcK NY; Ger. f., Robert bert; T. T. com;
Arns ns tSss ssS1 D.Etiias fd
ass ssa EW xpg Tsr e 81 1Ssn ss5scs s5s y II
~. asss 81 sRns RRh1sa esn fTsdefeE aisfl
%nted ssstes Riy f shs
gained worldwide recognition by or
ganizins the first special service force,
WHICH saw action in the Aleutians and
LIE WEN, 1t. Col. John D., executive Of
fcer. public relations section. headauar-
ters, 9Th Army Group, formerly with
War Department Bureau OF Public Re
MALTAIs. Mai. Renaud j. chief of Per-
partment, 9th Army Group Headquar-
ters; 1881 sixteenth street N. ".
oSThNSh, MAJ. CnhIleS A. executive OF
Battalion, Sd Corps; 6O49 Eibhteentl
street NV, Arlington, Va, For service
in conjunction with operations against
the enemy at Luxembourg and in Bel
gum from December ~ TO January ~
Watkins, Capt. samuel R., Atm Infantry
NV. Capt. Watkins division was the
first unit to enter German soil Sep
tember TEN II. and 1T defended Luxembourg
SQUIBB, Pfc. Ralph j., rifleman with Goth
infantry Division, Germany; Sis Ninth
HARVEY. Maj. John B., ir., XII COPS or
Luzon, 1S45 street NV. For acnieve-
rsGapTLEx seTst vsan Charles lie ;o O. combat
Cumberland street s.W.
WOLFE, Sergt. harry, Medical Detachment
special troops, saith Infantry Division
tarily remaining with wounded unde,
fire in Germany April 10 and guarding
them @ @ after removal to safety.
nsess Silver r. selIns Lssn Ma For MI nsrfoF s1Fi
sss against shs enemy em
cRfTcHlEy. T/5 John Y. engineers;
verse weather conditions and facing
e'H Te Tor ensi ase rss 0tn tme % his pasoon con
structed a bridge over a 25-foot span
completion Of which was essential to the
PROGRESS OF an entire COMBAT command
41o1 Eighteenth street NV. For heroic
achievement in connection with military
operations asainst the e,sn enemy ay.f from No
obseryatfon OBSERVE e and nd intense intense sheliins hs
maintained communication to the ad-
van; vance command post post and ,1.n. to the assem-
BELL, IA Elliott c.. engineers; els 2
on December Is. Aided in the eon: :
struction Of bridge over 25-foot
HARLOW, PFC. Claude r, ensineers; 47s
,Sd ;ssa py sT A.sS w1sfsa eI
80 aa Consecutive sec hours in icy river water;
under constant heavy enemy FIRE, to load
and transport troops, supplies and am
@pntSn orossinss to 'ress esacdste vs Wounded nan
HuTycHINs. S1yaHhp w Pfc. Ralph G., engineers;
Sssoc SesS m sress sstoa Novs%
JAHEczRo, NJ Capt. Stanley H, battalion
on sSssesn oeeober r. isl4 UNDER Re The
western front, he organized forward
aid station and personally assisted in
c.pt sSandsS cS.ss T T. s. NJ
Slasss0f; yards and 0goaSs poefs. Navy pepsrtmsnt
% ,; . 'eTyns Un.a + sss.ss e. s military asssl
formed supply functions In support Of
Allied forces in the Middle East tneatsf
Of war from November. 1871. to Aprii;
part patti in the defeat Il the enemy in North
WARD. LIST 1t. Russell D., 2s. 361st n.
Army; 1919 Neal street NE For heroic
achievement IN action on the pin AIRY A;i9S,
front during the Italian ce%paiffna. amp Ns1 Nsa1
went forward under Are and rushed q e
turing the two German soldiers man man
KRAMER. slsergt. Samuel D.; HeadaSa,r, {,
Europe; bsoI sixth street NV. For
tions, in recognition OF sergt. Kramer's
consistently outstanding admlnistra. a.
Pratt. Capt. william B.. HeadausItsrs
flower Hotel stan, Commandment and
press camp last June % to April /: :
MARSHALL. sergt. George E., 772d Tank
ssssntS street. s% rs
own safety. sergt. Marshall took his
/. food to fellow soldiers who had been
advancing all day without rest or food
M4 b4son n. .h n8ss5s sat sss.snh 81 s:h a zss
3702 Thirty-fourth street NV. For
meritorious achievement In Germany.
After constant shelling, MAI. McRae
moved his unit from Opiaden to the
Euhr River and across the Danube and
sA{nlAk kiNEs Ns. sl.., %, sssA DIVISION,