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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07

Official Newspaper OF the City and Board
of Education OF the City Of Wyandotte.
Published Every Monday and Thursday.
Controlled Circulation - 1880.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07
TODAY'S WEATHER:

Cloudy and colder tonight. Tuesday par
cloudy with moderate temperatures. Gen
10 moderate northwest winds, becoml
southwesterly Tuesday. Lowest tonit
about g.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
Soviet-Norway
Games Are0ff

A final attempt to arrange
meeting between Norwegian foot
ball teams and the Soviet "Dyna-
mo" club has now been abandoned
on the advice of the Norwegian
Football League. With plans for
the Soviet teams visit already far
advanced, the International Foot
ball League, of which Norway is
a member, suddenly announced
that any meets between Norwegian
and Soviet clubs could not take
place until Dynamo" had joined
the I.F.L.
1t was later suggested that Nor
wegian players be grouped into
teams representing factories or
businesses and thus meet the Sow
let team on non-league standing.
Norwegian Football League head
quarters, however, have turned
thumbs down on this proposal,
noting that since the Dynamo"
team is one of Europe's best, a
makeshift Norwegian team would
provide little competition. Strong
opposition to the International
Leagues ruling is being voiced in
Norwegian football circles at
DreSent
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
Scandinavian Glimpses:
Atom Bombs And Hornlones
BY Albin Widen

that are more easily available.
Swedish technicians, some time
ago, found it in a by-product of
pulp and are now able to supply
the entire world with the basic
material for making hormones.
Josef Weijne, a grade school
teacher, who the other day became
Sweden'.s Minister, of Church and
Education, declared that his main
interest is to support research and
higher education, especially in the
field of medicine and social sci
ence. Sweden is not in the atom
bomb race but in many other fields
she will be a strong competitor
Even if the Swedes prefer to
make hormones instead of atom
bombs it should be remembered,
however, that the day the small
countries begin the fabrication of
atom bombs the discrimination be-
tween the great powers and the
small states will in some respects
belong to the past. 1t is doubtful
if this will create better POSSIBLE
ties for keeping world peace, but
it certainly will revise our ideas
about power politics.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01

Last year the Swedish Nobel
prize winner, Name Siegbahn,
mentioned in an interview that
any specialist could make an atom
bomb in three months if he just
has the material. Recently it was
reported that Sweden actually had
the material-her uranium de-
posits are sufficient to make more
atom bombs than are needed to
wipe out the world. No one was
frightened. The best asset small,
honest country such as Sweden
can have is that no one suspects
it of having any designs to con-
quer the world.
When Sweden's Atomic Re-
search Commission was founded
it was officially declared that its
purpose was to carry on research
work for peaceful aims. The
Swedes seem to have a strong am
bition to compete in the scientific
field with the rest of the world.
Hormone preparations have so far
been made from the marrow from
a calf's spine, and in America as
well as in Sweden scholars have
tried for years to find substitutes
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
and Afghoniston

In the discredabe and drawnout squabbes in the
United Nations applications for admission to member
ship Sweden received favorable ballot along with two other
countries which fguravely and almost literally far
apart the poles Iceland governed by the oldest democratic
parliamentary system the world and Afghanistan which
barely emerging from nomadic social structure
equal partners with 81 other nations great and small the
latest goba gesture to organized good behavior Ireland
trying to her crack had the door slammed in her
face by Russia Several other applicant peoples still
excluded while the big powers strain for advantage in their
tug of-war.
The United Nations envisioned truly union of
nationsa nations 1t is about time the contendng ideo
ogies stopped looking the General Assembly and
started looking for peace in the world.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
Sweden Will Make Her Influence
Felt In The United Nations
By AIvoro Shoemaker

At long last and after much unseemy pickering and log
rolling by member nations whose vision blurred by
fuences which readily to be ascribed to
anything other than cheap politics. Sweden has taken
place the United Nations. AS country with long trad
ton of peace and with democratic which
marvel of stability in world in ux this leading Scand
navian nation should have been among the first invited
JOIN IN the effort for world organization represented by the
United Nations That she so invited reflects more
upon the misunderstanding and bad judgment of nations
ready making the organization upon the willingness
and capacity of the Swedes to make genuine contribution
to collaboration in the interests of lasting
To give the wisdom and craftsmanship to u NJ
nation should be able organization with
record of wise and statesmanke conduct of
fairs IN administering government to its people No
country Europe elsewhere globe excel Swe
den in this vital particular There has just died Sweden
leader who had been Prime Minister since 1922 period
which panned not only World War troubled years
preceding the outbreak of hostties when
in other European nation except Russia topped with
dzzyng and dsmayng regularity the warmakers jock
eyed for position.
Throughout that long of upheaval elsewhere on the
Continent the late Per Albn Hanson directed the Swedish
Government with hand mastery that the country
led avoided embodiment in the which shook the world
His people were not untouched by the holocaust which all but
consumed the Europe but thanks to his political
wisdom and gift of leadership his emerged strong
and sereant ready to help its neghbors bind up their
wounds received in which of their making but
which left them PROSTATE after the invader had driven
from their lands
ms the people and this is the type of leadership
which United Nations has beatedy taken into its
ellis nation which has made such notable success of run
ming its affairs will add greatly efforts to broaden
the influence of true craftsmanship the international
Elections already have been fill the six seats in the
Security Council allotted to the choice of General As
semby But in the larger and decisive body the
representatives of Sweden will be able exercise wide
ence and among the most active of probabilities
General Assembly elections are held again to select
members of the Security Council Sweden be among those
chosen Then her representative will be able nightly
and effectively toward the which is the goal of United
Nations, the for its existence enduring peace
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
The Nobel Awords

The impartial administration and the truly information
character of the Nobel Awards never better
than the latest distribution prizes held early this month
Seven citizens of the United States honored with awards
IN WIDE range OF human attanment Never before
many Nobel Prizes to country single meeting
Of the awards committee But this should not be regarded by
Americans tribute to superntellgence Rather it is
efuabe proof of the utter fairness complete
tonamndedness of those who scrupuousy weigh all
values before making their decisions
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01

The late Alfred Nobels dream of institution which
would work for nehborness in the world has to real
y and year by gains stature of the great
influences for peace and understanding among the peoples
EARTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
OFFICES FOR RENT.

sI4 18th ST: N,W.-3 rms, reception hall
front front contains over 900 So: f.; rental
studio STORY g. CO., so4 18th st. NV
nv LARGE OFFICES. stenographic serv.
d DENTS So, 81 Per mo, Dku = REALTY
$685. foas 10th tS ST. N s re 11 6Ss St and
sssg 1psss aPD'11 s aHll isfA 5Ea
o Gi1 & o r. sT 13D large rms. pvt
$Ts feeT ssi st. nW. soLE n k sRa15r
LARGE SUITE Of Offices with besutifu! re-
suitable for trade association, .manufac-
possession. SENATE REALTY CO. Real
t1PS; 1i9a Eys s M " oo tx
SPACE available on 'pns aq lease 0 WeIl
heated nM;as frep1oof BLDG: priced reasonable,
RSsT M 2 H}SHT svss e. sS SSSssA$R
ENTIRE FLOOR of redecorated rms,
% e nv TH3 s. T5s4 TAlsH' NC" SIS = IL sh
H ST. N,W.-Entire floor. consisting Of .
large, siry rooms. $50 per month.
HHFfpRReo3xsiiMArELy $500 so. TT. of I space
on LIST floor Of the lobby of large down
HERBERT HARVEY. RE. 1865. 9 i1?s'i 18th
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, downtown 10.
s sHE Sss lS5 s Sci nH
rooms for office or other commercial use
S %,I lsas 60 any gsPPs sf' sfd and SIS: Nv
SUITABLE FOR LEGATION Offices. within
biks OF White House. Approx. 1000 50,
baths approx. 1.700 50. It. on ground
FIR. consisting Of 8 rms. and baths; ali
space. HENRY j. ROBB, INC. 1924 Yer.
mont ave. d. SAL All
DOCTORS OFFICE in modern downtown
ar cooled apt, building. See manager
ool 18TH 81. NV. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT.

mGDE lev ePElaElcrs 1S s2aRHlasniP WASH 122 Z
SON So s New "a addrsss, e1211 Eye st. NV.
6 6E rooms eUes s G9 s7s 81 reception sd
totaling $50 So IT,, Conn. ave. above C:
pont Circle. Call AID. 1858 from am.
s. SURF I Z z OF OFFICES on Ord A. Of de Gen.
able rental. IA Apply QUAKER CRY LISo-
LARGE AIRY OFFICE on End f. of cen-
trally located downtown building: reason
able rent, Apply QUAKER CITY LIMO
L IISt cS s22 E 1s building vacant
o S 6ass ya se for c fpc fa sqs5 any
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG.-Desk space
available with or without secretarial serv-
ices: reasonable rent. RE, 3026.
DESK SPACE, competent secretarial .teie-
phone service Conn ave. mailing address.
1000 SO. FIT. office space in large down.
snt. cslI Nj; Ewel, LEO M. BERNSTEIN
I,Is8 50. TT. on first floor at $50 18th
approYmately 1fx73 & glth, alley eI.
TERSON, Elk. 1912. 80
OFFICES, furnished or unfurnished: also
desk space; mail and telephone service.
l. SoWIE S0s Eye g. NJ .on.ist,r.
q private ofse and reception ROOM go At 1893
K SITS NV. CAN BARsE sToNEBRAKER.
HEART OF MEDICAL CENTER-Entire ara
floor in completely remodeled building, to
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY Co, eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
STORES FOR SALE

OPPOSITE NAVY YARD administration
bldg. on 18th ST. .s.e;-3 adjoining frame
& and z room dwellings,, approximately
47xl00 It; . houses vacant and can be-
converted at once to purchasers use; zoned
1st and End commercial and located on
one Of the best Travelled streets in WASH
lngton: purchaser can convert each build
ing into stores with living quarters above,
Call SENATE REALTY CO. Realtors, 1109
Eye S, nv. EX. 3270. -29
18th AND EAST CAPITOL, commercial. OPP
posite street car Co, now improved by
7-room frame dwelling; lot 33x75; has
excellent conversion possibilities for COM
merctal use. Price, $3.50: first trust,
$500 at 4l2Tt, payable Sal SO monthly.
For information and inspection call SEM
ATE REALTY CO, Realtors. HOO Eye. st.
NV, Elk. 32T0. ga
list COMMERCIAL, one of the choicest
corner locations in Congress Heights, one
block, from Congress Theater: approxi-
mately so #. on Nichols ave, so it on
adjoining street; would make excellent
corner for frozen custard business or APP
plianceS; now improved with frame home.
For information call SENATE REALTY
CO, Realtors, Ii % Eye st. NV, Elk. 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOME LISTINGS WANTED-To get the
maximum, cash price you need a specialized
home selling organization with expert
ence. For personal service in appraising
1868, L. r GRAVATTE Realtor. 729 18th
EDWIN, L. ELLIS, Realtor. can sell your
house fast if priced right Prefer places
suitable for renting rooms in D. C. or
f RoSm va pa and Md. 1910 Vermont ssoYe
A GOOD HOUSE or bungalow in D. G. or
nearby 7, = ~ Nd for sash Call RA. 1912 80
S%9nSition; good section; all cash. Box 300
kENsiNGroN, 1Gaithersburg. three bed
Bungalow OR corTAGE-e or 3 bed
Glover FOR park i1 wesley IN He aGffa s yass
Cleveland PARK. Cali no. 5ias. vi ~
ALL CASH for, 8 or 4 bedroom house,
aI'f S Ss'i9Sa owner IN ne' 81 assn S G
Mr.. CHARLES. LII. e20O. 4
VET % bedrm; house from owner; no
Rsed Or SILVER sp IH ss som 45a bk Ws'eF
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of Wash,
ToP DOLLARS; Sc. ne. and Maryland
speclalist-Please call for free and honest
Clients With cash or viii buy outrsht o Yos
Serve T EUR rs sD a5a4 ff Fen s0 sa.
SaRsoNAGsE NEEDED III I ? At f ONCE in or near
2 G :; vii pay cash; no agents. Gail MIR
PIgFFE z: n !, 81 Spruce 0625-J.
your home, business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, call r. A. HUM
F586 Rea9ltot s, sos a9oth Capitol MA
MANNAs REALTY co. can n sell your house
at todays value Our estimate without
0 95iisa 9 tlSn 29ls Wilson blvd. Gil. or
CASH BUYERS tor and Md property.
ei y ss50Ff ass you Rh sd,
DO you WANT Speedy ACTION. List
vii 2u Hf u.s. ME- aasf Ru REAf w
a ONCE, At Once 9!S'' Al + ONCE SsaSg: or
Clients with cash can get you tor prices
Ct this time Call Elk; 2555, YOUNG &
PASTOR. 1929 Vermont, Real Estate and
DON'T ExPERIMENT-call US to sell your
house nous We give prompt. e9qrteots service;
sb St nw NA wM Sa4 e1es r 90 s55 So
WE CAN. SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. our opinion entails no obli-
eyes, AD $3.50. WIN. Il, sAUNpERs CO,
INC; Realtors lEst. 1850, 1919 K st. NV
p G. CASA and F NEAhBY N ug Ess6E s
R4 Rhode Island ave ne. no, 5000.
any any seetion' any condition. MR.. B. LISs,
PARTY wants to buy from owner. white
or cOlored houses, in any condition. will
pay all cash. Box I27-X, Star.
OR 3 BEDROOM HOME In nearby Md;
reaSonable: no brokers. WA. 6195. 29'
house or near ar D SI G Mr. Nj 1Iv1Sosro 5
PRIVATE PARITY need a 3 or 4-bed-
room home Will pay all cash; no brokers,
please. Box Blk, Star. +
NAVY CAPTAIN desperately needs modern
3-bedroom. 2-bath home in Silver Spring,
bethesda Chevy Sh
up to $4,000. No agents. please. Cali 81.
1916. 8
Nd. suburbs; any condition: also building
lots. UN. AIS. a
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy or
bedrm. home IN d. c. or nearby Maryland.
Owner please call II. 1853. Il
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

ABOUT $4,000 SO; FTs of level industrial
& o. Railroad, siding now in. for 8 or 4
cars. Ideal for material yard or outside
good for repair shop, etc Also separate
brick office bldg. with oil heat. Excellent
street access. Five-year lease. A. NJ
ROTH Woodward Bldg, Ma 1885. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED--I HAVE SEVERAL choice buys
in rooms and larger houses in NV. and
Brookland. Also choice bldg. lots in Capt.
tai View and ne. section. Call j. C. CARR,
t t6 o gagn: ss.ooo CASH Ct r
rm. and bath brick; h-w.h.. new oil burner;
new INV. storage heater; garage. RIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$4,000 SO. FIT, new bldg.-I00es freproof.
20-ft. ceiling, railroad siding, Alexandria,
Va, will give long lease to reliable tenant,
cal Mr., Ewen, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
APPROX. 5000 SO. #. of fl. space avail
able in new freproof bldg: owner will
extend long-term lease to responsible firm.
JESS FISHER & CO. Realtor, 913 New
York ave. NV. RE. 5000 go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
STORES FOR RENT.

aOaI NJ ST. N.W.-Vacant store approx.
17xs5; $500 month including basemens
and 2,car garage, DRURY REALTY CORP.
1877 K RE. 1913. Il
4-YEAR LEASE for sale: 1000 SO. it..
EXCEPTIONALLY spacious corner store.
completely redecorated, in WASHINGTON 3
busiest section, for long-term lease to
reliable party. over l 900 50. it; large
display windows; exquisite Interior For
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 until 0 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
OFFICES WANTED.

WASHINGTON OFFICE of national man
office space in the downtown business dis
trict. Box ok. Star 20
VETERAN DENTIST desires to rent dental
Office in NV; consider buying est practice
or associating Box 274-X. Star. -3
OFFICE WANTED. vicinity 18TH and
co. Highest refrs. Box 221-X, star.-3o
80
TWO OR THREE lge Offices wanted for
local established advertising agency: muss
be centrally loo. Phone IA. 1879. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29

DESK SPACE with tel. sec. service; new
desks, lew ONCE. Also tel, mail address.
1904 Eye st. NV. End fl. DI. 6030. al
$50 SQUARE FEET, consisting OF privats
Office and reception room. 1885 Z St NV.
1000 square feet, near goth and x
SITS, NV. Call BARSE STONEBRAKER,
1885 st NV Ma 44S3 an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
STORES WANTED.
DESK SPACE For RENT.

STORE ON I4th ST. NV, between Sand
Florida ave. from owner. Box 2s2-X.
Star 90
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAkp.

HYATTSyILLE-5-r. bun; ami; sun par
lor: S1l 900; "a cash.
HiIlside-e.r. br.; new, S695O. N. E
RYON CO, GE. 6I46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE, list commercial downtown
NV. section, approximately $500 50. it.,
possession, and 1T-room, 3-bath house in
Guided, priced at So, 500. Call MR..
SOLDANO. IA. 1882 or NE. $500. rs
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VETERANS-Dutch Colonial; 3 bedrms.
with additional downstairs bedrm. or den.
This might be financed under Gil Bill of
Rights at S10750. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC, 4763 Lee hwy. Gil. 0561 U2D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-29

bung.; has 3 bedrms.. liv, nm. with fire.
place, din, rm,, equip. kit. tile bath. side
screened porch. full basement, oil heat
with $4,000 or $4,000 cash. -''0'
Brick Cape Cod-Liv. I'm. with fireplace
din: nm. equip. kit, 1st fl; 3 bedrms., tile
bath, End f.. Full basement with outside
entrance: Oil heat: "a bath. etc; attached
garage; = acre corner lot. Quick posses
Priced at Sl5,45o, with $4,000 cash.
Brick Colonial nice bedrms, tile
bath, equip. kit. full basement, oil heat
level lot with trees; located on Lee blvd
! block from 19e , bus and modera shop
$1,000 or $4,000 cash. WEAVER REALTY
CO., CHI. 1852, CHI. 4434, OK. $40,
Evening star., 1946-11-12
|heNaIneY Announce.
800 Ships Release
10 Danube Nations
1y Ne Asseslssed prsss

FRANKFURT, Nov. Gen. Jo-
seph r. McNarney announced today
that the United States would release
to their owners In Bulgaria, Hun
gary. BONANZA, yugcslavia and
Czechoslovakia nearly 600 CONNER.
1 cial Danube river boats whose status
had become . major international
issue.
simultaneously with the European
theater commanders announcement
came q statement BY Gen. Mark w
Clark, American commander Ii
Austria. saying "the United States
had taken the initiative In aiding
the economy Of Central Europe and
the Balkans" by releasing the i'm
pounded craft.
The restitution Of these craft To
the nations concerned Is to be &C
|complished as rapidly Is poesible,' :
Gen. McNarney's announcement said
AT present the craft are manned
by skeleton crews and are ut anchor
In winter harbors.
1T is estimated 1t win take 80 days
Evening star., 1946-11-12

under these conditions 70 cf1ect the
movement Of these uF1ft 10 home
waters altar the transfer HIS been
made. Since the Danube i nor
rnally tcebound BY mid December
however. the actual movement of
the craft may present dif1culties.
TT i expected that the claimant
nations will take command oS vac
craft at the existing anchorage And
be responsible for their navigation
Ito home ports.
The vessels involved weye cap
tured when American forSes entered
Austria last year. Most had beer
brought up the Danube by thei,
vwners In the closing days of thu
Wat. Since then Balkan nations re.
peatedly have requested the release
OF the vessels. Along with the
freighters, barges and passenge,
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Dewey Pledges Probe
OF Fatal 5Iugging
|0f Republican Leader
y shs ksseslessA press

NEW YORK, Nov. l2-The death
lot Joseph Scottircggio, ~, injured
In an election day assault, brought
from Gov. Thomas 3. Dewey today
q promise that s.the combined forces
|of the city, county and State oi
New. York Will relentlessly pursue
those responsible for the mur-
lder.
Mr.. Scottiresgio. district captain
for Frederick ". r. Bryan, Repuh-
lican candidate defeated for Con4
grcss In the 18th district by Rep
resentative Marcantonio. Demo
cratic-Afnerica1 Labor Party in
cumbent, WAS slugsed on . street
corner while en- route to e polling
place. He died yesterday.
Gov. Dewey said in q telegram
to Mr.. Scottireggios widow from
Sea Island, Ga, where he Is vaca-
tioning:
"The people Of our state are
deeply shocked and on their behalf
I wish to assure you not only that
every effort Of the combined forces
OF the city. county and State Of New
York will relentlessly pursue those
responsible for the murder Of your
husband, but that your own per-
sonal welfare and that Of your
daughter win be matter Of con-
tiuued concern to all Of us who are
SO deeply outraged"
Gov. Dewey visited Mr.. scotti-
reggie at the hospital day after
the attack.
The district attorneys once said
the political campaign had not been
linked c0nclusively with the attack
but added that angle was under
consideration.
Mr.. Marcantonio said In q state
ment yesterday: y have personally
conducted an investigation and
found no evidence or clues Of any
kind nor have we been able to
gather any information whatso-
ever. No violence was connected
with my campaign ut any time"
Evening star., 1946-11-12

beats are several small warships,
such IS sunboats, which once be-
longed to the Hungarian Navy.
The status Of the vessels became
linked with the major International
issue Of freedom of navigation on
the Danube, demanded BY the
United States and opposed by the
Soviet Union, but the announce
ment from theater headquarters
did not refer to that dispute.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
News Of D. C. Men
lin Armed Forces
Decoruted

Capt. Josephus A. Briggs, u. s. n,
3400 N street NV, has been
awarded the Bronze Star Medal for
services as commanding ofiicer Of
the aircraft carrier Hogatt Bay dur
ing the invasion Of Luzon In Ianu-
ary, 1945, the. Navy announced.
Capt. Briggs was cited for EN-
cheney and capability Of leadership
In all instances, particularly on one
occasion when he directed his ship
to recovery within three hours after
1t had been set afiame by the land
Ing Of crippled plane.
Capt. Luther G. BeIl, Medical
Corps. U. 8. N, 5409 Forty -fifst
street NV, recently received the
Bronze Star Medal in recognition Of
his efforts in setting up q highly
successful" program for the care
and evacuation Of wounded In the
Normandy invasion, June Q, 1914,
the Navy announced.
1t. Thomas Z. Parks, r., q. 8.
N. r.. 25l7 K street NV, recently
was decorated with the Bronze star
Medal for outstanding service dur
ing high-speed night tnaneuyers
aboard the destroyer Caperton, dur
Ing operations against Japanese
forces In the Western Pacific, from
August 70 to November II, 1914, the
Navy announced.
Transferred
Ryt. Geerge L. Skezhorse, son of
Mrs. ~ Z. Poole. 2tt2 suitland ter.
rec Be, has been trans lrred to
Omcerf Candidate School at Fort
Benning, Ga., from the Aberdeen
Proving Ground. He enlisted In the
Army after four years In the MARI
time Commission here. He Is q for
mer University Of Maryland stu
dent.