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The Air Age at 90: COL Boiling It's First Hero

had already proven itself in bat
tie, 1t would be obsolete by the
time It eventually arrived in
France.
BY August, 1917, the necessary
work Of the Boiling Commission
had been completed. In q report
to Washington. Boiling recon-
mended that. selected from the
more than 40 types Of Allied
aircraft. three British, two French
and one Italian design be manu-
featured in the United States. As
a stop-gap measure Boiling also
provided for the needs Of Ameri-
can units during the first year
Of the war by completing an
agreement with the French gov
eminent for 5000 planes and
$500 engines. This purchase was
tangible evidence that the United
States was really In the war, and
had a tremendous effect on French
morale.
His work on the Commission
well done. Boiling was promoted
to Colonel on August 8 and as
signed as Assistant Chief Of the
Air Service. Lines Of Communica-
lions, for the AEF. He reflected
on his accomplishments with
honest amazement. MY work here
is Just business" he confided in
q letter to his wife, terribly
weary, distracting, tangled and
responsible business. I have made
contracts with the French gov
eminent for more than $50 mil
lion worth Of airplanes and en-
gines, to q great extent on my
own judgment and responsibility,
and I have begun to build up an
organization that within q year
must conduct the business of an
air force Of q hundred thousand
men, keeping the necessary air
planes and engines and supplies
of all sort at the front. and train
ing thousands Of pilots into the
bargain"
Boiling yearned to be free Of
the business end Of the war. More
than anything else he wanted an
assignment at the front. He was
also careful to maintain his pilot
proficiency by flying at every
opportunity. On one such flight
on January 20, 1918, his engine
quit on take-off and rather than
crash into the hangers and parked
planes q scant 100 feet below,
Boiling tried to turn away. The
plane stalled and plunged into
the ground. To everyone's sur
prise the colonel walked out of
the twisted wreckage with nothing
more than two broken toes and
a bloody lip.
Big Germon Push
The Germans big push began
early on the morning Of March 81,
1918, and with each report came
news Of a fresh disaster; even the
British Fifth Army had been
hurled back east Of Amiens. Now
Boiling had to be at the front.
He wanted to observe squadrons
under combat conditions, particu-
larry the three Americans flights
located along the British front to
gain experience. He planned to
stay at the Hotel du Rhim at
AmienS rather than be q burden
on the squadron commanders who
he felt had enough to worry about
without having a colonel under
foot. He would also be able to
move about more Independently.
With each day the German ad-
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the Russians, 1t is believed that
Mr.. Butler viii explore the posi-
bility Of I'd establishing observers
on both sides of the Iron Curtain
as q guard against surprise at
tack; CD curbing the dissemina-
ton Of nuclear weapons and 90
cutting defense budgets by the
East and West.
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$50 am. We headed for the Har-
bonniers Aerodrome but It had
already been evacuated by the
time We arrived. 80 the Colonel
decided to drive towards the front
lines. At Estrees we met three
English infantry officers and the
Colonel asked them how far away
the Germans were. About three
miles, they replied, and advised
that it would be safe for US to go
to the top Of q hill which was
about one and q half miles down
the road.
well. we drove toward the
HILL" continued Pvt. Holder. at
the time We thought we were APP
preaching the British lines. We
didn't know that the front had
completely dissolved and that we
were actually driving out onto the
Somme battlefield toward the ap-
preaching Germans. We had only
gone about three hundred yards
when we ran into O German ma
chine gun nest. They opened fire
from only $50 feet away and /
tried to turn around, but the
engine had been hit and we
couldn't move.
I'VE leaped from the car and
dived into two shell holes at the
side Of the road. The holes were
connected by q ditch and Col.
Boiling and I could see each other
as we crouched there. The ma
chine gun had stopped firing now
and we waited. was unarmed and
the Colonel had only q service
pistol.
Suddenly two German officers
appeared at the edge Of the shell
hole In which I lay. They fired
down at me point blank and
missed. Col. Boiling drew his pistol
and killed one of the Germans.
Before he could fire again the
second German whirled and shot
Col. Boiling through the heart. He
died instantly"
One Of the Best Men -
AS the Assistant Chief Of the
Air Service gave his life defending
himself and q 19-year-old private,
across the Atlantic the War De-
partment had decided to summon
him home for duty in Washing
ton. "Col. Bolling's work was ex-
ceptionally good under all condi-
tions," said Assistant Secretary Of
War Benedict Crowell. He was
considered one Of the very best
men in the Air Service, and 1t was
the intention Of the War Depart
ment to bring him here In the
near future and entrust him with
a position on the General Staff"
Had he survived the war, Colonel
Boiling would certainly have taken
his place beside Billy Mitchell as
one Of the greatest opponents Of
American airpower.
Col. Bolling's memory has been
preserved In several ways. There
Is Q statue Of him In Greenwich,
Conn, where he made his home.
And in Redwood Grove, H., there
is q memorial plaque dedicated
to him.
The greatest. most meaningful
tribute to Raynal Cawthorne
Boiling was offered on July /,
1918, when the aircraft landing
field on Anacostia Flats, three
miles south Of Washington, d. c.,
was named In his honor. Today It
is known as Boiling Air Force
Base.
tcOpyrisht, 1868. Duell. sloan and pssres)
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vance gained momentum and in
the confusion 1t was some time
before anybody realized that there
had been no word from Col.
Boiling In Amiens. The last time
anyone remembered seeing him
was on March % when he had
visited the British aerodrome at
Villers-Bretonneux, 10 miles east
of Amiens. A Royal Air Force
major named John Simon was on
his way to the front on March ~,
and offered to inquire about the
colonel as he passed through
Amiens. He found the town in
ruins. It had been under heavy
bombardment for several days and
most Of its civilians had deserted
the area. Mai. Simon went to the
Hotel du Rhim. 1t too was aban-
doned, and he had to force his
way in. He found the visitors
book still on the desk and under
the date March IS was the sigma
ture Of Col. Raynal c. Boiling.
Further inquiries concerning the
colonel's whereabouts drew q
blank and there was no choice
now but to officially list Boiling
as missing"
A Man of Action
Whatever happens to me-"
Boiling had once said, ut is going
to be the result Of action-not
inaction or drifting" Remember
ing these words, his friends could
not picture the Colonel allowing
himself to be taken prisoner and
they feared the worst. After
almost q month Of waiting and
hoping, their fears were confirmed
when the Red Cross, through its
contacts in neutral Switzerland,
reported news Of Bolling's death.
Two months later further confir-
nation came in q message
dropped by a German airplane
over British lines. 1t read, "R. C.
Boiling Colonel Amerikaner ge-
fallen"
The mystery Of Col. Bollings
death remained unsolved until
after the armistice. Among the
soldiers returning from German
prison camps was 19- year old
Paul L. Holder, o private from
Hastings. Nebr.. who had been
assigned as Bolling's chauffeur on
the day Of his disappearance. On
January IL. 1919. Pvt. Holder told
this story:
"on March 20. 1918, Col. Boiling
and I left the hotel at Amiens at
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Continued From Page B-1
q career diplomat. He held middle
and high posts in the Truman,
Eisenhower and Kennedy admin
istrations.
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style. A-B-C in group, Orig. 3.e5
S.95 -----------A-----s9e
20 Lovely pulI-on foundation for
oVerooe figures. Block and white.
Orig. $l5-$2o ------5.s9
Observation-Disclosures Srd II.
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SHIRLIN6IoN ONLY

$50 Wrap skirts, block, beige. cron-
berry. 8-l8. Orig. 6.e8-6.e8 --$6
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WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLIN6ToN
bows shirts

Cotton knit and sport shirts In many
styles, patterns. $40 In group.
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WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
LANGLEY PARK, sHIRLINeroN

MISSES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Langley Park,
Second Floor Shrlinoton, First Floor
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popular fashion
dresses
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
GIenhaVen suits

so Attractive woter-color shades Of
pink. blue, white, grey. Broken sizes
8-l6 in group.
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WOImen'S shoes.
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
S1IRIINGT0N

600 prs. U. S. Kedettes, convos
fIots. Street Floor, Washington. Orig.
4.99 ----3.90
500 prs fomous-moker's convos
flots and sondoIs. Street Floor,
Washington. Orig. 3.o9-4.99--z.so
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Orig.
II.9S.I4.98

ShrliHptoH,
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WASH ING Z On LANGLEY RAkK,
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daytime cOttOnS
500 Orig. 81
6.9S-7.98 Il

Cotton seersuckers, piques, prints.
jacket dresses, polio, button-front
shifts and sheoths, All washable.
PopuIor colors. 1920, f2h I'M.
DAYTIME DRESSES-Washingt and
Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShtrIiHgtoR, FIRST Floor y
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Stefson. 9, Chomp's, in worried sum-
. r1er styles ond .eolors. 6A-79s.
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WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN . -.
daytime dresses
1000 Orig. $50
ID

BY famous names such os Hope
Reed, Coy Artley, Cosuolmoker.
Finest fobrics-l0o% Docron poly
ester, Arnel triocetote jersey, nyIon
Jersey, Docron poIyester and cotton.
Sizes 1920 l2kl-22la.-- ss4as...,s
DAYTIME W6shisgtoh di1 Z
Langley park S s., !. Eloer
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In some instances, intermediate
reductions have been taken from
the first marked prices!
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1 1895 2E'5; 50
From many of our top resources,
including CosuoImoker and Coy
Artley. Washable, no-iron royon
jerseY, cottons, Docron polyester
and cotton. Jocket dresses, full and
slim skirts, reversibIes. In dark and
light solids, prints, polkodots, stripes.
Sizes 1920 and l2h-22h in
group. 60
DAYTIME DRESSES-WdshinCton and
Langley PARK, Second Floor;
ShtTltnotoH, First Floor