Sunday Times Signal from Zanesville, Ohio • 18

I' Pge Section Two THE SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL ZANESVILLE SUNDAY MAY 20 1945 wgv oecuon iwo xilej azvilovillu uiuu "3LnDMf mai 4U 1U4j (Daniels Confident Peace Be Scuttled This Time KZ the coming In doctoring A has fjM Marion Paul fi i loyd Linda 1 been split Vernon Dr are and to duty on May 30 HENRY ALBERS I in the tvc piovianig pure we executive They were then permitted to of the ceive their medical diploi 7 A 1H of first on Riley as a navigator with the 490th 'Ing vital supplies over the shell the organization of the army corps ield commanding officer of this de point a father birth poor they the the Wilson Jr has been to the rank of corporal to word received by his Dorothy Silvers Wilson Technical Sergeant Charles Knowlton 22 of Clarington en gineer and top turret gunner on the 17 lying ortress He is a Engineers the Ledo The own and who army went and bravery of the 330th which built ago four was and co opera that he Howard Dale Hamilton 3 of Cumberland is spend ing a leave in this country after 28 months of duty at sea He wears battle stars for the invasions of Sicily and Southern rance the Anzio campaign and for submarine warfare An account of this last action which took place while he was aboard the Boyle is given in an article of March 6 from the Radio Press News a navy paper and also in the citation accompany ing the award given to Benjamin be ad re senate was on the Knowlton Tester rifle that the AWOL at Second Lieutenant Dwight Paisley 21 son of Mr and Mrs Walter Paisley of Newark has been awarded a second Oak Leaf cluster to his air medal Paisley received his latest de coration for "meritorious achieve while serving as pilot of a 17 lying ortress during sus tained combat operations over enemy territory A veteran of more than a score of daylight bombing attacks against targets in Nazi Germany Lt Pais ley has participated in some of the Marie Albers of the Linden ave nue address Anyone wishing to write to these men may get their address from their family whose telephone number is 5031 Private Stella Hagerdorn of 818 Dryden road is now assigned duty as assistant in the Dehtal Clinic at the base hospital of Army Air ield at Dyersburg Ten Pvt Hagedorne is a member of the Army Corps which has been serving this ield for over two years Dyesburg Army Air ield is an installation which trains heavy bomber crews Battle wise veter ans who have returned from every major war front give instructions to each member of the training crew from pilot to tail gunner Before entering the service Pvt Hagerdorne was graduated from armington high school Ill Upon entering the service Jan 30 1945 she had her basic training at ort Des Moines Iowa In basic the woman soldier learns military cus toms and courtesies and details of Bomb group a 17 lying ort ress unit of the Eighth Air force Lt? Riley is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Riley of 340 Abington avenue and prior to entering the army air forces in November 1942 was employed as a truck driver at the Zane Market He grad uated from St Nicholas high school in 1940 Clarence Spinks 23 of 140 Green street has been awarded By JOSEPHUS DANIELS RALEIGH May ID My recollection is that the enthusiasm and determination for a world peace covenant were more manifest in 1918 particulr ly around the premature and real Armistice Day than they are as the day of deliverance cheers the people now I vividly recall that Thanks giving observances in 1918 only a few days after the Armistice had bgen signed witnessed an outpouring of the people in the churches and in other gather ings that prayers were offered everywhere that a warless world would follow the fighting I re call that I spoke to a great union meeting in Buffalo and never have I felt more unity andconfidence that the forthcoming peace conference would fashion a way to end all wars About the same time I spoke at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York where the people were quite as earnest and zealous in expressing their determination that the fruits of war should be garnered in last ing peace The sentiment in these two cities was expressed in like manner from coast to coast as the reverberation of the guns in rance ceased The proof that history repeats itself is seen in the overwhelm ing public opinion favoring a world organization to insure peace Sentiment today paral lels that which lifted people to the heights after the signing of the Armistice November 11 1918 The attitude of the people then and now is as alike as two black eyed peas The only discordant note then came in the round robin that Senator Lodge and 33 other senators sent to Paris when Woodrow Wilson was sweating blood to secure the adherence of his European colleagues to the immortal pact be brought home and gave to the senate for ratifi cation in July 1919 The wel come given to Wilson on his ar rival by his countrymen was as sincere and enthusiastic as that which he received in Rome which surpassed any event in European history And it came from the heart of the people of all parties and creeds as it is now The dissent ers then were unorganized there was no hint of the propa ganda or the organized opposi tion of aliens protectionists par tisans and isolationists who were later to help Lodge and Reed sabotage the league in the sen ate Let us take a look at the rec ord as it is found in the news papers of 1919 At first league opponents avowed their eternal devotion "to the goal all except Senator Borah an upright downright and forthright isola tionist who fought it in the open Lodge the Republican and Pfc Henry Albers Jr has been serving in the Medical Corps with the Infantry overseas for 32 months He entered the service Oct 22 1943 They are the brothers of Miss who is the son of John Stiles of avenue had worked for Mrs Townsend at the Zanes ville golf club and greatly enjoyed his visit with her especially a ride around the town in her sta lon wagon In the letter to his sister Corp Stiles said that he felt as though he had received "personalized USO He also stated that he is planning to take a trip through the Papana canat Cluster to the Air Medal He was given the decoration in recognition of meri torious during more than 20 missions over Germany flying with the 100th Bombard ment group of the Eighth Air force Sgt Knowlton a former Salem high school basketball player is the son of Mrs Bertha Knowl ton of Clarington and worked as an aircraft electrician for the Glen Martin Co at Baltimore Md before entering the Army Air forces His group is part of the Third Air Division cited by the presi dent for the England Africa shut tle bombing of the Regensburg Messerschmitt plant Reed the Democrat whose hos tility compassed "the deep dam nation of its taking swore they wished a peace pact above all earthly things but said they ten it needed a little to make it perfect Soliciting tiofi Lodge told him knew most of the newspapers the preachers the educators those accustomed to write and speak and "the man in the favored the league as presented by Wilpn but he ar gued when they were educated as to the need of reservations its ratification could be prevent ed So he played for time and kept a treaty that ought to have been acted upon in a few "days before the senate before he ap plied the deadly dagger that did its fatal work This gave time for the oppon ents with their millions to or ganize the elements which helped senators to compass the rejection of the league Senator Jim Watson of Indiana records in his autobiography that he said to Lodge: "Senator I see how we are going to defeat Yeater Private Ralph man whose wife Recie lives at 1043 Grant street has been cited by the 362nd Infantry Regiment of the ifth 91st "Powder Division and awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for actual participation in combat against the enemy Italy Standards for the badge are high The decoration is awarded to the infantry soldier who has proved his fighting ability in combat The handsome badge consists of a silver rifle set against a back ground of Infantry blue enclosed in a silver wreath Mrs Clark MacDonald of New Concord has received Day greeting in the form of a cable gram from her son Lt Col David Elmer MacDonald who is serving with the Ninth Air Corps in Ger many He has been in the service four years Mr and Mrs MacDonald learned last week that their youngest son Pvt Willis MacDonald had ar rived in Germany He entered the service Nov 27 1944 and is serv ing in the Infantry Another son Lt (J g) Rob ert MacDonald serving with the Navy in the South Pacific for the past two years has recently been promoted to the rank of lieutenant He has been In the service three years try that would be a most ab horrent policy for us to "Senator Lodge then went on for two hours to explain other reservations and went into the details of situations that would be thus evolved until I became thorougly satisfied that the treaty could be beaten in that And that was the way Lodge and his followers kept us out of the peace as a perusal of the proceedings of the senate shows As the senate debated and wast ed time the high protection money got in its perfect work Many good people were misled and thus while not wholly re sponsible for world War II Lodge and the rest made it pos sible by seeing to it United States was Geneva One day while the dawdline over action treaty I chanced to meet Sena tor Warren Harding in the rotunda of the capitol Associa tion with him in his capacity as a member of the senate commit tee on naval affairs caused me to venture to show him an Ohio paper I had in my hand contain Pvt Hagedorn arrived at Dyers burg May 2 1945 Her husband James Hage dorn of the Dryden road address was given an honorable discharge iruni uie Army aoout a year after serving in the army years During that time he stationed in South America Panama this proposition It appears to me that 80 per cent of the people are for it ully that per centage of the preachers are ad vocating it Churches are very largely favoring it all the people who have been burdened and oppressed by this awful tragedy of war and who imagine this opens a way to world peace are for it and I see how it is possible to defeat Watson added that Lodge turned to him and said my1 Dear James I do not propose to try to direct frontal attack but by the indirect methods of res "What do you mean by Watson says he asked trate it to and Watson goes on to say: "Lodge then went on to explain how for in stance we would demand a res ervation on the subject of sub mitting our government the as sumption of a mandate over Armenia or any other foreign country can debate that for days and hold up the dangers that it will involve and the re sponsibilities we will assume if we propose that course and we can thoroughly satisfy the coun pocked roads of Europe Entering the army in October 1941 Reed has served overseas 19 months Henry Albers of 709 Linden avenue are serving their country SSet rank Albers is serving with the Air corps in the Philippines He has been overseas two years Before his induction over four years ago he was employed at the Shawnee pottery RANK ALBERS Two sons of Mr and Mrs William Mr and Mrs Walnut street have two sons serv ing overseas irst Lt rank Mattey entered the service Oct 21 1941 He has been stationed in Italy with an infantry outfit of the ifth army since December of 1943 Sgt William Mattey is serving with a medical corps unit in Ger many He entered the army on Jan 4 1943 and went overseas in November 1944 They are both graduates of St Nicholas high school Dr Karl Berns secretary for field service of the Ohio Education association will deliver the principal address at commencement exercises to be held Tuesday evening at Jefferson high school at Dresden Mr Berns was granted leave of absence by the OEA and served as Red Cross field director in combat Bope In an Eighth career during Russia Teheran Cairo Benghazi Oran and Casablanca Captain Kenneth Bope 29 of 926 Maple avenue has completed 28 missions as a lead pilot of a 17 lying ortress of the 96th Bomb Group He has now switched to a 51 Mustang and blazes the aerial trail for the heavy bombers by radioing back advance information concerning weather enemy planes sighted and other vital data (Capt Bope flies with the Scouting orce of the Third Air Division of the 8th Air orce Roy Kinkade radioman 3 who is serving in the Atlantic area has asked his mother Mrs Merle Kinkade of 1329 Playford avenue to thank his many friends for birthday cards received on his twenty first birthday which was April 17 Radioman Kinkade has served on both Pacific and Atlantic oceans for the past 20 months Before entering the Navy eb 17 1943 he was employed at the Shawnee pottery the Boyle They follow: "In support or Allied strategy aimed at pinning down and destroying as many of Marshal Kesselring's troops as possible to prevent them from joining the main battle for Ger many a combined force of United States British and rench warships has been heavily bombarding targets on the rench Italian frontier was reported that the United States destroyer Boyle had scored a number of direct hits on enemy held buildings and a command post while the rench cruiser Georges Leygues hit the Excelsior hotel at San Remo Ammunition dumps shore batteries and port installations at Ventimiglia also were shelled Boyle had taken part In the firing on the rench Italian frontier on 19 20 21 of ebruary inclusively The Boyle should be highly praised for Its part In these operations In accurate enemy counterfire was en distinguishing himself by meri torious achievement as commanding officer Boyle during advanc ed operations in support of the Allied armies in Italy during the period 18 May to 5 Aug 1944 with the break through of the Anzio beachhead and continuing with the coastal ad vance northward Commander ield operated his ship with skill and ag gressiveness in support of the ground movement He carried out effective shore bombardment of enemy Installa tions ana concentrations operated against enemy submarine and boat attack on vital maintenance shipping and supported advanced minesweep ing formation in clearing heavily mine infested approaches to ports oc cupied by our forces Despite enemy aerial attack and the restricted and dangerous waters in which his ship was called upon to operate these im portant tasks were executed with the greatest efficiency and determination and their successful accomplishment materially assisted the Allied armies in overcoming all enemy resistance and in supporting their phenomenal advance into Northern vicinity of the command post Messer a liaison radio operator from another headquar ters realizing the immediate need of every available man volun teered to help man the defense al though his normal duty was to operate the radio the face of enemy artillery fire he couragiously guarded a post on a stone wall which dangerously exposed him to shell fragments and sniper fire 'The courageous and initiative action of Sgt Messer reflect great credit on himself and the military rorces oi me uniiea states Sgt Messer entered the over three years ago and overseas early last fall Andrew promoted according wife Mrs and his mother Mrs Gracy Croy both of McConnelsville Corp Wilson who is serving with Third army has been awarded the European cam paign ribbon good conduct ribbon and medals for marksmanship and sharp shooter Mrs husband TSgt Charles Croy recently return ed to the state after serving for 27 months in the Chlna Burma India theater under Gen Stillwell TSgt Croy has the Asiatic campaign ribbon the North Amer ican campaign ribbon one battle star four campaign stripes the Good Conduct medal and a com mendation given to his company for skill member company road Eighth Air greatest assaults of recent months A graduate of Jefferson high school Dresden Paisley entered the army air forces in ebruary 1943 the expert badge for marksmanship according to word received by his mother Mrs Stella Cpinks He is stationed at the Infantry replacement training center CaAp annin Tex He entered the ice March 10 Kinkade Air oree fixing which he visited Mrs Robert Squibb of Martin road has received word that her brother Corp Warren Stiles who is stationed in Panama recent ly visited with Mrs Betty Town send at the Tivoli USO club in Ancon where she serves as pro giarn auecior Corp Stiles Mr and Mrs 1204 Wheeling quarters in the Philippines Lt Barnes a member of the top ranking Sunsetters unit won his Air Medal for meritorious achievement in sustained flight missions in areas where hostile contact was probable and expected Sunsetters have downed a total of 178 Japanese aircraft in air bat tles from Guadalcanal through New Guinea and the Philippines to the Indo China coast LT BURLINGAME irst Lieutenant William Bur lingame son of Hubert Burlin game of 1912 Dresden road is cur rently assigned to an Officers Air craft Maintenance course at Cha nute ield Ill station of the AA Training Command Lt Burlingame is a veteran of 78 missions in the European thea ter of operations where he served as a fighter pilot Among his dec orations he has the Distinguished lying Cross with one oak leaf cluster Air Medal with seven oak leaf clusters and the ETO Ribbon with four stars Students of the maintenance course are selected on the basis of their experience and technical knowledge The course covers all phases of aircraft maintenance and lasts five months Graduates come additionally qualified to as engineering officers Pilots tain their flying status The under classes are called peones which means "walkers" Abused exploited despised they are now emancipated Long and bloody was the road to independ ence The rich held the farming land and lived in or large plantation homes men have come to their own the land The plantations have up and divided to them As we drove along the guide often said President So and So had his hacienda but it is divided Miles of citrus and fruit orchards have been planted since then Best of an they are projected owned by farmers themselves were once poor Even the steep mountains cultivated in crazy quilt sections the elevation ranging from 45 to 50 degrees It is said they tie them selves to trees for safety Education One is surprised at the number of school buildings recently erect ed well built and beautiful Along the great highways they are seen finished in pastel colors blue cream lemon rose They complain we have no maestros no efficient They are hard to obtain for so many new schools John Dewey came down from Co lumbia university and gave them a better system They are like a boy who has outgrown his coat sleeves When the government does not act promptly the hungry people put up school houses them selves Most exciting of all April 8 one year ago came Dr rank Lau bach to Mexico City to inaugurate a movement against illiteracy in the republic He is a marvel having set in motion his plan for educa tion in the Philippines China Africa and South America Govern ments join with missionaries in giving 12 lessons to each student through others who can read irst Lieutenant loyd Barnes son of Richard Barnes of 1140 Lindbergh avenue receives the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf clusters from another 38 Lightning fighter pilot Brigadier General Earl Barnes Command ing General of the 13th AA ighter Command at head Lucille Clarence Ruth Sgt Vernon Eddy South Zanes ville has been in service 32 months and overseas for nine months He is now with the En gineers somewhere in Germany His year old daughter Linda Lee and her mother are eagerly antic ipating his return home Mr and Mrs Earl Dean South Zanesville route one and Mr and Mrs Ralph Eddy 417 Bailey street Zanesville are grandpar ents Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Marlon Stanbery of South Zanesville and Mrs A Dean of Columbus Linda had three uncles in serv ice Capt Paul Dean who was kill ed in action Jan 24 in Belgium and Corp Marion A Dean and Pvt loyd Dean both of whom are now in Germany Capt Paul Dean was in service seven years and overseas five months with the infantry His widow Mrs Jeannette Dean who has received his Purple Heart is residing with her parents in Ala bama Corp Marion Dean has served three years and has been overseas ten months with a ield Artillerv battalion in General Patton's Third Army Pvt loyd Dean has been in service nine months and overseas for five months with the Ninth Air orce His mother Mrs Earl Dean has received his Purple Heart for wounds sustained eb 2 in Belgium Mrs Eddy and Linda Lee will go to Toledo soon to visit the former sister Mrs red Miller and fam ily Lucille Clarence Lee and Ruth Dean also pictured are the chil dren of Mr and Mrs Earl Dean of South Zanesville and grand children of Mr and Mrs Marion Stanbery and Mrs A Dean DR KARL BERNS zones In Australia and New Guinea for three years He was the principal speaker at the annual Red Cross dinner held in Zanesville on January 23 Meanwhile the 71st annual bac calaureate services of the Jefferson high school will be held at 815 o'clock this evening in the high school auditorium The baccalaureate program fol CHne rd CaIlng' 'nventor of the nR machine gun believed that W0Ud mike Will Speak At Dresden other attacks on uir strument of peace to succeed The Republican leaders of vision responded to the late President Roosevelt's appeal and are co operating with Piesldent Tru man in a patriotic spirit and are working to perfect a pact that will keep us out of a war There is another contributing factor that is working to prevent a second failure The high pro tectionists now see that prosper itv depends upon world trade and do not worship great God protection as they did 1919 It is for these reasons I am confident that we shall not fail this time But there are pit falls to be avoided prejudices to ov ercome and adjustments which must be made The league covenant was not perfect but there was provision by which it could be amended The coming covenant will not please everybody but it is as President Truman so well says "peace or chaos' and millions of the armed forces and all the rest of the people have highly re solved that there must not be another debacle ing resolutions favoring the league adopted by Methodist bishops in his state I handed the paper to the sen ator and expressed to him the hope that the earnest appeal of the bishops would hasten ear action and ratification To surprise the senator usua ly ur bane and polite ew Into rage refusing to look at the pa per and vehemently declared he could not be dictated to by bi shops and said they and othei preaches would do well to stay in their pulpits rom this man ner I sensed the opposition to the league which he evidenced when he became president Dial attitude won him the support of Senator Penrose who dictated his nomination as president in the Republican convention in 1920 only difference between the situation as to a world peace pact in 1919 and in 1945 can be summed up in the old saying A burnt child dreads the fire See ing the fulfillment of Wilson prohpecy of a worse war in 20 years if we did not enter the league the people are resolved not again to permit frontal or 4 Centuries the Underdog Mexico on Road to Reform processional "The Host of lljgh fichnfll nr'x rr song "Onward Christian congregation invocation Rev John A Vincent scripture lesson Rev Iaffcrty: ng Jesus So Sweet and high school chorus class sermon "Still Pev Milton Kane ka song "Navy Hymn" high school chorus benediction Rev Leonard Williams recessional Morri Karen Marie Karen Marie Morris daughter of Powell Morris MOMM 2 and Mrs Powell of 1231 Elm street celebrated her second birth day on May 17 while her celebrated his twenty fifth day on May 13 Powell has been serving South Pacific since last summer He entered the service in 1943 Karen Marie is the granddaugh ter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Mer cer of 1231 Elm street and Mr and Mrs George Morris of 818 Ohio street She is also the great granddaughter of Mrs Charles Bogman of 818 Ohio street and of Mr and Mrs John Mercer of Linden avenue Mrs Carolyn Dunn of Linden avenue is her great great grandmother (rank John Mattey CORP REED Corporal Walter Reed son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Reed of 1228 Selsam avenue is among the per sonnel at an 8th Air orce Service Command station in rance who have been commended by Lieuten ant General James Doolittle commanding general of the Eighth Air orce for the "hardships and trying conditions" under which they have operated the strategic air case tne commands the continent Once a Luftwaffe field pot serves as a re fueling supply and repair base and as an alternate landing field for bombers and fighter planes returning from long missions over Germany More than 600 combat aircraft have been repaired or re serviced and re turned to the United Kingdom by this personnel since short ly after Day Corp Reed who worked at the One Teach is the motto employed to reach the 1 000000000 illiterates in the wyrld Evangelization This goes along with education but as a much larger endeavor The Mexican people are open to spiritual enlightenment Cam eron Townsend employed 85 Amer ican graduates to go to remote places open to the gospel In these small centers it has never been done before and the obstacles are great The different languages are studied the missionary gradually bunas up a vocabulary and in end translates the gospel into several dialects In Cuernavaca I went with Ross and preached to uneducated Indians Dr William Ross of the Presbyterian church interpreting ive times I preached and was not jailed as I would have been a few years before Cardenas and his sul cessor Camacho are lenient towarjl Protestant ministers Bibles dis tributed in 1936 totaled 70632 In 1942 they reached 445370 over six A times as many as before Dr John Dale in Tafnuzun chale employe laymen in "Way side Witnessing" He has 80 preach ing places where they have built 12 self sustaining churches Medication Mexico is having medical revolution There were no doctors in the villages for 90 of doctors were in the cities and 12000000 people had no medical care They were left to the mercy of the "curanderos" quacks like witch doctors or pow wows Death rates ran high The government hastened to comply with the pleas of the sick inaugurating a wide movement sending 200 to the primitive peopiws for 18 months They taught healni healed the sick made nurses of the native girls and built hospitals in 1000 villages The government formed units consisting of a doctor and assistant a nurse and druggist to each unit To each unit it gave a truck and burros In one year they examin eed a million patients and incul ated half a million They reduced diseases providing mire water i re Many of them remained in the villages to practice medicine Seven years have passed ard nearly 3000 have been sent out and 3000000 have been reached 4 in forsaken places Peasants have paid in part for service Thou sands have been financed in medi cal education serving in rural districts five years for which the4 are allowed a living wage Mexico is winning the battle for freedonft education salvation and Last of all she is building a sys tem of perfect roads with engi neering skill which commands the admiration of the world Bethesda to Elect Trustees Monday Seven positions on the 24 mem ber Bethesda hospital board of trustees will be filled at an elec tion to be held at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening at the hospital Those whose four year terms ex Runkle Wilson Herbert Snyder Clar ence Luca and ora Howell A trustee to serve four years will be named to replace Burkhart resigned and another for one yeart to replace Rev John Hose whoi also resigned Reorganization of the board will follow the election Herrold heads the hospital board life begins at aBe SOing Inme brSker anti tlaPPier and come som ewhat later In life says the Council of Soclal repOrt: "Better during the hard working days will mean a ronllnf Whlch wU1 be hfet 60 withdraw from cve Wilson Second Lieutenant William Riley 22 of Zanesville has been awarded the air medal for "meri torious while taking part in the recent Eighth Air orce bombing attacks on Nazi airfields and railroad marshalling yards in coordination with the tank and infantry thrusts at Ber lin The airman displayed Zanesville Ice Plant in civilian coolness and while serving life now drives an army truck haul th the 490th 'Inir vital cunnllaa nvpr tha ahpll Local Radioman Awarded Medal for Meritorious Conduct at Bastogne Sgt (T 4) Leonard Messer brother of Mrs Russell Kinney of 850 Larzelere avenue has been awarded the Bronze star for meritorious and valorous conduct above and beyond the line of duty in the Bastagne defense The award was made by Captain Thomas Costilow com manding officer of Sgt field artillery battalion The citation accompanying the award is as follows: "Technician ourth Grade Leon ard Carl Messer field grade artil lery Army awarded the Bronze Star medal for heroic achievement in connection with military operations against an enemy of the United States On the 23rd of December 1944 the 101st Airborne division completely sur rounded and cut off by the enemy" learned that several enemies In ci vilian clothes had infiltrated through the division's outer per imeter defense and had reached the town "Personnel under the command tf the Headquarters Battery com mander were ordered to form a perimiter defense in the immediate Bv HOWARD SCOTT McConnelsville Author Traveler and Lecturer Those interested in Mexico are happy over its recent sweeping reforms These reforms are educational evange listic and hygienic as well as governmental A dog fight spectator is usually concerned about the under dog Mexico has been the under dog for 400 years struggling to free herself from the long tyranny of her overlords who have neglected the poor the ignorant labor classes Sgt Herron Sgt and Mrs Robert Herron are spending a 15 day furlough here from Reno Nev where Sgt Herron is stationed with the Air orce at the Reno Army Air Base agt Herron returned to this country last August after serving in Alaska for 25 months He wears the Asiatic Pacific and American service ribbons and the Good Con duct medal Mrs Herron is employed in the telephone office at Reno They are staying with the parents Mr and Mrs Herron of 1284 Greenwood avenue However they are spending this' week end with Mrs Herron parents Mr Mrs red Adrian of Cleveland formerly of Zanesville Before entering the service May 22 1942 Sgt Herron was em ployed at Hazel Atlas Glass Co plant No 2 Sgt Herron reports oacK rancisco Security Conference Mr 'Daniels responded with the following story) 1 1 Triazihii0 Plnninle ua sxuuitia pi caiucill dim publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer was secretary of the navy In World War I a close friend and adherent of Woodrow Wilson an Interested observer of the fight for the League of Nations and supporter of the late President efforts toward a perman ent peace Asked by the Associated Press to compare the temper of the nation during the league fight with the attitude today during the San 1 asm Ri IA 'lit 'GjjgRS? i aw Lee AU Il iMiriMllWLI hjT WM' EKSiaiHH 'Bl iiHM rr la i fee 'V I 4 rwl WWE SB kmBe A mi I' HKBwEk 1 wit A ww in Ift it i i la i I A frA A MB Ji 1 'rw i jX recently won the fourth Oak Leaf 3 4 4 Ite jab afeww JaM 'I SERVICE MjjTO RECORD Si Al.