Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 34

Cc—4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1930. MARINE CORPS AR HEROES DECORATED Valor in Nicaragua Is Re- warded With Medals and Citations for Feats. Heroes' of an aerial attack on the mountain stronghold of Sandino, the Nicaraguan bandit. leader, were reward- ed yesterday in six decorations and one Jetter of commendation given to Marine Corps officers and an eniisied man for services performed while on aviation duty in_the Central American republic. The Distinguished Flying Cross was awarded to Maj. Louis M. Bourne, Lieut. Frank H. Lamson-Scribent Lieut D. Weir and Master Tech- nical Albert §. Munsh. Lieuts. Vernon M. Guyman and Clar- ence J. Chappell, jr, will receive the Navy Cross, while a special letter of commendation has been written to Capt. Harold D. Campbell Maj. Bourne, who now is on duty at Quantico, Va. was cited for making “an unguarded flight across the Gulf of Mexico in 13- hours and 45 minutes mi, Fla, to Managua, Nica- nd also. for “extraordinary , daring and-leadership in the nu- merous contacts he made with 'the forces. Scribener and Weir ical Sergt. Munsh citations for' daring | D in an aerial attack ronghold of Sandino on the Mountaln. The air force in | three were pilots “attacked | n and persi: in tne attack face of heavy rifle and machine- until ‘the bandits were put to Lieuts. Guyman and Chappell were cited for performing numerous hours of flying over wooded and nf country, through all inds to bring supplies to and remove the sick and wounded. the course of this duty the officers were specially mentioned for their commend- able courage and zeal. Capt. Campbell was commended by special letter from Acting Secretary Ernest Lee Jahncke for attacking a body of 200 revolutionary troops from the air, in the face of heavy bandit fire, until all of his ammunition was ex- hausted. Lieuts. Guyman and Chappell now are on duty at Quantico, Va. Maj. Bourne’s wife lives at Stafford Court House, Va. Lieut. Lampson-Scribener is a native of Washington, and now is on duty at the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Fla., as an instructor, as is Lieut. Weir. Lieut. Guyman was wounded in action in France during the World War and holds the Croix Guerre. DR. JOSEPH PATTON DIES Ex-Head of Chicago Medical So- ciety Expires in Office. CHICAGO, April 18 (#)—Dr. Joseph M. Patton, 78, former president of the Chicago Medical Society, died suddenly in his office Wednesday, supposedly of heart disease. Dr. Patton had been a professor of clinical medicine at University of Illi- nois College of Medicine and professor of internal medigine at the Chicago Polyclinic. 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