Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, tine, Tex., to Barksdale Field, Shreve- port, La,, January 2. Ostrander, Second Lieut. Howard William, Infantry Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant, December 18. Raybold, Second Lieut. Leslie, Air Corps Reserve, from Glendale, Calif., to March Field, Riverdale, Calif., Jan- uary 3. IBRITISH WILL SHIP 10 MANCHOUKUO MARTINI....... & ROSSI VERMOUTH W. A. TAYLOR & CO., NEW Yortt Bertron, Warrant Officer Walter H., to be retired from active service, De- cember 31, Leave of absence is granted to each of the following officers on or about the dates specified: Peabody, Maj. Paul E, General Staff Corps, three days, December 27. Relations With Japan Also Provided in New Pact. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, December 21.—Acceptance by Manchoukuo of British industry's offer to collaborate in the development of the new state was cited today as one result of the federation of British industries mission to Japan and Manchoukuo. In its report the mission, which is unofficial and non-political, also re- vealed an agreement on a scheme for improved mutual trade between Britain and Japan by which a “per- GEO. D. HORNING 618 12th Street Between F and G Merchants of Diamonds for Over 44 Years s Smoking Cabinet $1.98 by the federation of British industries | on the one hand, and the Japan eco- nomic federation on the other. The Japanese federation alréady has such a committee, the report said, and immediate formation of a similar British committee was advocated. Holding that British industry can- not hope to hold its place in world trade in competition with Japan, the mission’s report sald “the time has come when co-operation should be possible.” As a preliminary step in collaborating for the development of Manchoukuo, the mission reported an agreement had been reached to supply steel prod- ucts for delivery in Japan and Man- choukuo in 1935. SERVICE ORDERS ARMY ORDERS. Rush, First Lieut. Hugo P., to Cha- nute Field, Il Hoyle, Second Lieut. Gerald, to Randolph Field, Tex. Each of the following first leu- tenants of the Air Corps from Ran- dolph Field, Tex. to the’ Philippine Department about February 26: Kenney, John P. Lee, William L. Each of the following officers of the Medical Department is assigned to station indicated after his name upon completion of his present tour of for- eign service: Hartley, Maj. Leroy P, to Army Medical Center. Putnam, Maj. Lincoln F., to Army Medical Center. Stewart, Maj. Ralph B., to Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Hayes, Ca General Hospital, Francisco, Calif. Liston, Capt. Ernest D., to Fitzsim- mons General Hospital, Denver, Colo. Miller, Capt. Roger G., to Fort Dev- ens, Mass. Wood, Capt. John R, to William Beaumont General Hospital, El Paso, Tex. Each of the following majors of the Medical Department is assigned to duty at Fort Riley, Kan., upon com- pletion of his present tour of foreign service in China: Benney, Clarence R. Kirksey, Oscar T. The following first lieutenants of the Medical Corps Reserve are ap- pointed as first lieutenants in the ‘Medical Corps, Regular Army, effective December 1. Each will continue on duty at his present station: Stapleton, James Bowdoin; Cocke, Kit Brush Set Comb, Brush and Mirror in One—Enamel or Plain $4.50 Other Gent's Sets to §20 and Tie Clip Sets $2.75 to $5 Attractively Boxed . Paul, to Letterman Presidio of San f Ronson Master Case Combination lighter _and cigarette case; enamel or $6.00 Ronson Lighter. $2.35. $3.50 and $4.50 Mickey Mouse Watch For the Childrea $2.50 — e Joseph Garber; Steger, Byron Lud- | wig; Braswell, Louie Render; Jenkins, Paul Hamilton; Kuraner, Heinz; Ed- monston, Raphael Allen; Dunlop, Knox; Berardinelli, Stephen Dominic; Seymour, Fred William; Flickinger, Donald Davis; Vickoren, Angvald; Gates, Edmund Oliver; McCoy, George . Walter, jr.; Thomas, Lucius George. The following first lieutenants of the Medical Corps Reserve are ap- pointed as first lieutenants in the Medical Corps, Regular Army, and as- signed to stations indicated after their names: Charles Edwards Spellman, Fort Lewis, Wash.; Ralph Torrey Stev- enson, March Pield, Calif.; Ray Ed- ward Currie, Fort George Wright, Wash.; Clarence Harold White, Pre- sidio of Monterey, Calif.; William Warren Roe, jr., Fort MacArthur, Calif,; Wayne Ross Weaver, Fort Bliss, | Tex.; Albert Marion Richmond, Van- ! couver Barracks, Wash,, and Kenneth Beautiful Compacts Enamel; Many Colors | Malcolm Soderstrom, Fort Lewis, | Wash. Each of the following first lieuten- ants of the Medical Corps Reserve is appointed as first lieutenant in the Regular Army and transferred from 83.50 station indicated after his name to Carlisle Barracks, Pa., December 1: Genuine Leather—In Xmas Tom French Whayne, Columbus, Ky.; ez John Benson Grow, Fulton, Mo.; Eu- gene Rhea Chapman, Des Moines, Iowa; Joseph Arthur Baird, Army Medical Center; Aubrey L. Jennings, Abilene, Tex.; William Titus Sichi, Army Medical Center; Donald Meyers Ward, Denver, H Schwab, Asbury Park, N. J. Earl Barry, Codell, Kans liam O'Donnell, Buhl, Minn.; Howenstine Mowrey, Los Angeles, Calif.; Hubert Thaddeus Marshall, El- kins, W. Va.; Robert Denton Smith, Crawfordsville, Ind., and William Byrd Stryker, Plainview, Minn. Lieut. Mowrey will report to Fort | MacArthur instead of Carlisle Bar- racks. Each of the following second leu- tenants of the Veterinary Corps Re- serve is appointed second lieutenant in the Regular Army and assigned to duty from station indicated after his Pen and Pencil Set iii With Bill Fold Latest Tie Holder Chair and Clasp Combination 50e¢ to 812 name to Carlisle Barracks, except those indicated, December 1: James Bernhard Nichols, Fort Snelling, Minn.; Albert Arthur Roby, jr., Apop- ka, Fla.; t | Daniel Stevens Stevenson, Camden, CI‘II‘Q"Q Cases Ray Swartley Hunsberger, Mid- Cholce of Enamel Styles $1.00 Others for Ladies or Genile- men from $1 up to $30 , N. Y., and William Francis Collins, Fredericksburg, Iowa. Huddleson, Lieut. Col. George H., Quartermaster Corps, from Fort g ;Hmchua, Ariz., to the Philippine i Department, about February 26. Cole, Maj. Henry 8., Medical Corps, assigned to duty at port of embarka- tion, Brooklyn, N. Y., upon completion of his present tour of foreign service. Hodgson, Capt. Ernest E., Veterinary Corps, from Fort Reno, Okla. to the gxw-ihn Department, about March Allison, Capt. Wallace M., Quarter- master Corps, from Fort Sam Houston, Tex,, to the Philippine Department, about Februdry 26. Henson, Capt. John W, Infantry, from Fort Devens, Mass., to Fort Ben- | jamin Harrison, Ind. White, Capt. Robert 0., Quartermas- ter Corps, from San Antonio, Tex., to the Philippine Department, abiout Feb- ruary 26. Donnelly, Capt. George H., Medical Corps, from Fitzsimons General Hos- pital, Denver, Colo.,, to the Hawaiian Department, about March 12. Jacobson, Capt. Simon, Quartermas- ter Corps, from 8an Juan, Puerto Rico, | to New York City. Alexander, First Lieut. Arthur Gor- man, Infantry Reserve, transferred to {the Finance Department Reserve, De- | cember 18. ! Rodieck, Second Jieut. George Ed- ward, Air Corps Reserve, from Palese ] Military Sets $4.50 to $25 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Equitadble Purchasing Orders Accepted Bet. F and.G St e for Ghwistmes. 3-Pc. 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