DKE, NIMITZ UPPED IN SHAKE-UP
By D. HAROLD OLIVER
WASHINGTON. Nov. 81 (ft
Tho army and navy underwent a
major shift In top commands to
flay In the miast of an inter
turvlce scrap over proposal to
merge them.
' President Truman announced
the biggest shake-up in the de
fense departments since before
the war, with tneso lour cnanges;
- 1. General of the Army
George C. Marshall, 64-yeur-old
rmy chief of staff, retires, to be
succeeded by General of the
Army Dwlght D. Eisenhower,
03.
- 2. Fleet Admiral " Ernest J.
King, who will be 67 Friday re
tires as cniet oi navai operations,
nd Fleet Admiral Chester w,
JJimltz, 00, takes his place.
3. Gen. Joseph T. McNarney,
S2, who recently was acting al
lied supreme commander in ina
Mediterranean theater, succeeds
Eisenhower as commanding gen
eral of the American forces in
the European theater, commander-in-chief
of the U. S. occupa
tion forces in Germany, and
Urges Peace
T ' SEATTLE. Nov. 21 (yP) Dur
ing his long months in a Jap
prison camp, General Jonathan
.wainwright told a Victory Bond
rally in the Civic auditorium
here last night. "I vowed, that,
if freed, I would do all In my
power to prevent a recurrence
of such a thing."
The history of America, the
general declared, teaches a les
son that should be closely
marked by all. "Peace Is some
thing that must be won, and re-
,.won, and won again," he said.
Wainwright urged America to
maintain a strong military force,
for "if the victors in this war
hope to avoid another, their
strength must remain unchal
lenged. - "As we build a better world,"
he concluded, "I hope that you
and 1 cannot lorget saiaan ana
'Corregidor and the lesson they
'taught me."
AnnabellaTo
Greet Tyrone
- PORTLAND, Nov. 21 (1ft
iThe Paris-born wife of Lt Ty
Tone Power was "sticking wiz
"pins and needles and walking on
air" today as she waited for her
'screen star husband to come
Jbome from Japan.
- Annabella her last name Is
Charpentier but she just
uses "Annabella" professionally
-flew here to surprise her hus
band when he docks here on the
17SS Marvin Mclntyre this after
noon. "I know I feel nervous hut
Tyrone, he'll be wild," she said
Iiappily. "He thinks I'm down in
ban Francisco; he doesn t know
I called everyone from generals
on down to find out where and
when he would land."
Power, with the 2nd marine
air wing in Japan, has not seen
Annabella for more than a year.
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" BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 21 (ft
John A. Barker, 70, New York
Central engineer who will re
tire Dec. 1 after 58 years of
railroading, estimated he has
traveled more than 1,000,000
mues witnout getting out of the
city.
"From 0S to '97 and again in
1901 I went firing fired 'em
u Detween nere ana Syracuse.
Barker recalls. "In QOPW, I
became an engineer and I've
been at it ever since rieht Visro
In Buffalo on a yard fuller.
is ever CHrea 10 get out on the
main line." ..........
Cou-thouse Records
. 1 , Complaints Flltd
Frank W. Pleas vs. Theresa Ida Pleas.
Jilt for divorce. Charge, desertion.
Couple married June 1, 1915, at Seattle,
W"h- J. 9- ONeUl, attorney for
. Lera Bear vs. Iraltt Bear, suit for
divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman
Kcaim.ent . Couple married September
11, 1040. at Reno, Nev. Plaintiff asks
v. ituiiucii name 01 Lers
Duncan, u. S. BalenUne, attorney for
plaintiff.
ohm enry jiirxpatricK ys. Lenora
Margaret Klrkpatrlck, suit for divorce.
CnflriTi pniftl nnrl Inknm 4 1 - - A .
Collide married in April, 1935, at Wolf
mon, nainmi aska custody of
lour minor children. U. S. BalenUne,
Irene P. Ferrari vb! Frank I". Ferrari
mm xor mvorce. Charge, cruel and in
human treatment Couple married Oc-
Inmp IK loio . vi ..-..
T . .,?- a. mania, 11 fail., urO,
Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name
yf Irene Pastega. U. S. BalenUne, at
torney for plaintiff, '
i . . Justice Court
Bobby Lee Mitchell, falling- to pro
Uro operator's license. Fine, $5.30,
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OREGON Cloudy with intermittent
Eln wost of Cascades this afternoon or
night and Thursday. Light snow east
Rf Cascades late tonight or Thursday,
lot so cold tonight, Fresh to strong
, southeast winds off coast
'NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Partly
tloudy today, tonight and Thursday,
xcept cloudy extreme north portion;
local morning fogs; mild temperatures;
Senile variable wind off coast becoming
loderate to occasionally fresh southerly
from Cape Mendocino northward.
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BONE FOR DRY, AGING SKIN
-Science hnsdiscovered a Vitalising Substance
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texture oi the skin.
It Is absorbed through the akin to where (ta
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" SUrKR CUT-RATE MIIIO ,
fi T est llli at "
U. S. representative on the allied
control council of Germany,
4. Adm, Raymond A. Spru
ance, wartime commander of the
5th fleet who has been described
by associates as a "cold-blooded
fighting fool," becomes com-mander-in-chief
of the Pacific
fleet in place of Nimitz. He is 69.
ShUti Announced
The shifts were announced at
a late afternoon news conference
yesterday, Mr. Truman said
Gen. Brehon Somervell, com
mander of the army service
forces, and General of the Army
Henry H. Arnold, chief of the
army air forces, had asked to be
relieved, too, but he had not con
sented to their retirement at tilts
time.
He said both Marshall and
King had sought retirement
after Japan surrendered but that
he had prevailed on thorn to stay
until now.
Asked about the difference in
views on the army-navy merger
with Eisenhower favoring it
and Nimitz now opposing Mr.
Truman said he would suite his
own attitude in a message to con
gress and, after that all will be
in the same boat. He did not
amplify, ,
In a formal statement, the
president said Marshall fools that
his primary duty of directing the
iuuuiuzuiion, training aim em
ployment of the wartime nrmv
has been completed and that de
cisions uenring on "an Interim
and postwar- army" should be
mndo by a successor.
Mr. Truman reiterated lit
view that Murshall "is the grcat-
i-sb imiiuiry mem mac tins coun
try ever produced or any other
country, for that matter.,r
Pending senate action on El
senhower's nomination, the
president named the 85-year-old
Kansan as acting chief of staff,
effective immediately. '
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CALLING A HERO
GALLUP, N. M., Nov. 21 !)
3. L. Cordova, junior lilgli
school ' janitor, Inserted ' tills
newspaper ad: ' . .
"I have a family of five and
am amply providing for them
through this job. However, 1
did nothing but work for wages
(top prices) to win this war.
With this thought In mind I om
willing to sucrlfleo my lob to
any sorvlcoimm who fought and
wen lor my country unit my
family. Boys coino and get it,1'
President Avlla Comucho has.
Issued a decree that every llter
utu in Moxlco must teach at least
one iiiuoriiio to roud unit write.
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HERALD AND NEWS TWELVE
' WHITE HOUSE DINNER
WASHINGTON, Notf, 21 (I1)
A niniill fumlly dinner will
murk tomorrow's TliiinlmKlvlim
ob.Horvimco lit thu Whito Iloimo.
A pro.sldiMUItil Huvrutury mild
noltliiK down to turkoy with
tho prcnklont, hla wlfo iiml
dutiHhtor, will bo Mm. Tniniun's
niotluT, Mrs. David Wnlluco at
Iiulopondoiu'o, Mo,, htir brothor,
Kriiitlt WiiIIiii:o, Mm. Frmik
Wnlluco nnd tholr two vhllilron,
uIho of InilopoiKlunuu.
Thanksgiving
DANCE
MALIN
Thursday, Nov. 22
DANCING 9 TILL 2
MUSIC BY
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