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'|lROADWAY;NVf' YOkK/ M 1815 S. * - 1948 Jammuy IS m IWPCMI w*wrw Qum At the January 18 meeting of the Board of Direotors of tha Motional Load A Oil Oo*.. # Pennsylvania, J. I. Gaertner, fomsrly ted Tioo prssidsnt, was olootod rioo president.' . X. . Byers, treasurer, u olootod a member of tea Board By the stockholders. PMDIOO TAXB8 PICOTT*8 POST OX OOAST W. p. Pedigo baa boon appointed salos manager of tha Control Division of tho PaeifM ^ Coast Branob, suooee&ing X. L. Plokett who has Boon given an extended lsaro of ahseoea ^ on aooount of ill boaltb. Xr. Pedigo has Boon in tho solos department of tho Paoiflo Coast Branob sinoo joining tho Company in lftt. 0 LORXRZBOr, OTIOAGO BBAXCS MWJIIMXR, DIMS George P. Lorentsen, 54, for tho past sororal years plant onginoor at tho Chioago 0 Branob, died January 17 after a short illnoss. Joining tho Conpany in September, 1914. Hr. Lorentsen was loeatod at tho Carter plant in Vast Pullman during praotioally all hla 4B 30 years of service. PORIIIB TITAMIDH XXFLOYXI KILLED H ACTIOX The Bavy Department has reported that Henry Martin, 8l/o, died in lino of duty in antio waters early in Deoenber. Martin was a neater of tho Arnod Guard aboard a t ship. Prior to his entering the Mary in XoTeaber, 1948, he aas employed in tha' missessearoh laboratories of tho Titanium Division. ^ DBC0BATI018 AVABS8D OUR MEX.ZX-8XB7ICI ^ Staff Sergeant Xdward Larsen, employed in the researoh laboratories of the Ti m Division at Sayrevillo before entering the Army Air Poroe in April, 1948, has received 0 the Distinguished Plying Cross and the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster for performaaee-v w in oombat in the Caribbean area. 0 Lt. John X. Belay, navigator on a Plying Portreee of the lighth Air Poroe. has be given a seoond Oak Leaf Cluster for his previously-won Air Medal for * outstanding per-^ % formanoe of duty during bombing of German war targets". Before joining tide AAV In $* uary, 1943, Belay worked in the accounting department of the Chioago Branoh. 0 Master Sergeant Arthur X. Dales, serving with the Army in Italy, was awarded the Legion of Merit by General Mark Clark. Dales was employed at the Sayreville plant of , 9 the Titanium Division boforo entering tho Army in Maroh, 1941. ^ Lt. Henry X. Hanly, D8MC, another former Titanium {Sayreville) man, reooived his gold bars in the field. Ee wears the Presidential oltation ribbon and io a "4-star* .. having partioipated In tho Marino oonquests of Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian 88-TXAX SKH7IG1 ATABD8 Tho lovember-Dooembor-January Hot of omployeeo who have earned Twenty-Pivo Tear Club oertlfioatoo lneludos tho following! Albert Kujawa Atlaatie Antoni Ostrapowlss - John T. Lewis ^ 0j William B. Brower - X. Xurohison ^Bter J. Marquette - Thames J. Plynn fpAlfred G. Miller - Wilfred G. Watson ^ Charles X. Xllis Albert B. tibbots - Baltimore Bareid Blatohford Boston Canada Setal e Chicago General Offioe OO is co oSUi\ Alvah 8. Wheaton Bgbort D. Buoeoll Charles Sann Kenneth X. Cox Viola X. Xassett Xngh V. Xobinson Leonard X. Roth Pater Starks - St. Lomis s' ^ e /' 0 ..