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Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell told correspondents at his Burma headquarters: "Maj. Gen. Wingate's death is a distinct loss to us all out here. he was a real fighter whose combative spirit was inspiring. He meant business. Wingate was very co-operative and was always prepared to change his plans to meet those of others. He was always ready to break with tradition when necessary, as shown by his intense interest in long range penetration. Wingate was a good friend of mine." |
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WRITES MISSUS CARMEL, CALIF. - (UP) -Mrs. Joseph W. Stilwell had been asking guest repeatedly not to sit in a particularly weak chair, so she finally roped the seat off with a bright red ribbon. She followed this friendly move by carefully placing a written card on the chair reading: "General Stilwell sat here." |
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