The evening world., 1921-05-10
GOODYEAR RECORDS
FAIL TO KEEP FIVE
OFF STACKER LIST
hanv Errors Discovered in
Checking Up List of One
Bronx Board.
THIRTY MORE POSTED"
Officially Chased as desert
ers," Ten Are From Brook
Ign, 20 From Bronx.

Thirty more New York names are
posted by the war Department in to-
Hay's "slacker list" ten from Brook
hn, twenty from the Bronx Many
Of these have not yet been checked
I'D. but at least ave on the Bronx list
apparently have honorable war rec
prds.
sergt. Robert Gleason OF No 765 St
AIMS Avenue, on July 10, 1917 was
assigned TO the Quartcrmaster Corps
NJ Camp Mills. on oct 70, 1918 his
warrant as Sergeant was signed by
Major y. S. Klmball, and on May g.
1919. ne was discharged after "efii-
pient and honorable service lie Is
now employed at the Palisades
Amusement PARK He was an anna
tour boxer.
Albert X. Lucas, who lived at the
Bronx Union branch of the Y NJ. c.
A. at No. 40 East lsist street
served as First Lieutenant. HIS
present address IL not known. Pub
Hshed records show Lieut.. Lucas was
chosen TO attend the PlattsburG
camp as member OF the Second
Company Of the New York Division
and on the following Aug. 10 nc wos
commissioned First Lieutenant Of In
Fantry in the Ofnccrs' Reserve Corps,
WAS IN REGULAR ARMY CAV
AIRY DURING WAR.
Another veteran listed as draft
evader is Frank Passko, also listed
as Pesko and Presca, OF No. SlI
Courtlandt Avenue. tho Bronx. Pass
ko was able 10 show a special ped
dler's license issued only 20 war vet
Grams, signed by Robert l.. Moran as
County Clerk. and related that
he was an ex-service man. Passko
says he enlisted for cavalry service
In July, 1917. and was sent to the
Mexican border with Troop E Of the
10th Regiment. He was discharged
May 4. 1890,
Persons living at No. $50 East l5Sth
Street said James Ruane or Rowan
Of that address enlisted in the ReSu-
bar Army and served in France with
the Engineers. Several received let
Eers from him in France
Members of the family of Fred Katt
Of No. 5O4 East ls5th Street assert he
A. .s,,..I.. In.I,,aoa ~ the ssgla oil ar
nst." His brother. John Katt, said
Fred had served in the United States
Navy before the war and had been
injured in the service. When war
came he tried 20 re-enlist, but was
told his injuries would bar him, so
he went TO work In a munitions plant
In philadelphia
Tho name of Louis PaScsssi OF No,
b4s Morris Avenue, the Bronx. was
recalled by tenants Several said he
was taken to a sanitarium in 1911,
and a physician who new Pascassi
said he would inform the draft board
of the case.
Edward Connolly OF South AmSoy,
h. J, was throughout the war and
Bincs a Civil Service employee OF the
Government He moved from Brook
lyn shortly after registering there
and took up residence in Tottenville,
S. L He notified the Local Board o.
bis change Of residence. and failed,
he said. to receive any further word
kyom his Local BOARD
OF the Brooklyn nAmes listed yes
Esrday only three were known at the
addresses given Two of these threS
have disappeared. while the third
Martin Walsh OF No. IN Nassau Ave
h-s. IL in Ireland. According 70 Mrs
Mary Dcanslly OF the Nassau Avenue
ADDRESS. Walsh boarded Al her hous,
while, then returned 70 Ireland.
THIRTY MORE NEW VoRkERS
ON LATEST LISTS.
The Stacker list" otacially E1vel
pm to-day IL as follows: