Evening star., 1937-07-29
LIEUT.. CARAWAY
AND WIFE LISTED
Son of Senator CaraWay
Of Arkansas Among Ameri.
cans in TientSin.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Lieut.. Paul w. Caraway, son OF Sem
ator Hattie w. Caraway OF Arkansas,
was listed today by the State Depart
ment as among the Americans at
Tentsin, China, scene Of an air raid
and other fighting in the Sino-Japa-
uese conflict.
Caraway is attached to the 18th In
fantry Regiment, but department rec
ords showed that on January he and
his wife, Invel. lived outside the regi-
mental barracks area. Mrs. Caraway
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph R. Little. 3lO9 Cathedral avenue.
A total of 223 military personnel
and dependents and 403 civilians were
registered by the Tientsin consulate
general on that date. The total
strength OF the regiment on duty there
IS approximately $50 officers and men.
Since the Tientsin consular area ex-
tends over several sections of Honan
and Hopei Provinces, the department
said 1t was possible that some of the
American civilians listed live outside
Tientsin.
The Americans listed at the Con-
sular Office include 166 men. 1872
women and lis children among the
civilians, and rs men, IS women and
- children among the military per-
sonnel and dependents
Caldwell Is Consul.
The American Consul General in
TIentsin is John K. Caldwell Of Berea
KY, formerly in the Division OF Fa1
Eastern Affairs in the State Depart
ment.
Other Consular officers assigned tc
Tientsin are:
David G. Berger. Consul, Gretna
Va: Whitney Young. Consul. Chicago
I'll: Frederick W. Hinke, Consul, Au.
burn. N. Y; Gordon L. Burke, Con-
sui. Macon, Ga.
Cecil B. Lyon. Vice Consul, Staten
Island, N. Y. Kenneth j. Yearns. Vice
Consul, Washington. D. c.: John F.
Stone. Vice Consul, Wayne, Pa. and
Alvin E. Bandy, Vice Consul, Cleve-
land, Tenn.
Among Americans registered at the
Tlentsin consulate general are:
Frank E. Augustin and wife Clara,
New Orleans, La; John Jack and
Sally Bateman, students. no American
addresses given: Capt. Sam NJ. Brab-
son, wife and children, Sam and May
Greenville, Tenn.
Richmond Couple Listed.
Robert E. Cetti. Pensacola, Fla !;
William B. Christian and wife Aya,
Richmond, Va; DR.. John w. Colbert
wife Edith and son Bradford, no
American address given; Floyd E.
Crowder, High Point, N. c.; Capt
Morris B. Depass. jr., wife Helen
Gould. daughter Helen Stone, daugh-
ter Eueena Yang, daughter Martha
San, New Orleans, La; Alfred G. Full
ler and wife Gita and daughters Mar
jorie and Emily (aliens), no American
address given; Mrs. Matte Grambs,
no American address given; William
l.. Griffiths and wife Portia: G. C.
Hadsell no American address given;
Bess McCella Harrison (husband r.
r. McCella and two children are
allens). Cordova. Tenn: John E. Hill
burn, Council. N. c.
Calvin N. Joyner. wife Isabel. and
sons Nicolas, Powell. and Nathan
Alexandra, La.
Maj. John P. Lake, and wife Cath
erlne. De Queen, Ark.
Gilmer T. Lee, Roanoke, Va.
First Lieut.. Julian B. Lindsey, wife
Judith, and son Robert, Winchester,
Va
Mrs. Grace Divine Lieu husband,
Flu Chi, Chinese. Chattanooga, Tenn !;
Hiram Edward Newbill, care Mrs. L.
c. Smith Hampton, Va. Walter Abner
Burus Nichols. wife Sarah Edith, no
American home address given; Sara
Aeda Ransome. daughter Eliza beth
A.. care G. J. Ransome, former hus-
band. Nashville, Tenn; Abraham
Rockland, wife Agatha Gerner, no
American address given; Lester Cor
nell Rumpf, wife Nora Elisabeth, son
Edwin G.. daughter Felicitas Mary,
no American address given; Mary
Carolin Won Goetschel Rumpf, son
William August, daughter Fillmore,
no American address given; Capt.
William s. Triplet, wife Marion Fran
ces. daughters Virginia Lee, Eliza
beth Anne and Catharine, Miami, Fla:
Marvin M. Whitaker and wife Eleanor,
Kinston. N. c.
List May Be Changed.
The department emphasized that
the Tientsin consulate generals list Of
Americans was prepared January l
and that some changes undoubtedly
had occurred since that time.
Among the refugees at the Peiping
Embassy is Miss Kathleen Todd, for
mer stenographer in the Trade Agree
ments Division of the State Depart
ment here. She lived at 1906 New
Hampshire avenue prior to her ap-
pointment in September, 1885. as
secretary at the FmbaSsV in PeiDinR