The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-19

HILL uhblVG OL DIIbdIlHyg haH SSAF cd Q year in the European hospital iil Alexandria before signing on with the zamzanl.
 Shipping circles here felt there was a possibility that all the paSsen- gers and the crew were aboard Q German raiding cru4scr, either converted merchant ship or crtlls- CT. The ship apparently disappeared without 6 trace and this, they said, 1ncidated the work of surface raider. If it had been torpedoed by c submarine there would have been survivors in life boats and some Of them in all probability would have been picked Up by this time, they believed.
 The young American ambulance drivers included Philip N. Fayer- sham, 8, son of the famous actor, William FaVerSham, who, before he volunteered, was an actor who had appeared with Cornelius otis Skin- 1ler and Clifton Webb; Michael Kirchwey Clark, 2I, q Harvard student, whose mother, Frieda KIrchwey, is editor Of hte Nation and an ardent advocate of all put aid, including conveys, for Britain, whose father is Evans Clark, head of the Twentieth Century Fund.
 Michael Kirchwey Clark, 2l, son of Frieda Kirchwey, editor of The Nation, 3 Claremont Ave, New York City.
 Philip Favershaw. 8, New York, son of the late William Faversham, actor.
 Henry EmSheimer, 90, g West 73d St., New York, insurance broker.
 John Morris, 28, $40 West 142d St., New York.
 Charles Langdon HarrisS, 20, Princeton University student.
 George o. Ticheror. 24, Maple wood, N. J., photographer.
 George C. Finneran, 2l, Rye, N. Y., salesman.
 Robert l.. Redgatc, 10, Harrison, N. r., farmer.
 Thomas o. Greenough, 90, in- gtructor at Lakemont Academy, Lakemont, N. Y.
 James w. Stewart, 90, Oneonta, N. Y., ice business.
 Arthur Krida, Jr., South Kent, Conn, surveyor.
 Charles A. Mccarthy, %, Weston, Mass.
 John W. Ryan, 2l. Newton, Mass, Q student at North Carolina Un- verSity and son Of George E. Ryan, editor of the Boston Herald. William A. Davidson, 22, WorceS- ter, Mass.
 Donald Stewart King, 25, Chevy Chase, Md, mali clerk Of the Brit 1gh air commission Ii Washington, q former Georgetown University student.
 Frederick W. Hoeing, 8, history Instructor at William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
 James W. Crudginton, 2i, Cincin- nati, student at Princeton U.
 Raymond Havillane, 20, 3t. Louis student at Diversity Of Missouri School of Agriculture.
 Ray Colcord, Jrp Tulsa, oklao ace tor.
 IA Arthur T. Jeffress, 35, West Hol-
 "ood, Calf.
 erge MaeF. Butcher, 2l, Seattle
 l student at Yale.
 % Mueller, 32, Butte. Mont.
 V Day AdventistS
 .l ... Day Adventist miss si( nerS, including one irfal Aboard the Zamzam en rot posts in Africa, Egypt and Pale. .ie. They were:
 t, and Mrs. Stanley Johnson, new" assigned to Jerusalem.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Jenkins newly assigned to Cairo, Egypt.
 Miss Helen Hyatt, returning from q furIough to her teaching job in Helderberg College, Somerset, Cape Province, near CapctoWn.
 Mrs. Violet Hankins, returning to the Union Of South Africa to join her husband, physician
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Russell and gignmeft at Cairo.
 Among missionaries aboard were the Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Muir Of Poughkeepsic, N. Y., of the South Afrca General Mission all inter- denominational organzation. They were returning after two-ycar fur- tough to the post they had occupied for 20 years at the Muir Mission station in Portuguese West Africa. Their two children, Peter, Q, and James, 6, are attending school at the DuBose Academy in Orlando, Fla.
 The Sudan Interior Mission, an- other ifiterdenominational group, was sending three missionaries back to posts in the Anglo. Egyptian su- dan. They were the Rev. and Mrs. Walter Ohman of Wheaton, H., and Miss Mary $. Bean Of Greenville, s. c.
 10 More Missionaries
 Nineteen missionaries represent. ing the Africa Inland Mission, al- other 4nterdenominationa organi- zation, also were aboard. They were
 Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Guiding, Che formerly lived in England and Mrs, Guiding in Detroit.
 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnett, for- merly Of HackenSack and Ridge- wood, N. J., respectively.
 Miss Jessie Blanchard, Defiance, Q.
 Rev. and Mrs. Roy Brill and their four children, Philadelphia.
 Rev. and Mrs. l.. J. Buysc and their two children. He formerly lived in the Netherlands ana Mrs. Buyse in St. Paul.
 Miss Ruth Burgess, Hackensack, N. J.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Fix and child. He formerly lived in Blount-