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Births Reported
Atherton, James and Agnes, girl.
balderSOn Sterling and Cbrisf;p,

Atherton. James and Agnes, girl.
6atoerson. to;n. Sterling and Christine. girl
sasbiy. sfnde,; PHILIP r1aasr;aH and Doris; Do boy
bleick, Edgar and Julie. girl
Bollo, Stephen and Martha, girl.
Brumback. Clarke and Jennie, girl
Butler, James and Fanny, boy
Caldwell. Kenneth and Dorothy boy.
4ssafd Fsnels ana and qHiaf Eaabetfhr girl boy
Cox, Walter and Rosario, girl.
Franz Al Aisna snd saa asTtSnds arses bos boy
Driskill, Jack and Mary. girl.
RTyer. Edmund and Mary. boy.
FE oSan elapenes and and hav boy
Garner. Alfred and Claire: girl. G0s'
Haranss Harf isres nawreace aea and Blanche. boy
Herndon, Ben and Sarah girl.
Johnson, Aubrey and Wilma boy.
keck Roy and Victoria, boy
German, James and Mary, girl.
key Raymond and Nora. boy
Kreamer, Herman and Margaret, boy.
Lee, Joseph and Flora, girl
Lilge. Louis and Doris, boy.
MacCallum, Malcolm and Gaie. girl
Miles, Walter and Beverly, boy.
Miles, Miles, Thomas and Elizabeth, boy.
Miller, Daniel and Ruth, boy
Miller, Alton and Mary, boy.
Nenao' NMGn10e' SicsasS SnarleS and and Alberta girl
c. Il.
Nichols, Miller and Catherine, girl.
Poisson, Joseph and Elizabeth, Girl.
Rasmusen. Thomas and Ann, girl
Robertson. Bernard and Anna, girl.
RocK, Herman and Mamie, girl
sshsmberssr william aa and ddVfssa Betty, 09s; Boy
Sherman, Jacques end Harriette, boy.
ShirIey, Robert and Ruby, girl
ssni,sIIey, sinsIny. : Harry MC,.s and Mary. girlN,
Taylor, Kenneth and EVELYN hov
Iiernan, Luke and Rosemary. boy boy.
Wease, Carl and Catherine, boy
WOODS. Elmer end virginia, girl.
Bailey, Artemus and Lillian, girl
Blanks. Sylvester and Missile. girl.
Broadus Horace and Marearet.. girl.
Brookins. Willie and Catherine, Girl.
Brown, puddey and Hazel. boy.
Brown. Richard end Maetokia. boy.
Bush, Thelmon and Eioise. boy
Fioresca, Mariana and Rachel, boy,
Gaskins; Waiter ard Geneva. giri.
Green. s,muel and Ethel. soy,..
Henson; William and Catherine, girl.
Holley. william and Mary. girl.
Jordan, Columbus and Matte. boy.
MONTGOMERY. Mcdaniel and Hattie. girl.
Mcdowell. Clarence end Ivy. girl.
Mcmillan. cieve and Minnie. Boy. IVY
Proctor, Philip and Mae boy.
Shields: George and Catherine. boy.
Sigh, Jcy end Ruby, girl
Thomas, Grin and Mary. by.
Travis, Edward and Lois, boy.
white. Abraham and Pearl. girl.
Wilkes. Willie and Jean. girl.
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Deaths Reported

william J. McCutchen. 93, 725 18th st..
Sc.
John. b. Nye. 81, 25 w st. NV.
Elizabeth NJ. Wharton, SO, 4708 9th St.
Ella v. Florence. 81. 20o varnum st. NV.
Henry Darcy. so, 9u6 22nd st. NV.
Ida n. Muse, so, 134s Euclid St. NV.
Clara B. Ardeeser, "a, 5211 Connecticut
Eettie n. Dewey. 81, 3.15 Oliver st. NV
Harry Wflenzig "a. 700 Emerson st. nv.
Thomas n Smith. 50. s36 9Th st. ne.
zenchia Day, so. I725 g st. NV:
Evelyn c. Mccarthy. Al, 1927 Monroe st.
Evsrstte L. Owens. AZ. Bradbury Heishts,
Md.
Roy J. Mothershead. infant 1889 st.
Infant Marks. Arlington, Va.
Janet =. DandridRe, 20. 2303 Ainger pl.
Infant Andsrson. washinston.
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~ hAO aVtCAAoCu LllC Vi OCIlOOl
for Girls and the University of
California.
1t. Woodward, a native of Missis-
sippi, has been a resident of Los
Angeles for eight years. On leave
from the oil company by which he
has been employed, he came to
Washington last September to serve
as Petroleum Specialist in the Pc
troleum Administration for War.
Recently he completed his officer
training at Camp Lee, Va, and is
now stationed in Washington in the
Office OF the Quartermaster Gen.
eral.
1t. Woodward is graduate of
Gulf Coast Military Academy and
the University of Mississippi.
The brides gown was OF white
embroidered mousseline de Sole
made with a basque bodice effect
and full skirt. She wore a halo
hat of the same material and car
ried a Colonial bouquet Of white
orchids, roses and stephanotis.
In the absence of her family, the
bride was given in marriage by Mr..
David Love Fair of Mississippi, un-
Gle of the groom, and had as her
only attendant Mrs. Webb Shade
who wore an afternoon gown OF
pink marquisette. Her corsage was
of sweetheart roses and delphinium
Mr.. Shade, general counsel of
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton, served as best man.
1t. Woodward and his bride left
Immediately for a short wedding
trip. For travelling the bride wore
a gray tailored suit with red hat
and gray accessories. 1t. and Mrs
woodward will reside at "Fairling-
ton in Arlington upon their re-
turn.
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Florida State Tea
I O,n0rrOze Afternoon

The Washington Alumni Chapter
OF the Florida State College for
Women will give tea tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock in the home
OF Mrs. Frederick w. Connolly at
4437 Reservoir road.
Or. Edward Conrad, former presi-
dent Of the college, will be the guest
OF honor. Miss Ruth Rogers is
president OF the local chapter.
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SATURDAY. JULY 81 1913
Clinton A. Huckert Dies;
St. Paul Police Chief
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, July 31.-Clinton A.
Hackert, As, chief of police here
since 1886, died at hospital last
night after a three month Illness.
Chief Eackert, a member of the
police force for many years, was
named chief in a shakeup of the de-
partment following disclosures that
the John Dillinger. Alvin Karpis and
Arthur Barker gangs. had made this
city their hideout during several kid
napings and robberies. Activities Of
the gangs caused the then Attorney
General Cummings to call st. Paul
the Nations poison spot of crime" :"
Chief Hackert reorganized the
force, stressing efficiency and cour-
tesy. One of his first acts was to
rid the city of slot machines and
punchboard operators.
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Benjamin Dale, British
Music Figure, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, July 81, - BENJAMIN
Dale, So, compser and warden Of the
Royal Academy of Music, died yes
terday after rehearsing the BIC
symphony orchestra in one of his
own works. "The Flowing Tide"
Mr.. Dale, who had spent nearly
four years in German intefnment
camp during the last war, collapsed
after the rehearsal and died shortly
afterMard. ~
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Autopsy Performed
On Body Of Heiress
In Hotel Death Plunge
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Chief
Medical Examiner Thomas A. Con-
zales said today he had performed
an autopsy on the body of Mrs.
Janet Snowden Gill, oil heiress who
died June l in fall from her hotel
room here.
A report was filed with the Office
of District Attorney Frank S. Hogan.
he said. Acting District Attorney
Sol Gelb said, however, there might
be no announcement of findings for
several days.
The medical examiner said that
an analysis of stomach contents
probably would be made.
Acting District Attorney Gelb an
nounced yesterday that Mrs. GilPs
death had been under investigation
for several weeks.
Mrs. Gill was found dead on the
roof of a fourth-foor extension Of
the Savoy-Plaza Hotel, where she
was staying with her husband, Capt.
William Sherman Gill. Police
listed the cause of the death as a
fall or leap from her 10th floor
suite.
Acting District Attorney Gelb dis
closed yesterday that the order to
remove the body of the 29-year-old
heiress from its vault had been
signed week ago by Supreme Court
Justice Felix G. Eenvenga, on appli-
cation of Assistant District Attorney
Jacob Grunet of the Homicide Bu-
reau.
Mrs. Gill was a daughter of the
late James H. Snowden, oil opera
tor. She had been divorced iron.
the late Don Francesca Caravita,
Prince di Sirignano, Italian sports
man.
Capt Gill, formerly a New York
aewspaperman and one-time Holly
wood broker, told police, they said
that he and his wife had packed
their bags for a trip to Washington
and decided to rest before the .rip
They quoted him as saying that he
went to one room and she to ar
other and on his return to his wife 5
room found the window open and
mis- wife missing.
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III
Miss Felicia de la o Bride
Of It. Albert Y. woodward

One the outstanding weddings the week took place Yesterday
noon In the Metropolitan Memorial
rena de la became the bride
EoWard G. Latch Of the church. ociated double ring
ceremony in the presence of members family
the daughter
de la o OF Los Angeles and It. Woodward Mrs Ellen
Woodward member of the Social Security Board
former resident OF Metcaf. Angeles is
engaged IN health education work with and
assigned the Health Department Columbia The
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Visited Parents

Mr.. William Pates has returned to
Detroit, Mich, after weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Pates of South Arlington.
Mr.. Pates is with the War Depart
ment at Detroit,
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= - a
Issued at Rockville

Issued at Rockville.
oFvsl j. smith. b, Camp Crowder. Mo-
ington. " ~
Harrison Talbot Meserole. 90. and Doro-
ington. ~ Va
william Joseph Walker. e3, New York. and
Margaret Germann %, Deborah. Iowa.
Charlie Loyde Smallwood 32, and Flossie
nora Johnson "a, both of Washing
John Joseph Barry, 81. and Gertrude
Busby. 19, both of Washington.
oceay Jones, jr.. 81. Fredericksburg. Va,
and Kathryn Woods. 10. Coneyville
ca5yln J: Allen, 90, and Eura May Blake
Charles Edward Thomas, %, Havmarket
va; and Catherine Whitaker, is, Alex
Arnold O.. Menk. "a. and Evelyn M. Reich
33. both of Bethesda. Md.
HlfnaId fn;ds andrew hdsIe, Miller % and Mary
John Kelley. -. Bainbridge, Md and
Mildred T. Dulin. Al, Washington,
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Mnrio zenutello Dies

NEW YORK, July 81 up. s. Maria
Gay Zenatello, 81, Spanish-born
opera singer who won acclaim for
her portrayal Of Carmen, died
Thursday at her home here. She
was member of the Metropoutan
Opera Company from 1908 to 1917
and later sang with the Eoston and
Chicago companies.
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ONy. oUtuAyS uIU bOLku0yS uTE
counted the same as other days.
Odessa Johnson. s, $50 Half ' St. St. s.w sno
and Josephine Whitehead. 10, sss K
Ha5s'd sSs & "a RYttsgast st
and RuSy maf coes u 20 e lsdt i "a
wSaalnT Sstnsyps eobs Serry s5 s9 Sth
s. SILVIA ,ia,Ls' Lee 20 l4ss Parkweod pl: NV.
0of0s of ZOOS soah snf eaona aae aye
Stanley Severson, 49, Fort Beivoir, va,
and Elizabeth True. 20, Arlington, Va
and Marsaret Cassidy. $ e. i'in io47 crit ait'
cliRsss s., sEsTsneT: 2a; Eastwood, Ky. and
Ab6ott Widdieombe.. a2. New Y; York sa' City.
and Jacqueline Laporte. 2I. 3O09 sind
David Lamar. a5. Indianapolis. Ind, and
Sarah Leiserson, 25. 321O gath st. NV.
Bradford D., Tripp. %: 1905 Kilbourne pl.
p.vlwond pw and =, HOPE Hamilton, is. 14sl
joseph Ferrante. 81 $40 sth st. me-. and
rbamac rda cow Mcr1sn Fl. lol5 b Sors St ne, o m
ana Esther Giovacchini osss' 5 a3 Sen wanaer Ma:
Ha! sssl asimssss; 3. q. sso Fast cs9tGl st. and
ASer Bfanfst Davs T. areS SeeTsorys Pes es
and Fiossie Whitlcc. ~ Il. 113 fsg' st. INV NV
George Bovde. 20. 927 St. NV. and
Naomi Pilgrim. l6. 915 o st. NV
and Ruby Matthews. is. 1921 IS 10TH as st.
Albert Duff, 81. 1881 Lamont st. NV
and Ruth Latta, A, 1908 Kenyon st
DemItFi Rai,b shimkn; @ e, At AAdrlington, Va and
Thomas 6G4a + Fesdy 81 a2d Olivia Meier, 20
Gordon Fuller. 46; 1906 Shepherd ST. NV
and ana Grace Bolton, Al, 1906 Shepherd
Kenneth Talbert, e6. 1929 Alabama ave
Sc, and Kathryn Campbell, 25, 2O32
Belmont rd.
Issued at Alexandria.
CaSlmir j. Young, %. Nanticoke, Pa. anc
William R. Latimer 81. Washington, ant
eo5art Grace u DOROTHY Hsmltn, 22, Alexandra
een Thompson. 81. Mcknishtsa5%nG 1aieH ana ga pa
William T. Green. jr.. "a. Camp Edwards
Mass and Daisy B. Pitts 81, Miami
Charles F. Mont, 90. and Virginia M
Seay. q. both of Alexandria.
Ginardo F. Lanzillo rs, New York CITY
7, and Florence n. Vaughn. II. Alexandria
Aayxey MsTiorie r. TavTsn WsTE.r % So washington ana
CleatuS eanas AZ 80 Dean. . 81, and Pauline Lips
William B: Simpson. 35 and Freddie Lee
Az stunt 20 both of Washington.
,,,1 1Morsan; q. Los Angeles
Hilton Clarence Rheubottom. 90, and
Ms1co,n hSe PieTee; sr,it 2s both Of Washington.
Sara sarah Davis Gitchell. 80. Greenwich
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Mrs. Exams Home

Mrs. Fred Evans and her daugh-
ters, Alice and Ethel, of Arlington
Forest have returned from visit of
two weeks at Midlothian, Va, with
Palmore.
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Return From Beach

Mrs. D. A. Gordon and her son
David of North Monroe street have
returned from weeks stay at
Atlantic City, -slI s.--r.-
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Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War Savings
stamps today?
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILL CEGETERY-CHOICE LO-
cation: reduced. GeorgiA 6210. ls
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldlO, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Uait three tuu days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-07-31

ssW H. DYRE, Secretary.
EkRAUSE. EMIL A. On Friday, July 80
h43, at the residence of his sister, Mrs
Talian Hollidee, 1913 Norwood drive Chevy
chase, Md. EMIL A. KRAUSE.
- sFrends may call at the Lee funeral
Hpnie. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
SErvices will be held on Monday. August
y at pm. Interment Prospect Hill Gem
sMoNTGoMERY. WILLIAM P. At In
Gtanapo'is, Ind, WILLIAM P. MONTGOM-
ERY: Remains resting at the S. H. Hines
home enc on 4 Monday August :, at II si an. n.
intermcnt Prosnect Hill Cemetery.
s3sEApP, HAIRY j.. Suddenly, on Friday,
81. ne HARRY J. RAPP, beloved husband
nf Mildred /. Ramp and father of Ellsworth
q and Paul E. Ramp.
.uFriends may call at the Lee funeral
.heme 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne until
monday, August ,, at S:30 am; thence to
o. Joseoh's Church. end end SITS. ne,
where mass will be offered at am. Rel
Atives and friends invited Interment
Oe6ar Hl,l Csmete1y y
spuly 80. l943,. RODNEY 3. RIDGEWAY,
wfnrmer husband Of Alice Ridgeway. father
Ridseway rs Colonial gda Beach, Va. Va and
Wisn1essHihii Funesai from N the W. w. Deal funeral
home, 4S12 Ga. ave. NV, on Monday. Au-
kJlst 2. at 2 pm. Interment Congress
gsfcnal Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-13
NEWS .
CHURCHES
FIRST CHURCH
Sunday Services

e@~eNNN0
Morning service at II. Rev. 3.
Kenneth Anthony will preach on
Eye Are All One in Christ Jesus"
The Chrismon society for young
people will meet In the church
parlors at 5. Miss Gwen Petitjean
and Miss Margaret M. Cheek will
give reports on the retreat held re-
Gently at the South Federated
church and will lead discussion
on "Iow Can We Overcome Mis-
understandings and Develop Co
operation Between the Faiths. !"
Miss Helen Babson will lead the
worship.
Notices for the Week
Tuesday, 8 to 8 p. m.--Girl Scouts,
troop No. 8, will meet in the scout
house.
Wednesday, 10 q. m.-The First
Church Guild will met to sew for
the hospital, Red Cross and Bun
dies for America. Box lunch; bev-
erage and dessert served by the
guild. After lunch Rev. Howard
Champe Of Lebanon, Conn, will
tell Of his work while missionary
in Mexico.
Wednesday, z p. .m.-The Young
Married Couples club will have 3
covered dish supper at the parson-
age, IA Prospect street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Gardner and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Peal are the commit
tee in charge.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.-The second
meeting of the pre-Lenten series
will be held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard D. Ely, 157 Hill
SIDE avenue. Mr.. Anthony viii lead
the discussion on 1.-THE Career and
Significance Of Jesus"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-13

obervance win be a 15-minute adj
dress by the Grand Exalted Ruler,
E. Mark Sullivan Of Boston, Mass,
over q nationwide network.
For the waterbury lodge the OBJ
servance will be doubly Significant,
since the current year marks the
golden jubilee day Of the local or
ganization. The waterbury lodge
was instituted on June 49,, 1898, the
sixth Elk lodge in Connecticut.
Michael J. Colloty was the first ex-
allied ruler and meetings were held
In q suite Of rooms at 108 Bank
street until the flre Of 1902, in which
its effects were completely de-
stroyed. For three years the lodge
had rooms in the Waterbury Trust
Company Building, but in 1909, It
raised money for the purchase Of
the old Curtiss property on West
Main street. The following year the
new home was erected. -
Atty. Frank Healey Is present exc
allied ruler Of the waterbury lodge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-13
BISHOP CRAY
COMING HERE
Candidates to Be Con-
firmed at st. Johns Epis-
cOpaI Church March IA

Bishop Walter Gray will come to
Waterbury Sunday, March IA, to
confirm candidates from st. Johns
Episcopal church, 1t was announced
this morning by Rev. Francis Ayres,
pastor.
The annual mid-winter Family
Sunday will be held Sunday, Feb
ruary 20. AS usual, there will be
no Sunday school that day, and the
boys and girls will come to the 10:45
service with their families and
friends. Instead Of the usual Serv-
ice, there will be>a service Of bap-
tisrn.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will unite with the other Fellow
ships Of the city in a Valentine
dance at the Mil Plain Union
church this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Sunday evening, February 14th,
there viii be o discussion Of the
Interfaith Movement.
The Mothers Guild will bold a
dessert card party at 1880 on We'd
nesday afternoon, February II.
The Girls Friendly society will
have dancing instruction under the
direction Of Mrs. Coffey at the
meeting February 10,
The Women's Council card party
will be held Tuesday afternoon,
February 23. It will be for the
benefit Of the Army and Navy Com
mission fund.
At q meeting of the Women's
Council Wednesday 1t was decided
that q treasurer would be elected
and that O central budget would be
set up. Each organization will con-
tribute voluntarily to the Council
which will, in turn, give the money
to the work Of the parish, the mis-
sionary activities Of the church and
such special purposes as the Army
and Navy commission. There will
be a special Offering, to be taken
on Family Sunday, which will go
to the work Of the Women's Coun-
Gil,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-13
CHURCH CANVASS
READY TO START
10 Major Religious Faiths
Cooperating; Wartime
Missionaries Aided

New York, N. Y, Feb. 13-Cin-
cinnati and Columbus, Ohio, Am
sterdam and Endicott, New York;
Ripley, w. VT; and Montpelier,
Vermont are cities which have indi-
Gated recently that they will join
the United Church Canvass to be
held by sixteen major religious
faiths, Christians and Jews, Febru-
airy 21-March IA.
According to officials Of the Plan
ming Committee Of the United
Church Canvass, who met at ma
tional headquarters, 297 Fourth
Avenue yesterday, cities In all parts
Of the nation will participate.
Newspapers and Radio
Broadcasting companies have CIV
en- time for four coast to coast adj
dresses by prominent laymen dur
Ing the month, and newspaper edi-
tors have pledged their cooperation.
The object Of the campaign Is
Il get the churches Of community
to hold their financial campaigns
within the dates Of Feb. 81 to
March IA.
although the local churches
unite" says the Rev. DR.. Earl
Frederick Adams, New York City,
chairman of the planning commit
tee, "They have their separate bud
gets and conduct their own indivi-
dual canvasses. They unite In the
fixed date and in the appeal to the
community to support the wartime
missionary and relief work Of the
churches"
Financial Success
Experimental united canvasses
held last fall in such cities as San
ia Barbara, Calf; East Hartford,
Conn; Council Bluffs, Iowa; Saco,
Maine; Newton, Mass; Rochester,
Mimi; Reno, Nevada: Utica, N. y:
Teaneck, N. j.; Manchester, VT;
were successful.
Besides increasing financial sup
port, one large denomination re-
ports that the United Church Cam
vaSs, increased church attendance,
got the cooperation Of laymen, in
creased community interest In
church affairs, and drew the
churches closer together.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-13
Many Baptist Youths
Serving Uncle Sam
Names and Addresses Compiled By Pastor; Letters
From Home Urged; Clara Pudem in Syracuse, N. Y.

Rev. David p. Gaines, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, has COM
piled a list Of names and addresses
Of men Of the parish in the armed
forces in the hope that as many
friends as possible will write the
boys and girls letters.
The list follows: John B. Arnold,
8. 2/c, N. Division, U. s. s. st.
Louis, In care Fleet P. O., San
Francisco, Calf.
First Sergeant Carl e. ,Bengston,
20l27210, Hq. bet. Ind BIZ, 1902 In
fantry (R), in care P. M. A. P. o.
10, San Francisco, Calf.
Private Herbert Bunting, 1l7th
Signal Radio Int. Co., Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio, Texas.
OFFICER Candidate Harold L. Fem
ton, 90. I, o. o. @. s., Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Maryland.
Lieut.. John T. Foster, 467 Bomb.
Squadron, A. A. s. Base, Topeka,
Kansas.
Ensign John r. Gaines, Naval
Reserve Officers School, Fort Schuy-
Ter, Bronx, N. Y.
Claude A. Gray, Jr., @. B. M" An
napolis, Maryland, care U. s. s
Reina Mercedes.
Private Phillip @. Gray, so T. Q. 8.
Pope Field, Fort Bragg, N. Q.
Cadet william j. Gray A 10, So
C-S, A.AFC.C., Nashville, Tenn.
PFC. Lyman M. Hampston, Ba
3lol, Area 8, New York, N. Y.
APO. 400l-A.
Harley w. Henion, sac, U. S
Naval Training Station, South An
mex, Barracks B, Norfolk Va.
Pvt. Calvin K. Hubbard 3l5th
Bomb Squad, MacDill Field Tampa
Fla.
Lieut.. Everett L. Hunt, Co. A,
1slst INF, Fort Rodman, Mass.
TIA Charles A. Jardine, 12l9l656
845 Sig. Serv. Bn,, Camp Crowder
Missouri.
Pvt. Peter Lushinsky, ASH
31l22193, Hdq. & Hdq. Co. list Bat.
125th Rod M.B4S. Regt. ca, APO
678 care Postmaster, New York
N. Y.
Pvt. Ralph T. Mecca, Marine Avia-
ton detachment, Training SOD. No
8 (Bk59) Il M-7E) Naval Air Sta
ton, Jacksonville, Fla.
Pvt, Donald D. Mecca, Co. O. 34S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-13

Eng. G. s. care Postmaster, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Thomas L. Mecca A. s. Unit 2, 90.
96l, US. N. T. s., Newport, r. /.
Corp. John r. Movie, ASH.
3ll22255, 90. @. 1875 Ord, Regt, 90 I,
APO. 67s, care Postmaster, New
York, N. Y.
Pvt. Walter Movie, Us.M.C,
Marine Corps Unit No. $40, care
Postmaster San Francisco, Cal.
Lieut.. Francis P. Price, US. Navy
Training School, Ward Island Cor
pus Christi, Texas.
Aux. Clara Walther Pudem, 107
College Place, Syracuse, N. Y.
Arthur Henry Pudem, Sea 40,
Navy, care Fleet Post Office, New
York, N. Y.
Pvt. George Renna, 1126th TSS.,
Flight 278, Spec. Training Unit,
BIO. 8, Miami Beach, Fla.
Lieut.. Harold H. Sherhurne, US.
Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi,
Texas.
Leland II. Smith, 7o3 T.sS.,
Barracks 1853, Goldsbora, N. g.
Donald Leroy Stoves, sax Area
B Z Plat. 1l9-l03, MOTTO. Camp
Peary, Williamsburg, Va.
Corp. Donald Sterner, 1902 Broad
way, Stevens Hotel Room 222,
Kansas City, Missouri.
Corp. Ernest Stutzman, H.Q. Co.,
906 T.D,Bn., Camp Hood, Texas.
Pvt. John Wentskowski, 7th Div.
US.M.C. U.S.S. Augusta, care Post
master, New York.
Corp. Leslie Z. Wetmore, Embry
Riddle School Of Aviation, Miami,
Fla.
Corp. James Carruthers, 9th Ord
nance Division, Aberdeen Proving
Grounds. Aberdeen, Maryland.
Pvt. Edwin Wallace Alexander,
Co. A, list Bn., 18th Training Reg
iment, Camp Joseph T. Robinson,
Arkansas.
Corp. Edward LaRosa, Co. B., Gil
Tank Destroyer Battalion, Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Pvt. Robert Henry Hall, Co. I, r.
r. G. Barracks 2, Fort Devens, Mass.
Pvt. Donald A. Douty, 576th S.S.T.
G. Flight K, A.AFT.T.C. No. 4 MI
ami Beach. Fla.
Pvt. George Arthur Brandolini,
Hdq. End Bn. 102nd Inf. APO. 9l9,
care Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal.
Lt:ut. Charles Edwin Delinks,
102nd Inf. APO. 9l9, care Post
master, San Francisco, Gal.
Pvt. John Parker, Monroe, Maine.
Pvt. Richard j. Alvarez, Pld. No.
10, 3rd Reg. Bn., M. B. Paris Is
land, S. c.
AC Elmer Baxter, Room 901 Con-
course Plaza Hotel. Grand Con-
course at 161st st.. New York City.
Sgt. Frank Parish, Goth Pursuit
Sqn. P.O.B. 4051, Dundahl Station,
Baltimore, Md.
Sgt. Louis Mangano, Band 209th,
CA. (A.A.) Australia.
Joseph Telesca, Seaman Guard,
Unit 2, Coddington Point, us. Ma
val Station, Newport, r. /.