Evening star., 1945-10-23

North Kenmore street, Arlington, and lst
street, Alexandria.
Those discharged at Fort Dix, N
j.. included:
Alexandria, Va; WAC SeTgt. Frieda L
M.g Rtsy Il 25is Th.ty;ninthl street NV
r. White, 1881 North Nelson street, AT.
| lington; WAC 1st 1t Elizabeth L. Wolfe
flag fhd Nehraska avsnue N W: TIsergt An
nue. N; W. and lfSergt. John Waddington
2010 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Men discharged at Andrews Field
Md, included:
mono street, Chevy Chase. Md; sIsergt
Walter J: odem. 322 Ninth street Sc.
NE; corDi wiburn H VI B. Milhken, n Siist is4a
! Queer street NE: SIScrgt Charles O
Barrickman, 4 Sycamore avenue. Takoms
5sI @ R.ssrysI Ma ssers 4Gsd }s%fs Pic i ssa
Richard E., Hagan, 2oo7 Fourth street
Ames stGeet ee NE 'nuE slserst 0Ief Riesard 3Se 8
Keys, 100 West Alexandria avenue. Alex
andria; Va; Sisergt. Herbert Miskin. 301
Leroy F, Gornto, Arlington, Va.
The following men have also been
discharged. They received their dis
charges at the place designated:
Corpl. Anthony ]. Lopreati 4607 Twelfth
John E. Robinson. jr., so1 T street NV, NV.
at San Bernardino, Calf; Pfc. Jerome 2
Schneider. 4b73 Macarthur boulevard
NV, at Kelly Field, Tex, and John r,
Takoms PARK. Nd and md joseph francis
Curtin, pharmacists mate 1fc, 1888 p
street NV. both released from the Navy
at Bremerton, Wash.
Returnees
Nine more District area men have
been listed aboard the Admiral
Capps, which arrived at Newport
News last Friday, according to the
Associated Press. They are:
y Ts HenTy Haye w. Briefs ch.yy esase
Nd; 1t, Col Charles c. Hobrook, College
PARK. Nd; John L. Kessinser lno a rank
given) Silver Spring, Md: STseret. John
{; Stqddsrd;; siivsT Spring, NJ: r. TlssSst. t
wallace Fannins,, j.. Hyattsviile. Nd
Nd: was listed aboard the deorse cham:
Friday. the Associated Press said.
Due to arrive in New York Thurs
day aboard the transport Joseph
Warren:
Pfc. Earle B. Mountain, Mai. Donald r.
Forbes, Pfc. Nathan l. Bloomberg, LIST 1t.
James r. Worline and Pfc. Harper J
Hickerson, all of Washington.
Arrivals yesterday at Camp Pat
rick Henry, Va, aboard the trans
port Gale:
M M
NV. Pfc. Randel Lee. 63e Q street NV;
Pvt. Thomas N. Coates. 2I17 M street
NV: TIA William L. Taylor. 125 street
kisv.Nt5 n W. .r.st T.S RSbert Eldrdge t beI7
Coates. 1017 Irving street NV.
These men arrived yesterday at
San Francisco aboard the Evange-
line:
Missrgt June NJ Howell. ese Quebec
Columbia road NV; s sIserst. N. z. Lieber.
man, 1896 Thirteenth street NV, anc
sfsergt. L. r. Whitmer. Washington.
Arrivals at San Francisco Satur-
day aboard the Bolivar:
Mai. Robert J. Chandler, Mai. Richard
serEt. George smolleek, all Of Washington
Decorated
Ti5 Walter Alters, jr., "a, Armoreo
Cavalry, was posthumously awarded
the Silver Star for gallantry in &C.
ton on April S of this year at Un.
terickelsheim, Germany. The media.
was presented at the Pentagon tc
his parents, who live at 507 Mon
tana avenue NE.
Corpl. Alters volunteered to rescue
three wounded soldiers, who were
lying within 10 feet of enemy posi-
tions, the citation said. They went
up the side of a ravine in the face
Of strong enemy positions As they
neared the wounded men the vol
unteers were cut OFF from the rest
of their troops. but they continued
on. Corpl. Alters was mortally
wounded just before, reaching the
men, the citation continued. His
fellow soldiers succeeded in remov-
ing the wounded.
Corpl. Alters was graduated from
Mckinley High School in 1899. He
was bookkeeper for an auto parts
firm before he went into the Army
in November, 1912, his mother said