Evening star., 1945-10-16

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1/c, U. s. N. R., whose mother,
Mrs. Hattie Miller, lives at 27l2
Olive avenue NV, has been killed
in action, the Navy Department re-
ported today. Previously he had
been reported missing on casualty
list of September 4.
Mate jackson was born in Beaver
Dam, Va, and educated there. Be-
fore entering the service on Novem-
Der 3, 1943, he was building
maintenance employe in downtown
Washington. He was killed July 30
when a vessel on which he was serv-
Ing was torpedoed, Mrs. Miller said.
Besides his mother, he is survived
by a stepbrother, lie Roy Miller; a
brother, Sebron Jackson, and a sis
ter, Elsie jackson.
Liberated
Charles Horatio Harris, phar-
inacist's mate SIC, U. 8. NJ, whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edward Harris, live at GOT Forty
ninth street, Capitol Heights, Nd,
has ben liberated from a japanese
prison camp, the Navy Department
revealed today.
Mate Harris was taken prisoner in
January, 1912, in the Philippines.
He Joined the service in October,
1888, and went overseas In June.
l941. He is now at home and said
he would remain in service.
He graduated from MARYLAND
Park High School in 1888, and has
a brother, Pfc. Edward Harris, with
the 77th Division in the Philippines.
Mr.. Harris is a cabinetmaker in the
Post Office.
Sofe
Corpl. Franklin Boyer, 80, U. S. M.
G., whose sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hon-
klns, lives at 5516 Fairglen road.
Chevy Chase, Md, is reported safe
after having been a prisoner in the
Phlllpp1nes since 1943. the Navy De-
partment has advised her.
He entered the Marine Corps al
most 20 years ago, and has seen
mucn service in the Orient. He was
with the Marine Corps Band in
Shanghai before the war with
Japan started, she said.
SeIectees
eighteen Washington men are
scheduled to report for induction
into the armed forces today. Names
OF the men follow:
- BeTthold Brenner, Ted Crozier Robert
ponaldson. John Lee, Robert Maudlin.
Leonard schIeider, William Stuart. EuSene
Rkoblaridse kobsr. Keith GILLESPIE Donald Woif,
LenEood Mccord. cairin Neslisp sGSsph osssas ySsS
RapheaL 0tse
Discharged
Ihirty-seven area enlisted men
discharged from the Army at Fort
Meade Saturday are among So local
service men and women who res
celved honorable discharge from the
Army and Navy at various separa-
ton centers.
Released at Fort Meade were:
avenue 'sRss sse4st srTankyH Wins selS Sishols
oiyer s4s1 Vsnee street NW NR LspvTepse PVT Reb.7
s; 1,,S;a SGarr' 1917 g street NV: Mfsergt.
MMfmsh0n Msn A. 4Csa siss EshS s5. sfEss,
Gss5pisos s5n street street Gorpi, John P sBrinsfo'
s ony l0si = HSlsssok seisces ssssst ss NV PIC A.
ssrss ssss S;ss W arsseTT s54a9 aaantrsa. asnsh
Rog ReS~n n 1e35 aI5,orh Thrtssnth sSa street NV
NE. and Pvt. Thornton 4. anderson A s'Fses so5
F04Tfe T15 Brses zsrsss sE II H.ct Ao7 49,. n. 000
Avenue. AZ Alexandria; Pfc. BladenP P B. russell Rssy
waaTenson; aIensnar,Ps Pic ~ Harry N Jones, jr RID
Kenneth W MARBLE, aos @ 'pn North = ieTst; Iev,:
Iamb, itssss' soio sitsuPson ss1serst Luke K
Dinwiddie street. Arlington; Tt4 crssson SUE,n
Pr,f5stn1 ,sfDot1sslleT s11i North twentieth street
ton: ton. Pvt: William Oldham, s73s south
TiliiSsins 7iiis Eobnsns RoSts Alexandrl.: Tz4 Gran
Joseph MsttinFiy. s264 TssiRfgbs TSsifsbs strees ees
SSsth 9s rsX.tta Arinston; T14 william 4 Hsssett
serst Richard s. E Lakin. IN exaeoTia Route r Fred
s[SeK: sI[SeK: PC Hubert E. Carlock. Cabin
fGne; piney; IsStlss5gt snane5 George peyor. ss40
Hobert T. Hall. Box 1877, Laurel: TI5
Harry B. Simpson, los East Thornannle
strset, Chevy Chase: TIA Robert e. Palmer,
id diS East street, Frederick, and TI5 viii
son d. May, Route 1, Rockville
Twelve area men were released
from the Navy at Bainbridge. Md.
They are:
King J, Matthews. stewards mate &c
WOOD, stewards mate 1/C, 2so5 Street
n W. William H, Shields, stewards mate
&c; Els Ward place NV: James Z,
Iaylor stewards mate &c, 1917 Bennett
piace @ NE; Henry A. Prince. specialist (F1
9.S: 49, furVls c. Morse. stewards mate &C,
stewards mate &c, 19ll Montana ayenue
y -, e. waiter r. Bushey, machinist's mate
&c, 1905 Second street NE; Collie I.
Sreen' stewards mate 1iC, 73l Barnes
Saeet Me- John W. Davis, seaman &c,
cb;n,NI,s cb2 street s.W George H. Sweet, ma
sn1nists : y mate BIC. 1877 Seventh street
lFS, HOS K street NE.
Inc following area men were dis
charged at separation centers in
dicated:
Pvt: Edeline B. Rhodes. 3944 C street
S;E., Moore General Hospital, Swannanoa.
y. C.; Tf5 William p watkins. ISI6
Va, and slserst. Floyd M. schlauebs a' ir
5712 Twenty-second street NE, at Lowry
Field, Colo. "' A1o"i'
Returnees
A total of 108 Washington area