Evening star., 1945-07-27
81 District Area Men
Arrive Thursday
Aboard Queen Mary

from europe on the giant liner. The
first list of Queen Mary returnees
appeared in The Star yesterday.
At Camp Patrick Henry, Va, 81
other District area servicemen ar
rived yesterday from Europe, ac-
cording to the Army. They came
aboard the S. S. Gilbert.
Besides the Queen Mary and the
Sea Robin, whose partial passenger
list was carried in The Star yester-
day, 10 other liners are scheduled
to dock at New York within the
next week. The Sea Robin and two
other small ships, the joaquin Mil
Ter, with 742 men, and the Santa
Cecilia, with 338 men, will dock to-
morrow.
Two Ships Dock Sunday.
On Sunday, the liner Argentina
will bring home 5,852 veterans most
of whom served overseas with
ground units of the 155th AAF in
Italy. Also arriving that day is
the John Walker, bringing 440
Quartermaster troops home. The
Joseph Hewes arrives Monday with
554 Quartermaster troops. Veterans
of the 5th Armored Division will
return Tuesday when the Exchange
docks with 2,l999 members of that
outfit. The E. B. Alexander ar
rives Wednesday with 1898 men, in
cluding 2,464 who are hospital cases.
The Hermitage, arriving Thursday,
is scheduled to have 1894 men
aboard, including members Of the
goth Armored, a few infantry de
tachments, and a detachment from
the 5th Armored.
A week from today, the Norma
cord will bring home 2,951 men of
the 28th Divisions 109th Infantry
Regiment, and the Lincoln Steffens
will arrive with 773 men.
Maj. Young Returning.
/ Maj. Elton F. Young, jr, 1901 S
street NV, commander of the 9th
AAF's 313th Fighter Squadron, also
is returning on the Queen Mary
Overseas about 16 months, he piloted
a PAT, but all his father knows of
the 26-year-old majors exploits is
. that "he has shot down some planes
and sunk a boat"
Maj. Young's wife and their %
month-old daughter are residents of
Bethesda. A graduate of Western
High School, Maj. Young studied at
Maryland University before enter
ing the service in June, 1910.
Another veteran on that ship, T/3
Bernard Rosenberg, 1904 Van Buren
street NV, can hardly wait to get
home and see the l3-month-o -old
daughter he knows "is beautiful, 4"
his wife said. The only time T/3
Rosenberg say his daughter was
when she was three days old. He
served oversees with the l31st Gen.
eral Hospital staff.
Will Go to New Home.
. T/5 Albert Cadeaux will 60 to a
home he has never seen after he
arrives aboard the Queen Mary. His
family moved from Florida to 1886
Ingleside terrace NV, after he en-
tered the service. A brother, Marine
Pfc. Ralph Cadeaux, was wounded
during the battle for 1--we Jima, and
still is in the Pacific.
Two other veterans returning on
the Queen Mary were wounded in
action in Europe. They are Corpl.
Bryan B. Palmer, 5722 Eleventh
street, Arlington, and Sergt. Oliver
Dryer, 1106 Fifteenth street Sc.
, Others returning aboard the Queen
Mary who were not carried on the
. list in yesterdays Star are:
! First Sergt. Paul Bertram. 240 First
street Sc; Tt5 Melvin Miller, 2125
Suitland terrace Sc; T/5 Lawrence
A. Naylor, 1876 Thirty fifth street
NE; Pfc. William w. Voorhies, 4722
3. Huron avenue, Suitland, Md; 1st 1t.
William H. Rowell, 1916 r street
NV; Pfc. Lee E. Evans, 1109
Fourth street NV; T/5 Arthur P.
Bridges, Sixteenth and I streets NV.
TIA Thomas w. Stansbury, 1109 C
street S.W.; TIA Nelson w. Whip,
: So New York avenue NV.
Other ID. C. Area Returnees.
Pfc. Edward M. Thomas, 1863
Rosedale street NE; Corpl. Peter
Coates, 1473 Irving street NV; TIA
. Clay B. Cofer, 1861 South Pierce
! street. Arlington; Corpl. Howard B.
Russell, 609 Twenty-second street
NV; Pfc. Walter E. Bracket, 1705
Quincy street, Arlington; Pfc. Myron
K. Lewis, 2512 @ street NV; TIA
David L. Harger, 5000 Fourteenth
street NV; Pfc. William A. Glenn
ents, 118 Seventeenth street Sc;
,Sergt. Alvin L. Kinsey, 1914 Brandy
wine street NV; I'd 1t. Fred
erick w. Pawell, jr., 3o2 Shepherd
street, Chevy Chase, Md; S/Sergt.
Bark B. Danner, 1887 Evarts street
NV, and S/Sergt. Stephen A.
Hrush, 3511 Thirteenth street NV.
Three additional nearby Mary
aland men, not listed yesterday, who
will arrive from Europe tomorrow
aboard the Sea Robin are: Pvt.
George r. Epperson, Kensington,
Md; 1st 1t. Ralph o. Smith, COLL
Thirty ninth street, Hyattsville, and
Pvt. Benjamin C. Potter, 1903 Le-
land street, Chevy Chase.
Camp Patrick Henry Arrivals.
Those who arrived at Camp Pat
rick Henry yesterday included:
SlSergt. John F. Tanning, 4406
Twenty ninth street, Mount Rainier,
Md; Ti5 Romeo Stellabota, sos
Massachusetts, avenue NV; Pfc.
Morton Flax, Ala Farragut street
NV; Pfc. William w. Morley, 1904
Stephenson place NV; Pvt. Arthur
v. Hillyard, $500 Taylor street,
Mount Rainier; Sergt. Russell w.
Clum, 1889 Madison street NV;
Pfc. Raymond L. Jones, 504 South
Henry street, Alexandria; Capt.
Charles E. Rowe (no address given);
Sergt. A. Hammond, 40 D street
Sc; Sergt. James T. Henderson,
1924 Fifth street NV.
Sergt. Theodore McKeithan, 1925
T street NV: Sergt. Julian G.
Nicholas, 1850 Jackson street NV
Pic. Joseph w. Glenn, 1853 Girard
street NV; Pfc. Thomas White, 2355
Champlain street NV; 1t. George
Cissel, $3.50 Warren street NV;
Corpl. Juan L. Navarro, 2225 New