Evening star., 1945-08-04
More D. {. Area Men
Arrive From Europe;
Others Due Tomorrow

Names of additional Washington
area veterans who have arrived or
are due to arrive from Europe at
several Eastern ports have been
announced
Returning to Boston aboard the
General Bliss yesterday were: First
1t. Robert K. Roth, 28l9 Connecti-
cut avenue NV; st/Sergt. Melvin
H. Ceppos, 2243 Thirteenth street
NE; TIA Advert B. Padgett, $500
Middleton lane Sc; Pfc. Francis
w. Owens, 4811 U street NE; Pvt.
Solomon Kravit, 1926 D street NE;
lst 1t. Davis B. Mccoy, 6323 Luzon
avenue NV; Pvt. Roswell F. Rul-
bach. 5213 Shadyside avenue;
lst/Sergt. Gerard Cannon, II Riggs
road NE; Corpl. Arthur H. Hahn,
1926 Twenty ninth street NV; Pfc.
Melvin A. Gearhardt, 1888 G street
NE; End 1t. Don H. Darden, jr.,
S Whittier street NV; Pfc. William
P. Tierney, 10 Eighth street Sc,
and Pfc. Ralph A. Yates, 1248 Morse
street NE.
Virginia veterans aboard the Bliss
were: First 1t. Russell r. jackson,
Arlington; T/Sergt. Lawrence w.
Washington, jr., Alexandria; lst. 1t.
Thomas Mccullough, Arlington; Pfc.
John w. Dortbach, Arlington; Pfc.
William A. Walker, Vienna, and Pfc.
Hartford M. Wise. Alexandria.
Maryland Men Listed.
Maryland men aboard the Bliss
were: 1t. Col. Angel A. Cardona,
Silver Spring; Capt. Philip H. VAR
ner, Chevy Chase. Pfc. Louis E..
Armiger. Chevy Chase; Pfc. Dom
aid r. Rider, Hagerstown; Pfc.
James E. Redmond, Mount Rainier;
Pfc. Walter l.. Lee, Cumberland;
Pvt. Elwood w. Rider, Hagerstown,
and T/5 Gilbert w. Norton, Suit
land.
At Camp Patrick Henry, Va, yes
terday, Pvt. Kon L. Dudley, 903l
Second street Sc, arrived after
transport aboard the j. Sergeant.
Also aboard the Sergeant when it
docked at Hampton Roads, Va, yes
terday. was Sergt. Harry P. Thomas,
Alexandria.
Aboard the Noah Webster arriv-
ing In New York yesterday were
two Virginia veterans: Pvt. James
L. Thompson, Arlington, and T/5I
David F. Peters, Manassas.
Four Virginia and four Mary
land veterans not previously re-
ported were aboard the Hermitage
when it docked in New York Thurs
day. They are: John K. Cunning
ham. Arlington; Pvt. Meyer H.
Abraham, Alexandria; T/5 Earnest
w. Gorham. Alexandria; Col. Edwin
H. earns, Arlington; Sergt. Ray
mond w. Williams, Hyattsville; !
Corpl. Frank M. Bell, Bethesda;
Pfc. William F. Terry, Silver Spring,
and T/5 Millard j. Gartner, jr.,
Gaithersburg.
Due in New York tomorrow aboard
the Santa Margarita are: Pvt.
Howard c. Fitzhugh, 20l8 E street
NE; Pvt. Thomas w. Morrow, 1851 |
street NE, and IT'S
George L. Hynson, 1884 E street NE.
Aboard the William Richardson,
due in New York tomorrow, will be
Pfc. John Kennon, 25 Seaton place
NE.
Three-Day Listings.
Washington area veterans sched-
uled to arrive in New York aboard
the transports India Victory, Sea
Pike and Santa Paula tomorrow,
Monday and Tuesday, respectively,
are: 1st st/Sergt. James E. Hart, jr.,
1927 Massachusetts, avenue NV:
TIA James E. Swanner, Arlington,
Va; Pfc. Henry S. Abron. Annapolis
Hotel; Maj. Charles r. Orem, jr.,
Arlington, Va; Capt Clinton M.
Kunde, Chevy Chase, Md; Sergt.
William A. Sell, Arlington, Va;
T/5 James D. Tibbs, 1898 T street
NV, and Pvt. Ernest Holmes, 1704
v street NV.
Also Pvt. Joseph w. Wright, 1880
First street S.W.; Pvt. Earl Crosby,
20l3 Twelfth street NV; Pfc. John
H. Wormsley, 749 Morton street;
Pvt. Quenton E. Childress, 645 l.
street NE; T/5 William E. Miller,
1926 Blaine street; End 1t. Raymond
T. Havs 1A2n PeIu,opt sfreet NJ w