The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31

Presidential Citation and the
Air Medal. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. N. Hewlett. STA N.
Pascagoula street. Pascagoula.
to the States with the Both, five
, star "Sante Fe" division, which
in ten months battled across the
Elbe river to within AZ miles of
Berlin.
The 35th hit Omaha Beach
July Z, 1914, and forced the Ger
mans from st. Lo, broke the
eounter-offensive at Mortain,
swept across France ana cracked
into the Saar Valley Dec. IL,
then whipped into Belgium and
Luxembourg to withstand Won
Rundstedt's Ardennes Bulge.
Following a shift to the Voges
mountains the "Sante Fe" dash
ed 300 miles north through Hol-
land to jump the Rohr and Rhine
rivers, crush the Siegfried Line
defenses and scoop up more than
10000 prisoners of war to mark
the end of over 1900 miles in the
European Theater of Operations.
Pfc. Rogers is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Rogers of Moss
Point. He holds the Good Con-
duct Medal, Combat Medal and
four battle stars.
Charles Wardrop Reaches
Destination
Mrs. Charles Wardrop of Ocean
FSprings has received word hat
her husband, Charles w. War
drop, machinist's mate second
class, has arrived safe at his des-
tination somewhere in the Paci-
fic Theater of Operations.
Roy Bradford Roberts At
Shoemaker. Calf.
4 MI. and Mrs. l.. c. Roberts of
Mt. Pleasant have been notified
by their son, Roy Bradford Rob
erts, seaman first class, that he
is now based at Shoemaker,
Calf. Roberts was recently home
on leave following completion of
his recruit training at Great
Lakes.
On his return there he was
Immediately sent to the Califor-
MIA base.
SiSgt. ]. B. Havoc Is Now In
England
According to US. Army Head
quarters at a United Kingdom
base, S/Sgt. John B. Havoc is
one of the many CT Joes who
are enjoying furloughs in Eng
land, Wales and Ireland as guests
in private homes or at the Red
Cross Service clubs.
Sgt. Havoc, who is a mem
Der of the 18th Infantry Division,
says that he expects to enjoy
his furlough visiting London.
His wife, Mrs. Mable l.. HaW-
co. resides at sol Henry avenue,
PaScagoula.
Pascagoula Boys AT Great Lakes
The Great Lakes Naval train
ing center announces that Ebert
c. Mahathy, l8, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Mahathy, Route /,
and Ernest j.. Falgo, 18, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Falgo, ST., of
Orange street, Pascagoula, are
undergoing their recruit train
ing at that point.
Pvt. Mason Farrell Home From
Fort Benning
Pvt. Mason Farrell was home
Sunday and Monday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. c. S. Lo-
gel. and Mr.. Logel. He was from
Fort Benning, Ga.
Kay Hollister Home for Short
Stay
Kay Hollister, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. K. Holiister, spent a few
days at home this week while
en- route from the Merchant Ma
rine Training School at st. Pc
tersburg, Fla, to Houston, Tex,
where he expects to take ship.
Young Hollister has been in
training at the St. Petersburg
school for a number of weeks.
Ii. Jack Stone Here On Visit
1t. Jack Stone has been visit
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lewis this week, having
stopped over while en- route from
his home at Oxford, Miss, to a
redeployment center at Miami.
1t. Stone was a prisoner OF
war for a number of months al
ter his plane was shot down
over Austria. He is a nephew of
Mr.. Lewis.