Evening star., 1945-12-19
50 Ships Due fol Land
14,7O0 GIs in East and
$4,000 in West Today
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Twenty-one vessels, carrying ap-
proximately 14,700 American troops,
are scheduled to arrive today at
three East Coast ports while on the
West Coast nearly IS 900 more serv-
icemen are due to debark from 40
troop carriers.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Marine Panther
from Calcutta (due yesterday, 2,373
troops including 96th Signal Bat
talon, 1880th Engineer Aviation
Battalion, 43d, 46th, 48th Port Sur
gical Hospitals.
Muhlenberg Victory from LIE
HaTe, 1,487 troops including 355th
Infantry Regiment OF seth Division.
Thomas w. Hyde from LIE Havre
fdue yesterday, SIT troops includ-
ing 7th Chemical Depot Company.
Richard Rush from LIE Havre, 581
troops including 755th Field Artil-
lery Battalion.
Miscellaneous troops on following:
Frank Emerson from Newport, Eng
land, %; Nick Stoner from Antwerp,
%; Pearl Harbor, from Barry, Wales,
q; Cape Diamond from Manila via
Mondossa, Africa, IL; Wolverine
from Barry, Wales, 16; Mandan Vic
tory from Calcutta, IT; Usahs Lark
spur from Cherbourg, $50; Cham
plain from Southampton, 5,lS2; Car
rillo from Naples, 2.
At Newport News-Pontotoc Vic
tory from Marseilles, 1,499 troops in
cluding 575th Antiaircraft Auto
matte Weapons Battalions. 997th
Field Artillery Battalion, 453d Medi-
cal Collection Company.
John Cropper, 583 troops includ-
Ing 326th Ordnance Depot Company
Clarence Peck from Marseines, SO
troops including Headquarters and
Headquarters Battery, 333d Field
artillery Group, Detachment c.
Miscellaneous troops on following:
Reuben Upton from Marseilles, 81;
George Berkley (due yesterday, 26.
At Boston-Bernard Carter from
antwerp, 575 troops including 3437th
Ordnance Automotive Maintenance
Company.
Miscellaneous troops on following:
Henry Longfellow from Antwerp,
544; Ward Hunt from LIE Havre, 578.
At Los Angeles - Miscellaneous
personnel on following: LIST 1872
from Pearl Harbor, 35; Lana from
Saipan, 1,04l; Lewis Sengteller from
Manila, 1893; David Barry from Yo-
kohama, "a; Harry Lee from Leyte,
1928; Palo Alto from Leyte, 78O:
U. S. S. Mintaka from Saipan, 1,O81;
U. S. S. Burelson from Manila, 957.
At San observation-disclosures Navy
personnel on following ships, all
from Pearl Harbor: Destroyer trans
port Barr, los; Lei 703, 8; Patrol
Craft Escorts 858 and $50, total, 80.
Craft 1858, 25; Minesweepers Design,
Diploma, Density, Gayety, Hazard
and Garland, total, 235.
At Portland, Greg miscellaneous
personnel on following: Sea Runner
from Yokohama, 2,082 in Army:
Ormsby from Okinawa (due yester-
day., 1,735 in Army.
At San Francisco-A total of
s,06l miscellaneous personnel aboard
following: General Bundy from
Mindanao (due yesterday, 1886 in
Army, including members of the 31st
Division; Geneva, from Batangas,
l,034, Army; Audubon, from Manila,
1,717 in Navy; Richard Yates, from
Manila, 806 in Army; Ajax, $50 in
Navy; Oglethorp, from Hawaii, 208
mostly in Navy; also few each on
Delazon Smith, John Isaacson, LIST
81, Sedgewick, Turialba, William
Window, Charles Nordof, David j.
Brewer and Rollette.
At Takoma, WaSh.-Miscellaneo
personnel on following: U. S. S.
Arundel from Nagoya, 1850; u. S. S.
Ainsworth from Nagoya Originally
due yesterday, 1895 in Army; U. S.
s. Clear Field from Okinawa (origi-
nally due yesterday, 1870; S. S.
Collingsworth from Korea, 1,433.
At tle-Miscellaneous person.
mel on following: S. S. North Sea
from Alaska, 13; U. S. S. Ganymede
from Hawaii, 30; U. S. s. Bucking-
ham from Nagoya, 529 in Army;
Toloa from Adak, 127 in Army;
U. S. S. Golden City from Korea,
1,465 in Army; LIST 87o from Hon.
shu, A in Army; U. S. S. General
Randall from Yokohoma, 5000 in
Army, and U. S. S. Solamaua from