Evening star., 1945-08-30
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ON Queen Elizabeth Tomorrow
When the giant liner Queen Eliza :

| Wnen the giant liner queen Eliza
beth docks at New York tomorrow
bringing more than $4,000 veterans
of the European war back to this
country. 81 Washington area men
are scheduled to be aboard.
| Another so District area veterans
are due to arrive at New York Satur-
day among troops returning from
Europe aboard IL small transports.
The transport Gen McRae ar
rived at Camp Patrick Henry, Va,
Tuesday after being diverted from
direct redeployment voyage to the
Pacific from the European theater
of operations Among the troops on
board were 50 District area men.
Among the veterans due to return
aboard the Queen Elizabeth is 1t.
Col. Montgomery Blair, member
of one of Washington oldest and
most prominent families. which
owned Blair House before it was
purchased by the State Department.
Col. Blair, whose home here is at
"a Kalorama Circle NV, served
overseas for the last nine months
as physician with the 220th Gen.
eral Hospital in France. A gradu-
ate of Harvard Medical School, he
practiced medicine in Washing
ton before entering the. service in
April, 1912. Col. Blair's grandfather
was postmaster general in Lincolns
cabinet. Col Blair is the son of
the late Montgomery Blair, noted
Washington lawyer.
Others returning aboard the
Queen Elizabeth are:
Capt. James c. TsucaIas. 800 Varnum
Saiter S1aeeI fEn HEyastiylte > ids PIC Boy BUCK
FRANK D. Harding, 300l Pennsylvania ave-
nue srsst Sc Pfc 53seph Ia, P Ireland sr' l246
Hoffman. 1925 Duke street. Alexandria:
Pfc Cleveland Jarvis. I434 Harvard street
street NV Sergt. Leonard C. Newton. 30
sixth street Sc; T 5 Risgins Ear, 1885
i745 kalorama road road GS NWi corpI a E'efenel Henry
". corley,. ,93s " street NV. corpi
hssfeT Msfep smiEs Fsre:cn asG street NV PIC
Otha c. Knox 500 Talbot avenue Laurel
sna : Z Pfc, Samuel Gibson, 5cl Eighth Street
msn As0 srre gveq GassSp ss2Ins W av.
Clarence Hartmsn, ,,s@s Bancroft aSia place place
Nash street, Arlington: Capt Eueene A
CCarlIn. 1oo4 Hampden lane, Bethesda;
escs estp sW ssrs oto W psi.tson oy
ivans ee 1873 5eAdanlsa ADAMS Mil ipfP Poad "am
ssfe franf RGaeR RIchs ass psse
Forge; sefst Ralph I Bassford. S l. 1903 ii'SH n.
Whitney, lIoz owen place NJ, and Col.
Eugene l5lsei "A a Romig. 3"os Thirty-eishth
Also 1t. John W limerick. jr.. 31o7
South Hill street, Arlington; Serst Theo-
dore KAMA. l343 Oak street 1t. Col Har-
oo old W: Morton. 1908 R street NV: Capt.
street NV; Capt Clarence H. Steen, Ali
Hor1h nn1 Thomas ays9pe ysa ATnston 1t
RW xn Capt cI1S John DaTes fa5 kesf stTsft
ney street NE; Sergt Charles w. Mar
TN IN, 397 Carroll avenue; Takoma Park; Pfc
Gt2tsI DGuslas sn5in G BraSe: 7l9 Richmond avenue
1913 Park road NV; pic Joseph L Hack
ley, jr.,, 1918 Eighteenth street NV; Pfc,
Pic John F, Worrine. 2i5 Holiey avenue
Clay street Clifton FORGE. and Vt John
Also, Pvt Thomas c, Smith, 1922 Four
teenth street NV; Tf5 John L. Martin,
1o1Q Twenty-hfth street NV: Pfc. Fred
D. Reece. :2l3 Mississippi avenue Pfc
Andrew, j. Rimm. Fort Belvoir; Pfc Jack
D. Shell: 32S Fourteenth street NE: Pfc
Arthur H. Snyder. 1873 Winchester way,
Falls Church; Pfc. George Capareil 227
Ninth street Sc; Tl4 William H Rich
ards, 7al0 Sarge road Sc; Corpl Ed
ward J. Papiroski. 1903 Queen street,
Alexandria: Tj5 Paul R. McClenon,
211 Cedar avenue, Takoma Park T 3
Joseph h O'Donnell 4se1 Blagdon avenue
NV: SfSergt. William B Hope, 430 Thir-
teenth street NE: 'Sfsergt william C.
Long, West Cedar street. Alexandria
sergt Chester s. Haynes: 9513 Colesville
road. Silver Spring, and TIA Raymond F.
Hudson, 63l Quebec place NV
Also. s,sergt John HYDE 2aeo On
500 Eighth street NE; S Sergt. Elmer j.
Andrews, $500 South Dakota avenue NE
Seret; oryal Bardon. 1920 Kearny
street NE. Sergt. Morton j. Moore, 314l
Mount Pleasant street NV; Tt5 Cecil B
Gillions 30lS NJ place S E: T/5 Henry G
Moore, jr., 5134 Cathedral avenue NV:
T Robert L. SoleS. 1890 Reservoir road