Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-06

parents OF Mrs. FINLEY J.. gibbs OF
5152 Manning place NV. Also in
termed are Mrs. Gibbs father -m-
law, Allison q. Gibbs; her husbands
brother, A. J. Gibbs, and the broth
er's wife and three children. Mrs.
Finley j. Gibbs believes the A. j.
Gibbs family was informed at Santo
Tomas with Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering.
but that Allison D. Gibbs was held
at Baguio.
Pickerings Visited Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering made their
home In Manila. but often visited in
Washington. Mrs. Finley j. Gibbs
husband. Maj. Gibbs of the Judge
Advocate Generals Department, and
her brother, Capt. A. K. Pickering,
OF the LIST Cavalry, are both on Luxon
now. Maj. Gibbs formerly was in
the Justice Department here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Purnell, held
IN Santo Tomas, are the son-in-law
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Cottrell, ALL Thirtieth street, South
Harrington, Va. Mrs. Purnell was
Miss Lillian Cottrell. Mr.. CottreIl
Is . civilian with the Ordnance De-
partment and was stationed in
Manila for four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion A. Fulstone
and two sons. Mrs. Fulstone Is the
former Miss Elizabeth Wimbish
Hancock, the daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Hancock.
Her father was president Of the Ma
tional Engraving Co. Mrs. Fulstone
Is sister Of Mrs. John D. Fox, 405
Wilson lane, Bethesda, Nd. Mrs
FOX said her sisters husband Is an
electrical engineer and formerly was
associated with = mining company.
Has Sister Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard C. Moore,
who have been held in Santo Tomas.
Mr.. Moore's sister, Miss Helen M,
Moore, 1905 BAtmore street NV,
said the only direct word from her
brother was card written last June
and received ut Christmas time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thomas and
their daughter. 16, and son, IL. Mrs.
Thomas Is a. sister Of Mrs. C. w.
Redpath, 2o42 Second street Sc.
who said the last word received
from the Thomas family Wes cable
ut Christmas time, 1911, before
Manila feIl.s Mr.. Thomas had
charge Of the bus line in Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Crawford.
He Is the ION Of Mrs. Ada Crawford.
t429 Butternut street NV, Who re-
Gently received . card from him
written last June. Another son is
Arthur c. Crawford Of the Butter
nut street address, now in the
Army. Joseph C. Crawford was an
accountant for Manila cigar COM
pany before the war.
Charles K. Bradbury, s., a brothe,
OF Howard M. Bradbury, 1908 Crit
tenden street NV, first went Ia
the Philippines in 1899 with the
American Army Of Occupation
where he served under 1t. Gen
Arthur Macarthur. father Of Gen
Douglas Macarthur, his brother sale
today. He remained in the islands
after they had been pacified, join
ing the Philippine civil service ane
becoming postmaster at Legespi.
At the time of the Japanese in.
vasion, MIR. Bradbury was Philip.
pines representative of the Singer
Sewing Machine Cos and head Of Z
stan of 800 salesmeli. Mr.. Bradley
his brother said, had returned to the
United States only twice since 1909
one in 1918 and again in 1887. He
was made q prisoner on December
20, lo4l. His brother said that he
had written him 70 letters, of which
the Japs allowed him to receive
only l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hair and their
I4-year-old son were among those
imprisoned by the Japanese. Mrs..
Hair Is q niece Of Col. Fred A. Mac
Mahon, T12 Porter street NV, now
attached to the War Department.
Mrs. MacMahon said today that
Mrs. Hair accompanied her and the
colonel to the Philippines and there
married Mr.. Hair, British subject,
who was In the brokerage business.
The MacMahons returned to the
United States In 1888. From 1882
to 1885. Mrs. MacMahon said, Mrs.
Hair, who was born in Niagara
Falls, N. Y. lived with them in
Washington. Mr.. Hair was on the
infamous Death March" from Ba-
tam. The MacMahons received a
postcard from Mrs. Hair last week
saying that she and her son were
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Burke. II,