Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-19
Ret. ices

| 4liC VI dlDROlb Collll III lSoSoll,
which locked at New York on We'd
nesday, according to the Associated
Press report returned these District
veterans for whom street addresses
were not given:
sergt. Samuel r. Wright, TL5 Vincent C.
Dwyer, IT.; LIST 1t, Duane E. Lebeaue. TIA
Ervan Baker, IT.. 1t. Col. Robert l.. Rogers
man mar 4. Ksrp. slserst Henry S 6. Moiiett
sIsergt. David H. Payne, jr;; sergt; Carl
samPs0n T4 rU1n, WaDle GOIp
k Ri, re KSy l. l.. Thqmpson: T 5
MasS@ and pfc HAIRY
Pfc, Harold G; Jordan; Pfc. Richard G.
na ins caPt FELIX Pa1szes MseEgtt
Butler R. Eitel. TLs William 8. Lindsay.
Abbott. ia Lyman carson, corpl George
M King and 1t. Col, Stanley w. Phillips.
Nearby Maryland and Virginia
veterans aboard the Ericsson were:
orland Cesca. Hyattsville; Corpl. Floyd E
sse%n De sysr P sen lester Ps G eu Fred
sFisk f sSl' a4mf'
Capt. william Gnieeko Denton; S lsergt
Edward c. Sasnett, Bethesda; Corpl. Harold
!; shahan, Bethesda; T lsergt. Thomas G
Amber, Falls Church. sIsergt. James R.
Cosnell. Arlington; Pfc. Carl H. Smith
Arlington. and Capt. Paul F. Darcy
Also returned to this country on
Thursday, at San Francisco aboard
the Bon Homme Richards, were:
Pfc odell Wilson, 1929 Nichols avenue
Sc; Pvt. James r. Brown, 81 c street
fSfff' Street Nv wv hPSs Rollins mus Hisry
no street address given. S/sewt. Dwight
ist 1t, orson v. Hotter, 2iss California
street NV; sIsergt Neil l. e. ellis p 3ai >
w6 GfpS s strss and stSeet
T/5 Garland Q. Hackett. 20Q9 Savan-
nah place Sc TI5 Daniel W. Taylor
H III ps stster Can't Riehsr an Ioete
Forty-sixth street NV; lst It. Alexander tI
sn'0n henderson as LAMONT w fTseI soo
Twelfth street NV; LIST sergt. Kermit R.
Rich, 1929 y street NV; T/seIst;
kcHyco Holmes S926 rlsgleI p sSe
ard j. Aston, 44o5 Dix street NE;
sIserst GecTFs G. Casey 700 Sixth oInn street
s! seIet Otis Williams 3o5 street
n son street rs 5Sh ia Gaze JACOB sS;' Lona
NJ street NV: T15 John Evans, 617 8
street NV; TI5 Irving ?; Greenbaum, 223
1858 Thlrty=seeond street NV; Pc. 30 70
P Ptr0 william ii n0si Ieak, IA les street NV
pfs, Alfred l. snoxden. 1900 Irving street
Sic Twenty-third place NE
sergt Carlton y. Randolph, 1920 Flo 81 9 q
ySonsssoonn' 1 issS yssnen stssss ns ssEst
William WIN c 6. corneiius. 3o7 street Sc. !;
T 1o,d SeSFse %ism s57 Gelu saa
kins; 400 Benin Bennins T road Il Me- Ea'4 ia RI
dolph P. King. 353a Hayes street NE;
e Street Jq1sgs eorp Hs john 2i & rofd
Fifth street N W: Corpi. Roy Jackson. i 60
To, street set,, NV: cSrp5 Russell Jones,
Baclig, 705 Mount Vernon place NV.
Maryland and Virginia veterans
aboard the ship included:
ser9t Albert l. Dalton Takoms Park:
rs Charles NJ. Cary. Indianhead; TL5
Smith, Indisnhead; TIsergt. AVN r.
HUTCHINSON. Alexandria Tf5 Aubrey L.
Burton, Alexandra, Pfc. Rosure Bell. jr..
andria.
Arriving yesterday at San Fran
cisco aboard the Sacajawea were
these Washington men:
street. Nv 4 e vs. EaSls' SO os FSsn is66
s MSn5Ss 4 st5se s MIN yoss JoPs
sserre James White 0 1sso Rises street
NE; Tia Pencil 9, Grimm. :2o04 Fenwick
sahas sTr j hasssfz
serat. william 4. Saunders. 81 Tennes:
5 sd5asf asso Fo9ts stree. ME- Go5pl:
and IT'S Earl Harley, 1901 First street S W
The transports Andrew Furuseth
and M. M. Guhin, arriving at New
York yesterday, returned these Dis
trict veterans:
gs sss ass .s IS
Among Maryland and Virginia
veterans returning aboard the two
vessels were:
Dudley H. Leitch, Friendship: Pvt. Joseph
& Hilton, Hillside; SlSergt. Edgar r,
weaver; A!exanoria, and Pfc. Thomas Fair
Due to arrive in New York today
aboard the transport Tufts Victory
are:
slsgt, George A, Criscola. 4O1 Clifton
Twenty fifth street S E: TfSergt Louis
e1Tf Arthur I 2ot Har safs. Ss r aad
| place
Also, TI5 William E Rice. Pfc. Edward
! Edman, lst/Sergt Charles s. Magrasulis,
Aub and TIsergt Charles VI. GRADER, for
whom street addresses were not given. all
These nearby Maryland and Vir-
glnia veterans are aboard:
TIA Edmund H. Robertson, Rockville:
Miserst. lawrence e. Schneider. seshesda.
and T/5 Carlyle N. Eevers. staunton.
Scheduled to arrive on the George
Washington in New York yesterday
were the following Washingtonians
s,serst Theodore Shapiro. 5000 Rour-
s s;s1t street; PFC oliver upshur, 5o5
PVT Riehard 3 simon; A Pvt. Lee e WalEeT
Sergt.. Joseph p. Sheehan; Corpi. Richard
G. Briseoe; corpl. Earl Morton; IT'S Paul
Henry G.. Perry; ~ T15 George B. wick 81
Pfc castsTbuck Pc Thomas
lew: Pfc: Leslie g, Burke; TIA Harry S
MsGvn eTstn 1 Pfa deorfe orep ps
Pfc. Samuel Caddle; Pfc James B. Hicks:
I 5 LSergt Carl F. Behney; TIA Chastin NJ
West; Pfc. Charles L. Mcdonnell; end 1t
IIelville s.; Murch: T/Sergt Ralph H
HHguyaetre;. IA Robert n. G Kemp; Pfc
Iinss; To e. James 3. Lowrsnse; Tl5 Nor.
lTI5 Samuel G. Steinoup; TIA Wilson o
Malone: TI5 Theodore A. Wilson: Pfc
Edgar H. Hook: Pfc. Jack W Robinson;
Capt: Arnold S. Greenburg; CWO James
+. Pierce: TL3, Robert P. Holloway: sergt
Gareth 8 Hiebert TL5 Joseph F. Fitz-
Clinton 3 Basler, and Capt, Clarence W
Drye, 3l7. Tenth street.
i Virginians aboard the George
Washington included:
LIST 1t. William H. Keown, Alexandria
Corpl Robert E. Davis, Alexandria; Pfc
Aubrey L. Smith. Arlington; Pvt Raymond
r. Orndorff, Arlington; Pfc. John H. Glib
son. Arlington; Capt. Julius H. Porter
Robert E. Denny, Fairfax; sIsergt. Melvin
o. Mcdaniel, Arlington; Pfc. Raymond
Anderson, Fairfax; LIST 1t. Raymond Oksa
Arlington: and Pfc. Ashby v. Gentry
Alexandria.
| Among Maryland men aboard the
George Washington were:
TIA Leonard Excl. Branchville: Corpl
Thomas Kirby. jr, Chevy Chase; ! st 1t
Charles B. Raymond, Bethesda: Pfc. Ar
thur w. Michael, Kensington; Pfc Donald
M. Bernard. Chevy Chase; Pfc. Lee
Murphy. Takoma Park, and MiSergt. sgd