The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 3

BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1942 Missing in Action Washington, Sept. 29 (U.R) 2 Sons Killed in Action, He Gives His Life Too announced that 1,921 members of the Merchant Marine are missing In action. The list of 159 Brooklyn and Long Island men with their nearest of kin follows: Mary. He lived at 115-06 224th St, St.

Albans, and has a son, Charles of 1005 Beverly Road. Soon after Pearl Harbor he entered the Coast Guard Academy, Nek London, a.s ensign, completing his course on May 9. Nine days later he sailed for the West Indies. His brother, Charles D. Scanlon, received a letter from him on May 28 from a Gulf port.

In it Scanlon 434 SEAMEN LISTED AS DEAD, 1,921 MISSING 43 From Boro and I. I. Die, 159 Lost in War Action, Navy Announces Washington, Sept. 29 (U.R) The Navy Department announced today that war action cost the merchant marine 434 known dead and 1,921 missing, a total of 2,355, from Sept. 27.

1941, to Augt. 1. 1942. It was the first merchant marine casualty list to be released by the navy. New York had 99 dead and 399 missing, a total of 49B.

This Included 43 dead and 159 missing from Brooklyn and Long Island. The list includes only those casualties resulting directly from enemy action. Personnel overdue In port and presumed lost are considered casualties of enemy action. Those wounded or who were casualties due to ordinary hazards of the fca are not included. The list of 43 Brooklyn and Long Island men who lost their lives and their nearest of kin follows: ADAMSECK, chief mate; Mrs.

C. B. Adamseck, 87-33 254th Bellerose. AIDEEEM, BURT REGINALD, seaman; Mrs. William Benhle, friend, 238 Garfield Place.

ANTONSEN, LAURITS PAREL, seaman; John Peterson, friend, 37 3d Place. BURRELL, WILLIAM RICHARD, SEE PORT Survivors of a shelled tanker wave Official U. S. Navy photo joyously to onlookers as their GLAD TO rescue shi gets ready io dock. Jhis photo was released REYNOLDS.

JOHN VINCENT, first engineer; Mrs. Florence Reynolds, 4266 Phlox Place. Flushing. RICHARDSON. WILLIAM GEORGE, chief engineer; Julia Pinto, sister, 48-13 59th Place; Woodside.

RIESCHER, PERCY EI.IAS, fireman; Mrs. Veronica Riescher, 253 Nassau Ave. RODRIGUEZ, FRANK, fireman; 55 Sackett St. i wrote there wa.s no reason for worry. Wrote Home in January William Ewing Scanlon of 115-68 204th St.

Albans, a first engi- neer in the merchant marine, had followed the tea the past 12 years, according to his wife, Anne. He is 42. His last letter home was received in January, his wife said. There are two children, Mrs. Dorothy Kamnienbacher, whose husband, Ray, is a third class petty officer in the navy, and another daughter, Anne.

Probe Plane Crash In Brazilian Jungle Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 29 (U.R) Officials today were investigating a Pan-American passenger plane crash in heavy jungle about ten miles from Santo Amaro, Sao Paulo state, in winch 15 persons, includ-I ing two Americans, were killed. I The plane carried 11 passengers and a crew of four. A military plane sighted the wreckage and a rescue party fought its way through i lie den.se jungle for hours to find I that ail aboard had perished. The Americans were identified as Carl Fred Wilkins.

flying from Puerto Rico to Sao Paulo to report for duty in the United States Con-i sulate there, and Edward Adler, a Sao Paulo businessman. L. I. Pilot in R. A.

F. Wins Distinguished Flying Cross London, Sept. 29 (U.R) The Air Ministry announced tonight that Flying Officer Sam Alfred Mauriello 1 of Iing Island, N. had been I awarded the Distinguished Flying i Cra'S. Mauriello, a member of the Royal Air Force, "was said to have com-j pleted numerous sorties over enemy 1 occupied territory" and to have "displayed fine leadership and an inspiring example." He wa.s credited with destruction of two enemy planes.

Continued from rage 1 father with whom he had made hii home at 951 80th St. He had followed the sea for five years and was as second mate. Peter D'Addio, 45, of 33 Ridge-wood sailed as a barber. His brother, Ralph, of the 6ame address, said Peter was torpedoed March 29 last and was brought to a hospital in Norfolk, where he died. Joseph Davis was a radio operator of 1600 Emmons Ave.

Mr. Davis' wife, Lilly, was notified six weeks ago that her husband was missing. Lost Months John Charles Dean, 70, of 1451A 76th a chief engineer, for many years with the Porto Rico Line, had been reported lost at sea several months ago. He was the lui -band of Roie Augusta Dean. Iehmall Filomeno was about 45.

according to Estiriddeon Rouqillo, with whom he boarded at 88 Hopkins St. Mr. Rouqillo said the seaman was sinnle. He left Brooklyn about three months ago. One of Three Brothers John Leonard Ca.sse!'., 2127 Caton was one of three brothers who boarded at that address.

He was about 32, according to neighbors, and was seen lat just before Christmas. One brother, the neighbors recall, was nicknamed 'Friday," and was a fireman on a boat. The other brother was Norman. The three men lived at tif address about, two years. Robert William Gunn second engineer, listed as mbsinz.

w.i.s a native of Boston. Prior to his last trip to sea on a Standard Oil tanker he lived with his wife at 901 80th St. bark soon," he wrote. Alfred Jacobson of 207 E. 3d reported misfintr, had been a senior purser in the merchant marine for the past two years.

He was married in 1930 to Margaret Wcidmann and the couple have one son, Gerard, now attending Mount St. Joseph's Military Academy, New-burgh, N. V. Joined Navy at IS First Engineer Charles Henry Nelson, 39. reported mining in March, is a veteran of the first world war.

He enlisted in the Navy at the age of 13 and has served at intervals in the merchant marine since then. He went back to sea last New-Year's Day, according to his wife, Furtpn St. at Hoyt, B'klyn LITTLE last night by the Navy De- A.B.; Mrs. A. Blomquist, 735 52d Street.

TEARSE, RONALD JAMES, wiper; J. Tearse, father, 154-11 18th Jamaica, TORRES. PEDRO, fireman; Vin-cente Crespo, cousin, 61-63 Sands Street. TOTTERMAN, CHARLES, third engineer; Mrs. Anne Totterman, wife.

5201 52d St. TYSZKOWSKI, MIECZYSLAW, boatswain; Mrs. K. Tyszkowski, wife. 147 N.

Main Freeport. URIAPTE. GREGORY, third engineer; Mis. Mary Uriapte, wife, 183 8lh St. VENA, JOSEPH ANTHONY, wiper; Mrs.

Pose Silvani, mother, 1830 E. 24 111 St. VINCENT, THOMAS GEORGE, oiler; Mrs. Alzada Vincent, mother, 134-08 135th South Ozone Park. WAGNER.

CHARLES EDWARD, first engineer; Mrs. Alice Wagner, wife, 595 E. 48th St. WATHNE, RASMUS, master; Mrs. Onnimda Wathne, 114-23 127th South Ozone Park.

WECHSLER, MEYER ERNEST. radio; Mrs. Sarah Wechsler, 354 Pennsylvania Ave. WEINSTEIN, DAVID, wiper; Carl Weinstein, 4219 15th Ave. WILLIAMS.

CARL CAMPBELL. A.B.; Ralph Williams, 35-16 3d Astoria. WINTER. ALBERT STANLEY; Mrs. Edith Winter.

939 68th St. WITHEE, AUBREY FRANCIS, wiper; Mrs. Lena Withee, 299 Flatbush Ave. ZWICKER, CARL master; Mrs Zwlcker, 528 61st St. Forest Hills Man Named by Dewey Former Municipal Court Justice John R.

Davies of Forest Hills, unsuccessful candidate last year for the Republican nomination for Mayor, will head the Dewey for Governor Finance Committee, It. was announced today at the G. O. P. campaign headquarters at 86-15 Lefferts Boulevard, Richmond Hill.

At the same time, it was revealed that John DiLeonardo of Jamaica, chairman of the Second Judicial District Association of Young Republican Clubs, has been named to direct the Republican First Voters League of Queens County by Gean A. Martin of Buffalo, president of the of New York Young Republican Clubs. partment. Emil Johnson, brother, 1477 Bedford Ave. MORFI, RAMON, carpenter; Mrs.

F. Morfi, wife, 60 Amity St. Ml LLADY, DANIEL JOHN, oiler; Mrs. Mabel Morsello, mother, 124 Parrot Place. NELSON, CHARLES HENRY, first engineer; Mrs.

Mary Nelson, wife, 115-06 224th St. Albans. NICOLAI, WALTER MARTIN, A.B.; Mrs. ELsie Nicolai, wife, 3 McCord, Merrick. NIELSEN, NIELS PETER, steward; Mrs.

Charlotte Nielsen, wife, 614 40th St. NILSEN, THOMAS, cook; J. Rel- nersten, father. 1028 74th St. NIXON.

JOSEPHUS NATHANIEL, steward; Mrs. Ellaleen Nixon, wife. 94 McDonough St. O'CONNOR, WILLI AM fireman; Mrs. Mary Christiansin, sister, 973 E.

29th St. OLSEN A AGE RUDOLF, mate; H. Nelson, brother-in-law, 6913 61st Middle Village. OLSEN, SAM, quartermaster; Mills Olsen, brother, 747 59th St. OLSEN.

THEODORE THOMAS, A Mrs. J. T. Walsh, mother, 721 Sterling Place. ORAM, WILLIAM HENRY, quartermaster; Mrs.

M. Morris, sister, 196 St. James Place. PEARCEY, JOSEPH PATRICK. first engineer; Mrs.

Esther Pearcey, wife, 2802 Clarendon Road. PEDERSEN, BJARNE, A Henry Pedersen, brother. 254 68th St. PENNDORF, ALEXANDER, engineer; G. Gonzalez, friend, 239 W.

70th St. TETERS, EDWARD WALTER, fireman; Anna Peters, sister, 1745 E. 2d St. PHILLIPS. RICHARD PETER, third engineer; Mrs.

Alice G. Phillips, wife, 7200, Ridge Boulevard. nt KiRING, JOHN ALEXANDER, purser; J. R. Pickering, father, 89 Fordham WillLslon Park.

RINZ. KARL master; 29 Car-stairs Road. Valley Stream. RABINOWITZ, LOSER, waiter; Joshua Rabinowitz. father, 44-58 Merriok Road, Jamaica.

RAMIREZ, ROBERT, seaman; Mrs. Elena Ramirez, wife, 422 State St. REIGH, DOUGLAS SEBLEY. fireman; Mrs. Bessie Reich, mother.

126 E. 3d St. REIERSON, LEONARD ALBERT, oiler: Mrs. Anna Reierson, mother, 647 St. Even with my I know Beech The Navy Department today keeper; Mrs.

Julia Boks, friend, 651 E. 7th St GOLDSTONE, ARNOLD, fireman; Mrs. Rav Clyne, sister, Elmhurst. GONZALEZ, JUAN, 23 Union St. GONZALEZ, RAMON GOMEZ, first engineer; Mrs.

Sabina Gonzalez, wife, 801 Grand St. GOSSER, FRED EARNEST, carpenter; Teresa Gosser, wife, 451 Park Huntington. GREEN, RICHARD JEFFERSON, A.B.; Mrs. Gertrude Green, mother, 214 94th St. GREENWAY, ADRIAN, oiler; Mrs.

Anne Greenway, mother, 740 Mc-Donough St. GRIMM, GEORGE WASHING-IN'GTON, A.B.; Rose Grimm, sister, 60-59 68th Road, Glendale. GUNN, ROBERT WILLIAM second engineer; Mrs. Rosalind Ciunn, wife, 901 80th St. HANNA, WILLIAM WHITMORE, oiler; Mrs.

Mary Hanna, mother, 409 Decatur St. HAUGEN, ERNEST, cook; Torger Haugen, brother. 251 52d St. HELLQUIST, CARL EINAR, first engineer; Mrs. Freida HellquLst, wife, 1819 Summerfield Ridgewood.

HERNANDEZ, RICARDO, cook; Larusa Hernandez, sister, 15 Tompkins Ave. HILTON. DONALD RICHARD, fireman; Mrs. Ann Hilton, wife. 156 Ansbacs, Oyster Bay.

HOENIXGHAUSEN, WILLIAM FREDERICK, pumpman; Oscar Hoeninghausen, brother, 196 Russell St. HOFFMAN. CARL HEINRKII. steward; R. E.

Hoffman, son, 3207 34th Astoria. HOPE, JOHN BEKNTIN JOHNSON, third mate; John Hope, father, 4608 8th Ave. HI RER, HAROLD WILLIAM, oiler; John Huber, brother, 9127 116th Richmond Hill. HUDSON, CARTER, boatswain; Mrs. M.

Hudson, wife, 110-34 73d Forest Hills. Ill RLSTONE, IVAN FI.ROY, master; Mrs. L. Hurlstone, wife, 4209 Foster Ave. JACOBSEN, ALFRED, purser; Mrs.

M. Jacobsen, wife. 207 E. 3d St. JOHANSON.

ANDERS master; Mrs. E. Johnson, wife, 7901 Ridge Boulevard. JOHN, ERNEST, fireman; 193 Atlantic Ave. KIMPIS, CATAI.INO, messman; 25 Hamilton Ave.

KNUDSEN, RAGNAR, first engineer; Mrs. Florence Knudsen, Wife, 130-47 246th Rosedale. KYLE, ROBERT TAYLOR, oiler; Mrs. Agnes Kyle, wife, 253 61st Street. LABACTI, STEPHEN SAMUEL, wiper; Mrs.

Anna Labach, mother, 21-80 38th Astoria. LANE. GEORGE ANTHONY, waiter; A. Coluin, cousin, 1020 Madison St. LESTER, OTIS, messman; Mrs.

G. Brown, sister. 391 Halsey St. LINDI.EY, HIGH GRAHAM, fourth engineer; Mrs. R.

Barkin, sister. 1637 W. 12th St. LINDSTROM, AXEL, HARALD, boatswain; Knute Lindstroin, brother, 656 53d St. LOPEZ, LORENZO, fireman; Montero, friend, 56 Atlantic Ave.

LOPEZ, PEDRO, pantryman; Mrs. Carmen Lopez, wife, 176 Nostrand Avenue. Ll'NDGERG, CARL JOHN, chief mate; Mrs. J. Lundgerg, wile, 639 58lh St.

MACK. HARRY, Mrs. Sadie Mack. wife. 109 Wyckoff St.

nit.iiii, messman; r. Calabio, niece. 387 Union St. MAIION. JOSEPH MICHAEL.

chief enpineer; Michael Mahon, father. 3215 83d Jackson Heights. MAKKIN.IE. JOHN, ma.ster; Mrs. R.

Makkinje, wife, 346 Evergreen Avenue. MAUNO, JOSEPH, deck hand; Mrs. R. Mancino, mother, 3910 New Utrecht Ave. MANNS, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS, messman; Mrs.

L. Manns, wife. 426 Putnam Ave. MARLAND. WILLIAM, boatswain; Mrs.

G. M.uland, wife, 41 7tli Avenue. MARTIN. VERNON. wi)cr: Mrs.

II. Martin, wife, 109-34 113th Richmond Hill. MASCARENAS, AUGUSTO, cook. 21 President St. MASON, IRA STIMON, first assistant; Harry Misnere, friend, 950 E.

7 th St. McNAMEE, GEORGE ROBERT, second" mate; Mrs. Marie Mc wife, 23 4th Oceanside. McNEAL, LYNTON MARCUS, second mate; Mrs. Lynton M.

Mc-Neal. wife, Asbury Park Road, North Farmingdale. MILLER, HENRY PATRICK, wiper; Mrs. M. Dunn, sister, 325 29! St.

MOLON, EDWARD, wiper; Mrs Frances Bulman, mother, 77 S. 9th St. MONSON, CARL FR1DOLF, oiler: Company, long Island City, N. Y. Now York Bottling Company first engineer; Mrs.

L. Burrell, 37 Botsford Hempstead. C'ASAL, JOSE, second cook; vm- known. 13 Hamilton Ave. CASSELL.

JOHN LEONARD, wip er; N. W. Cassell, 2127 Caton Ave. CHRISTOFFERSON, HJALMER JOHN second mate; Hjalmer Christofferson, 950 80th St. C'Hl'RCHWELL, JOSEPH, purser; Mrs.

Helen Churchwell, 328 Chauncey St. PWDDIO, PETER, barber; R. D'Addio, 33 RldgewOQd Ave. DAVIS, JOSEPH, radio; Mrs. Lilly Davis, 1633 Emmons Ave.

I)E BONFIN, JAOA JOSE, fireman; Mrs. Maude DeBonfin, 373 Columbia St. DE BRITO, MANCEL RLTINO, first cook; Mrs. Mary De Brito, 384 Atlantic Ave. EICHLER, CHARLES AUGUST, messman; M.

Schroeder, 39-32 65th Woodside. ENGLISH, LOUIS GODFREY, seaman; Nicholas English, Road, Melville. FERNANDEZ, CADENZA, mess-man; Mrs. Natlvadid Fernandez, 34 Atlantic Ave. FERNANDEZ, DOMINGO ROZ- GIRO, steward; Santan Da Rocha, 340 Henry St.

FILOMENO, ICHMALL, messman; It. Acosta, friend, 88 Hopkins St. GARCIA, FRANCISCO SAM- PERIO, oiler; Mrs. Frances Garcia, 61 Joralemon St. IIAGLAND, RICHARD, chief mate; Hans Hagland.

139-14 Whitelaw Ozone Park. HANSON, ALVEN LORONCE, oiler; Mrs. Laura Hanson, 75-10 3d Ave. HEIS. ALBERT, wiper; Mrs.

Dora Heis. 530 Herzyl St. IIOERLE, WALTER CHARLES. third mate; C. J.

Hoehrle, 150 Grove Sea Cliff. IIOLLGER, CARL BERNARD, oiler; R. E. Register, 1784 Albany Avenue. HOLMES, WILLIAM 1IILERY, first assistant; Mrs.

M. A. Holmes, 220 St. James Place. JOHANESSEN, JOHAN EMIL, third engineer; Andred Thornsen, 4207 8th Ave.

JOHANSEN. HARSTOX, oiler; O. Joelsen, 158 E. Pine Long Beach. JONES, LORIXG FARNl'M, junior officer; George W.

Jones, 82 Centre Lynbrook. JORGENSEN, HARVEY BROMAN, oiler; Ole Horgensen, 602 1 9th Avenue. I.ARKIN, THOMAS JOSEPH, utility; Andrew F. Larkin, 86-30 55th Elmhurst. LARSEN.

OLAF ANTON, second mate; Mrs. Ruth Larson, 6815 7th Ave. ACKERMANN, CURT, oiler; Dowling, 202 Park Place. ALMEIDA, JOHN, fireman; S. Silver, 5 Hamilton Ave.

ANDERSON, BURT, seaman; William Behnke, friend, 238 Garfield Place. AN KARL, boatswain Miss Ellen Reid, 108 E. 2d St. ARCAY, EMILIANO, seaman; Mrs. Camela Arcay, 124 Wyckoff St.

AVESTRUZ, FELIMON, messman; Angel Astorga, 60 Johnson St. BALDWIN, ERNEST DONALD, seaman; Mrs. Baldwin, 9 Tower Huntington Station. BERESHEIM, CHARLES JOHN, third mate; Mrs. Estelle Bere-sheim, 25 Cottage Court, Freeport.

BODDEN, HENRY, second mate; Mrs. Nadine Bodden, 124 Cheshire Place, Sunnyside. BRADLEY, EDWARD JOSEPH, messman; F. Dertelle, 114 Wall Brooklyn. BREEN, JOHN JOSEPH, oiler; Mrs.

Catherine Breen, 924 Lincoln Place. BREYVOGEL, AUGUST JOSEPH, steward; Mrs. J. Byers, 4547 171st Flushing. BRITTINGHAM, THOMAS EVERETT, first engineer; Mrs.

Mildred Brittlngham, 2 Filmore Place, Freeport. CALAFATO, HI.IPPO CHARLES, wiper; Mis. Angelina Calarato, 2025 Coleman St. CALLAHAN. VINCENT HANWAY, seaman; Mrs.

Mary Callahan, 15 St. John's Place. CAMACHO, Jl'STO, wiper; Mrs. Osaias Camacho. 602 Pacific St.

CAMACHO, SANTOS, oiler; Mrs. Isaac Camacho, 171 Court St. CAMBIGIANIS. JOHN GEORGE. first engineer; Mrs.

Evangeline Cambigianis, 325 i8th St. CARTER, WILLIAM chief engineer; Mrs. Florence Carter, 7420 Ridge Boulevard. CART WRIGHT, WILLIAM KENNETH, third engineer; Mrs. Anna Cartwright.

1086 Prospect Place. CHARRY, ELI, seaman; Mrs. R. Charry, 45 Grafton St. CHUNOSOFF, PETER NICHOLAS, cadet; Mrs.

Ceceila Chunosoff, 100 Greene Ave. CLARK, ROBERT CLINTON, oiler; H. Clark, 8925 Parsons Boulevard, Jamaica. COLUCCIO, VINCENZO THOMAS, seaman: Mrs. Marie Coluccio, 71-74 69th Place, Glendale.

CARONIA, PAUL, oiler; Mrs. Rase Caronia, wife, 227 Lawrence Inwood. CORREA, JAMES EISTACIIIO, messboy; Aroanjo Crasto, cousin, 22 Atlantic Ave. COSTAIN, JOHN, baker; Mrs. Mary Costain, wife, 7201 Ridge Boulevard.

COULTER. JAMES EDWARD, wiper; Edward Coulter, brother, 181 Eagle St. COVERT. GRAHAM POTTER, third mate; Mrs. M.

Covert, mother, Ronkohkoma. DALRYMPLE, EPENUTUS WOOD, A.B.; Elmer J. Dalrymplo, son; 133-52 39th Flushing. DAVID, GERONIMO. oiler; Mrs.

Helen David, wife. 2C0 Siegel St. DEAN, JOHN CHARLES, chief engineer; Mrs. Rose Augusta Dean, wife, 1451A 76th St. DE VITO, MICHAEL, oiler; Mrs.

Carmela De Vito, mother, 223 25th Astoria. DONYOSO, PELES, cook; care of American Legion, 133 Sand St. EICHEL, CHARLES FLETCHER, purser; Mrs. Anna Eichcll, wife, 148-20 88th Jamaica. EKSTROM, ROBERT, A.B.: Elrov Brody, friend, 3241 159th Flushing.

ERICKSON, RICHARD, messman. Irene Molloy, aunt, 192 Carlton Avenue. FAHY, HENRY CHARLES, messman; Mrs. Anna Fahy, mother, 419 Elmwood Ave. I EI.

ID JOHN. A.B.; Mrs. Ada Felida. wife, 237 Reid Ave. FINDLAY, WILLIAM JOHN, chief steward; Mrs.

Lucille Findley, wife, 3768 C4th Woodside. FLETCHER, ALBERT HENRY, second mate; Mrs. A. H. Fletcher, wife, 120 Homestead Amity- I ville.

i TLYNN, THOMAS JAMES, fire-! man; Fred P. Flynn, cousin, 83d St. and 14th Ave. IREITAG. ADAM ALBERT, seaman; Mrs.

Loretta Freitig, mother. 119-19 193d St. Albans. FUENTAS, ANTONIO ALICEO, seaman; Amparo De Jesus, cousin, 131 Columbia St. GAFFERY, JOHN JOSEPH, second engineer; Louise Avilla, sister, 142 Coffey St.

GAGE, EVERET EARL, third mate; Mrs. Evangeline Gage, mother, 4129 46th Long Island City. GAINES, EDWARD JOSEPH, seaman; Margaret Wolthe.s, sister, 290 powers St. GARCIA, LOUIS GIII.LERMO, wiper; Mrs. Cecilia (ian-ia, wile.

116 Sullivan St. GOERKE, HUGO HENRY, linen Ptpil-Col It mid only by Pipsl-Col Authorlztd Bottltr; ftpd-Coio I jMfC jfS I I TR 5-5700 MENDING RODRIGUEZ. JULIO, fireman; 193 Atlantic Ave. RODRIGUEZ, MANUEL. oiler; Mrs.

L. Stowe Rodriguez, wife. 167 Hall St. ROGERS, ABEL. A Mrs.

Maria Rogers, wife. 47 Sackett St. ROKSTAD, JOHAN BERNARD OLSEN; Mrs. Dorothy Rokstad. wife, 514 Clinton St.

SAN NICOLAS, EI LEGIO, chief engineer; Norica San Nicolas, sister, 1434 E. 45th St. SCANLON, DANIEL third engineer; Mrs. Anna Scanlon, mother. 1005 Beverly Road.

SCANLON, WILLIAM EWING. first engineer; Mrs. William E. Scanlon. wife, 115-66 St.

Albans. SCHOOP, LEOPOI.DO. waiter; Mrs. Mary Schoop, sister-in-law, 293 Columbia St. SCHWARTZ, MICHAEL, seaman; Mrs.

Helen Schwartz, mother, 9 Brighton 8th Court. SCHRODE, ANTON NESTORE, messboy; Miss S. Schrode, daughter. 151-31 10th Whltestone. SEAMAN, GEORGE, first engineer; Mrs.

Agnes Seaman, wife, 25-16 18th Astoria. SEE, ROBERT JAMES, cadet; K. See. brother, 25 Prospect Place. SEYMOUR, JAMES EDWARD, Mrs.

Delphina Seymour, wife, 349 Furman St. SMITH. ARTHUR COVELL. first mate; Mrs. Saima Smith, wife.

189-07 Williamson Springfield Gardens. SOLANO. JUAN, oiler; B. Perez. 188 Columbia St.

STRODACH. CONSTANTINE PETER, third mate'; diaries Work. 236 13th St. STURTZ, WILLIAM JACOB, seaman; Mrs. F.

Sturtz, mother, 5509 96th Elmhurst. SYKES. HOWARD ELBERT, assistant; Mrs. Louis Sykes, wife, 105 Quincy St. TAMAYO.

MANSUETO MAVPA, A Mrs. Tamayo, wife, 41 Summit St. AM BINT, 1IORGEN KRISTIAN, eyes closed Nut flavor! tlio fruits you it's glass jars know what's Gimo Stucc, ft liver SHOP I'nlrinlic To I'rrsrrt i ix sn yarn r.a.i. CLOTHES 'IS Mm' WHEN'vegeublesitaste fresh and tender and are smooth and luscious, can bet your bootees, Beech-Nut you're eating. Beech-Nut foods look nice too clear colors in shining jars.

Mother says the glass are such a help. I wouldn't about that, but I do know in them is delicious. EXPERT FABRIC RE-WEAVING Check your Fall clothes they con still see extra smart service. If you find tears, motn holes, rips or burns bring them to Namm's mendmg specialists. You'll be delighted with our skillful repair service with our reasonable prices for c'othes conservation.

QUICK HOSE REPAIR SERVICE Pulls, snags, runs and holes on silk, nylon, rayon, quickly and effectively mended. 1 run23o 2 runs nor 3 runs 33c FASHION ACCESSORIES REPAIRED Gloves Cleaned and Umbrellas Repaired Repaired Zippers Fixed Handbags Repaired NAMM'S iitt'e mendng shop Street Floor STRAINED. Spinich. Sqmih, Cirron, Bans. Bctl.

Peal, Prunes, Appl. Apricot Je Applet, Blendtd OrcsJ, Vcgctiblc Soup. Uvct lad but Soup. CHOPPED. Vttbl Btrf tic.

Birlry, Vffiibln If Umb with Rtcc. Bcxii.berTt.Prunrt. Apricon ic Apple Stuce, Vfetsble Soup, Beef Soup. Because most of (he Sirsined Foods nt M.i PULE. DANIEL C.

seaman; Mrs. Margaret MacPhee, 321 Simpson St. MADSON, OLVA THEODOR, maintenance; T. Christenscn. friend, 462 Court St.

MARTINEZ, fireman; Anna Perez, 58 Hicks St. MARTINEZ, JUAN, fireman, Au- gusttn Boab, friend, 166 Columbia St. NILSSON, EINAR ARNULF, first mate; Mrs. O. Nilsson, 7101 Colonial Road.

OAKLEY, MICHAEL JAMES BASIL, chief engineer; Mrs. An-' nie Oakley, 92 Oreene Ave. OPPENHEIMER. EDWARD, fireman; Mrs. Gertrude Butler.

41-14 40th Long Island City. OR BASE, CAM'TO OLA. messman; Mrs. Marie Orbase, 3004 Neptune Ave. TALEOLOGAS, BASILIOS, third engineer; Mrs.

Lulu Palcologa, 653 47th St. REY, MANUEL CARNEIRO. second pumpman; Mrs. Theresa Vilarlno, i 78 S. 1st St.

8TOLTZ, EINAR, second mate; John Stoltz, 164 Bay Ridge Ave. WACIISMAN, HERMAN, head waiter; Miss Isolda Wachsman, 150-11 88th Jamaica. WEIR, JOSEPH PATRICK, messman; Mrs. R. Weir, 4C9 47th St.

tvtiltbie in rhe form of Chopped Foods, your btbr cio protess from one to rhe other. tlroost without rcilinnj it. Beech-Nut STRAINED FOODS ANO CHOPPED FOODS I I ft. '1ctJ i 4 i fit A.t 7 1 i I sl yy fc if ft i 1 i I 'i I' 1 i- SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS NEEDED FOR WAR WORK CAN BE LEARNED IN ONE WEEK WRITE FOR NAME OF RECOGNIZED SCHOOL t'ltllttw WILLIAM DUNN, Vocational Guidance Burcou Brooklyn Eoglt, Brooklyn, THE DRINK WITH food energy DRINK WITH QUICK FOOD ENERGY Name Addres Day OVER THE TOP FOR VICTORY wit UNITED STATES WAR BONDS-STAMPS en 'i.