The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 25, 1951 Gl Wounded in Trying To Save His Buddies Fulton at Lawrence, BROOKLYN 33 West 34th Street, NEW YORK OPEN SATURDAY 'TIL 6:00 P. M. country to live with his rela tives two years ago. He went into service last November and Pvt. Vincent Scafa, 21, who was born in Brooklyn but taken to Europe by his Italian-born mother when he was only six months old following the death of his father, is in a is a member of the 21st Infan try Regiment, 24th Division.

Others reported on today's list are: Korean hospital, wounded in Capt. Victor M. Pirowski, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Pirowski, 68 Hallock Farm- ingdale, killed in action; Pfc, iffiUB i ULster 5-1600 Timothy Lynch, brother of v.5 Mrs.

Catherine Corkery, 365 62d Pvt. Juan A. Morales, friend of Hilo Lopez, 215 Johnson Pfc. Oouglas D. Murray, son of Mrs.

Ruby Burrowes, the temple. He was hit while attempting to save some buddies. The official notification to his uncle, Joseph Scafa of 7004 Bay Parkway, with whom he has resided since 1949, gave April 26 as the date he suffered his wounds. His name appears on today's Department of Defense casualty list. An orphan, his mother having died in Europe, he was educated overseas and came to this 97-18 34th -Corona, and Pfc.

Edward Snow son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 45- 30 Court Square, Long Island City, wounded in action. LE GASPI, John 90 Nevins Air Force. Brooklyn Enlistees NEWSOME, Jesse, 153 Sumner Air Force.

The following Brooklyn en O'CONNOR. John D. 97 Spencer Army. listments were reported today by the Army and Air Force Recruiting Station, 271 Wash PHALEN, John 315 Adelphi Air Force. SAMUELS, Stanley, 1408 New ington DISPENZIERI, Salvatore, 241 Buffalo Army.

York Airborne. OUTWARD BOUND Led by thiee Korean war heroes who were recently awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, 5,000 men of the 8th Infantry Regimental Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, paraded yesterday prior to going overseas, and here the fighting men, aboard a ferry bound for Sraten Island, gaze at famed New York skyline receding in the distance. TERTECHNY, William, 17 Clifford Place, Army. GAMBINO. John, 1095 Madison THOMPSON, Harold 453 Army.

Carlton Airborne. GOLD, Paul 919 Eastern Parkway, Army. BALTIMORE BOY UNHURT HALF IDE, Albert 433 Warning of Mock Air Raid Sounded to Bay Ridge Area AFTER 3-STORY LEAP Franklin Air Force. Baltimore, May 25 (U.R) HARRINGTON, Joseph 1412 Amazed Johns Hopkins Hos New York Air Force. man 91-10 34th Jackson Heifhts Vootional High Schools Cl(ts of January, 1951 AUTOMOTIVE TRADES Aidrew DiMarlno, 289 Ainslie Sreet.

AVIATION TRADES Ken-rKh Stephenson, 552 Putnam ivenue. WOODROW WILSON Ida 55 GRADUATES WIN AWARDS OF SCHOLARSHIPS Twenty-nine boys and 26 girls were selected todav to receive HOLDER, Ira 776 Quincy simulate either an old-fashioned raid or the effects of an atomic pital doctors said yesterday that five-year-old Joseph Zelinski who jumped from a third story bomb wkich has fallen a dis Air Force. HOTTINGER, Raymond 99 E. Seaview Drive, Air Force. LAURIE, Charles 3015 window to avoid being left tance away, will take about 20 alone, suffered no injury in his minutes.

Police Capt. William Brighton 13th Air Force. Ileap. Reimels is in charge. Generoso Pope memorial schol-pPf lin 13418 227th st" Lau" niiiitiiiiiiiiLiiitiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiitJitiiittitiMiiiijiitiiiititiiirtiujiiMiijirijiii)ittiittiiiiiitiiiitii(iiiaiitutitiiii iniiatttitiitiiiiuatiui UMiiiuiiitiiiiitiJik arship awards donated by tliq METROPOLITAN Phyllis DELIGHTFULLY AIR CONDITIONED Bay Ridge residents were alerted today for a mock air raid on the Brooklyn Public Library branch at 95th St.

and 4th Ave. tonight at 9 o'clock. Air raid wardens of the Fort Hamilton precinct have planned to make the simulated raid as realistic as possible with sound effects and fireworks. There will be sirens, too, but not the regular air raid warning sirens. Various other city departments will send token forces to the exercise.

The mock air raid, which will Wein, 245 Lenox Road. Class of June, 1951 ALEXANDER HAMILTON Rubin Pittman, 1973 Bergen Street. EVERY DAY IS A VALUE -PACKED DAY AT BOTH MAYS! Students to Take Draft Deferment Tests Tomorrow Six schools of higher learning in Brooklyn will be the scene of tomorrow's Selective Columbus Citizens Committer for needy and deserving gradi1 ates of New York City's publt academic and vocational higi schools. Generoso Pope president of the sponsoring organlzatim, will preside at award cce-mordes to be held in the Cornell Chamber in City Hall on Monday at 11:30 a.m., at wlich Mayor Impellitteri will preent the prizes. Dr.

William Jaisen, Superintendent of and Oscar R. Ewing, Federa' Security Administrator, will participate. The scholarships, valied at $11,000, are granted on thdbasis of scholarships, service ihd financial need without regxd for race, color or religion. Ttey formerly -were known the Christopher Columbus scholarship awards but the tile was changed in memory of Generoso Pope founder aid first president of the Columlus Citi Huge Savings on Washable Service College Qualification BOYS' BASQUE SHIRTS Test, during which college students will seek to avoid military service until their educations have been completed. Those turning in high scores in the examinations become Asks Separation From Opera Tenor Mrs.

Mary F. Castellanos of 444 Fenimore St. has pending in Brooklyn Supreme Court an action for separation and alimony from her husband, Rene Castelar, operatic tenor, it became known today. The tenor, who has appeared with various opera companies here and abroad, has been singing in Miami Beach night clubs since last October and has filed eligible for draft deferment, but Selective Service officials Reg. $1 to $1.40 have stressed the point that the decision in each case rests with the local draft board.

However, the boards have been asked to give deferment considerations zens Committee and ublisher of the Italian languaie news paper, II Progresso Itao-Ameri- suit there for divorce, claiming to have become a Florida cano, who died April 3, 1950. More than 500 persons, includ to those doing well on the tests. The examinations will be conducted at 9 a.m. tomorrow In Brooklyn College, Brooklyn Law School, Long Island University, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, Pratt Institute and St. John's University.

resident. ing the parents of thewinners, Recently ustice Murray w-ill witness the presaitations. Hearn denied motions by Mrs. Castellanos for an injunction to Entertainment will offered by the Sanitation Department restrain her husband from pro ceeding with his suit and for temporary alimony, leaving the jF m' "GOING PLACES?" PHONE MA. 4-6200 FOR IDEAS MON A.M.-5 P.M.

alimony issue to be decided by the justice who wil preside over her action. Band and the Police. Department Glee Club. Rrooklyn and Quems winners follow. Academic High Schools Class of January, 195 STU YVES ANT Frank Po-lestino, 38-18 25th Long Island City.

BAY RIDGE Edith Turner, 270 Wakeman Place. EASTERN DISTRICT Re-nee Feldman, 89 Hoopir St. FRANKLIN K. LANE Wallace McDonald, 152 Login St. JAMES MADISON try Gra-ber, 2195 E.

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