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BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRI OCT 6, 1944 Frnm Arpa Killer! I 104 Local Men on List 4 Wounded. One 'Lecture Gives Insight Of 2,537 Slain in Action Rachel Rinaldl. mother, 107-24 Corona Coronu. RIPO, Pvt. George Josephine Rlpo, sister.

Ill Battery Ave. RIVELAND. Sgt. Olaf Mrs. Flor-j ence Riveland, wife.

559 50th St, SCHWARTZ, Pvt. Alvin Bernard Schwartz, 2344 E. 26th St. SIMONS, Sgt. Anthony-Mrs.

El- veta Simons, mother, 31-90 33B Astoria. SOHOKOSKI, Sgl Freddy A. Louis Sorokoski, father, Box 334. Greenvale. Missing, Says Navy Into Child's Emotions 94 th of Students Teaching.

Brook Thompson of EDWARDS, Corp. Irving S. Clarence Edwards, lather. 25 David Depart mi WOOD, Pfc Frank John Wood, lather, 264 43d St. YOUNG, Corp Angus Herman Young, father, 141-28 253d St, Rosedale.

YOUNG, Pfc. Cyril-Mrs Mabel Baumgartner. sister 187 Windsor Parkway. Hempstead MEDITERRANEAN AREA ANDREI HENKO, Pvt. Andrew Mrs Esther Andrechenko.

mother, 162 Manhattan Ave AKICO. Pfc. Anthony Jennie Arico. mother, 22 2d St EVDOKIAS, Pfc. Alexander George Evdokias.

lather 108-54 39th Corona FASANELLA, Pvt. Thomas Mrs. Phyllis Fasanella, lie, 3379 12th GIUNTA, Pvt Joseph Mrs Rose B. Giunta, mother. 101-15 90th Ozone Park.

GUZOSKI. Pfc Theodore -Mrs. ol of Child Guidance, Department of Education, talked on "How the Chdd Feels About Himself yester- guard, including 49 Whites Lane. Southampton. FITZPATBICK, Pfc.

James Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, mother, 216 I Washington, Oct. 6 (U.R)-The War Department made public today the shames of 2,537 soldiers killed in ction in the Astatic, Central Pacific, European, Mediterranean, arid Southwest Pacific areas. The following 104 Brooklyn. Queens and Long jsland men are included: ASIATIC AREA BARTIROMO, Pfc.

Pasquale Car- mine Bartlromo, father, 1125 58th Street, and J4 DUMBS, of a Locust Valley Stream. GOLDSMITH, Pvt. Harry TESTA, Pfc. Salvatore Onifara Testa, father, 399 Chauneey St. THEUMAN, Sgt.

Edgar L. Mrs. Eleanor M. Cramer, sister, 9 Bay Freeport. TRUISI, Ptc.

Victor Mrs. Anna Truisi. mother. 2357 Haring St. TURNER, Pfc.

Sam Urtar Turner. FA8ANO, Pfc. John Peter Fas-ano. father, 27 N. Elliot Place.

FIORE, Pvt. Pasquale N. Frank Fiore. father, 126-13 Inwood Jamaica FISHER, 1st Lt. Charles Max Fisher, father, 648 70th St.

GOLDBERG, Pfc Sol and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, parents. 822 Myrtle Ave. GOUVE1A, Pvt. Joseph Mrs.

E. Gouveia, mother. 5718 3d Ave GRAY, Sgt. George Mrs. Mary Gray, wife, 318 13th St GREENBERG, Capt Hyman Abraham Greenberg, father.

632 Grand Street. GROTTANO, Pvt. Louis L. Mrs Antoinetta Grottano. mother.

26-39 96th St Jackson Heights. HADEN. Staff Sgt. William Harold F. Haden.

father, 248-11 40th Ave. Little Neck. Hl'BER. Pvt. Otto Mrs Gertrude Huber.

wife. 407 37th St KRAMER. 1st Lt. Frederick J. Mrs.

Anna C. Kramer, mother, 57-28 Lane. Maspeth, KRVIVSK1, Pfc. Nicholas Mrs. Tetlu Kryivski.

mother. Eastport LLOYD. Pfc. George Edna L. Lloyd, wife.

502 E. 7th St. LOTAKIS, Pfc. Stephen George A. Lotakis, father, 48-47 38th Sunnyside.

REEL, Pvt. Walter, Jr. Mrs. Emma Gussie Goldsmith, motner, osw Williams Ave. HEIDELBERGER, Tech Sgt Sleg-vert S.

Mrs. Caroline Heidel- berger, mother, 88-64 62d Drive. tures given in the Fort Greene Health Center, 295 Flatbush Ave Extension, under the auspices ol the Fort Greene Health Committee of Neighborhood Health Development. The series, open to teachers professional workers, mothers and those about -Mental Hygiene Through I kBLESSINGTON, Tech. Sgt.

John J. and bringing the total casualties to 66.018 since Pearl Harbor. The following eight Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men are included: DELILLO. Pfc. Eugene marine, wounded Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Delillo. parents 602 Grand St DWYER. Pfc. Thomas marine.

woundedMr. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer. parents. 94-63 219th St, Queens Village.

FERTIG, Pfc. Louis W. marine, wounded Louis V. Fertig. 24-42 32d St, Long Island City.

GATTO, Platoon Sgt. Joseph marine, dead Mr. and Mrs. Nick! Gat to. parents.

25 Devoe St HAPPE, Pfc. John J. Agnes Guzoski 59-77 57th lyn College. The lectures are being given in co-operation with the "Brooklyn Mfntal Hygiene Committee of the Brooklyn Council for Social Planning and the New York Committee on Mental Hygiene, Lecturers Listed Speakers will be Adele Franklin educator; Dr. Howard Potter, professor of clinical psychiatry, Loiv Island College of Medicine; Dr.

Henry Hansburg. Bureau of Child Guidance, Department of Education; Dr. Peter Bios. Institute of Human Development, Mrs. Philip Houtz.

Jewish Board of Guardians; Dr. Sol Ginsburg, associate psychiatrist. Mt. Sinai Hospital; Lawrence K. Frank.

Institute of Human Development; Prof. Charles Skinner, professor of education. New York University; Jessie Crampton. chairman of the mental hygiene committee, Brooklyn Council for Social Planning, and Dr. C.

H. Bellinger, director, Brooklyn State Hospital. Several field trips will be Included Driv father, 61 Rockmarl: Elmont. WHITTLE, Pfc. Robert Mrs.

Sarah Whittle, mother, 30-68 41st Long Island City. WILEY, Sgt. John Kenneth M. Wiley, brother, 37-55 82d St, Jackson Heights WOOP. Sgt, Walter-Mrs.

Edith Dunn, mother, 40-16 73d Jackson Heights. YOUNG, 2d Lt. Robert Mrs. Margaret Young, mother, 719 Schenectady Ave. ZAGER, Pfc.

Max Harry Zagei 466 Sheffield Ave. EUROPEAN AREA ANDREOLI, Pfc Joseph Ruth Z. Andreoli, wife, 32-80 31st Astoria. uinc u. Biessmgton.

tamer, 116-15 222d St St. Albans. DOOLEY, Pvt. Hyacinth Hyacinth J. Dooley, father, 570 5th Avenue.

SOLOMON, Staff Sgt. Robert Mrs. Fannie Solomon, mother, 238 Stockton St. STEIN, Pvt. Paul-Mrs.

Pearl Feld- man, sister, 323 Bradford St. CENTRAL PACIFIC AARON, Staff Sgt. Henry James Aaron father, 864 49th St. BIANCO, Pvt. Anthony J.

Charles Blanco, brother. 372 Leonard St. BLASSI, Pfc. Thomas R. -Thomas Blassl, father, 147 Withers St.

BORYSINK, Pfc. Paul Mrs. Olga Borysink, mother, 1682 Parkway -Mr md Mrs JESNES, 2d Lt. Michael Jr. Mrs.

Catherine Jesnes. mother. 31-32 Greenpoint Long Island City. KATTAU, Staff Sgt. James Charles H.

Kattau, father, 544 Medford Ave. Patchogue. LeMIEUX. Sgt. Henry A.

Oliver LeMleux, father. 501 Washington LoCURTO, Staff Sgt. Joseph J. Jean A. LoCurto, sister.

91-03 102d Richmond Hill. LONGO. Pfc John Mrs Josephine Longo. mother. 38-58 11th St.

Long island City. MANSEY, Pfc. Frederick John Mansey. father. 1281 Renxsen Ave.

McGUE. Stuff Sgt. Thomas F. Jr. Thomas McGue, father, 633 E.

89th St MORROW. Ut Lt Henrv Ruth 168-29 Hillside Ave, 'Children are sensitive." Dr. Thompson said. "They cannot always express their feellngl, Many of them carry a burden of self- depreciation and anxiety which Would astonish adults. Under-1 standing how a child feels about himself, his home and Ml companions is the first step in helping him toward a satisfactory adjust- Explaina Anger Citing several cases of apparent disobedience referred to her, she said, "I have found that all many a so-called bad child needs is a bit of understanding on the part of the parent, teacher or adult friend." Describing anger in a child, Dr Thompson declared, "Children will often work off an excess layer of anger through bad or queer behavior.

The children are not necessarily bad because they wish to be but because they cannot help it and at the time of their misbehavior are probably working off an emo-1 MARCHESS, Pvt. Frank -Mrs. Marie Marchese, mother, 307 MI-ASI. Pic Lee-Mrs. Julia M.

Mensi. wile. 325 2d Greenport. REGAN, Sgt Robert Daniel Regan, father, 51-86 Manila St, Elmhurst. ROSOLINO, Sgt James L.

Mrs. Filomena Rosolino. mother, 63 TOS, Sgt. Carl Ida Tos, mother. 48-26 47th Woodside.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC BISHOP. 2d Lt. Jame.s K. Mrs, Kate R. Bilshop.

mother, 128 82d HELLMITTH, Pvt. Raymond F. Frederick Hellmuth, lather. 133-08 228th Laurelton. INFANGER.

Sgt. Gerard J-Mrs. Ruth Infanger. wife. 221-17 134th Road.

Springfield Gardens, LAVIN, Capt Joseph Jr Mrs. Marie E. Lavin, wife. 87-46 137th Jamaica. MULGANNON, Pfc.

Robert Ann Mulgannon Muror, sister, 45 Willetls Ave, West Hempstead. POLL Pfc Paul Mrs. Maddelena Poli. mother, 33-20 101st Mrs. ROBERTS, 1st Lt Harold Mrs.

Agnes Gillespie, sister, 130 120th St, Rockaway Beach. RUFFINI, Pvt. Peter Ben- venuta Ruffini, mother, 26-22 18th Astoria. SATTLER, Corp Joseph Mrs. Lauretta M.

Saltier, wife, 792 Halsey St. SCHECTER, Pfc. Karl-Mrs. Rose Schecter, mother 4920 New Utrecht Happe, 113-02 204th St. Al- KANTOR.

Torpedomans Mate. 3d Class Sol, navy, missing Mr and Mrs Israel Kantor, parents. 84 E. 94th St. MUNN.

Aviation Radioman 2d Class Rogers Rene, navy, dead Mrs. Thelma Lee Munn. mother. 110 Remsen St 'Previouslv reported missing on March 16. 1944, list.) YAFFE, Seaman 1st Class Irving Herman, navy, dead Mr and Mrs.

Harry Yaflc parents. 87 Lesion St. (Previoush reported miss- ing Jan. 31. 1944 New Leg Lock Fort Leavenworth.

Kan. iu.Pl Corp. Thomas H. Griffith of the' Reception Center here knew that full army garb was a little diffi- COLBERT, Staff Sgt Howard V.Edward Colbert, father. 105-31 62d Hon will be given at the conclusion.

Draft Board vs. Mumps Augusta. Kan. u.P Frank Shaffer of Leon is a problem to his dlaU 'Ted' Th f'rSt Shaffer quarantine because his wife had the mumps On the second call Shaffer's babv had the mups. The third time the board summoned him Shaffer had the mumps.

The I fCCRIGAN, Pfc. Charles Mrs. BIRNBAl M. Pvt. Allrrt-Leo Birn- baum, father.

21 Malta St. BONET. 2d Lt. Peter Mrs. Santa M.

Bonet, wife 43-30 40th St Sunnyside. BROWNE, Pvt. Richard Mrs. Richard J. Browne, wife.

28-19 42d St, Long Island City. CANCIGLIA, Corp. Joseph Joseph Canclslia. father, 7303 12th Ave. CANFORA.

Pvt. John Edward Can- fora. father, 2253 62d St. C1ANTRO, Pfc Philip J. Mrs.

Marie Ciantro. wife. 212 N. 8th St. CONLON.

Sut. Jame.s Mrs. Mary Elliott, mother. 368 87th St, COSTON. Pvt.

Thomas J. Mrs. Mary V. Eckstadt, mother, 28-17 29th St, Astoria. DONOVAN.

Pvt. John Thomas Donovan, father, 330A Lafayette SCHEPKER, Pvt Herbe Mrs, Lsie Corngan, mother, 478-A 16th Street. REAN, Pfc. John N. Katherine Crean, sister, 25-37 E.

14th St. CURCIO, Pfc. Anthony Mrs. Teresa Curcio, mother, 54-15 102d Corona. E.

Morrow, sister 30-18 Broadway. Long Island City. NAPOLI, Sgt. John A Mrs. Josephine Napoli.

2237 E. 7th St. PARISI. Pfc. Carmelo Mrs.

Eugene Parisi. mother, 1256 Tabor PECORELLA, Pvt. Stefano Charles Pecorella, brother. 30 Moore St. RACZ, Sgt.

George Mrs. Catherine Racz, mother, 616 Seneca Ridgewood RANKER. Tech. Sgt John A. Mrs.

Helen Biro, aunt 20-48 35th Long Island City. REILLY, Sgt, Daniel F. Mrs. Mary Reillv. mother.

194 Cooper St. RINALDI, Pvt. Orfeo Mrs. Adele Schepker, mother, 467 Pacific St. SEUBERT, Pfc.

Howard Mrs. E. uoert, mother. 568 72d St. SIEGEL, Corp.

Seymour Morris Siegel. father 259 Kosciusko St. SMITH. Pvt. John B.

Mrs. Dorothy Smith wife, 134-14 Franklin Ave Flushing. WALDMAN, Pvt. Harry Mrs. Ida S.

Waldman, mother, 272 Grand St. Korean Income Low In 1938 per capita ini Japanese dominated Korea than $30 in terms of 'understand The series will continue through Jan. 18. The course will be recognized for alertness credit by the Department of Education. Dr.

Jacob H. Landes is director of the course and the co-ordinator is Dr. Lester D. Crow, assistant professor of education and co-ordinator of Educa- Sl.v while DIOGUARDO, Staff Sgt. Dominick M.

Mrs. Camilla Dioguardo, mother, 79 West Patchcgue. DOIGHERTY, Sgt William William Dougherty, father, 54 Housman St. DYKES, Pfc. Bruce Mrs.

Gertrude 1.500,- rifle range. He Plenty of Coffee Brazil will ship more thi 000.000 pounds of coffee United States this year. money, compared with a per capita average of from $500 to $600 in the United States. GET READY AlSERS "PACKERS CLERK-TYPISTS iSS'liS SUB WIRING large u'epaRTMENT STORE Comm.rci.l nwulrrt -SS1 on.L FOR WINTER! AUTOS WANTED 17 iMamjfttmi. 5,000 Cars Waated I STUDEBAKEK 1 9.11 PAY TOP PRICES 88S lloor BROOKLYN'S LARGEST BUYER 61 SSoor sedan.

MAin 2-2440 i8B3g Brooklyn Auto Sales 4) 354 FLATBUSH AVE. M' 11 Ll A U. S. BEST TRUCK SALES will pav limit VuT'li'i FOB ANY YEAR CAR 521.1" tSilLkt hod, BUYER WIU CALL WITH CASB JSK 14 uJS OR DRIVE TO TIK hrSroln i ton plrk-up FE1NSM1TH 12 EMPIRE BLVD. akc.il..

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