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4 BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUES OCT. 10, 1944 110 FROM AREA WOUNDED Hi Proceeds From Card Party To Aid Big Sister Shelter Proceeds from bridge'party held jy the Brooklyn Catholic Big sisters will be used to help maintain the Big Sisters shelter for homeless girls. Mrs. James N. Ryan Is presl- With Our Blf i RE Washington, Oct.

10 (U.R) The War Department today made public the names of 3,067 soldiers wounded in action In the European area. The followine 110 Brooklyn. Queens and Long Island men are Included: ALTIGIERI. Sgt. Victor-Mrs.

Sa-1 bAUigierl, mother, 1779 W. 6th ASMERWICK, Pfc. Otto Ole As-j merwick. father. 479 Senator St.

BARRETT, Pfc. Edward A. Charlotte Barrett, wife, Locust I Valley. BARRY, Pvt. James -Mrs.

Irene Barry, mother, 240 Windsor riace. i BECK, Pfc. Harold A Mrs. Mary Dobson. sister, 67-15 50th Woodside.

BORGIA, Pfc. Michael Domi- nick Borgia, father, 311 Clarkson Avenue. BORGWARDT. Pvt Andrew-Mrs. 7...

rZ 1465 Broadway. i I 11am Quitsch, father, 193 Rich i mond St. RAICH Pfc John Ella Oabay, jriend 8th St raila Ramonas mother 212 ut 8t. BEED A fc street sak ARIASEN. Pfc.

Robert John Sakariasen, father, 975 57th Street. SALITURI, Pvt. Domlnlck Frank Salituri, father, 104-39 48th Corona SCHUCHMAN, 2d Lt. David Mrs. Esther Schuchman, mother, 1375 E.

8th St. SCHWARTZ. Pvt. Sam Mrs. Freda Schwartz, wife, 2069 Union St.

SCOLA, Pvt. Sebastian A. Mrs. Sadie Scola, wife, 303 Glenmore Avenue. SELTZER, Pvt.

Joseph Mrs. Rose onamey, Drotner, 4 ua ai. SHECKARD, Pfc. Kenneth L. Mrs.

Marie Sheckard, wife, 540 58th St. SHEEHAN, Pfc. WiUiam J. Mrs. BORTOLCZZI.

Pvt. Dominlck R. Seltzer, mother, 742 Hinsdale St. father. 136 Maple Great Neck.

Mrs. Rose Pella, sister, 27 Starr SEPULVEDA. Pfc. Salvatore S. YASPARRO, Pfc.

Louis -Mrs. Ma-Street. Mrs. Ottilia Sepulveda, mother, rie Yasparro, wife, 555 Woodward BRAUNSTEIN. Pfc.

Frank F. Mrs. 64 Tompkins Ave. Street. Anna McLean, mother, 34-25 42d SHANLEY, Pfc.

Peter Thomas YOUNGER, Tech. 5th Grade Sid- L1Illan Sheehan. wife, 169 9th St. Street. SHEEHY, Pfc.

Robert Pvt. Alex Laura Sheehy, mother, 30-30 49th1 Theresa Zatawesky, wife, 25-24 Astoria. I 35th St Long Island City. gHELLEv, staff Sgt. Charles Staff Set.

Salvatore A. WAY TO A WOMAN'S HEART Anyhow, Pvt. Lloyd Lane of Morocco, Ind, with only love in his heart for tfiis pretty French mademoiselle, one of thousands of civilians who greeted the Yanks at Brest, is feeding her doughnuts from his helmet. Mrs. Madeline Shelley, mother, 97 concord St.

S1DERIS. Pfc. Tony-Nick Siderls. brother. 32-10 36th Ave Astoria, silWLCfcK, Tech.

Sgt. EdwardMrs June sunecek, wife, 53 Mulford Patchogue. SIMMS, 2d Lt. Wilton G. Charlotte PCher, aunt, 358 16th St.

smcLAIKi Wc TbOHM W.Mrs.! Gertrude Sinclair, wife, 1221 81st otreec. SISKA. Staff Sgt. Harry Mrs. The- resa Siska, wife, 88 2d Bay Shore.

PAGNOLO, Pfc. Frank Mrs. Ma- Spagnolo, mother, 180 Jeffer tw. c0-ur i ru SQUILLACE, Pvt. Anthony Mrs.

I HERE'S THE WAY I PAY by mail and I use economical Savings Bank Money Orders. Because they are low in cost and can be safely mailed. The receipt I get is my record of payment. I Martelli, sister, 201 4th Avenue. I STABILE.

Pvt Vito Mrs. Lena R' I blno, sister. 56 Montrose Ave. STERNBERG. Pfc.

Leonard R. Mrs May Brelt' mother, 77-14 tamrfrfi i Wr t. WMJOWjAJfcg Stockholm St. TAMSE, Capt. Sidney Morris arose, father, 902 Montgomery Street.

TEJA, Sgt. Henry J. Mrs. Elizabeth Teja, wife, 1378 Decatur St. TERMINI, Pvt.

Angelo Charles Termini, brother, 34-11 9th Corona. VERDE, Pvt. Louis P. John Verde, father, 1960 W. 11th St.

WEXLER, Pvt. Harold George E. Wexler. father. 453 Central Ave.

WINTER. Pfc. Robert B. Gustave Hempstead. YACK.

Pfc. Fred Fred Yack. ney Mrs. Anna younger, motner, 1162 E. 8th St.

ZAFFUTO. Pfc. John J. Mrs. Anm- Una Zaffuto, mother, 83 Sackman Leon Zenone, father, 37-22 108th Corona.

ZERBY, 2d Lt. Jack -Mrs. Ellis- beth Evers. aunt, 46 Litchfield Ave Elmont. ZERVOS, Pvt.

Thomas Mrs. Irene Zervos, mother, 2010 Newkirk ZMOOS, Pvt Robert Alfred Zmoos, lather, 56-51 201st St. Bavside. ZUBA, Pvt. Edward J.

Mrs. Caro- line zuba. motner, 81 N. 6th St. ZUCKERMAN, Pfc.

Nat A. Mrs. Frances Zuckerman, wife, 7102 2rr.h Av Zl'LLI, Pfc Armand Mrs. Anna Zulli, mother. 68 Montgomery E.

Mrs. "Men i gave up their home lives to make the fice necessary to fight for their country snouia not De subjected to conditional admission when they need hospitalization," Gardella de- It Is un-American to humiliate 'people who gave their all on the battlefield," he said, "and if grading to force our veterans to cear they are poverty-stricken." The council indorsed National Commander Jean Brunner's proposal Immigration be restricted for 10 years after the war. For Service Men And Women MUCELLANF.OtS so rassES Rim ikfi mumnir. tn i'-on. 191 Jonkaoa i Joseph!) V.F.W.

Asks 'Pauper's Oath' Be Cut FrOm Hospital Form You don't have to be a depositor to use Savings Bank Motley Orders. They are issued in amounts up to $250 and cost 10)f for Money Orders up to $100 15 over $100. () linrjjltt Sawngjs Bank i or the organization. DCU tOtWOATION foraBfimre at all good stores JOHN WANAMAKER (Libert? St. Store) has openings for SALESWOMEN Interesting Hours Interesting Salary MY BILLS 1 BROADWAY AWLF fit SSL On Same Block With I WILLIAMSBURGH i Outstandingly Good "SALADA" TEA In Packages and Tea Bags at Your Grocer's England as a radio gunner.

He holds the Air Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster. Back at Atlantic- City. N. after serving in the Pacific on a B-24 is Staff Sgt Michael CarriUo of Brooklyn. F.

J. Cavaliere and C. F. Bianco Aerial gunners graduated from Harlingen, Texas, army air field, are Corp. Frank J.

Cavaliere of 8733 16th Ave. ar.d Pfc. Cono F. Bianco of 1240 53d St. S.

M. Pollard and Benjamin Shapiro Second Lts. Samuel M. Pollard of 675 Conev Island Ave. and Benjamin Shapiro of 422 Grant Ave.

were graduated from the transportation orps school, New Orleans. and Veteran of 60 combat missions over I Italy and southern France is 1st Lt. Robert E. Maina of 169 High bombardier-navigator of a Marauder. A survivor of the Meredith, Machinist's Mate 1st Class Charles E.

P. Lambert of 327 89th St. has received the Purple Heart in Norfolk. for wounds incurred when the vessel sank during the invasion Martin Bernstein and M. Flight Officer Martin Bernstein of 1709 W.

1st St. and 2d Lt. Marvin A. Eichen of 55 Winthrop St. have completed bombardier training at Deming army air field, N.

M. Pvts. Llovd A. Feuer of 363 Linden S. Schiff of 2660 E.

19th St. and Herman Epstein of 329 Hinsdale st were graauacea rroi lexible gunnery school at Par The Good Conduct Medal has been awarded at Stout Field. to Tech. Sgts. Edward Arunto and Ronald S.

MaacaU of Brooklyn. Fred Trimboli of 1440 36th St. has been promoted to corporal st Foster Field, Texas. Borough Park Legion Unit Installs New Officers Borough Park Poft of the American Legion has installed Harn Unger as its commander for tin tailed are: Ju-B. Todileld and commanders; tant; Nathaniel officer; Joseph GuMave Posner.

Dr Louis L. Julien, Murrav Goldstein. out of i war is tzle of a five-inch lature dog, Guns, 99 R. E. Maina and Charles Lambert Over There EUKOl-fc t-arric.

51st St. and Arthur Bender of 201 Varet St. have been promoted to technician, fifth grade. In Italy. Staff Sgt.

Joseph E. Weiss of 311 Lincoln Place is serving with a Lib-, erator group recently commended for outstanding performance. Award of the Distinguished I'nit Badge and a Brome Cluster has been made to Pfc. Leon H. Cliff of 37 W.

42d St. Spender Brandeis of 780 E. 2d St. has been promoted to sergeant In the 15th Army Air Force, Italy. Overseas 21 months with a Liber-! ator group is Sgt.

George J. Feltel-1 son of 511 E. 91st St. Mustang Fighter Pilot 2d Lt. EI-vid O.

Ericksen of 249 71st St. has received the Air Medal in Italy. A graduate of Brooklyn Technical Hin School, Lieutenant Ericksen attended Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute before enlisting in the air corps, January, 1943. Pvt. Saul Goldberg of 315 Lott St He 1 servi Sgt.

Sherman C. Vogel of 2374 21st St. has received the Good Conduct Ribbon at his Liberator base. Waist Gunner on a B-24. Tech.

Sgt. Jerome Lory of 14(12 40th St. has received a Bronze Cluster to his Air Medal. Over Here New corporal at Boca Raton Field, is Rubin Cohen of 142 Keap St. Naval Aviation Cadet Raymond S.

Baxter of 141 Argyle Road is attending the navy pre-fUght school. Athens, Ga. Graduated recently from I Lakes, 111., are Torpedoman John J. Cunningham of 513 Schenk Engineer Leonard J. Llndstrom of 5 Ebony Court, Electrician's Mate John W.

Piusecrnv of 47 Broome St. and Jobn Ustlak of 930 48th St. Master Sgt. George Landsman of 165 E. 91st St.

is home after three years of service in New Guinea with a bomb wing command. He will take advantage of his furlough to marry Doris Poch of 1291 Eastern Parkway. The young sergeant, a former student of C. C. N.

Y. and Carnegie Tech entered service in August. 1941. William J. Dreeland Jr.

of 8309 10th Ave. has won his gold bars at Fort Belvoir, Va. L. A. Knapp J.

C. Scaduto Tech. 5th Grade Lloyd A. Knapp of 138 Kosciusko St. is stationed in New Guinea with an ordance service company.

Staff Sgt. Joseph C. Scaduto of 599 10th St. is back in this country after completing 29 combat missions as a waist gunner aboard a B-17. He holds the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with three Clusters, the Citation with two Oat Leaf Clusters and the Good Conduct Ribbon.

BIG GUN MASCOT Peeping gun aboard a U. S. man of th ship's mascot. 1 M. S.

GoMberger and Michael Carilio Tech. Sgt. Morton S. Goidberger of 758 Lenox Road is senilis in I zr.3 3 BROSNAN, Pvt. Timothy F.

Mrs. Josephine Brosnan, wife, 326 100th Justine Bullock, mother. 27 Mora BliTLLR. Pfc William Mrs Katherme Butler, mother. 191 i A VeV, cTu 7 nnMH PVvw; HMIELENSKi.

Pfc. Thomas i 23 Rock wood Baldwi CLEMENTS. Pvt. Arthur Mrs. Arthur R.

Clements, momer, Far- VS. T. -a m- CORDELU Staff Sgt James A. Jr -Mrs. Edith Cordell, mother, 360 I CHIPPS.

Pfc. Joseph Mrs. Mar- garet Cripps, mother, 147-07 Hill side Jamaica. CROKE, Staff Sgt. John F.

Mrs. Mary Stubbs, mother, 47 Layton Southampton. COURTNEY. Pvt. Bernard James h.

Courtney, rather, ss-zo 168th St Flushing DEO, Tech. 5th Grade Vito G. Frank Deo, father, 49-12 103d Corona. DiMAGGIO. Pfc Frank J.

Frances DiMaggio, sister. 16 1st Glen DOLAN, Pvt. James Alice Dolan, mother, 42-10 Broadway, DONNELLY. Pfc. James P.

Jr. Mrs. i Mary Donnelly, mother, Grant Ave. St. James.

I Durkln, father, 183-06 Hillside Jamaica. Dwyer, Sgt. James J. Mrs. Michael McCormack, cousin, 1517 E.

52d Street. DYCKMAN, Pfc. Lawrence F. Mrs. Millie Dyckman, mother, Mnple Hicksville.

ECKMAN. Pvt. John Mrs. Elsie Stromgren, sister, 160 Berkeley Place, Valley Stream. EINES.

Sgt. Jacob -Sam Eines, lather. 2JS Dumont Ave. ELIA, Pfc. Joseph Mrs.

Teresa Bareteloo. aunt, 102-08 127th St. Richmond Hill. ELLINGSEN. Staff Sgt.

Jorgen- Mrs. Matilda Ellingsen. mother, 546 51st St. FEDE. Tech 5th Grade Sum-Mr.

Mary Fede, mother, 107-2 34th St I Corona. Gh ETMrt- ViC; toria Rossano, sister. 156 E. 57th street GOLDSTEIN, Pfc. David Mrs.

Ann Goldstein, wife 51. is Donn Street. GREENE. Corp. James W.

Mrs. Mary ureene, mother, 586 Rogers GRIMM, Staff Sgt. John Mrs. Aiva urlmm. wife, 11 Prince Free port.

IACONO, Pvt. Vincent Mrs Olga Iacono. mother, 10 Beverly Road, Farminedale. INFANGER, Pfc. Frederick J.

Mrs. rxmn mianger, mother. 219-05 ISGCR. Pfc. Jack -Mrs.

Selmai iM'tir wile. 1226 Avenue U. JAWORSKI, Pfc. Casimir J. Mrs.

civiiermp Jaworskl, mother. 11 New Montrose Ave. KOEBELE, Pfc. Francis Mrs. Catherine Koebele, mother, 591 Park Place.

KOEI.PIN. staff Sgt. Eugene oeipin. motner. iin-ao uou Kicnmono Hill.

KRANZ. 2d Lt Walter L. Mrs. Frances Kranz, wife 33-22 96th Jackson Heights. LAFAZAN.

Pfc. Joseph S. 1858 Bay Ridse Ave. LATORRE, Pfc. Louis F.

Mrs. Frances Latorre, mother, 393 S. 4th St. LINGUIDI, Pfc Gaetano Mrs. Mane Linuuidi.

mother, 148-06 soutn Ozone Park. LOBCE, Pvt Michael Con-cetta Lobue, mother, 21-28 72d St Jack-son Heights. LOPAS. Pfc Alfred -Mrs. Elle1 mother, 254-22 83d St.

Floral Park. LOWE, Staff Sgt Byron A. Mrs. i Beatrice Lowe, mother, 84 Herkl- mer St. LYXCH.

Pvt. George C. Mrs. Eleanor Lynch, wife, Lake Ron- MANDO. Pvt Ernest Mrs.

Elba I Mando, mother. 449 Ralph Ave. MILLER. Pfc. Leo Mrs.

Diana NtOLNICK, Pvt Samuel-William Molnick, father. 231 Ellery St. MONACO, Pvt Salvatore A John Monaco, father. 22-55 41st Long Island City MURRAY, Pfc Herbert Murray, father. 31-14 Crescent St Astoria.

NATION. Pfc. John E. Mrs. Kathleen Nation, wife Amagansett.

O'CONNOR, Pfr James P. Mrs. Elizabeth C. O'Connor, mother. 56 Strong Place.

Babylon PASCOE, Pvt. William A. Mrs. Mary Trelanch, sister. 109 Chris topher Ave.

PENN. Pvt. Bernard A Harn Penn. father. 2 Stoddard Place PH ONE.

Pvt. Sam Vincent Pi-rone, father. 64 Dean St. PINEAU, Pvt. Francis Mrs.

Anne Pineau, wife, 1902 8th Ave. PRISCO, Pfr. Anifllo Mrs. Louise PITiNI. Staff Sat Joseph Jr Mrs.

Esta Pugnl. mother 929 Rog- IQL'ITSCH, Pfc. Oeri arrr' OLD WATCHES WANTED Your Wartime Problems The Other Woman' A Negligible Factor o. ll I jfA A (vl ill uiiv vi vi jBy RICHARD HART claimed that saintly wings are GI issue. On the other hand much of the talk one hears about the immorality of men at war Is exaggerated.

GI Joe talks volubly about his exploits as a Casanova but, actually, the vigorous training program he has undergone has left him scant time for deep- A lot of wives and sweethearts have been disturbed unnecessarily about this "other woman" business Yes, he may have had a passing flirtation with some canteen hostess (who is usually a harmless person sincerely trying to do "her bit" for met some female barfly with less! honorable intentions. But, a has a way of separating the sheep ana ine goaw nis stray moments. usually ui- win- stands these things. But, alas, toe often she talks over such affairs either with her family or her friends. ne ii M.ir Droomt.g.

oiten long alter tne airalrs question have passed from the these family "advisers" can be Shrewd Handling The best weapon a wife has I tries Mlr-puiUDf, either actually or indirectly by mail to him or to her. she descends to a level to which she does not belone. The wife who is understanding have done this if you were at home' utterly disarms the man. The average GI husband, ever the erring one, comes home a mor appreciative husband, not so api to take lor granted the manv home comiorts he enjoyed be lore he Human nature being he has not had his moments that is, li ne is a real he-man but actually these affairs of the moment, whisper it softly, are actually edu cative and often increase his de votion to the first girl of his choice. Watch for tomorrow's article dealing with the return to the old job.

If you have any war problem, write to Richard Hart, care of this newspaper, and a stamped and addressed envelope will bring you a personal reply. Bill Brown Post Auxiliary To Give Dance Saturday The Bill Brown Post. American Legion, Auxiliary will hold a dance in the Masonic Center, 3041 Ocean Saturday night. Mrs. Dora Levee, retiring president, will preside and Mrs Helen Hyman heads the committee.

Plans are being made for a program in Mail and phone orders mmy wm pair VN fM ZssT Wit We need 10,000 old watches at onct. Due to shortage of watch notarial wo can use your old watch for ports. diamonds" old "gold" 'I ewelry Also PROVIDENT PAWNTICKETS OTHERS IMMEDIATE CASH-NO WAITING GOLDWARE EXCHANGE Elimination of the "pauper's oath' was ed in a resolution passed by the Brooklyn Council of the Veterans j0f Foreign Wars in which members opposed questions involving pauper- ism that must be answered by teran who applies for admission to Veterans Administration hospital. They met last night in the Elks Club, 26 Court St. County Commander John A.

Gar- della, wno recently initiated tni drive to do away with the "pauper'; oath," revealed that in filling appli cations the veteran must ansyer many questions relating to 4 Local Casualties Listed by Navy Washington, Oct. 10 INavy Department announced today 217 casualties in the navy, marine corps and coast guard, including 20 dead, 178 wounded and 19 miss- Ing. bringing to 66,561 the total casualties since Pearl Harbor. The following four Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men are included: DE CASTRO. Pfc.

Stanley, marine. dead Mr. and Mrs. George ue Castro, parents, 15 Remsen FRANCIS. Pfc.

Joseph marine. wounded Mr. and Mrs. josepn parents, 2916 4th Ave. KIJAWSKI.

Fireman 1st Class Chester Anthony, navy, wounded Mr and Mrs. Stanley Kujaw-ski. Barents. 223 Bedford Ave. NICHTER, Hospital Apprentice 1st! iass ueorge atuiut.

navy, aeaa Mrs. Emma Nichter, mother, 540 Chauncey St. Federal Tax Man Pleads Innocent in Bribery Case Max Marder, 43, of 1586 E. 22d a deputy collector of Internal revenue in the 1st Collection Dkf trict office. Brooklyn, yesterday ent before Judge Inchi rrying 20 counts, each of which charges him with accepting) til to await trial Oct in Federal Oaurt.

Each of the counts charges Mar- with accenting a bribe from different taxpayer between S42. ana February 1943. According! i Mates Attorney I J. Wolfe Chassen. Marder is allered to have accepted $5 and 10 bribes on his promLse that discrepancies In their tax returns would be over- looked.

Marder Is under suspension from the Internal Revenue Depart- WATCHING FOR THE ENEMY Coast Guardsman Stanley Benjamin of 3828 Nautilus Ave. is pictured at a gun station aboard his coast guord cutter somewhere in Atlantic. 15 HANSON PL, B'KLYN -A VERY EASY PLACE TO REACH" I iilhK'Siz''' 1 SAV1NGS BANK 1 at arms, and Dr. Morrto E. Gross, A HOUSEWIVES SALESGIRLS-TEACHERS-DEFENSE WORKERS AND PEOPLE ON THEIR FEET A GREAT DEAL SAVE MONEY ON YOUR HOSIERY BUDGET WITH "Utility Sheer RAYON HOSIERY Sizes 2 10 1012 "JBF I SUNTAN.

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