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Additional Heroes' Names for Brooklyn War Memorial rVTRSEV. Lawrence. Tech. 5. IVONE, Anthony S.

Sgt. JABLONSKI. Casimir Pvt. JABLOWITZ, Sidney Were Among Boro Dead of 2d World War Catholic Society Invifes Public to Help Yule Fund 2d Lieut. JACKNOWITZ.

Sol, Tech. 5. ductlons belnf made for overhead. Expenses of the society are borne by the members themselves, plus the proceeds from the sslt of paper and magazines. Usually, after all administrative expenses are paid, there is a small amount left over Moct'Mon of World' London, Dec.

IS CJ JO Lord Bearerbrook'i Dally Express announced today that iti readers have elected Gen. Douglas MacArthur "Man of the World-Winston Churchill was chosen Britain's "Man of the Tear" and Princess Elizabeth Britain's "Woman of the Year." JACKSON, Oeorge Tech. 5. JACKSON, William Tech. 4.

JACORELLTS. Milton Pvt. JACOBOW1TZ, Leo Pfc. ml ,1 Tht following 1 another installment of the list of the (5 The general public was In-; from the members' controbu- JENSEN, ErtkL, Sgt. JENSEN, John S.

Sgt JENSEN, John CpL JENSEN, Otto. Sgt. JENSEN, Regnar Jr, Pvt. JENTZEN, John Pvt. JERRAM, Charles Tech.

S. JESPER. Robert Pvt. JOHANSEN. Harold Sgt.

JOHNSEN, Philip, Pvt JOHNSON. Arne Pvt. JOHNSEN, Arthur, Sgt. JOHNSEN, Arthur. Pvt.

JOHNSON, Elliot Pvt. JOHNSON, Everett Pfc. JOHNSON, Frank Capt. JOHNSON, Fred A Sgt. JOHNSON, Howard, Pvt JOHNSON, John Pvt.

JOHNSON, Leonard, 1st Lieut JOHNSON, William, Pfc. JOHNSON. William S. Sgt JACOBS, Benjamin Pfc. JACOBS, Edward, Cpl.

JACOBS, Fred. Pvt. more than 7,000 boro World War II dead, whose names will appear In the Brooklyn War vited today to participate in the Ions and paper and magazines work of the Society of St Vln-ialei t0 the fund for the JACOBS, Harold. Pfr. Memorial.

The War Depart' nrruj. Contributions should be sent to the Diocesan Central Coun- cent de Paul among the needy, ill and handicapped by contrib ment has not furnished addresses of the Army personnel JACOB, Perry Capt. JACOBS, Raymond Pvt. JACOBSEN, Arthur Tech. 5.

JACOBSE.V, Carl, S. Sgt JACOBSEN. Han. Pvt. ell, 191 Joralemon St uting to the annual Christmas casualties.

fund appeal of the organiza Friends and relatives of the Standard Food's Party Set Standard Food Products Corporation will hold its annual dinner and Christmas party Friday evetlng at the Hotel St George. Oeorge Goldstein and Ben Goldstein are on the ar tion's Diocesan Central Council. war dead are urged to check JACOBSON, Herbert, S.Sgt. the lists for possible omissions Made up of 1,500 members of "GOING PLACES?" PlIOXE MA. 44200 FOR IDEAS MOST, A.M3 P.M.

Edward Cpl. JACONO. Matteo Tech. 5. or inaccuracies.

All communt parish conferences scattered throughout KIng3, Queens, Nas rangements committee. JACOVOU. Andrew Tech. 4. JACOWSKY.

David. Pfc. sau and Suffolk Counties, the JOHNSON, William Pfc. JOHNSON, William Pvt JOHNSTON, Albert S.Sgt JONES, Arthur Tech. 5.

cations in this regard should be addressed to Everett M. Clark, the Brooklyn War Memorial Committee, 17 Montague Brooklyn 2, N. Y. not the council yearly expends more than $145,000 In charity to an average of 5,500 indigent fami lies. In addition, members of the society visit 11 hospitals each Sun ARMY TOT WRITES TO SANTA Dudley Duncan, son of an army corporal, writes message to Santa with aid of Fort Hamilton's Master Sgt.

John Ruback and Pfc. Barbara Alexander. Santa will arrive for party at the Fort.by helicopter Friday. JAEGER, George, Pfc JAGER. George Pfc.

JACODZINSKI, F. PfC. JAMES. Edward Pfc. JAMNETSK1, Ferdinand, Sgt.

JANDRESITS, Alois. Pfc. JAN1S, Arthur 2d Lieut. JANOFSKY, David, 2d Lieut. JANOSEK, George Pvt.

JARDINE, John 2d Lieut. JARRETT, Grand Sgt. "1 BUmj Spcy day morning to distribute more Brooklyn Eagle. WAR DEPARTMENT (Continued) Dead or Miming IVAN, John, Pfc. IVANCIK, Mathew, Pvt.

JONES, Charles, pvt. JONES, Eugene T. Sgt. JONES, Gerard Pfc. JONES, Jack Sgt JONES, Judd Pvt.

JONES, Peter Tech. i. JORDAN, Charles Pvt JORDAN, Ernest, Pfc. JORDAN, Theodore 2d Lt Days Til Xmas in lata mi KATZ. Harry.

Pfc. KATZ, Harvey, Pvt. KATZ, Herbert Pfc. THE CARPETS CLEANED la far aw fcaaM. Iq.

rt. SUMMER RUOS Aif till taaaaaa-tlaaaaJ, Stata laaaMr, Rat. IM, only $5.40 SOFA a CHAIRS Ckaaaa' la Jm kaata. Rf. ORCHARD STREET lariat Mr rap ar caraatt claaaaa1, at! aaw ij aVkf taVaaUfa af K1NGS-WAT'J 3-Day Srrk, at tii.

taat KJ fill Daamtit lag, alckW kwatifaUy claaaad, aaj liTtr only (6.48 than 42,600 pieces of reading matter yearly and help patients in any way possible; serve 52,000 persons through the organization's salvage bureau branches set up in each county; weekly visit and assist inmates at the Raymond St Jail, and maintain Bishop McDonnell Camp at Commack, L. where 1,880 boys and girls were given free vacations last year. A particularly noteworthy feature of the society in the Brooklyn Diocese is that every cent contributed by the public used for charity, with no de- JORDAN, William Pvt. JORGENSON. George Pvt JOSEFSBERO, Henry, Pvt JOSEPH, Theodore, Pvt.

JOSEPHS, David Cpl. JOSEPHS, Emil, Pfc. JOSEPHS, Mark, Cpl. JOYNER, Marvin, Pvt. JUHAS, Michael, NMI S.

Sgt. JULIANO, Joseph S. Sgt JULIANO, Saverio Fl. O. JUODZEVICH, A.

S. Sgt. sis only $19.95 JARVIS, Elmer Cpl. TARYCRANZKI, Edward S. Sgt.

JASMAN, Alexander, 2d Lieut. JASTREBSKI, Karol 1st Sgt. JAWORSKI, Casimir Pfc. JEHLEN. John Pfc.

JENKINS, Edward 3d, 2d Lieut. JENKINS, Robert, Pvt. JENNINGS, Charles 1st Lieut. JENNISON, Willis T. Sgt.

JENSEN, Elvin Cpl. BARGAIN STORE SPECTACULAR VALUES SHOES, CLOTHINO, UNDERWEAR, ETC. Wholesale and Retail CUT-RATE PRICES Monty Refunded Within 7 Days ORCHARD STREET BARGAIN STORI 1202 Fulton Street, Brooklyn Braack 130 ORCHARD N. T. KATZ, Irving, T.

Sgt KATZ, Joseph, Pvt. KATZ, Leonard, Pfc. KATZ, Lester Pvt. KATZ, Louis Sgt. KATZ, Morris T.

Sgt. KATZ, Morris, Pfc. KATZ, Philip, Pfc. KATZ, Robert, Pfc. KATZ, Solomon, 1st Lt.

KATZMAN, is'orman, Cpl. KAUFMAN, Abraham, Pfc. KAUFMAN, Henrv S. Sgt. KAUFMAN, Isidore, Tec.

.1. KAUFMAN, Julian, 2d Lt KAUFMAN, Meyer, Pvt. KAUFMAN, Meyer, Pfc. KAUPPILA, Lauri, Pfc. KAVULICH, John Pvt.

KAZAKEVICH, Vincent Pfc. KAZ1CK, Moe, T. Sgt. KERTZMAN, Lester, Pvt. KESSLER, George, Cpl.

KESSLER, Harold, Sgt. KESSLER, John Cpl. KESSLER, Lester, Av. C. KESSLER, Simon, Capt.

KESSLER, Stanley Pfc. KEST, Louis. Pfc. KESTEN. Milton, Pfc.

KEVELSON, Robert Cpl. KHOURY, Anees 1st Lt. KIBURIS, John Tec. 3. KICK, Charles Tec.

5. KIEVAL, Seymour, Pvt. K1LIAN, Edwin T. Sgt. KIMMELSHAN.

Jav Pfc. KING, Albert Av. C. KING, Edward, Pvt. KING, Edwin Pvt.

KING, Nicholas Pfc. K1NSELLA, Arthur Pfc. KIRSCHMAN, Edwin Pvt. K1RSCHNER, Harold, Pvt. KIRSHMAN, Paul, Pvt.

KIRSHNER, Morton, Pvt. KI3TI, Joseph S. Sgt. KITCHER, George Pfc. KLANG, Bernard, 1st Lt.

KLAR, Sidney, 1st Lt. JUREK, Francis Pvt. JUREK, Stanley Pvt. JURKOWSKI, Alexander, S. Sgt.

JURYMAN, Ralph. Tech. 4. JUVA, Stanley Cpl. 00 KABAKOW, Samuel, Pvt KADEN, Abraham, Sgt.

KADISON, Saul 1st Lt. KAFCHINSKI, Edward Sgt, geo6 The Feast Of The Year On the range oftheyear from ARNAO'S KLAUBERG, Leo V. Cpl. KLAUS, Joseph, Cpl. KAGAN, Jacob, Pvt.

KAGAN, Louis, NMI Pvt. KAHANER, Irving, Pfc. KAHLKE, Peter Pfc. KAHN, Alfred, Cpl. KAHN, Herbert, Pfc.

KAHRS, Walter Pfc. KAISER, Irving Pfc. KAISER, Robert S. Sgt. KALAMARAS, V.

Tech. 5. KALE, Arthur, 2d Lt. KALEEL, Joseph Sgt. KALEKA, Walter, Pfc.

KALI EL. Albert Pfc. KLAUSNER, William Pvt, KLEIMAN, Burton Fl. O. KLEIN, Albert, 2d Lt.

KLEIN, Allan 2d Lt. KLEIN, Arthur, Capt. For the entire family KLEIN, Charles Pfc. KLEIN, David, Pvt. KLEIN, Herbert, 2d Lt.

KEANE, Joseph S. Sgt. KEANE. Timothy A v. C.

KEARNEY, James T. Sgt. KEATING, F. A. S.

Sgt. KEEFE, Frank Pvt KEEFE, Guy Pfc. KEENAN, John Pvt. KELLER, Isidore, Pvt. KELLER, Stanley 2d Lt.

KELLEY, Christopher Tec. 5. KELLEY, George, Pvt. KELLS, Walter Sgt. KELLY, Charles Pvt.

KELLY, Hugh Pvt. KELLY, Hugh Pfc. KELLY, James Pfc. KELLY, John S. Sgt.

KELLY, Joseph Pvt. KELLY, Walter Sgt. KELLY, William J. Pfc. KEN I RE John Pvt.

KENNEDY, Harold M. Pfc. KENNEY, Edward Pfc. KENNY, Brendan Pvt. KENNY, William pfc.

KE.RR James S. St. KKRR, William Pfc KERSHAW, William Pvt. KALMANOWITZ. Morris, S.

KLEIN, Jack, Pvt. Sgt. KALMIKOFF, Abraham, Pvt. KAMINSKI, Walter S. Sgt.

Henry, S. Sgt WITH THE NEW KLEIN, Jerome 2d Lt. KLEIN, Jesse Sgt. KLEIN, Louis, 2d Lt. KLEIN, Reuben, loLt.

KLEIN, Samuel, pfc. KLEINER, Elliot, Pvt. KLEMM, Roy Sgt. KLEPACKI, Chester, Pfc. KLETTER, Benny, Pfc.

KLIGMAN, Samuel, Tec. 5. KLIMA9Z, Milton Pvt. (Continued Tomorrow) Boys Choir of St. Augustine's Will Sing Carols at Loeser's Once'again, and for the slxthlello, Arthur Wilson, Joiieph consecutive season, Loeser's KAL.Tr.fv, uan 8.

Bgu KAMEN, Paul, Capt KAMEN, Theodore 1st Lt. KAMINSKI, Stanley Cpl. KAMINSKL Steven, Pvt. KANDEL, Sam, Pvt. KANDELL, Sidney, 1st Lt KANE, Edward T.

Sgt KANE, James WOJC. KANE, John FL. O. KANEFSKY, Julius, Sgt. KANN, Alexander 1st Lt.

KANOPKA, Stanley Cpl. KANTOR, Marvin Pfc. KANTROW, Nathan, Pvt. KAPLAN, Bernard Sgt. KAPLAN, Jack, Pfc.

KAPLAN, Joseph 9., Pfc. KAPLAN, Julius, Pvt. KAPLAN, Lawrence Pfc. KAPLAN, Leo, Pfc. KAPLAN, Louis, S.

Sgt. KAPLAN, Morton, Pfc. KAPLAN, Murray. S. Sgt.

KAPLAN, Rubin S. Sgt. KAPLAN, Sidney Pvt. KAPLOWITZ, Charles, Sgt. KAPLOWITZ, Isidor S.

Sgt. KAPLOWITZ, Julius. Pvt. KAPP, Stanley Pfc. KAPPELMEIER, George Pfc, KARETSKY, Samuel.

Pfc. KARFELL, Vity S. Sgt. KARGA, Edward 2d Lt. KARGOE, John Pvt.

KARKELLA, George Pfc. KARKOCKI, Edward Pfc. will be filled with the mellow caroling of the Boys Choir of St. Augustine's R. C.

Church, of which the Rev. Edward C. Mc- Black-Daylite TELEVISION The Barlow, Vincent Hall and Peter Rellly. An unusually beautiful program has been arranged, to delight the throngs that these carolers always draw to the Brooklyn shopping center. Among the carols and secular numbers to be sung are "Angels We Have Heard.

on High," "0 Holy Night," "0 Little Town of Manus is pastor. And this time the chorus will be swollen by the youngest voices yet heard among these choristers, for the. over-all age Is 9. In this young group, only three members are In the Seventh Grade. All the rest are fourth, fifth and sixth graders.

The Christmas music, sung Bethlehem," "The First Noel," "Silent Night" "Adeste Fide-les," and such favorite songs as "Children's Prayer," "Last Night," "Old King Cole," "Mighty Lak a Rose," "March of Toys," "Deck the Halls," "Hark, by boys in choir vestments, will be directed by Salvatore Cange-losi, and will be heard daily at 4:30 p.m. starting tomorrow and ending Friday. the Herald Angels Sing." KARLMAN. George Tec. 5.

LE ORIO The singers comprising this Christmas Gift everyone wants War Hysteria Gripping KARMA Albert 2d Lt. KARP, Edward 2d Lt. KARP, Morton Pvt. KARRON, Murray, 2d Lt. season's chorus, 32 in number, are Gerald Peyton, Albert Gam-bale, Bernard Sharkey (solo), ii d.j Michael Pierson (solo), Thomas Mulvaney, James Kllroy, Leon KASLOW, Milton, 2d Lt.

KASMAN, Louis MaJ. KASOFF, Leon, Pfc. KASOW, Harry S. Sgt. KASOMSKY, Abe, Pvt.

ard Fowler, James McEnany, John Waekerle, Joseph Mez u. ay nsu rress (jr Moscow, Dec. 16 (U.R) The Russian press said today thatjf war hysteria gripped the United States as Persident Tru-jg man prepared to proclaim state of national emergency. Alf newspapers published a dispatch from the New Yorkj correspondent of the officially Soviet Tass agency. it zatesta, Richard Bichette, James KASPSHAK, Edward 2d Lt Mlnogue, Daniel O'Leary, Rob HUGE BEFORE XMAS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE has the Features you've always wanted K.ASTENBAUM, Louis, 2d Lt, KASTNER, Harold.

S. Set. ert Peyton, Phillip Clark, James Coleman, Robert David, Frank Laura, Michael Boutilller, KASUNSKY, Seymour, Pfc. KATZ, Abraham, Cpl. KATZ, Abraham, Pfc.

KATZ, Abraham Tec. 4. James McMenemon, Bernard Sinisgalll, Edward Cann, John Corbett, Robert Liccardo, Ralph Buonocuore, Aldo Pescatore, Jo nor Dewey's speech calling for all-out defense preparations a KATZ, Adolph, Pfc. KATZ, Daniel, Pfc. seph Cangelosl, Robert Compi-i "hysterical." i Everybody wants TV, and there's none finer than G-E Black-Daylite Television.

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SO. 8-8244 OPEN EVERY NIQHT TIL XMAS NEW BOARD MEMBER WELCOMED The executive board of Brooklyn Boy Scout Council welcomes a new member at a recent meeting in the council offices, 105 Court St. Henry Q. Mittendorf, right, is introduced to former Presiding Justice Edward Lazansky of the Appellate Division, left; Rear Admiral Paul B. Nibecker, and Jack Smith, Ero K.

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