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19 Men From Area Listed in Latest Navy Casualties Washington, Aug. 16 (U.P.) -The Navy Department today announced 308 casualties of the U. S. naval forces (navy, marine corps and coast guard). This list Includes 100 dead.

183 wounded and 25 missing and brings to 54,382 the total casualties since Dec. 7, 1941. They include the following nine Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men: CURLEY, James Stephen, aviation ordnanceman second class, dead (previously reported missing) -Mr. and Mrs. Martin Curley, 711 Manhattan parents.

GUARASCI, Peter Joseph, seaman second class, navy, missing-Mrs. Lena Guarasci, 2420 26th Long Island City, wife. LOWICKI, Pvt. Joseph marine, wounded Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Lowicki, 84 Newell parents. MILLER. Pfc. Edward marine, wounded-Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Miller, 16 E. Wilson Bellmore, parents. MORRISSEY, Pfc. William marine, dead-Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Morrissey, 41-14 49th Woodside, parents. MUTZBERG, Pfc. John marine. wounded-Mr.

and Mrs. John Mutzberg 94-39 114th Richmond Hill, parents. PAVONE. Pfc. Concetto, marine, dead-Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Pavone, 34-20 Crescent Long Island City, parents. PUTZ, Corp. Frank marine. and Mrs.

Albert A. Putz, 70-35 Nansen Forest Hills, parents. SEYMOUR, Charles Nelson, seaman second class, navy, woundedCharles Louis Seymour, 6601 Myrtle Glendale, father. Wartime Problems To Those Seeking An Allowance "When my son applied for an allowance for me and his father it was not granted because I was working and my husband's farm was paylieu-ling," writes Mrs. C.

N. W. "Since then the plant where I was sewing parachutes has slackened off and anyway I have been sick. Our farm pays off nothing and we are in a bad way. Was the ruling on our allowance final? Can we get it now? Since then our son has married.

Does the fact that his wife gets her full allowance hurt our chances?" This column is really an answer to about ten such letters on the allowance problem received during the past week. When there is a change in the status of the parental dependents, a case can be reopened and allowance started, if the facts warrant it. Indeed. a dependent can protest an adverse ruling on an allowance by submitting more facts to the disbursing office. Initiated by Him These Class and allowances have proved to be prob.lems A service man is required to send a Class allowance to his legal wife and children but any family allowance an enlisted man sends to his parents, or dependent brothers or sisters, is actually optional on his part.

He must initiate the application and be willing to take the cut in his monthly pay. Moreover he can cancel a or "B-1" allowance and the dependent has no redress except an appeal to his sense of fair play. The amendments to the original Allowance Act which became effective on Nov. 1, 1943, altered the bad situation where an allowance to to a wife reduced the allowance to the man's older folks. His marriage today makes no difference in the amount the parents receive.

He only has to add $5 more to the deduction in his pay in order to keep the checks to his parents a- When there is any question about the eligibility of a dependent the man himself can straighten it out quicker through military channels than the dependent. He can explain his case to his finance officer, who passes the facts, together his recommendations, to the "central office. This office has experts who compare the facts as submitted through military nels with the facts contained in the certificate of dependency that every Class or "B-1" dependent must sign. This document is an important one. It should be answered honestly and sent back quickly.

If, however, the dependency office finally decides that the parent or parents, because of their incomes. are not entitled to a Government Eagle Staff photo ALL SQUARE NOW -John Chieffo, war veteran, makes final payment on the three pints of blood borrowed from the Red Cross in Africa by joining the list of triple donors. Chieffo's was the pint collected by the Brooklyn Blood Bank. Wounded Yank Repays Blood; His Pint Here On Christmas, Eve, 1942, pints saved the life of a soldier wounded shrapnel in the fighting around Meo Jel El Babn, Tunisia, Pvt. John Chieffo of 92 Ten Evck Walk resolved then to repay the loan.

Yesterday Chieffo, who now is an assembler in the Columbia Machine Works, chalked off the debt by donating his third pint of blood, the collected by the Brooklyn Blood Bank since March 9, 1942. The 27-year-old veteran was prob-Iten allowance there is nothing to stop the service man from sending a Class allotment to his folks. A lot $22 of them month are sending even along though the a anyway, the Government adds nothing to this amount. Asides to Readers To Bessie H. If he has admitted the paternity of your child he can be compelled to send you an allowance for its upkeep.

Better, see the Home Service Bureau the Red Cross about this. To Bill. You should always bear in mind that these Bill of Rights loans are not bonuses, but set obligations carrying interest that must be met periodically. Moreover, the Veterans Administration not dole out the money. You negotiate does, these loans yourself.

Uncle Sam only guarantees 50 percent of the outstanding amount. If you have any problem write to Richard Hart, care of this A stamped, addresed envelope will bring a personal reply. For Service Men And Women Park." headquarters of the New York City Defense list of Recreation free Committee, partial amusements available today. through the generosity of the entertainment world. Afternoon tickets from 11 a.m.: evening tickets after 4 p.m.

Apply 99 Park Ave. (at 40th St.) for tickets. The Navy Street Canteen. Concord and Navy and the T. V.

S. O. Information Center and Lounge. 191 Joralemon also distribute free tickets to leading Brooklyn motion picture theaters and various amusements on special occasions, STAGE PLAYS Tickets available for matinee and evening performances of legitimate Broadway plays through the courtesy of the League of New York Theaters. MOTION PICTURES Albee.

Fox, Metropolitan, Paramount. St. George Playhouse, Tivoli. PARTIES AND MISCELLANEOUS Apply 99 Park Ave. for Passes Park" party- Starlight dance in Central Park, 8 p.m.

Rockefeller Center Observation Roof10-12: 6-midnight. Clara de Hirsch residence -Dance, TPfreshments (service men only). 8:30 p.m MacLevy's Pare Vendome Swimming Pool -Swim suits supplied, 10 a.m. -9 p.m. The Thistle--Dance, orchestra, refreshments.

9 p.m. Columbus Circle Rink Roller -skating, pm. NO PASSES REQUIRED Navy Street Canteen, Navy and Concord -Dance with orchestra, 8:30 p.m. Brooklyn Branch Y. W.

C. 30 3d Ave. Swimming. gym. lounge: open 24 hours.

M' LIBER AGENCY NEW YORK WAR FUND The Brooklyn Defense Recreation Committee suggests that Brooklynites who have tickets for any kind of entertainment that they cannot attend send them to the committee of the Navy Street Canteen, Nary and Concord Sts. IS IT The Home Buyers Exhibition You'll be delighted with the model houses. pictures, floor plans, various types of building construction and equipment, labor saving devices and home appliances all the things you'll want in that new home you're planning Now! More than 22,000 people have seen the colorful and informative displays assembled by fifty Leading American Manufacturers! See the Exhibition any day during Banking hours--open Monday evenings until 7 o'clock. At the main office of THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN FULTON STREET AND DE KALB AVENUE Send for Free Booklet "LOOKING AHEAD" BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 16, 1944 13 List of 1,726 Wounded Gives 48 Local Names FIGHTING FOURSOME- -Members of a marine special weapons outfit, these four find time to pause from their business of mopping up Saipan to have their picture taken.

They left to right: Platoon Sgt. George W. Courtney of 55 N. Elliott Place, Corp. Blase are, Maiorino of 1 Griffin Court, Lynbrook; Pfc.

John F. Downey of Jersey City and Pfc. Brower of 129 Circle Drive, Plandome. WITH OUR FIGHTERS I Over There EUROPE- Irving Ringle of 6501 15th Ave. was a volunteer in an attack that aided in wresting an important mountain position from the Germans in Italy.

As Ringle's company advanced 11 was raked by two German machineguns. The Brooklyn infantryman answered a call for volunteers to attack the position. In the subsequent action and a later attack the machine-gun units were knocked out and the Americans took their objective. Serving with a wire operations company in Italy are Sgts. John Murrell of 299 13th Harold G.

Daly of Halsey James A. Wilson a Union 11230 Lawrence N. Peterson of 62 70th St. and Pvt. Orland Ditingo of 594 Milford St.

The Combat Infantryman Badge has been awarded in Italy to Pfc. Gus Sclafani of 199 Sheffield Pfc. Joseph F. Gray of 673 Sterling Place: Pfc. Enrico H.

Ponotone of 266 3d Ave. and Joseph C. Kinley of 296 Liberty Ave. Sgt. Sol B.

Benizon of 2314 86th serving in Italy, has received the Bronze Star for "heroic action in combat." "When loss of personnel due to enemy action necessitated a complete platoon reorganization," declares his citation, Sergeant Benzion organized a mortar squad and directed the emplacement of the gun. By his leadership, efficiency and 1 under fire he steadied the inspired them to percoolness, form their assigned duties rapidly." Field, N. and was stationed at Greenville, S. before going overseas last January. Bombardier on a B-24.

John J. Hughes of 423 60th St. was recently promoted to 1st lieutenant Corsica. In service since December, 1942. Lieutenant Hughes received his training at Carlsbad Army Air Field, N.

and was stationed at Platoon leader with a quartermaster company attached to the air service command, Peter Catalano of 46 Himrod St. was recently promoted to sergeant. He has two brothers in service: one in New Guinea, and another in India. PACIFIC--An Oak Leaf Cluster to his Air Medal has been posthumously awarded 2d Lt. James F.

Donovan of 1646 Albany navigator, serving with the 13th Army Air Force from May 12 to May 21, 1944. INDIA -Solomon Kramer of 315 Marcy Ave. has been promoted technical sergeant at a 20th Bomber Command base where he is serving as supply technician. The 20th Bomber Command is the newly organized unit of Superfortresses. Over Here Fireman 1st Class Fritz K.

Johnson of 78 8th Ave. is taking training with the amphibious forces at Camp Bradford, Va. A new corporal at Galveston Army Air Field. Texas, is Norman L. Jurgens of 6802 Ridge Boulevard.

A. S. Cascone and S. H. Weiss Corp.

August S. Cascone of 1210 E. 29th St. has completed aerial gunner's training at Harlingen Army Air Field. Texas.

Pvt. Stanley H. Weiss qualified as an expert on the machine-gun at the armored replace. ent training center, Fort Knox, Ky. Aviation cadets studying at the bombardier school, Roswell Army Air Field, N.

are Clifford K. Brauff of 3221 Newkirk Albert Cziko of 360 E. 35th St. and Arthur Hudes of 1519 Lincoln Place. Pfc.

Joseph D. Roure of 323 E. 32d St. was graduated as top man of his gunnery class at Tyndall W. J.

Horstmann J. J. Prenzel Jr. Flight officers graduated from the two-engine pilot school at Pecos Army Air Field. Texas, are William J.

of 1694 Ocean Ave. Prenzel Jr. of 974 Madison St. Seymour Altman of 602 Avenue has received his ensign's commission at the naval air training center, Corpus Christi, Texas. Promoted to seaman 1st class following graduation from aviation radioman school at, Jacksonville, was Robert Valentine Fearns of 8412 3d Ave.

A new arrival at the bombardier school, Roswell Army Field, N. Aviation Cadet Richard O. Flemtoling of 121 Senator St. ACROSS ANSWER TO 4-Large bird PREVIOUS PUZZLE 5-Defles 1-Requested 6-Lived -Wheel track 7-Abraham's birthplace -Intrigue 8-Ran slowly 14-Beast of burden 9-Burial mound 15-Mistake ASCEND ANADEM 10-Curve 16-Scent 11-Boric acid salts 17-Grows up SOIREE VERILY 12-Amuck 19-Greek SO NARRATE OR 13-Narrow path 21-Secret agent URN PIOUS ACT 18-Printer's unit 22-One that gives fort 20-Myself 24-Eternally (Maori MEET DEN AND 23-Child 25-Dowry ERMINE TERE 26-Haranguing 27-Widow's portion ECO 29-Unfolded 88-Trap I ADRI 30-Swiftly 30-Afghan king AS SETS AREOLA 31-Kind of element 32-Rhythm 32-French wine -Executive refusal MADD LAC LOON 33-Pine product 37-Operated bicycle ITS BAITS DOG 35-Seed coating 39-Dethrones ER GONDOLA SE 36-Kind of pillow 41-Near 38-Buddhist pillar 42-Urchin NATANT ROSTER 40-Vessel 43-The sun SPORES STAINS 46 Hesitating 44-Note of scale 47-Worked 45-Governmental 48-Pigmented clay building 49. -Exposes to air 48-Place 52-Reef 50-Spirit 55-Tavern 51-Small house 71-Cloth measure 57-Western Indian 53-Rip 73-Domestic fowls 58-Norse epic 54-Indian exclamation 74-Heavenly being 59-Baking chamber 56-Prohibit 75-Female deer 61-Perform 67-Over 76-Goes toward sunrise 62-You and me 58 Distress signal 64-For fear that 60-Smelly DOWN 65-Mars 63-Arm-pit 67-Exist 66-Flyer 1-Charity 68-Book of Psalms 2-Hit with palm 69-Meadow 10-Literary mode 3-Insect 72-Look 12 173 18 20 30 37 35 38 40 42 45 149 50 52 58 62 72 76 The blood you give save a life at the Call blood may, donor division the Brooklyn Chapter, American Red Cross, 57 Willoughby St.

MAin 4-6001. Washington, Aug. 15 -The the soldiers wounded War Department, announced today in action in the Asiatic, Central Pacific, European, Mediterranean. South Pacific and Southwest fic areas. Included were the following 48 Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men: AIDALA.

Pvt. Salvatore -Mrs. Margaret Cappuccio, sister, 55 2d ARBOGAST, Pfc. Murney -Ernest Arbogast, father, 31-61 St. Albans.

BELCHER, Pfc. Thomas Mrs. Bonita Carmaker, sister, 815 40th Street. BLISS, Pfc. Ben-Mrs.

Mildred C. Bliss, wife, 1322 Avenue J. BOBIS, 2d Lt. Daniel H. -Mrs.

Sarah C. Bobis, mother, 114-12 Newburg Albans. BRESSLER. Tech. 5th Gr.

Harold- Louis Bressler, father, 1442 W. 9th Street. CANTONE, Pvt. Joseph Mary F. Cantone, wife, 380 Bergen St.

CHIOVARELLI, 2d Lt. Angelo Mrs. Raffaella Chiovarelli, mother, 1770 44th St. CUNNIS. Pfc.

Russell A. Mrs. Catherine Cunnius, wife, 1550 E. 54th St. DOUGHERTY, Staff Sgt.

William -Mrs. Janet Dougherty, mother, 4107 28th Long Island City ESPOSITO, Capt. Louis -Mrs. Helen A. Esposito, wife, 1728 PaE cific St.

FISCHETTI, Tech. 4th Gr. Dominic Josephine Fischetti, wife. 115 Adelphi St. FLEURY, Pfc.

Peter Fleury, father, 561 Seneca St. FROHNHOEFER, Staff Sgt. Henry Anna Krahe, mother, 25-26 51st Long Island City. GUGLIELMINO, Pfc. Vincenzo Mrs.

Myrtle E. Guglielimo, wife, 90-36 44th Place, Jamaica. KROLESKI, Pfc. Con L. Mrs.

Kathryn Kroleski, wife, Hobart Road. Southhold. KRONEN, Pvt. Frederick Mrs. Mabel C.

Shields, sister, 247 53d Street. KURTZBERG. Pvt. Martin Mrs. Anna S.

Kurtzberg, wife, 33 Westminster Road. KURZWELL, Staff Set. Saul Mrs. Mollie E. Kurzwell, mother, Coney Island Are.

KWIECINSKI, Pvt. Walter -Walter Kwiecinski, father, 818 45th St. LACOGNATA, Tech. 5th Gr. JohnMrs.

Josephine Lacognata, mother, 94 Bay 11th St. McARDLE, Pfc. Peter Lillian McArdle, mother, 1076 Lincoln Place. MILES, 1st Lt. George George H.

Miles, mother, 5207 7th Avenue. PARIS, Tech. 3d Gr. Peter Paris, father, 840 Montgomery St. SANIT, Flight Officer MiltonJ.

Sanit, brother, 181 Hawthorne Street. SHAW. Pvt. Miles--Mrs. Ida Shaw.

mother, 815 West Broadway, Woodmere. SHULTIS. Pfc. Milton Eleanor L. Shultis, wife, 2835 42d Long Island City.

VIOLA, Pvt. Anthony Carmela Viola, mother, Route 1, West Babylon. ZATARGA, Pvt. Edward Catherine Zatarga, mother, 133 Dikeman St. ZITTRER, Pvt.

Samuel-Mrs. Laura Zittrer, mother, 5490 Kings Highway. Mediterranean Area ARCURI, Pvt. Vincent-Mrs. Josephine Arcuri, mother, 81 Central Avenue.

BERKOWITZ. Pvt. Irving Berkowitz, father, 774 Rockaway Avenue. Sadie BRANDWEIN, S. Brandwein, Pvt.

Herbert mother, 7101 Bay Parkway. BULAKOWSKI, Pfc. John Bulakowski, father, 15 Broome Street. CASTANEDO, Pvt. Pauline Coppala, mother, 15 Tompkins Ave.

CHRISTOPULOS, Pvt. ChristGeorge Christopulos, father, 51 South Main Freeport. CLARKE, Pfc. William -William M. Clarke, father, 3269 48th St, Astoria.

DELUCA, Pvt. Michael Antoinette Deluca, mother, 67 John Inwood. DEMEO, Pfc. Anthony 'Antoinette A. Demeo, wife, 104 Adelphi St.

JENKINS, Capt. Edward- Mrs. Ruth J. Jenkins, wife, 101-15 112th Richmond Hill. KAUFMAN, Pvt.

Dexter Kaufman, father, 103-26 68th Road, Forest Hills. KETCHUM, 1st Lt. Franklyn Warren M. Ketcham, father, 103 Cambridge Garden City. ROSEN, Pfc.

Howard -Mrs. Susan Austin, sister, 80-20 Austin Kew Gardens. WALL, 2d Lt. William Kathleen A. Wall, sister, 235 Windsor Place." WITOWSKI, Pfc.

Walter J. Helen Witowski, wife, 45 Marcy Avenue. Southwest Pacific Area NABLE, Pfc. Irwin M. -David J.

Nable, father, 250 Crown St. PIAZZA, Pfc. Tony Mrs. Roze Piazza, mother, 261 Central Ave. WIRTH, Sgt.

Thomas B. Mrs. Susan M. Wirth, mother, 510 Hempstead Turnpike. H.

Lerner and F. J. Laventhall Aviation Cadets Herbert S. Ler- ner of 1859 E. 4th St.

and Frank J. Laventhall of 255 advanced Eastern training Parkway in high bombardiering and deadreckoning navigation at Carlsbad, N. M. First Lt. Ralph G.

Belikove of 141 Joralemon St. won a certificate of proficiency at the guard officer's school, Barksdale Field, La. Aviation Cadet Justin B. Davis of 327 Sterling Place has been assigned to Cochran Field pilot school, Georgia, for secondary phase flight instruction. Abraham I.

Holland of 5001 10th Ave. has been promoted tenant at Tampa, where he serving as depot. legal officer. graduate of New York University Law School, Lieutenant Holland entered the army as a private in May, 1942. A.

P. Rubino and James Savage Commissioned ensigns following completion of flight training at the naval air center. Pensacola, were Anthony P. Rubino of 510 82d St. and James A.

Savage of 119 Garland Court. Graduated recently from A reconnaissance course at Fort Riley, was 1st Lt. Ian I. Sagar of 1764 E. 18th St.

Graduates of boot training at Camp LeJeune, N. are Marine Pvts. Dallas Rohner of 2061 Gates Helen Namm of 163 Eastern Parkway; Evelyn H. Haug of 720 Herkimer St. and Janet M.

Orr of 93 Midwood St. John Conroy and Philip Chalfin Ready to join a bomber combat crew, following graduation from the flexible gunnery school at Laredo Field, Texas, is Pfc. John S. Conroy of 277 Stratford Road. First Lt.

Philip Chalfin of 1186 Nostrand Ave. has won his pilot's wings at Pampa Army Air Field, Texas. Marine Pfc. Frances G. Hamel of 446 St.

John's Place has been assigned to the marine corps quartermaster department in Washington, D. C. George F. Muhr of 110 Eaton Court has been promoted to staff sergeant at the Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Barbara, Cal. Isadore Lehr and R.

V. Mullens Flight Officer Isadore Lehr of 1040 Winthrop St. and 2d Lt. Robert V. Mullens of 64 S.

Oxford St. have completed navigator's training at San Marcos Army Air Field Texas. STILL GROUND FORCE CHIEF, SAYS HEADQUARTERS Supreme Headquarters, A. E. Aug.

16 (U.P)- Supreme headquarters today denied reports that Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgomery had been removed from command of all Allied ground forces in western France. It had been reported yesterday that Lt. Gen.

Omar N. Bradley of the U. S. Army had been placed on an equal footing with the British general. Supreme headquarters said the reports apparently resulted from the announcement by Supreme ComGen.

Dwight Eisenhower that Bradley commands the 12th group, of which Lt. Gen George S. Patton commands one army. The 12th Group, however, is part of the 21st Army Group, which is commanded by Montgomery and thus the British general outranks Bradley, although both are under Eisenhower. advanced lines in Tunisia when German shrapnel him.

He crawled back to Allied lines before he collapsed. Discharged from the army May 11, 1944, he went to work for Columbia, a war plant, one week later. In Queens Mrs. Mildred Nichols of 104-48 113th Forest Hills, made her thirteenth donation, the handled by the bank since Feb. 6.

1942, when it opened. Mrs. Nichols, a clerk in the Sanitation Department, was one of the donors on the openig day, Tiny Friend in Need Saves 50 Liberators From Nazi Air War U. S. Air Command Headquarters, England, Aug.

16 (U.P)-Fifty Liberator crews thanked "a little friend in need" today for breaking up an attack by 30 Nazi fighters as they returned unescorted from Germany yesterday afternoon. Their benefactor was 2d Lt. William T. Kemp of East Peoria, Ill. Kemp, his arm torn by a flak fragment, was nursing his riddled Mustang fighter home after running into heavy antiaircraft fire while strafing trucks and troops on a highway, when he saw the large formation bombers at 20,000 feet.

"They were under attack by a hell of a gang of enemy aircraft." he said. "I figured that if I ran through them at double time it might cause them to break up. Runs Into Liberator Fire As he rose era attack. Kemp ran into the of Liberator gunners who could believe there was one fire. friendly plane among all those MesIserschmitt-109s.

"I radioed 'B-24s: This is a P-51 -a little friend. I'm trying to get you some Kemp said. "Then I barreled into the formation of Heinies and scattered them. About six or eight came after me. I felt a cannon shell hit the bottom of the plane with a big pow and it bounced right up.

I lost them in a diving turn and then I saw them beating it." Kemp said he downed no fighters but that a bomber gunner got one. Kemp escorted the bombers to the coast and radioed "Goodby." property in amounts of ten dollars or more. NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS Appearing as Owners of Certain UNCLAIMED PROPERTY Held by THE KINGS COUNTY SAVINGS BANK 539 EASTERN PARKWAY AT NOSTRAND BROOKLYN 16, NEW YORK A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) The persons whose names and last known addresses are set forth below appear from the records of the above-named banking organization to be entitled to unclaimed AMOUNTS DUE ON DEPOSITS (All addresses below are believed to be in Brooklyn, N. unless otherwise designated.) Condon, Thomas F. 662 Park Place Condon, Elizabeth 662 Park Place Ceok.

Daniel 18 Highland Place Franz Franz Really Franz Franz, Pres. -1311 Bushwick Ave. Hickond. Alexander Rodney Street Jacobs. Lillian, in tr.

(see Jacobs. Thelma) -327 Bedford Ave. Jacobs. Thelma, Benef. (see Jacobs, Lillian) 327 Bedford Ave Kaner, Samuel.

.551 Ridsewood Ave. Krekeler. Mary, Benef. (see Murphy, Mary Alice). 145 Chauncey Street Lang.

Henry. 802 Washington Ave Long Island Life Saving Ass'n of Brooklyn, E. D. 103 Broadway Lone, Mercita. 101 Woodruff Are.

Murphy, Mary Alice. in tr. (see Krekeler, Mary) Chauncey Street O'Connor, Catherine- 185 India Street 0'Keeffe, Delia Linder) 889 St. Marks Ave. Rowehl, Diedrich East Meadows, L.

N. Y. Rowehl. Maria. East Meadows.

L. N. Y. Sabaitis. Joseph 318 Wythe Avenue Schaffer, Harry.

609 Ocean Parkway Sheedy, Margaret. .1317 Carroll Street Wilkin, Margaret 191 Clinton Street Witt, Clara. .78 Morton Street A report of unclaimed property has been made to the State Comptroller pursuant to Section 301 of the Abandoned Property Law. list of the names of persons appearing from the records to be entitled thereto is on file and open to public inspection at the principal office of the bank. located at 539 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn 16, New York, where such abandoned property is payable.

Such abandoned property will be paid on or before October 31st next to persons extablishing to its satisfaction their right to On or before the succeeding November receive the same. 10th. such unclaimed property will he paid to the State Comptroller and it shall uDon cease to be liable therefor, Pvt. E. C.

Farrell Killed in France Spectal to the Brooklyn Eagle Northport, Aug. 16-Pvt. Eugene Farrell was killed in action July 24 in France, according to a War Department notification received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell of Laurel East Northport.

He was a veteran of the Salerno campaign. Besides his parents he is survived by his widow, the former Peggy Burke of Kings Park. and a fourmonth-old daughter; three brothers, James Farrell, seaman navy; Pvt. Edward Farrell of the army, who is in Italy, Jack Farrell of Huntington, and a sister, Isabel. Names in the News By FRANK COLBY French Reil Junctions On Road to Paris ARGENTAN, in Orne department southeast of Caen.

Second and third syllables have the nasal sound. Say: ar-zhah (n) -TAH (N). ALENCON, manufacturing center south of Argentan. The is flat. Say: a-lah (n) -SAW(N).

LE MANS, important city south of Alencon. The is silent. Say: luh MAH (N). ANGERS, city northeast of Nantes. Caution.

The is nasal; and are silent. Say: ah (n) -ZHAY. CHOLET, town southeast of Nantes on river Maine (mehn). The is silent. Say: shaw-LEH.

POITIERS, city southeast of Cholet. In the first syllable "-oi-" has a sound like the "wa" of "wag." The second syllable is like "yay" preceded by Say: pwa-TYAY. NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING AS OWNERS OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY Held by BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY of Brookyn, N. Y. (A member of the Federal The persons whose names and below appear from the records of to he entitled to unclaimed property Deposit Insurance Corporation) last known addresses are set forth the above-named banking organization in amounts of ten dollars or more.

AMOUNTS DUE ON DEPOSITS Any, Brooklyn. Babcock, N. Y. 222 Pacific William Baber, 302 72d Brooklyn, N. Y.

Edward R. Bell, 281 Midwood BrookIvn. N. F. S.

Blenk Theresa Blenk. 195 Moffatt Brooklyn, Y. V. Braun, 311 Washington Jamaica. Y.

Mary Cassilli, 226 South Jamaica, N. Y. Abram Clifford in tr. for Clarence Abrams, 1348 E. 91st Brooklyn, N.

Thomas Conway, 10 Richards Brooklyn, N. Estate of David Davis. for the following distributees: Sidney Smith, Rockford. Ill. Fannie Smith, Rockford.

Ill. Esther Jane Davis, unknown. Katherine M. Dougherty, 2256 M. Middle Village.

N. Y. Mi iam Drenson, 973 E. 12th Brooklyn, N. Y.

Emanuel- Varcoe Mark Emanuel, 52 Broadway. New York. N. Y. Estate of James Fallon, for the following distributees: Oscar Jacobs, Gdn.

Anne Jacobs, 147 Grand Baldwin, N. Y. Oscar Jacobs. Gdn. M.

Jacobs, 147 Grand Baldwin. N. Y. Margaret L. Jacob 147 Grand Baldwin N.

Y. Oscar Jacobs. 147 Grand Baldwin, N. Y. Est.

of Louise M. Fayerweather, Augustine Smith. P. Box 16. Floral Park.

N. Y. Nathan Fidler, 1943 14th Brooklyn. N. Y.

Dorothy Fisher. Tennis Place Forest Hills, N. Y. Willa Mae Fleming. 14 State Jamaica, Jos.

Giulianni. 112 Flushing Jamaica. Ida Gladstone, 3033 Coney Island Brooklyn. N. Y.

H. S. Hand. Brown, Shipley 123 Pall Mall, London, England. Arthur Hendley 68 Allen Jamaica.

N. Y. Bella Jacobsen, 1554 Ocean Brooklyn, N. Y. Lulu Johnson, 426 Clinton Buffalo, N.

Y. Richard L. Klee. in tr. for Kidd Klee, 1035 E.

94th Brooklyn, N. Y. A report of unclaimed property pursuant to $301 of the Abandoned of persons appearing from the records open to public inspection at the 177 Montague in the city of Brooklyn, property is payable. F. Klivan, 2999 W.

29th Brooklyn, Anthon Kramer, 213-15 102d Bellaire. Y. Peter Lafkaf. 314 Fulton Jamaica, Mary Lauketis. 509 98th Woodbaven, Tessie Lederman in tr for Lillian Lederman.

2445 Elmore Place. Brooklyn. N. Y. Marker.

342 Sea Breeze N. Daniel MeElliott, 602 Sheepshead Bay Road Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Jean Mosley, 3082 Emmens Brooklyn N.

Y. Andrew Newton. 63 Columbia Nieboff 2706 W. 3d Brooklyn, stead, N. Y.

1 N. Archille Pagliaroli, 537 South Jamaica, Y. S. W. Pearsons.

Brooklyn, N. F. Jo eph Pedicino, Chichester maica, Y. Leo Ristan 1922 W. 13th Brooklyn.

N. Y. Roemer in tr. for Leo G. Roemer, 710 Avenue I.

Brooklyn. N. Y. Maria Rogen. 621 Avenue Brooklyn, Dora Rosenthal.

1074 1 24th BrookIn. Y. Cari H. Kubl. 1215 E.

87th Brooklyn, N. Y. Lillian. St. John in tr.

for Eugene St. John, 2918 W. 1st Brooklyn, N. Y. Jo ph W.

Salmon. 55 Baltic Jamaica. N. Mary Sebaeffer. 1105 E.

19th lyn. N. Eleanor Schindler, 4355 Ridge Glen Morris, N. Ethel Schoenfeld, 1301 Avenue BrookIvn. N.

Margaret 0 Shea in tr. for Mrs. 0. Robinson. 65 161st Jamaica, N.

Y. Mildred Solomon. 1014 Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Mary Stanzak, 946 22d Brooklyn, N.

Ida Stevens. Rockaway Boulevard, S. Ozone Park, N. Y. Geo ge L.

Walker, Forest Hills Inn, Forest Hills. N. Y. Mary Warner, 306 W. 94th New York.

N. Y. Samuel Weiner, 985 E. 15tb Brooklyn. N.

F. Whitney, unknown. has been made to the State Comptroller Property Law. A list of the names to be entitled thereto is on file and principal office of the bank, located at New York, where such abandoned Such abandoned property will he paid on or before October 31st next 10 persons establishing to its satisfaction their right to receive the same. On or before the succeeding November 10th, such unclaimed property will be paid to the State Comptroller and it shall Il thereupon cease to be liable therefor..