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2 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SAT MAR. 31, 1945 86 LOCAL SOLDIERS WOUNDED 26 FROM AREA a KILLtD IN HALIrlt Washington. March 31-The War DIWN. Pfc UmN-: Department made public today the Charles J. Dunn 6 Ml Of I KMN.

Pvt. Victor Place Mrs Hilda, Urwn. 89 8t Mark action in tha European regions In ELIAS. Pfr Mariin. WAR, SAYS ARMY ol MraLF.ITMAN.Pvt Lester son of Sam ucl 144 Ro fcawav Park Sarah Elias.

6607 20th Ave and kept directly War Department ol dhmon Pvt. Mrs. Abby Emerson 11 irnWRDO. Pit Robert son of Department made public today the Mrs Jean Leonardo. 4118 14th names of 1.107 killed In status The follow- Baldwin Long Brooklyn.

Queens men are included: EBIKSEN Pfc AU husband of Avenue, action in me rantic regions, inr 'Mrs. Oalra Krtkari '28 St LEVITT. Pfc son of Mrs Ida following 28 Brooklyn Queen aiid sop. of Jo- 1'Vltt. 43.

Kingston Ave V.VfvVk i i n. rt lin. Spring- VT s. An.tr son of Mls. Edward Abenaki, 185-04 Williamson field Gardens 35-04 65th HI KM 2d It William A Son AGRESTO.

Corp Frank ton of Mr' Agrrsto 12. Wixxlslde MA( CHIO. Pvt Stephen Jr son of Mrs Julia M. Burke. 4246 of Mis Helen Macchio.

105-59 Marathon Parkway. Little Neck. I 132d St. Richmond Hill. CAHILL, Pvt William F-Son ot, 8treei FFI.TM N.

Pvt HI ALOI. Stall Louis A brother Mrs Nora Feltman 292 OM MUEMCH, Sgt Demko aon of Mrs Julia 93 Pacific St. Ilk BtUd Mactluch. 83 India St. CAKPINO.

Pfc. John Son of MABSTHOWICI, 1st 8fe1 Chester' Benjamin Carpmo. 124 Manhat- J. husband of Mrs Asnes Mak- svmowicr. 159 Dikeman St CARROLL.

Pfc Stewart A -Son of HBSCHAN, 1st u. Vincent Mrf Carro.l Sound Of Mis Eleanor Un- Reach Boulevard R.xkv Point. of Thomas AM 371 13th St ASKINS. Pfc FYar.k husband of I Mrs Rose Askins. 359 St ItnU Btafl Set Philip, son of I Daniel Astore.

14 Cox Place BIDIENT. Set R.ilph O. aon Ralph Bedler.t 544 Front 8: 22fi Mar on mmnmm 'J FISCHER. Pfr Donald son ol Mrs Viola Fischer 11B Roosevelt St. Garden OH IKWZ.

Pic ird I Ernst Frar.z. 3 Drew Val- (. LLO. Pf Angelo A brother ol Oarmelia OaSo, 83 Garfield Plae WDOMK.NTCO. Pf William son of Mrs Carmela Geanrio- menico.

1944 63d St GIACALONB, Pfc Gaspare sor of Joseph Oiacalone, 1108 P. Dahl- MOCK, Lt Morton S. husoand Husband of Mrs of Mrs Shirley Mock 44S s-tom 113-08 210th St Albans. In, 626 Park Bee. St Long Beach DERWIV Margaret Derw MOSCA.

Staff Sgt. Michatl J. brother of Louisa Mosca, 31-38 83d St Jackson Height. NOV1K. Pvt.

Sheffield, son of Mrs BERMAS. Pfc Stephen G. son of i Burton Bermas, 101-39 108th B) Richmond Hill BIXZO Pvt John of Un DONOHI7E. Pfr Patrick Broth-! er of Timothy Donohue. 105-51 106th St, Rockawav Beach a.ouk.

W. 9th St GIAQ11NTO Pfc Josepli Emih 8 Biaao 342 Marion St BONS1C.NORE. Pic Sol son of Mts niutmntA IM Oil AR A Pic Rnhe-t EOI.I.Y. Oorp Jn-ipli Brother a C. Bonslgnore.

1970 2d St Mr-- Catherine 0-Hara. 645 Mrs Helen Kin- 30-02 Broad- niMn ivn i.ni, Dwnttirfit way. Long Island Ci IV. WATER BOY-Y-Y Edith the Elephant, of the Ringling I BOSSERT. Pfr Walter Jr.

son hind of Mis Vincenia Giordar.o OKI.IAN. 1st Lt Alvln E. husband RLONO, Staff Bgt, Richard of Walter Bosaert Sr 27-24 385 President St. I of Mrs. Gertrude Orllan.

44 Pros- Mr5; M.ut Gough.1 167th St Flushlne. Park West. I 142-05 Lakewood Ave Jr.maica. BCCVRIV. Pfc Frank .1 Mrs Grandi.

i 16.V2 2t Rl IIKOKI. Corp Bo vard son KAI'I MAX. Sla'f Sgt Henry L. of Mrs Anna Bucarla 447 De I of Frank Rudkoskl, 110-25 153d Son Mrs Be.ssie Kaufman. 942 Kalh Ave.

GRESCH. Sgt Richard P. son of Jamaica. Eastern Parkwav BCCdlERI. Pfc Salvatore son of: Mrs.

Anna Gresch. 161-20 84th SANKORD. Pfc Bernard son of KREMPA. Corp John Son of Mrs Grace Bucchen. 326 Sackrtt.

Ave. Jamaica Mrs Dora Sanford. 360 Rockawav i Mrs. Benin Kiempa, 147-02 105th Street CROSS. Pv Edward T.

son of I Parkway. St Jamaica Brothers and Bcmum Bailey Circus which arrived in town yesterday, says no circus is complete without boys to carry water, and gets the pails ready for them herself. The big show opens at Madison Square Garden Wednesday Mrs Helen Gross. 12-13 ui SAXXI'TO, Corp. Frank, son of "WW.

p'c Paul -9on of Lud-Ave. Far Rockawav. I Mrs Sofia Sannuto. 4021 12th Ave. W1K Lewoc.

378 Barbey St HAMMERSI.EY. Pfc William son, SEGAL, Pvt. Arnold son of Mrs Marl. FAX, Corp Leroy Son of of Mrs. Anna Hammersle.

985: Helen Segal, 13-50 Caffrey Ave I Mrs Net ye Semon, 43-31 45th Decatur St 1 Far Rockawav. I Long Island City. CARDONE. Pvt Eugene, brother Lorenzo R. Cardone, 168-18 DoU las Ave Jamaica.

CARNELIA. Stt James F. hUSOSt! of Mrs. James F. Carnelia.

Euclid Ave CABl'LLO. Pfc Thomas son GiiLeppe Carullo, 253 Es.stx St TNVRO. Pfc Peter J. hu HANDY, Corp John P. son of Rob- SHAPIRO.

Staff Sgt Ralph MARINO, Pfc. Paul Son of; ert Handv. 50-41 45th St Wood- husband of Mrs. Blanche Sha- 1 Marino 178 Hull St. side Plro.

1 E. 19th St. BJEDLING, Pfc. Henry G-Son of OToole Calls Yalta Pact Vote Setup' Disgusting' HARPER. Pfc Edward J.

son of MI AW. Pfc Jacob, husband of Mrs. I Mrs. Kathcnne Redhng, 88-11 81st bund of Mrs Julia Catanaro. r.

ttlendaie. SHERIDAN, Staff Set. Pnil.o .1 ROSEX. Pfc Sum Husband of Mrs CLEMENT. Pvt GeWe S.

hus- HE A LEY. Corp Henry so-, of husband of Mrs. Dorothy Pearl Rosen, Bright, 173-06' hanrf of vtri MiHet.no rt clem. M's RaaaU Hen lev 11.81 4-ith Sheridan. 530 22d St Crovden Road Jamaica HONOR DEAD RUSSIAN HERO Premier Stalin, right, and Foreign Commissar Molotov serve as pallbearers at funeral of Marshal B.

M. Shaposhmkov, one of the Red Army's great strategists, in Moscow's Red Square. a Indian people 4v 1 fit Tnn uhnH rit'v Sft I o.i.s son ot ROTH. Set Son of Hnvrv British Empll COLLING, Pfc George nephew Of IHENRT, Staff Sfft. Ftuncia hus- Siegel, 481 Snediker Ave.

I. Roth, 29 E. 54th St. in the World Assembly, agreed to al Representative O'Toole said. -Are vrr.

n.m.H.n.r fit of vtrs R.t H.m, i'SIZER. Pvt Krnfhr SXvnFR pir Hnwari rt of Yalu. is disgu.stinc to everv Amen- American men dvintf in vain? James son SIXLIVAX. Tich 'panl SOV MiHonSon of Mrs. 'myth.

Repieseut at ve Donald acting solely for the preservation of Sunny Sky to Smile On Easter Parade lie British Kniinie? Let us recognize John W. Hunt, rare of Kirkman A- Mis. Marie Siilltv.ii;, 31 R-ta 11. '9 F.isuru Parkway wiua). Son.

Inc. 215 Water St. Centre A.c reti re. SPITZ. Pfc.

John F. Husband of The agreement, a secret ne, will England and her colonies as one Embarkation will lead the dawn FIilmiiiir Maspeth. services at Fort Hamilton and spe- CONWAY, Pfc. Thomas hus-cial services will also be conducted band of Mrs Catherine M. Con-bv na7 chaplains at installations way.

71-66 fifth Glendale. in the 3d Naval District. Waves (ROWLEY. Staff Sgt Cornelius J. from the United States Naval Train- son of Mrs.

Francis Crowley 251 ln school for the Women's Re- Kane St. 1 and true tliem but one vote for IACONO. Pfc. Ieonurd. son of Mrs.

Tl'EAXO, Sgt Anthony hus-' Mrs. Elizabeth C. Spitz, 75-48 for approval Conference In San Fran- the entire group. Continued from Page 1 THIER, 1st Lt. Joseph Husband Ej800.

next, n.on"l In Ule PM "If thls is 1101 done let those RP- Unit ho i and Senators be held VAC.O. Pfc Rl-ene LnOv.nH nt Mr. O. alter Dawn services A Thier. 124-04 with- the city.

Mrs. Marioii Vi--o 994 4.S.' II. Hel'e "urK Cathedral and uaumn.r. rc.i mono, son oi oi caeiano unpai Halsev Deuraw. 240-08 Caney Avenue.

I Road. Rosedale IN.nTSA. Pvt. Charles. Street.

i Harhor tions get Amon the largest ol serv- jr.tl of St. John the Div 1 all other na- delegates to the conferen draw. America has paid I vote to India, price to allow itself to be iredlt England, by an artificial group. Ices Ices DELOTT, Pfc Jerome son of, Joscpni K.iaio iny xiie general theme of all WARD. Staff Sgt.

Richard 1,. TSCHERNE, Corp. Joseph F-Son 'Imair of Mrs, Elsie A. Ward, Bay of Henry Tscherne, 1660 DeKalb a 'ote Sag Harbor. Avenue.

Lt. Robert Mrs. Nan S. Delott. 1306 Ocean KLEEFELD.

Mllsk Hall and Central Park. in he man hope of immortal glory DE MARTIXO, Corp Joseph WEBER, Pvt Aloysms son of Pfc. Josep Mrs Josephine Weber, 79-39 67th of Mrs. Sophie Tybun Playschool Gives I I Dad Mutf Wait band of R.na 70-01 113th Forest Hills. KLEIN.

Pfc Leopold, son of Herman Klein, 102-52 48th Ave. Corona Brooklyn son of Mrs Mary De Martin Pontifical 716-A Union St. Gardens, and For Hamilton. Inere RiSen Christ. will be special sen ires festivals and Bishop Mollov of communion rites in churches ol all Diocese will celebrate denominations.

High Mass at 10 30 in in no -vuaaie village. nth St. WINTFELD, Staff Sgt. Eli. son of VALELA.

i St. James DE MMONE. Corp Pasq'iale suff sgt. saivatore-First Anniversary of Mrs. Theresa Bertucci Vfiar Maka Ia Ua to- ivia 345 New The i 1 will Prizes to Ten iwic iu jcc The city's most premature Spring William J.

Dillon, president DRISCOLL. Pic Jeremiah sor. 41st. St. Long L.land City, and, of Mis.

Olive Dnscoll. 536 Clin- LAXDBERG, 2d Lt. Irving, son of jersey Ave. Valela, 836 Cleveland St. WISEMAN.

Pvt Philip A. son of WOLFE, Pfc. Melvin Husband Mrs. Mary V. Wiseman.

132 Port-j of Mrs. Eleanor Wolff. 10-11 Nell-erf icld Place, Freeport. 1 son Far Rockawav. record promises to make this Joseph; rjoUege fur Women.

Ten youngsters who have been Liberated 'Y' Aide I Easter one of the most colorful. The i ton St. Mrs. Sadie Land berg. 1827 65th St, special music will be with the Kingsboro Play i- fashion colors will have Catholic Diocesan Choristers of i Rochester Ave unri Denn St since' From This Area Lists 7 Boro, aa I nartment and ayparcl es- Choir were a feature of the A I Li Decome memoers Queens, L.I.

Men of Gallon aub timated at almost 26 percent higher Good Friday service last its m.iugiir.iiinn were presented with Robert E. Lewis of 28 Cedar prizes yesterday at the school's first RockVtUe Centre, has not seen his anniversary celebration son. Charles, in 10 years. And al- The 10 who received the Drizes are thnlgh charls 15 nearing San Jetts h7; aTisuJus 8 L'lUSS anSJS Harriet H- Tne? if still another year Veronica s. Ti Charles House.

Dorothy Derby, 00 See each 0lher again-11. and Samuel Meverson 9 These For Charles Mason lwU. activi-toungstws. addition to the other m-m of the Navv Yard M. 32 members of the school, were given c.

A- ln Manila, together with his nisnop presided As Captives of Nazis As Casualties more Brooklyn resi-become members of the 23,000 at St. Patrick's Gallon Club" by donating their eighth pint of blood to the Brooklyn Washington, March 31 The War KEDERICK. Staff Sgt Department made public today the son of Mrs. Regina names ot 674 soldiers who are held 85-63 66th Road, Forest as prisoners of war by Germany. In LEVY.

Sgt Nathan, hit the month before Easter, and flower shoos reported a similar boom. Mother Natures warm bench In the city's parks and gardens extended to the country landscape, and florists' shops fairlv bulged with vivid blossoms. In contrast to last years scarcity of Easter plants and fovcrs. florists declared there have h.T, mini varieties of In St. Patricks Cathedral the largest Good Friday congregation in the cathedral's history.

23 000 persons, gathered to commemorate Christ three hours of suffering on Mickey House wife's parents in Berkeley, recuparte from Japanese case oi divergence between this list irelle Levv, 446 Kingston and information sent to next of kin. Aienue the last War Department telegram LLQm EdEar Mn of (i missing, and include: mittee tor Wartime Care of ChH-Jrt Am) 12; Grace 7. and Robert. 6. bringing to 93.392 ,1 nJhrtritv on 'he Mrs- Nanette C.

Lloyd, 206 Lewis authority on I The Lewis family was Included ln list, of 11 freed civilians who for- flowers available at' this time of Pa jr. The fol- eague, the school cares for children i. Queens and pw." of working or sick mothers. For Lilies, hydrangeas, aza.ra.- in Brooklyn. Queens of Christ on themost solemn included: s.ci-.rriai.d a weiibrock from SI to $4.25 a week, the chil A'r an Queens and Long LOEWINSTEIN.

Pfc Richard Long Island men are son of Mrs. Molhe Loewenstein. 0 and Long Island and who were dren. ranging in age from five a dav in the Christian calendar. island men 88-33 179th St Jamaica.

Dead Elm BU I. AW SKI, Corp, Joseph 1 io years, are caren or trom i ip.m. on school days and from 5'ito 7 p.m. during the Summer is tion and holidays. Five college-trained aorki-i! of Mrs.

Victori; 795 Hancock St. I Los Banos. The army is caring for us ln wonderful fashion." Mr Lew is wrote home after his release "Army nurses are apportioning food every two hours on a scientific basis. Spe-i, rial care is taken of the children." Patrick hus- band ot Mr? Raibara Bcrtderv. MrNAMARA volunteers, headed by line, Pnrrn's.

Mi ar.l Mrs seph Barlawski, 44 Virginia Hempstead. BUTTON, 2d Lt John, mai Wife. Mrs. John Hutton. 161 Sanford Flushing.

of Mrs Samara. Interracial Three-Hon veld in the St. George Episcopal Church, Rev. Horace E. Clutp Burwell, iff tl gam 96 BchOO Oyster Bay.

MOANE, Pvt, Patrick son of Mrs. Ann Moanr, 612 Jefferson Ave. 94-25 85th Road. Woodna BRIMBEKG, Pfc Morton Hyman Bnmberg. 5211 17' BUTERA, Sniff Set.

Antho The ANT, Shipfitte Charles for tin VIOIt wo Har Mrs Wiff 361 i Mora Mrs. Victo 3 Hot from returning and Prayed il Rev. Tin of ipsholm passengers. OHI.V Lutheran Henry Cohen, 2084 6th Other local persons freed from Hartwig. Epiphi Church: the 1 POZNANSKY, Pvt.

Benjamin, son fred William, navv. Fa of Mrs. Anna Poznansky. 54 Cot- uve Sioerher. 306 Mar: George IflMBUIF.R.

Pfc Through Iwo Jima Thomas. Biowv, Memorial Bapti-t hand of Mi Philomena Com- tage Ro. Glen Cove. 16th St Maspeth ARE. Pvt.

Midwie W. husband of; Wounded Someo wiuum ,) son toi.r.f Kaoe. lt)B-i'H bun nADSON. Shmfitter 2d OF Church: the Rev Robert C. Carl- h.irier 52-70 Nw York Avenue Methodi-t )l RTNEV.

1 i.p Ch-irch. 'he Rev. George S. Stark of Mrs Cecil Siloam Ptesb-. tenan Church: the Fanner Bo Philippine camps and approaching Ran Francisco are J.

Clayton Jones, his wife. Rose, and their children. Susan and Charles, of 143-44 84th Drive. Jamaica; the Rev John W. McFadden of 2062 21st St and the Rev Thomas Brady of 15-18 25th Drive.

Flushing. Fa: Harry TELLER. Pv Sam nephew of naris, Bin8 77th S' 366 Clinton Ave. lUU, fought through th the Pacific ws still safe. ai In a letter to his aoi' 214th Bellaii-t Rev Paul Bnackman.

Bedford- EISENBERG. Pvt Oscar, husband Central Presbyterian Church; the of Mrs. Florence Eisenberg, 2214 Missing I Chapman. Trltir rch; the Rev. J.

Henry FERRARI, Sgt Thomas, friend of Bowiina's His Dish TE10HMAN, Seaman ANNOUNCEMENTS Murphy 27, Red Cross to Start New Nutrition Classes irll could carpenter, secretary, Brooklyn Mrs. Rachel Brunattl. 22-Is 36th Manuel, navj-. Mr Church and Mission Federation. St.

Astoria Chicago Mav Teichman, 45 and the Rev James B. Adams, 'FOX, Pvt. Murray, son of Jacob old A. A. Clark rolls three games a' yania Ave.

Missing L. I. Pilot 1 cimrcn of i tcx. iho Beam l-'Otn st kock- dav Tlie Rev Ralph Davis, pastor away Beach Chicago, Aviation tnachtnls nhvsicali mate 2d diss Charles chri.tr Now Reported Safe Of S. Mark's Methodist.

Church nr. r.OI. OSTEIN Pvt Georce. son naw Fatiier. Christian Ottol'n Irving Goldstein, 1138 Lincoln ion pi u't -m.

What more. 1 JACC1NO. Sgt. Louis son of Mrs. bowlers would consider pretty good.

I to 1he Brooklyn Eagle Hampton. March 31 On i 19. the same day the War Citv Tree-Pruner la SVE FATS AND WAS lEPAPEK GCCTIUIIBI no'iiici Mrs Patricia "Someone's prayers were The Brooklyn Red Crass will start al.su mine, because I came out of it four new nutrition classes during easy. I to see the boys I April, Jean Sackrider, chairman of knew return to the Lord and won- the Brooklyn Red Cross nutrition dered why I was still there. I knew department, announced today.

The I was no better than they were, but new classes will begin Monday at alter a while I felt. that, when God 7:30 p.m. at Willoughby House, 97 wanted me he would take me, so I Lawrence April 24, at 2 pjn. JUSt kept on praying." in the Brooklyn Edison Company auditorium, 380 Pearl St April 26, To Discuss 5-Cent Fare "oor class: Tim rirei room at Aoranam tv Straus and one to hi T'L i fll'nl a' Brookh Club in the clubrooms, 59-15 Catalpa discussion of the question, inno ers or Accused in Hit-Run i Accused Hit-Run East Hampton that, Lt. Charles J.

Os- uVc 1IWP. lc ltZA PRIVATE LIVES Deoth of Man, 72 lth the 15th Air Force in iccording to a second mes- ed yesterday. The plane down on March 2, the snail tne a-cent fare Be Con- rfZ''T IT Jf KilaSB as a nr. before Mag-' go Lost and Found 10 wrtahtv IN CONTIDKTTOM ViH -i NSsWtfilSsB rtrate SofTer 1 Qns Felony phoning MAin 4-6001 inued?" Speakers from the dispatch said. Osborne, a B-24 pilot, Union and the Citizens Transit Committee will be present.

Calendar pleted 31 missions and is expected "tv Hi: jwm of Church of the Saviour con- I WMKk JsBMsKVFl for vesper HTS WLS JBH RosF of dr.ving anj, When he does he will see rat time his seven-week-The officer, the son of Plans Member Drive 5 for a membership drive will ined at a meeting of the Sgt Shar Post of the Jewish War Supervisor Nelson Os-: Mrs Osborne of Ea.stiVftcrans at post headquarters, 621 spent a year at the Uni- WUlOUghby Monday night New Texas before he entered 'members will be sought among re-e. A brother. Nelson cently returned war veterans in the Jr. is a flight officer at'williomsblln? and Bedford -Stuvve-Field. Mass isant sections.

(inn but Interesting I ml ni'lM- aA ti 'then Ins aulomoile. without Willkie Memorial To Be Dedicated April 24 The building at 20 W. 40th 150 OUR FUNERAL HOMES Manhattan, selected as the site for he Wendell Willkie Memorial, will formally acquired April 24 with i ceremony in the lobby featuring i -One World" salute to the United Nations Conference which opens it San F-anrisco the following day. Afte- the building is altered to uit its purpose, dedication cere- iDENTincATTON jj urda service yf Hl worries cousjAMTLY TurnsBus Driver a rch began VfL 1 'BvY hoi" 57irorestS.W$tBrighlonGlbrattjr2-505 pe held. of the Int 72nd SttMt-IRafdea, 7-97M hrjt Svenue-RHineljwHi 4 S800 sergeant bad a fur- direc- I V-urMW A 1 u.t gave a half- Jf I fl YflKtK gn from the Amanllo air sta- memorial fund, set at $250,000, has tions.

according to Guree Field, executive director of the Willkie Memorial Buildmg Fund of Fiee- and while he was home he a city bits because "this is I did before the war. and this I WILLIAM DUNIGaN I SON II ROGERS AVE MONTGOMERY ST I I 214 Ma Solos were sung UM -Jl jJ whf" and Mildred ML I at I want to do when tne tr. I was Just having fun. dom House,.