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TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY, 13, 1945 PAGE TWELVE ARMED FORCES PARADE MAJORITY BLOC I'VE GOT OKIE OF MER MITTENS, TO CROP IN THE PLCvCE- AND I'M WEARING IVE CASED THE JOINT- IT'S A CINCH" WATCHES- I I RINGS THOUSANDS I OF DOLLARS' WORTH I Finally Get Together It took a war to get two Tampa boys and a Plant City youth together. Though they lived near each other lt was not until they converged at an Atlantic port for the "shoveoff" to the Pacific that they got together. 111 A A I mmimMiimintxfmsimfsff gKgsiBOTwwMSKSSS mm if i fc a I fr-w'! I til I Jjrivf 1-Fk -v U.S. PRIVATE TO HANG FOR SLAYING BRITON ATTLEBRIDGE, Jan. 12.

(JP) Pvt. George E. Smith, of Pitts-burga, described as a happy-go-lucky "homicidal degenerate," was convicted by an American army court martial today and sentenced to be hanged for the slaying of a British diplomat, Sir Eric Teichman. An Insanity plea by his defense counsel failed to save the 28-year-old soldier. At the climax of the defense presentation today Smith disrobed before the court and exhibited 17 tattoo marks with which he had been decorated from neck to knee, including a strange cross, a baby's face and an upside-down "13." Regains Composure Smith, who had been chatting happily with guards while the 12-man court was reaching its verdict, swayed noticeably as the sentence was read.

He struggled to regain composure, walked smartly to the table of the oficer who defended him, expressed thanks and then managed a smile as he was led handcuffed from the court. The soldier, who was portrayed as mentally only nine years old and who admitted he shot Teichman, still has a chance for life. The sentence must be Coppedge Guas tells After that they were together for forces at New Zealand, Bougainville, the Marshalls, Guam, and two assignments at Guadalcanal. The boys, all pharmacist's mates second class, OU. ROY' TUIS TIME ITS GOING TO BE QOOb! THE BIG JEWELRY STOREY I ry' THE.

R1TZCREST SEA THASS FOOD SHOPPY DIDN'T IN TH' HAVE ANYf UCHf) WEEK- DARK, OLD DEAD MACKEREL, iri CRAN WE DIC5 MANAGE TO FISH NEW. ONE OUT OF A GARBAGE. AH'LU CAN IN FO' BACK' (RAVVOC-j STOP VOU HAVE JUST IffilvM STYLE are John H. Coppedge, Plant City; Gomez, of Tampa. Tampan Is Promoted Lt.

Robert L. Hightower has landed somewhere in the Southwest Pacific with a brand new silver bar on his shoulder for his promotion to first lieu tenant. He is with a medical depot and Hightower is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

tA Andrews E. W. Hunter rfV JUL SI I THIS TIME THEY'LL FIND Th STUFF Hib OF OLrR. FURNACE, WHERE SHE COULD HAVE HID IT HAT LET HER GET OUT OF THIS ONE U4 v- I I kcrjM-tS .3 FOR. EACH -ER PATIENT THEKE ISA DIFFERENT METHOD.

THIS ONE HAS HERSELF ED ME WiTri THE. METHOD. SHE -CAM BE -DESTROYED BN HER OWN SUPEK-STITION JC5T YD3, TT I FEEL SILLY WITVl) THREE SOCKS ON f) OWN SUPERSTITION cv l.JT A Vf AH HEARS YO' TALKl N71' HAVE YOU A FEW NICKLES I WANT TO USE THE PHONE (WOW? LOOK AT THAT CIGARETTE RACK NOT A FACKAGE IN IX) L-r V- Y-ff A i mH- Mm; HER. OVERSHOES. TO LEAVE TRACKS 7 i PUT TWO SOCKS HERE, PUT ON ALL RIGHT, THIS ONE BUT I PUT THEM ON THE BOTH ON THE OTHER FOOT SAME FOOT HAVE ALWAYS DISAPPROVED OF THE CRUDE AMERICAN METHODS OF MURDER IT IS FAR.

MORE. INTERESTING -AND PAR. LESS DANGEROUS -TO) -AHEM- INDUCE. THE-EK- FAT1ENT TO RERFOKM THE. DEED HIMSELF Ts IMf U4 IhI 1t tftEANWWILE: IN THE VERY DRUG STORE WHICH DARBY IS APPROfcCHINGJ VTVtX CRDEK WERE rS6L'EoN VX'h BEFORE THERE HBZB VVOA'iEN OLDiEZ5- B'JT THEY TI1X HOLD, EVEN THO''6H OWES EART PCE5 NOT RBCCGMZS NSIi5NIA OF "1 I JUST REMEMBERED I FORCOT (pT-t? TO TURN OPF THE OVEN AND THE ROAST WE HAD FORXj, DINNER IS IN IT riwSpT 71 W-irt I I xt -)( 1 fj 1 NOT IF CAMY AC Lloyd E.

Andrews, son of E. A. Andrews, of.ural Tampa, has to the Greenville army air field, for further flight training. Back From Pacific After 34 months in the Pacific area, Cpl. E.

W. "Gene" Hunter is back in the states and has just completed a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Hunter, of 1907 Florida ave.

An aerial gunner, he took part in four major battles, New Guinea, Dutch East Indies, Papau and the Bismark area, winning a Presidential Citation and Oak Roberta Bamford, of West Palm Beach. Just five months before he returned to the states Gene was stationed near his brother, Cpl. W. B. "Bill" Hunter.

Bill was an anti-aircraft gunner in the New Guinea area for nine months. He entered the service in March, 1943, and trained at Fort Wallace, Tex. I'M POSITIVE I PUT BOTH SOCKS ON Copt. 194V Ktnjr Fnrure Tffi RNEff- AFTER AH SLAPS MAHSELF FACE WIF IT THREE TIMES IN TH FALLS INTO A TRANCE AN' MAMMY O' MAH FRY IT UP tM'MV OEUGriTFUL. KNOW THE fclLS COVEZN1N6 FKATEKNIZATIOM BETWEEN OFFICER'S AND ENLISTED IN THIS TtiBATRB Of WAR it ms a good BEEN THROUGH A bfLtt LOT -TOCE-MER! M7 I liiliiiiili Inf vr1 1 i i I WHAT AN IDEA THOSE KIDS VSfSy GAVE AftE.

WHAT A RACKET THIS WILL BE T'LL CLEAN UR TVE GOT TO GET TO A DRUG STORE -A-rfSSj AND CALL yiify I'LL WERE JEEP. UP yoUTlNJCYCJ HAVE A TAKES CONTROL OF INSTITUTIONS The majority bloc on the county commission yesterday took over supervision of six of the county's seven in stitutions governed by the board. Chairman Ball, Commissioner Bill iard and Commissioner Moore, under 1945 committee appointments an nounced by Ball, will control six of the seven committees, for they will have two votes to the minority's one on each of the six committees. Commissioners Simmons and Nuc- cio are the two-man minority on the commission, and in only one Instance were they placed on the same committee. That exception was the commit tee for the agricultural demonstration school which Simmons individually has supervised for many years.

The committees are: Home arid hospital: Bullard, chair man; Nuccio and Moore. Tuberculosis sanitarium: Simmons, chairman; Bullard and Ball. Convict camp: Moore, chairman; Nuccio and Bullard. Detention home: Nuccio, chairman; Bullard and Moore. Courthouse: Ball, chairman; Bul lard and Moore.

Demonstration school: Simmons, chairman; Moore and Nuccio. Jail: Bullard, chairman; Ball and Moore. The chairmanship of the convict camp committee went to Moore, from district five, in line with an old pa tronage policy of letting the fifth dis trict member supervise the camp: Ball has headed the courthouse committee for many years. Bullard succeeded Curtis Hixon, former commissioner from district three but now mayor of Tampa, as head of the county jail committee. Nuccio, under yesterdtey's appointments, was ousted from a long tenure as boss of the county home and hospital committee.

The appointments carried with it a pledge by the entire commission that all major problems affecting the institutions will be laid "before the full board." WOUNDED LIST WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. (JP) The war department made public today the names of 2098 United States soldiers wounded in action in the European area. In all these cases next of kin have previously been notified and have been kept informed directly by the war department of any change in status. EUROPEAN AREA ALABAMA Adams, Pfc.

John, Opelika. Ailred, Pfc. Herbert Bessemer. Barkley, Pvt. John Collbran.

Byrd, Pvt. David Hartford. Campbell, Pfc. Halbert Birmingham. Craig, 1st Lt.

William Phenix City. Pvt. Daniel Birmingham. George, Pvt. Alva.

Scottsboro. Giles, Pvt. Guy Birmingham. Givens, 5 Edward Headland. Goines, Pvt.

James Russellville. Green, Pfc. Aubrey York. Harper, Pvt. William Steppville.

Johnson, Sgt. Amos Russellville. Jones, Pfc. Tommy Fairfield. Kennamer, S'Sptt.

Joseph Grant. Kennedy, 2nd Lt. Robert Anniston. Lowrey, Pvt. Erskin Fort Payne.

MeEIroy, Pfc. Seth Bessemer. Miller, 2nd Lt. Leonard Lineville. Pitts, Pfc.

Earnest Anniston. Ramsey, Pfc. Woodrow, Andalusia. Reid. 2nd Lt.

James Cullman. Sachs, Pvt. Alfred Cullman. Shadrick, 1st Lt. James Talladega.

FLORID A- Dodson, TSgt. Allan 427 11th Palmetto. Fox, Pvt. Robert Box 15, Palmetto. Herrhelroth, Pvt.

Howard 51 Xorth-ea-t 43rd Miami. Kotler, Pfc. Sidney, 201 Southwest 30th Miami. La Rosa, Pvt. Ang-elo, 2909 18th Tamna.

Morrow, Pvt. John 729 Franklin Rest Palm Beach. Perez, Pvt. George 2502 Tampa Tamna. Pitts, Pvt.

Odis 815 Henry Lake nles. Purslev, Pvt. David Floral Ciiv. Shandloff, T5 Robert S5(i Southwest 21st Miami. Stokes, Pfc.

Curtis Route 1, Box 4, Altha. GEORGIA Anderson, Pvt. Harold Woodstock. Anderson, Pfc. Ruben, Gainesville.

Arnngton, Pvt. Rufus Augusta. Elsberry, T5 Thomas Rockmart. Giddens, Pvt. Thomas Eastman.

Guyton, Pvt. Leroy, Egan. Harris, 1st Lt. Jasper Dawson. Hightower, Pfc.

Arthur L. Jenkins, T5 Benjamin McRae. Jones, Larry L. Joyce, Pfc. Byron.

Atlanta. Lofton, Pfc. Ray Valdosta. Lunsford. Pfc.

Hester Dewyrose. Norris, Pvt. Ernest Athens. Payne. Pfc.

Carl nitk Pettis, SSgt. John Warner Robins. Pollock, Sgt. Jonnnie Valdosta. Roberts, T5 Beuford Denton.

Smith, Pfc. Jewell Cummins. Tankersley, Pvt. Hueh Brunswick SS.Td'v Eatonton. Thrift, Pvt.

Waycross. Turner, Pfc. Dewey, Columbus. Vaughn, Set. Felton Atlanta.

SOUTH CAROLINA Adams, Pvt. Boyd Leesville. Crenshaw Pvt. Robert Pelzer. Dmiler PJ Th011ias Columbia.

Ellis, T4 Fehx Gaffney. Glance, Sett. Charles Sharon Goowin. Pvt. Charles Tillman.

5 Albert Taylors. Hill. pvt. Clarence Clinton. Hmes, pfc.

William Spartanburg. Hughes, Pvt. Arthur Ninety-Six. Hughes, Pvt. William C.

Beiton. Jordan, Pfc. Henry. Jefferson. King, Pvt.

Horace Bcvon. Kirton, 2nd Lt. John Cades f.YLn"?' Lapt. Peter Charleston. Livingston, burs.

ttjst. Richard Orange Masters. Pfc. Ben Liberty. McFacldm, Douglas, New Zion.

McKelvey, Sgt Paul Columbia. Peeples. Pvt. Henry Varnville Polk, Pfr. Elliott C.

Hampton. Reid, Pic. Greenville geid. Pvt. Leonard Woodruff.

TAnios E- Woodruff. Self. Pfc. L. Kershaw.

South, Pvt. James Greenwood Sprouse, Pvt. Warren Fountain Tollison, Pfc. William Greenville. Vpyles, Pvt.

Calvin Seneca. West. Pfc. Ethel Loris Winn, Pfc. Warren McCormick.

Merchant Marine Casualty List WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. (JP) Casualties of the United States mer- chant marine, resulting from war ac tinn nnrl rpnnrtaA anQ rePOrted to the next of km during the period from Dec 1 1Q44 lf to Dec. 31, 1944, inclusive totaled 56. Missing ALABAMA Tomlmson, Archie Olan, Mobile.

FLORIDA James Headley Mother. Mrs Elsie Jeurtado, 1512 NE. Miami Miami SOUTH CAROLINA Wood. Frank Bell, Edgefield. TODAY'S ANSWER 7 HJfEAMP EVEM EAT IN TVE 5AV.E I ilightower 21 months with Invading marine and Anthony Guastella and Elido H.

was stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C. L. Hightower, of 3421 E. Henry ave.

W. B. Hunter Wolfson Leaf Cluster. His wife is the former from a minor operation at Amarillo, Estrella was made editor of the is with the air corps. Prisoners Todd, Staff Set.

Russell Mrs. I.iicy xuuu, Diumer, jo urove St. Augus tine. VOOrhieS. 2nd f.t.

Mrs Marv L. Voorhies, wife, 720 Northeast 118th Miami, GEORGIA Alexander, Pvt. James Palmetto. Amerson, Pvt. Vance Macon.

Baggett, Pfc. Grcver Dallas. Bailey, Staff Sgt. John Savannah. Barfield, Pvt.

Johnnie Columbus. Barker, Staff Sgt. Jesse Quitman. Bollinger, Pfc. Alton Macon.

Brown, 2nd Lt. George Marietta. Brown, 2nd Lt. Heckle Fitzgerald Carpenter, Sgt. James Elliiay.

ChaUDel. 2nd Lt. Donald ir nnliim- ous. Coletti, Sgt. Leo Savannah.

Collins, 2nd Lt. George Cum- Cranman, 1st Lt. Herman Savannah Cummings, Lt. Col. Edwin Columbus.

Daniel, Hubert Dallas. Dowling, Sgt. Leonard Valdosta. Duncan, Pvt. R.

Atlanta. Dunlap, 2nd Lt. John Atlanta. Foster, 2nd Lt. Paul Milledgeville.

Frost, Pvt. Kelly Carrollton. Gladney, Pfc. Alfred Cordeie. GoUbee, Pfc.

James Sylvania. Goen, Pvt. Charles Griffin. Gordon, SSgt. Virgil Winder.

Greene, Cpl. Frederick Lizella. Griffin, Tech. 5th Gr. Marshall F.

Macon. Griner, Pvt. Leroy, Adel. Groom, Sgt. Jim Lindale.

Hefner, Pvt. Louis Mount Airy. Henderson, SSgt. Berry Alpharetta. Henson, Pvt.

Louis Atlanta. Hull, Pvt. Paul Lookout. Jackson, SSgt. Charles Atlanta.

Jones, Pfc. Fred Atlanta. Kirk, Pvt. John LaFayette. Long, Pvt.

Hubert, Atlanta. Lowry, TSgt. Billy Atlanta. Murdoch, Pvt. Hal Atlanta.

Moorman, Capt. John Macon. Mosier, SSgt. Richard Hamhurst. Nielsen, 1st Lt.

William Columbus. Nix, Pfc. Roy Cleveland. Parker, Pfc. William Gaddistown.

Payne, Pvt. George Milledgeville. Ray, Pfc. Charles Ray City. Redd, Pvt.

Carl Marietta. Santos, 2nd Lt. Anthony Savannah Smith, S'Sgt. Cecil Cobbtown. Smith.

1st Lt. William .7 Atlanta. Tingle, Tech. 5th Gr. Archie Forsyth.

wajKer, ric. ftim enigma. Warr. Pvt. William.

Westbrooke, 1st Lt. William Tunnel rain. Wheeles. Pvt. Bert Hinesville.

White, Pfc. Robert Lyerly. Williams, SSgt. William Athens. Williams, Pvt.

Winston Atlanta. Willis, Pvt. Earl Thomaston. Wilson, Pvt. Everette Faceville.

Woff ord, 1st Lt. Brad Gaines ville. Youmans, Pfc. James Brunswick. SOUTH CAROLINA Bessinger.

Pfc. Melvin, Holly Hill. Bridges, Pvt. Elbert Gaffney. Brown.

Set. Jesse C. Rumtpr. Cannon, Pvt. Hubert Galivants Ferry Chappell.

Pfc. Robert C. Nimmons. Cicconi, 1st Lt. Anthony Parris Is- iana.

Cloanger, 1st Lt. Francis Lykesland uunDar, 1st L.t. Robert Charleston, tvans, caDt. James Clemson. Fortner.

Pvt. Jervin Liberty. Fowler, 2nd Lt. James Marion. Goldman, Pvt.

Paul Greenwood. Hastings, 1st Lt. Willis. Chester. Hester, Pfc.

Ralnh Greenville. Holtzclaw, Pvt. Joe Clinton. Horton, Pfc. William Spartanburg.

Joyner. SSgt. Ferris Columbia. Kay, Pfc. David Greenville.

Steele. Pvt. Weston Six Mile. Tennyson, 2nd Lt. Halvor Greenville Traylor, Set.

Charlie White Oak. Truett. Pvt. Weldon Darlington. Weams, Pvt.

William Greenville. Wilson, Pfc. Herbert Anderson. NAVY CASUALTIES WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (JP) The navy department today announces 416 casualties of the U.

S. naval forces (navy, marine corps, and coast guard), not heretofore released on navy department casualty lists. Next of kin of the following casualties have been notified: ALABAMA Edwards, Robert Lee, Watertender second class, TJSN. Missing. Odenville.

Ellis, Frank USMC. Wounded. North Birmingham. Maisel, Herman USMCB. Wounded.

Mobile. Herring, James Edward, Gunner's Mate third class, USNR. Wounded. Montgomery. Nelson, Harper McCray, Machinist's mate first class, TJSN.

Wounded. Andalusia. FLORIDA Bell, Eugene Pic, VSMCR. Wounded. Parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Bell, 44 Gonzalez Fensacola. Bradley. William 1st DSMCR. Dead.

Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradley.

Tallahassee. McClure, Charles H. Ill, ISMC. Wounded. Father.

Charles S'liU Northwest 1st Miami. Valentine. James Leonard, Seaman first class, L'SNR. Wounded. Parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Homer Valentine, 324 E. Emily Tampa. George. Daniel Dorrett.

Machinist's mate first class, USNR. Wounded. Wife. Mrs. Lulu Ellen George, Pierson.

Harper. James Vernon, Quartermaster second class, USNR. Wounded. Wife, Mra. Lillian McNair Harper, Manitou Jacksonville.

Harper. Oswald Horace, Seaman second class, CSN. Missing. Father. Mr.

Oswald Horace Harper, 353 Kith Jacksonville. Herring. Leon Forest, Machinist's mate, second class, L'SNR. Wounded. Mother, Mrs.

Fannie Pigford Herring. Malone. Jones. Ralph Meldrim, Lt. USNR.

Missing. Wife. Mrs. Margaret Rudy Jones, 214 Sidonia Coral Gables. GEORGIA Dennard, Hillard Earl, Aviation machinist's mate first class, USNR.

Wounded. Eliaville. Jennings, Edward Neary, USNR. Missins. Waycross.

Lawrence, James Overton, Storekeeper first class, USNR. Missing. Mansfield. Wimberly, James Mack, USNR. Missing.

Savannah. Worling. Joseph Lester, USN. Missing. Thomasviile.

Davis. Fred USMC. Wounded. Athens. Exum.

Earl William. Fireman second cles; USNR. Missing. Lakeland. Walden, Llewellyn, U6.VXC.

Wounded, Wprrenton. Waller. Eugene, Steward's mate first class, USNR. Wounded. Atlanta.

SOUTH CAROLINA Fulton. Charles Myers, Chief commissary steward, UPN. Missing. Charleston. Crump.

Ezekiel Pfc, USMC. Nrwberry. Kuykendall. Loyal F. Pfc, USMCR.

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Eisenhower's staff. He also has the right of appeal to the President. The body of Telchman, 60-year-old former counselor of the British embassy in Chungking, was found Dec. 4 hours after his death by shooting on his estate; Honingham HalL Smith and Pvt. Leonard Wojtacha, of Detroit, had gone hunting with their army carbines on Sunday afternoon, Dec.

3, after Smith had consumed 15 cups of beer. Smith admitted shooting Teichman as the diplomat approached him. Dramatic Statement Maj. Charles P. Brockus of Kansas City, closed for the prosecution with the dramatic statement that Wojtacha was lucky that he escaped the same fate as the Briton.

Brockus said than when Teichman approached, Smith said to himself: "I will kill him. No one will ever know what happened to this old man. I can get rid of him." "Bmitn underestimated one man, Wojtacha," Brockus continued. "Smith thought Wojtacha would never tell. Wojtacha is very fortunate that he was not killed by Smith on that occasion." Lt.

Max Sokarl, of New London put up a vigorous defense. He drew a picture of the soldier as having a split personality and as being a psychopathic case who cut tails off pet mice. At the close of his two-hour final plea, Lt Sokarl said: "Smith's life Is no life. It is a living death. It is a great pity" New Travel Edict Won't Affect City Atlantic Coastline and Seaboard railway officials said yestercjAy that the government's new order banning special trains would not affect Tampa train service as no special service has been contemplated.

Railroad officials said no special trains have been run out of Tampa since last May when special cars were authorized for 10 days in May to get stranded tourists back to northern cities. "There is no possibility of such special service this year, however," said R. E. Blumensteil, Seaboard passenger agent, "because both the railroads and government agencies have warned the public that those who come to Florida from northern points do so at their own risk as far as transportation is concerned." WLB HEARING IN BOX STRIKE WILL BE JAN. 26 The War Labor board will hold a hearing in Tampa Jan.

26 to hear discussions on issues Involved in the recent strike of cigar boxmakers which closed down the three plants In the city. WLB officials said the strikers, who went back to work Jan. 4 pending outcome of the hearing, have until next Wednesday to file a brief presenting their demands. The workers have demanded a 15 percent wage increase and recognition of their newly-organized union. SCOUT COUNCIL MEETS MONDAY The Girl Scout council will hold its annual dinner meeting Monday at the Columbia restaurant at 7 o'clock, Mrs.

L. N. Dantzler, commissioner of the Tampa district, said yes- terday. Mrs. C.

Vaughan Ferguson, first vice president of the national council, will speak on "Camping and Character." ADVERTISEMENT UNCLE SAM TO HAND OUT 32,000,000 EXTRA RED POINTS The greatest windfall of extra red points ever is going this month, and each month following, to American housewives throughout the country. 32 million extra red points, approximately, will be handed out hy meat dealers to customers who turn In used fats in a great Victory drive for this essential of medicines, gunpowder, synthetic rubber, soaps, paints and a hundred other necessities on the battlefield and home front. For each pound of fats turned In, every housewife is entitled to 2 red points. The need for used fats Is still urgent. Women are urged to save every drop, every spoonful of grease possible and keep saving until final Victory over both Germany and Japan.

While in the hospital recovering Pvt. William Wolfson, of 2915 hospital paper, "News of the Weak." Army List WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. (JF) The war department made public today the names of 3216 United States soldiers who are held as prisoners of war by Germany. In all cases next of kin have previously been notified and have been kept informed directly by the war department of any change in status.

INTERNED BY GERMANY ALABAMA Anthony, Sgt. John Bessemer. Arledge, 2nd Lt. Coburn Birmingham Bolen, 2nd Lt. Prank Selma.

Brooks, Sgt. Harrison Birmingham. Brown, Pvt. Truman Falkville. Burgett, Pvt.

Edward Tanner. Carver, Pfc. Marcus, Somervilie. Conaway. Pvt.

James Fairfax. Davidson, T5 James Montgomery. Denson, Pvt. James Gadsden. Dickey, Capt.

John Chatom. Dulaney, SSgt. Austin Eastaboga. Dunn. TSgt.

Grover Fruithurst. Pelgar, 1st Lt. Robert Jacksonville. Flanagan, 1st Lt. George Attalla.

Gates, Sgt. Henry Montgomery. Goodwin, Pfc. Thomas Mobile. Gossett, Pvt.

Fred Center. Gravette, Pvt. Willie Ashland. Gregory, 2nd Lt. Homer, West Birmingham.

Hammond, 2nd Lt. Harold Florence. Henley, Sgt. Olis Cordova. Hildreth.

2nd Lt. Major Bank. Jones, FO Frank Montgomery. Jones, Pfc. Harvey, Mobile.

Jones, Pvt. Walter Arley. Keenum, Pvt. William Sheffield. Kemeys, Pvt.

Ivan, Powhatan. Loughnot. Pfc. Harold Spring Hill. Manley, Pfc.

Wilbern Needham. McCleskey, Pfc. James Moulton. McQueen, TSt. Thomas Bessemer.

Miller, Pvt. Phillip Birmingham. Mitchell, Pfc. James Talladega. Nobles, Sgt.

Relius Sylacauga. Osbourn, Pfc. Harvey Leeds. Pounds, Pvt. Troy, Boaz.

Presley, SSgt Leroy Gasden. Robbins. Pvt. James Dora. Robinson, Pvt.

Albert Siluria. Rodgers, Pfc. Joseph New Market. Rosemore, 2nd Lt. Fredric Birmingham.

Ryals, Pvt. George Montgomery. Seibels, Pfc. Howard Birmingham. Skinnier, 1st Lt.

Charles Monroeville. Smedley, Sgt. William Alexander City. Talley, Pvt. Ervtn Altoona.

Tune, 1st Lt. William Carbon Hill. Vest, SSgt. Wilburn West Hunts-ville. Victory, Pvt.

Claude Empire. watkins. Pvt. William Birmingham. Witherspoon, Staff Sgt.

E. Gadsden. FLORIDA Allen, end Lt. Mr. D.

Allen, wife, Last Powhatan Tampa. Anthony, Cpl. Louis H. Fred Anthony, lather, 15th Analnrhinla Ashbrpok, Cpl. Frank Jr.

Frank M. Ashbrook, father, Dade Cltv. Teen. St- William W. Mrs.

Alice W. Hrainard, mother, 25 Curie Crescent West Palm Beach. Branch, Pfc. Clyde M. Mrs.

Maudy Branch, wife, Seffner. Brown, T4 George A. Mrs. Myrtle B. Brown, mother, Orange Heights.

Brown, Sgt. Sidney E. Mrs. Annie L. Brown, mother.

Route 3, Box 41, Gainesville. Ruenzle, Frederick L. Mrs. Violet Reid, mother, 14U3 Ray Villa Apt. 3.

Tampa. Clark. Pvt. Tillman GlAlln Clark, mother. Box 443, Perry.

Crooke, 2nd Lt. James ir. James J. Crooke, father, 1320 East Robe p.n. Culver, Pfc.

William H. Mrs. Sula Moore, mother, Bascom. Banner, 2nd Lt. Robert M.

Mrs. Gertrude Danner, mother, 892 Volusia Davtona Beach. Dean, 1st Lt. Cecil W. Dean, father, Route 1, Box 844, Panama Citv.

Duck, Sitt. Eldridge C. Jr. Mrs. Ollie R.

Duck, mother, 61 North Watson Fensacola Heights. Duke. Sgt. James T. Mrs.

Idella W. Duke, mother. Box 254, Venice. Gale, Pvt. Frank jr.

Frank R. Gale, father. Route it, Box 4(iO, Jacksonville. Gregory, Pfc. Joe H.

Miss Ruby L. Gresory, sister. Perry. Gregory. 2nd Lt.

John Jr. John B. Gregory, father, 127 West 1st Dania. Henderson. 1st Lt.

Robert Ill Robert A. Henderson, father, 2107 Hendry Fort Myers. Hill, Staff Sgt. Ralph jr. Mrs.

Gladys M. Roberts, mother, 12783 Gulf St. Petersburg. Holbrook, Pvt. Radrr H.

Curtis Hol-brook, father. Plant City. Johnson. Pvt. Rov Mr.

Ann It Johnson, mother, 307 Bullavard Lake Wales. Kendall, 2nd Lt. Walter jr. Mrs. Naomi C.

Kendall, wife, 3210 Palmira Tampa. Killinn, Pfc. Stephen Jr. Mrs. Emma B.

Killion. mother, Riverview. Kinr. 1st Lt. Charles A.

Henry J. King, father, 6319 2lth south, St. Petersburg. Kinsey, Staff Srt. Clarence H.

Mrs. Mary E. Kinsey, mother, Aucilla. lazenby. Staff Sgt.

John O. Mrs. Del-nhine C. lazenby, mother, 983 Southwest 2nd Miami. Lee, Pfc.

George J. Mrs. Percy O. Lee, wife. Box 578, Perry.

Lloyd. 1st Lt. Garland B. Mrs. Grace L.

Lloyd, wife, 1114 Hayes, Tallahassee. Powell, 1st Lt. Albert jr. Mrs. Fthel C.

Lord, mother, 18 North Hollywood Davtona Beach. Reddick, 2nd Lt. Marvin J. Henry V. Reddick, father, 22 Eat Church Avon Park.

Reynolds, 1st Lt. Robert Mrs. Doris C. Revnolds, mother, 601 Delaney Park Orlando. Smith.

Col. Archibald Y. Mrs. Archl- taia Y. Smith, wife, 1548 Liberty Jacksonville.

Smith. Lt. Col. Robert E. Mrs.

Sally Smith, wife, 112! 24th south, St. I'eiersburg. Spencer. 2nd It. Cecil C.

Jr. Cecil C. Sppneer, father. Route 4, Milton. Spnrlock.

Pfc. Joseph Murray I. Spurloek, father. Pox 522. Frostproof.

Stanley. Pfc. Richard M. Mrs. Mirth a Stanley, mother.

Anhurndale. St-rk. 2nd Lt. Richo'd n.Mr. Enilly n.

Stark, wife, 308 North Habana Tfmpa. Swxnion. Staff Sgt. Bernard Mrs. Lnrs Swanson, wife, 3215 Southwest 23rd Tier.

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