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Your Wartim ProbUmtt SfJL? McenM hM mny and ther. 16 BROOKLYN EAGLE, Tb'ES JANJB. 1945 Kit me rti rt non-delivery. ASIDES TO EE.ADERI "ftlon nation. Atlantic City.

N. J. the young gunner hold the Dutln-I guUhed Fljlng Crow and the Air Medal with three Cluster. I "Our target waa Bremen." Mid I Martin recalling the mlaalon on which he was wounded. "The for- WITH OUR FIGHTERS If have ant 22 HAVY MEN FROM THIS AREA ARE CASUALTIES Mail Marriages Are Frowned Upon mcjiziu.

cannot require' Pf'tiUm you to return to him any part of h7 of lh" biw a auowance ana ne na man -Ul bring pM laboard Italy-bawsi bomDert are I rj yl ma mm or jv roru waa rounding no way or stopping that allowance as long as he remain an enlisted Teh. Srt. Seymour Diamond. 30. I to me initial turning point lor tn Over There By RICHARD HART 'of 193 Sumner Ave.

ei)Kineer-gun-i A wi-. oomo run wnen we were jumpea man ana you are hi legal wife. The Washington. Jan. S3 0J.R The ner.

and Stan ai. wiiwi r. nimcia. vuj iui- Brooklynltes no-v button itation, after aervine Considerable doubt has been cast fact thai you have a job ha these so-called proxy or -mail htoever to do with a Class A meraa or Anno, wt lia.ian Krn, ot o2 Nstrand Ave The Purple H-'art has been amara- matlon waa tight and we were Navy Department nas announcea campaign and the invasion of taii runner. Kearns holds the Air ed in the Purine area to marine, throwing out a good defense wall.

296 casualties of the navy, marine corps and coast guard, Including; 11 marriage- that have excited the ln-'tl xon F. DeSaiv, prove Pndency to secure it veteran of 25 Jo- Mecal with three Oak Leal Clusters, pfc. Trwimas o. une jut-ius oroae wirougn. Southern Franc, infantry Pfc.

terest of many girl who are Irked 32d Ave. and marine iurp. iwwn dead, 200 wounded and 54 missing eph A. OTlourke of 426 A 7th Ave i came In and sent a 30 mm. shell right into my waist compartment.

Funny thing about It la that the TJ Rrtinett Srhwanz rs rvcirro or Il Join du i by long engagements with men over Also, your allowance does not reduce; Pacific theater the amount he can send to hi par-lLissandrello of ent. To D. C. Some of the Christ- from 15 months o' bringing to 84,411 the total casual la receiving treatment in a hospi- oth bombardier wwnrr was shot in the right arm Ai ties since Pearl Harbor. The'fol i nesuroyea cm i pans man In the sneu missed me completely, but a piece of the armor plate that waa seas.

A case of this sort was recently reviewed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Army. An army major Ul to England lor a foot infection wlIn 8-ji Army Air Force, has' by a Japanese sniper on fiPa" contracted In France. ORourke. received the DiMinguUhed Flying DeChro was hit tn the shoulder by Who holds the Broiw Pur for Cress and the Air Medal mlth three shrapnel on that island. lowing 22 Brooklyn, Queens and ripped off by it Imbedded Itself In Long Island men are Included: DIAMONDS NEEDED- braving enemy fire in Ita.y to save ok Lear clusters.

my knee. The other waist gunner and the radio operator were also nmHKl nlHiT BS ll in-. SC. I ACCARDI. Pharmacist'! Mate 2d Class Vito Thomas, navy.

dead- Due la Shortaaa from wounded in France He entered Staff St. Harold Barry. 28. of wounded but we got in and bombed the target and all three of us got the Purple Heart when we came Mrs. Maria Accardi.

wife, 241 service in March. 1943. and went 4810 6th Ave. ball turret gunner Diamonds Are Now Bringing Highest Price, NOW IS THI TIME TO SILL Stagg St. asked for Increased subsistence and rental allowance in view of the fact that he had 8 greed by mail to accept a girl as his wife.

was originally a resident of Pennsylvania and she lived in Georgia. After much discussion of the case in Washington, Assistant Comptroller General Frank L. Yates held that overseas last January. back." ANTONIAZZI, Machinist's Mate 2d JEWELRY SILVERWARE WATCHK Class Henry, navy, missing Mrs aboard a R-17 In England, has been arried the DIM mini Wied Flying Crews and the Air Medal with three Clusters. "I have a feeling of personal sat Eugenia Antonlazzl, wife, 57 Oak- dale Farmlngdale.

BENNETT, Aviation Chief Radio Technician Frank Joseph, navy, although common-law marriages are valid in Pennsylvania, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has ruled "a isfaction every time a pilot ispinceo, 4.to. c.hi. I. oi.m rTT nnwiXEi ULU vjULD Cuth mt Once Km Half inn Highest Prices Ever Paid FRED LOFFMAN 6 lQg Firm KLY up by rescue craft," declares Sgt. mUh the Coast Guard are Vincent A.

Delyra of 1552 E. 36th sman 2d Class Antonio Calllno of 4r.h as a mHio fDeratoriM orant stationed at a mld- marriage license must be obtained pursuant to the existing marriage license statute before any valid marriage, ceremonial or common-law. (J.g.) Lloyd J. i. v.c.

ir, ic tn lis- Pacific base, and Lt B. H. T. Sea Beaek er 4th in Rakwar blk at. ttk At.

Car St. 14th execu- 'Glasgow of 1565 E. can be entered into. No evidence Seramr Dlamni tni W. F.

Krarni Brooklynltes who have completed rt. saih a 4th st, Efll SkMitna aa T. 1. Cartla ten for distress cans irum orncfr ab0ard an LST on Pa- has been furnished which establishes Europe on their WBV bark from invasion duty. wounded Mrs.

Louis Bennett, mother, 3517 Avenue L. BOLLES, Seaman 1st Class Harold Charles, navy, wounded Mrs. Olga Bolles, wife, 41-01 60th Woodside. FOWLER, Seaman 1st Class John Joseph, navy, wounded Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Fowler, parents, 5122 Skillman Ave. GALLAGHER, Seaman 1st Class Daniel Raymond, navy, wounded Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher, parents, 443 St.

Mark's Ave. (0 combat missions over Qualified as gunnery instructors following graduation from the air "It was a tremendous mnu wnni forces Central Instructors School, Laredo, Texas, are Sgt. Eell Skog- strom of 5503 8th Ave. and Staff Over Here Wounded on his Staff Sgt. Charles we recently effected tne rescue of 49 men in one day.

That set an all-time record for air-sea rescue." Educated at St. Johns Prep and St. John's University, Sergeant De- i mil Sgt. Thomas J. Cartin of 1647 E.

53d St. fifth mission. R. Martin of (0666 spent six weeks in A Report on the Outlook for Home Telephone Service GIARDELLI, Pfc. Joseph Leonard, "Ului.i..

i u. I on flW 9.1 school. Sioux Falls, S. D. marine, wounded Mrs.

Ethel V. Jones, mother, 1463 Broadway. Tjp went liIC if'1'! uviv Now awaiting reassignment 'at the army air forces redistribu- told Pnparationi as directed 18 months ago. HOPFER, Sgt Arthur Otto, marine. wounaea Mr.

ana Mrs. George Hopfer, parents, 720 Flushing Ave LARKIN, Pfc. William T. ma rine, wounded Mr. and Mrs.

MOM OfFICUL FMOTOUKjJ bkaaXtii (WJaV William T. Larkln parents, 346 Monroe St. Arthar Jafft and F. J. DeCtrU Second Lt.

Arthur Jaffe of 3075 MOCLAIR. Machinist's Mate 1st Coney Island Ave. has been assigned to duty as a communications officer Class Joseph Stanislaus, navy, dead Mr. and Mrs. William Moclair, parents, 3424 Cortelyou Road.

(Previously reported missing on Oct. 25 list.) after receiving his commission at Chanute Field, 111. Ensign Francis DeCarlo of 272 Van Brant St. has received his license as third mate MURPHY, Chief Gunners Mate at the Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, N. Y.

Hugh Joseph, navy, missing Mrs. Catherine Marie Murphy, wife, 119-27 236th St. Albans. MYERS, Staff Sgt. Howard H.

marine, wounded Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Myers, parents, 188 Maple Sea Cliff. NAUMAN, Machinists Mate 3d 62 Boro, L.

I. SOLDIERS ON WOUNDED LIST Class John Henry, navy, missing-Mrs. Ruth Madseh Nauman, wife, 46 Folsome Huntington We'd 4nety ft SEND HIM PHOTOGRAPHS FOR VALENTINE'S NELSON, Aviation Radioman 1st Washington, Jan. 23 The War uiass William Anthony, navy, wounded Mr. and Mrs.

William Department made public today the Nelson, parents. 6052 Madison St. names of 1.728 soldiers wounded in action In the European, Mediter NOBILE, Seaman 1st Class Joseph ranean and Southwest Pacific areas jsam, navy, dead Mr. and Mrs, Calogero Nobile, parents, 1881 11th St. In all these cases next of kin have WHEREVER FIGHTING MEN GO, THE TELEPHONE GOES TOO.

Until both German! CONNELL, Aviation Machinist's previously been notified and have been kept informed directly by the Mate 2d Class Francis Xavier, and Japan are defeated, the manufacturers of telephone equipment must use much War Department of any change of Our Jean Sordou photographer takes such odorable, life-like photographs of children it take his, babies right across the miles to "Daddy." Stloction Ol proofi No appointment navy, missing Mr. and Mrs, status. The following 62 Brooklyn, their plant capacity to meet the special communication needs of the Army and Navf VALENTIN I OFFER ft Francis OConnen, parents, 807 Queens and Long Island men are Cross Bay Broad Channel photogrophf c.95 -s Ik jL A included: PASSALACQUA, Seaman 1st Class mf mi iuis John. navy, missing Mr EUROPEAN AREA ana Mrs. John Passalacqua, parents, 211 Bay 8th St.

Jean Sardou Studio Fifth Floor iora On a ntftlatur In a pckf liitd lathr foldtr. klu for Htt Nary. Brown fof Army. Volontino photographi fof Cvr. mult token arlyl PP A ALLEN, Pfc.

George W. George Allen, father, 46 Brinkerhoff Lane, Manhasset. PETITO, Seaman 1st Class Frank mmmmm AMATO, Pvt. Domonlc Prank Amato, father, 199 Franklin Ave BAUMANN, Tech. Set.

Walter L. 1, N. Y. FULTON at BOND TRiangle 5-8100. Leonard Baumann, father, 85-3S 68th Forest Hills.

BLUM, 1st Lt. Seymour E. Mrs Ann G. Blum, wife, 347 Lincoln 0b Joseph, navy, dead Mrs. Anna Petito.

mother, 528 McDonald Ave PRESS, Pfc. Benjamin, marine, wounded Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Press, Southampton. RUBIN, Corp.

Paul, marine, woundedMr. and Mrs. William Rubin, parents, 2301 Coney Island Ave SCHMITT, Corp. Andrew J. marine, wounded Mr.

and Mrs Andrew J. parent, 415 Marion St. WHEELER, Seaman 1st Class Frank Richard, navy, dead Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Wheeler, mother 219-33 144th Springfield Gardens. Place.

BRENNAN, 2d Lt. Edward J. Mrs. Mary A. Brennan, mother, 40-82 Case Elmhurst.

BUCHALTER, Pvt. Sidney Mrs. Sally R. Buchalter, wife, 1745 E. 18th St.

CASAZZA, Pvt. John Mrs. Mary Casazza, wife, 347 Warren St. CLEARY. Pvt.

John F. Jr. Mrs. Phillips, father, R. F.

Wantagh. Ellen V. Cleary, mother, 550 57th Street. CURTIS, Pfc. George M.

Mrs. TELEPHONES NEED SWITCHBOARDS. That's as true of civilian telephone service as i Bertha Curtis, mother, 219 Beach 118th Rockaway Park. DAHL, Corp. Nils Mrs.

Ingerborg Dahl, mother, 635 50th St. FAY, 2d Lt. Richard J. Mrs. Isabella K.

Fay, wife. 21-06 35th Astoria. the fighting fronts. And the problem of extending home service to new subscribers bow ivu, uorp. Nicnolas M.

Mrs. Marie A. Sacco. 46 Duffleld St. SAGER, Pfc.

John A. Mrs. Uicy Sager, wife, 316 McDougal St. SAUL, Pvt. Jack S.

Mrs. Shirley W. Saul, wife, 729 Howard Ave. SCHEMEL, 2d Lt. Walter F.

Mrs. Madeline Schemel, mother, 61-12 56th Maspeth. SEEBER, Pfc. Francis J. Mrs.

F. J. Seeber, mother, 9-17 92d Woodhaven. SIEGEL, Pvt. Solomon J.

Mrs. Rebecca Siegel, mother, 100 S. 10th and later on as the country changes from war to peace is mainly one of new switca boards and other central office equipment, rather than just new telephone instrument FREIBERG, Pvt. Phil S. Mrs.

Marion K. Freiberg, wife, 473 E. 92d St. GREENBERO, Sgt. Sol Joseph Greenberg, father, 364 Remsen Ave GREGUS, Pvt.

Paul A. Mrs. Ame Street. SINISCALCHI. Pfc.

Joseph A. Irene Vacchio, sister, 94 5th Westbury. UP1 lia Gregus, wife, 85-36 60th Drive, Elmhurst. HAMORSKY, Pfc. Frank Camilla J.

Hamorsky, wife, 41-03 Vernon Boulevard, Long Island City. HEWITT, Pfc. Joseph Mrs. Car 14 xJ SLI DER, Pfc. LeRoy Jr.

Mrs. Elsie Sluder, 115-42 205th St. Albans. SMITH, Pfc. Edwin J.

Jr. Edwin J. Smith father, 106 Llnwood Hempstead. SMITH, Staff Sgt. Philip Percy C.

Smith, father, 80 Vermont Hempstead. STEIN, Staff Sgt. David W. Mrs. Betty Stein, wife.

1630 41st St. rie Mayer, aunt, 198-06 Nashville Boulevard, Springfield Gardens. HOFMANN, Corp. Gerard J. Peter Hofmann, father, 18-34 Stephen Ridgewood.

HUNT, Pvt. James P. Malachy SYMONDS, Pfc. Bernard J. Sam Hunt, father, 109th Police Pre uel Symonds.

father, 4800 14th Ave. cinct, Prince Flushing. TORRUSIO, Pvt. Carmine Mrs. KORBET, Pvt.

Edmund F. Mrs Antoinette M. Torruslo, mother, 442 Lincoln Ave. Amelia Korbet, wife, 154-19 64th Flushing. Your Studebaker dealer is a pod man to know TORTORA, Pvt.

Vincent E. Mrs Angelina Tortora, sister-in-law 21-58 Stelnway Astoria. WALTERS, Sgt. Charles H. Jr.

Mrs. Evelyn L. Walters, wife, 19 KUTNER, Pvt. Adolph Mrs. Philip Stolar, aunt, 464 Junius St.

KUTZ, Pfc. Joseph A. Mrs. Helen A. Kutz, mother, 21-26 31st Long Island City.

LATORELLA, Pfc. Joseph A. Mrs. Madeline Latorella, 92 St. Mark's Avenue.

LaVECCHIA, Corp. Thomas Mrs. SWITCHBOARDS TAKE TIME TO MAKE STIli MORE TIME TO INSTALL EnH union Lynbrook. YACKEL, Pc. David Mrs.

Ida Wad-ddl, sister, 57-47 73d Place, Maspeth. YAMILKOSKI, Pvt. Anthony Mrs, mUot nri1 ftffirt eouinment is resumel we will have a double job. Fqr.nfter manufacture, this complicated equipment must Josephine LaVecchia, wife, 178 Mary Yamilkoski, mother, 30-11 34th Astoria. niiea mio existing central omce equipment, ueiore it tui uo uacu phones with those already in service.

Williams Ave. LEVY, 2d Lt. Edward R. Mrs. Gladys W.

Levy, wife, 326 New York Ave. ZALNEROVICH, Pfc. Nicholas-Mrs. Ann Zalnerovich, wife, 134 Scholcs St ZIMMERMAN, Pfc. Robert Mrs LICHTER, Pfc.

Nathan Louis Lichter, brother, 1 Tennis Court Celia Zimmerman, mother, 2131 LOOKING AHEAD. Limited production of new telephone instrj E. 24th St. LIVINGSTON, Pvt. John Anna Livingston, mother, 111-08 ments has been authorized-and by middle or late sju-i's MEDITERRANEAN AREA factory experts.

They gladly supply the public with reliable information on wartime regulations covering car and truck operations. Studebaker dealers realize the war is far from over yet. Until victory is assured, they will gladly do everything they can to help you keep your car or truck rolling. THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION THROUGHOUT the war, Stude-baker dealers have become recognized more and more as useful members of their communities. In order to do everything possible to keep cars and trucks in service, they constantly endeavor to get new and better tools and equipment.

They continue to train their mechanics in special cedures worked out by Studebaker DeSTEFANO, Pfc. Andrew Mrs. Domenica DeStefano, mother, 2014 hope to begin installing them, at a substantial rate, on the waiting lists of this company. W. 9th St.

EXUM, Pfc. Clarence L. Mrs 122d Richmond Hill. MARINELLI, pfc. James M.

Mrs. Grace Marinelll, mother, 101-44 102d Ozone Park. MARINO, Pfc. Antonio J. Mrs.

Frank Marino, mother, 1459 41st Street. MCCARTHY, Pvt. Robert Michael McCarthy, father, 94-39 86th Road, Woodhaven. Christine Exum, wife, 309 Lexing But, we are sorry to report, we will not be able to. lake cai of about 7 out of 10 families now waiting until we have ai wininment.

nen ton Ave. KILBOY, Corp. William H.Jr. Mrs Bancratia Kilboy, mother, 859 E. 14th St.

will be, only the progress of the war will determine. XJnTtrmtrar svn.n itnlnma nrnHnptinn Of Civilian telepb0 NASSI, Corp. Lee I. Mrs. Ann McKENDRY, 2d Lt.

Charles R. Nassi, wife. 301 S. 11th Ave. SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA Mrs.

Anna M. McKendry, mother, 132-30 Banford Flushing. NEUBERGER, Pfc. Joseph William Neuberger, father, 86-52 89th Woodhaven. service equipment is authorized, manufacture and msta will proceed with aU possible speed -and orders will te ELLIOTT, Capt.

Mervin Mrs. Edna Bay Ridgt Motors Inc. 6201 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, New York California Motor Sales Co. 1758 Coney Island Avenue Brooklyn, New York Lester J. Rich, Inc.

1365 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn, New York C. Elliott, wife, care Spiro, 285 Hawthorne St. in their proper turn. FLtNN, Pvt. Robert F.

Francis BOYLE, Corp. Vincent J. Mrs. Helen O'Boyle, mother, 265 Ocean Avenue. Flinn.

father, 116-13 218th St St. Albans. MORGANSTERN, Pvt. David E. ORSINI, Pvt.

Michael Anthony Studtbaktr AuthoriteJ Strvict Available at Publix Motor 8661 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sfucebaktr Pioneer and Pacemaker In Automotive Progress Orsini, father, 2166 Dean St. George Morganstern, father, 3619 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY PERRICELLI, Corp. Mario J.

Mrs. Bedford Ave. PANARIELLO, Pfc. Armando Anna Perricelli. wife, 98-22 Al styne Corona.

Mrs. Virginia PanarleUo, mother, a i mu-nnriimMUM-vuy inu v.mutummivu 'linn PHILLIPS, Sgt. Stephen Stephen 84 Woodhull St.