Harriet Sappington (left ) 1945 "Hiss Montauk" is congratulatedby Miss Marlon Pool 1844 "Queen of the Island." Mitw Kiverheadwilt be chosen on Saturday evening. Aucnui S4.

inland Queen, HmUtt Mis * Montauk

H O N O R R O L LUsted below are the names of tlione from Riverhead Town and Riverside now serving In the armed forces of the United States. The names are listed, alprmlietlcaify andwithout rank, place of duty, or other pertinent information, conforming to tho request of the, War Department. The County Review will deeply appreciate additional name* toadd to the Riverhead Honor Roll.

AdamczeskL Victor P.Adams, John R.Adums, Wells M.Adrian, John P.Adrian , 2d, Philip C.Alexander, FrederickAllen, Frank P.Allen, James C.Allen, Robert JohnAlper, George N.Alper, LeonAmbrose, John T.Ambrose, Joseph R,Anderson, CylonAndruski, Louis H.Ashmore, John RussellBachman, Lawrence FBachmann, Edw. W. JrBakowski, ZitaBagshaw, Frank KBagshaw, John R.Barbolt, George C.Barnes, James J.Barnes, John F.Barr, Vincent M.Earth, Donald F.Barth, Eliot C.Barton, George R.Barton, John L.

jBartunek, Alvin C.Baulch, Richard D. Jr.Baulch, WarrenBaymann, Francis H.Bechtel, Robert C.Beebe, Shirley TuthillBegora, StephenBell , AaronBell , John H.Bell, RichardBell, Robert LewisBell, Ulick Jr.Bennls, ChristopherBenedict, Mary R.Benjamin, Elizabeth FBenjamin, Frank E.Benjamin, Lillian M.Benjamin, Richard H.Benjamin, Raymond GBenko, Edward, Jr.Berdan, Charles Jr.Berdan, Forrest E.Bergen, John H.Bergen, Robert A.Bergen, William A.Bernhard, Robert H.Bevis, MiltonBlgora, JohnBilski, EdwardBilskl, Felix PeterBilski, Frank P.Bissett , Peter 3.Blasl,. Donald F.Bland, MatthewBland, William S.Blasko, Frank W.Blasko, Henry P.Bliss, HarveyBliss, Waldren ElroyBlock, John JamesBlock, StanleyBlumgart, JcVmBoardman, BradfordBoardman, RalphBobinskl, EdithSobinski, Maxim jr.IBobinski , Theodore A.Bohler, AlexanderBooker, HardwayBooker, Irvin S.Booker, Warren¦okina, Brownie¦Jolles, David .Bolles, EugeneBolles, John Floydholies, Thomas E.Ponezyk, V. RaymondBonczyk , K. WalterBonczyk, S. EdwinSondes, JamesBorawa, Chester F.Borawa, Frank A.Bostolski, FrankBotula, Charles Jr.Brandt, AdamBrezenski, Joseph J.Brodski, Martin J.Brooks, Henry M.Brooks, RaymondBrown, GarlandBrown, G. StanleyBrown, George S.Brown, Harold P,Brown, Herbert M,Brown, James A.Brown, Kenneth R.Brown, Paul L.Brown, ThomasBrown, WillisBrown, WesleyBreiling, Theodore W.Brewster, WilliamBrownley, JamesBrude, Charles Jr.Bueholz, Edward J.Buffum, Mary T.Bugdin, StanleyBujnicki , FrankBujnlcki, LeoBullock , AdolphBullock, WilliamBundy, William J.Bunke, Theodore Jr.Burman, EdwardBurns, Harold E. Jr.Burns, Jerome EdwardBurns, Robert D.Burns, Robert M.Burzynskl, Stanley J.Bush, LouisBusing, CharlesButtonow , Alexander MCafareili, Silvatore J. .Cantor, JackCantln, Myron L.Carter, EdwardCarter, RobertCarey, Edward SantryCarey, Robert F. Jr.Carey, Walter JCarlson, Eugene DonaldCarlson, Frederick L.Carlson, John ]E. Jr.Carlson, William H.Cartignola, Michael J.Case, Harry G.Case, Robert H.Casella , AnthonyCassella, August F.Cetrow, Joseph H.Ceckowski , Casimar J.Ceckowski, JosephCeckowski, John E.Charkow, HarryChamicz, MichaelCheshire, CharlesCheshire, Thomas W.Cheshire, Treadwell Jr.

Choduclewicz , StanleyCisterino, Camlllo P.Clark , Walter W.Clrcxton, GeorgeClinton, James SamuelColeman, Joseph H.Condjella, John PaulConklin, Clarence <£.Conklin, George V.Conklin, Henry T.Conklin, Irving F.Conklin , MarshallConklin, WallaceConnors, Edward W.Constantini, DominicCorwin , Horace E.Cotignola, Michael J.Courtenfty, Madison JrCourtenay, WilliamCoveal, ElishaCox, Robert LeeCox, Vernon R.Cox, Wilbur L.Crews, HansCreighton, CambrayCreighton, George F.Creighton, John H.Cross, Samuel BCrowitz, Samuel H.Cushman, George Jr.Cybulski, JohnCybulski, FrankCzerniawski, JeffryCzernlawski , John J.Czerniowski , StanleyCzerniawski , Stanley CDanowski , Anthony P.Danowski, ChesterDanowski , EdwardDanowski , FrankDanowski, Peter S.Danowski , Thomas E.Danowski. WalterDeCnstofaro, Joseph VDeDuck, Alexis S.DeFriest, Donald A.De Graff . Henry L.De Graft, J. WarrenDeJesus, Carl JacintoDeJesus, CarolosDeJesus, GlenwoodDensieski , Theodore ADiPierro, DanielDegner, WalterDemetriou, GeorgeDemetriou, WilliamDensleaki, John M.Dettner, George R,Diamond, Charles L.Dickson, Clarence W.Dickerson, WilliamDittmeier, Philip J.Donato, LouisDormand, LouisDucknowskl , EdwardDucknowski, JohnDohrenwcnd, G. G. JrDolan, John A.Dolan, WilliamDombek, LeoDoroska, V. A.Doroski, Albert JohnDoroski, Victor S.Dotson, Aaron Jr.Downs, Forrest L. E.Downs, Harold W.Downs, LeslieDowns, Robert M.Downs, WilliamDowns, William E.Drake, JamesDiaper , Ernest E.Drevas, GeorgeDrielak. EdwardDrobet, JackDrozd, EdwardDucknowski , MyronDuerschmidt, RudolphDugan, Alfred F.Dugan, Clarence Jr.Duhnowski, John W.Dusenbury, Oliver H.Edwards, George A.Edwards , Wm. F. Jr.Eli, Hurry JosephElton, J. WilliamEmerson, John W.Erdoesy, EverettErdoesy, HoraceEvers, Horace T.Fabrieatore, AlexFabrykewicz, FelixFabrykewiez, CharlesFairly, Miles HewittFalkenmeyer, Philip CFanning, Ralph JohnFigurniak, Stanley B.Filmanski, EdwardFilmanski, Floyd W.Filmanski, Louis F.Filmanski, Henry E.Filmanski. Paul C. Jr.Fitzgerald, MerriwellFitzgerald, ThomasFlanagan, Mark W.Fleischman, FrederickFleischman, John B.Fleischman, Richard 3Fleischman, Wm. L. JrFleury, George A.•Flynn, John L.Floege, Hans C.Foley, EdmundFoley, JamesFoley, Patrick J.•Forbell , William H. JrFord, George LesterFormhala, Gustave W.Foster, BenjaminFoster, DanielFoster, Edward K.Foster, Harold W.Fort, LaurenceFrank, Richard M.Frank, SidneyFranzik, Stanley W.Fraser, Joseph T.Frederick, Dean M.Frederick , Frank E.Frederick , Ross F.Friszolowski, Chester, SFriszolowski, FrankGadzinskl, Anthony J.Gadzinski, Stanley F.Gagen, Robert W.Gallo, RalphGallo, ThomasGalterlo, ArmandoGancarz, John W.Gancarz, Paul A.Gasinski, Stanley I?.Gassert, George F.Gassert, HowardGatz , EdwardGatz, John Anton"Gavin , Martin JosephGekle, Robert J.Gellatly, William B.Geneski, Edward W.

George, HallockGeorge, James S.Giacomozzi , AnthonyGlglio, Frank JosephGillespie, JamesGillespie, LouisGillespie, VincentGiloersleeve, Richard SGodlcwski , LouisGolden, Jessie E.Goldman, Louis H.Godlewski , VincentGoldberg, HaroldGoldberg, SimonGoode, Anthony?Goozda, John R.Gosman, Halsey W.Graff, Robert E.Gray, Gecrgo A.Gray, William J. Sr.Gray. William J. Jr.Green, DavidGreen, JackGreen , William C.Greenberg, Samuel P.Greenberg, WilliamGregory, Roger P.Greenwood, EdwardGriffin, LewisGriffing, Robert P. Jr.Grodski, Stephen J.Gronbach, GeorgeGrothman, NormanGrsywinski , John J.Guida, AnthonyGuy, Robert S. Jr.Haberman, Walter E.Hackal , MichaelHafner, William A.Hall , ForrestHall, Joseph F.Hallett, C. SherwoodHallock , Elmer J.Hallock, George ILHallbck, Z. R. Jr.Hammel, Richard ti.Hanko, AlphOnseHanko, BenjaminBanko, VincentHanko, ZygmundHansen, William T.Hannibal, DanielHapontc, John BrunoHart, FrancisHart, G. BradleyHarrup, William C. Jr.Harding, JacobHarasimik, Joseph E.Harris, JohnHarris, John J.Harris, Orville CorwinHarris, Richard TaftHarris, Stanley J.Harris, WesleyHarris, William E.Harris, William LeeHartmann, Louis J. Jr.Hatcher, HenryHawkes, Ernest A.Hayes, Alfred H.Hayes, John C.Hawkins, LansingHcatley, Seiden E.Hedges, John B.Helms, FrederickHendry, James B.Herrin, Marvin ClaudeHickman, Joseph R.Hickman, Jesse 3.Hill, Leon Nathah•Hinksman, Malcolm A.Hobson, ClarenceHobson, DavidHobson, JohnHobson, NathanHobson, Obie DavisHobson, RalphHobson, SpencerHobson, Woodrow W.Hochheiser, Harold IHochheiser, SidneyHodun, Charles jHodun, Matida 'Hoffman, Frank C. Jr.Hogan, Robert E.Hogan, Walter F.Holmes, PercyHoman, " George F.Hopkins, OtisHousner, William H. Jr.Hovey, HowardHoward , Frank E.Howell , Albert M. Jr.Howell , Arnold S.Howell , CharlesHubbard, Oliver W. Jr.Hulse, CliffordHulse, Elwood D.Hulse , RobertHunt, Maurice VictorHunter, EdwardHunter, RalphHunter, RichardIrvin, William A.Jablonski, ChesterJablonski, Frank H.Jackewicz, Blaise S.Jackson, Donald B.Jackson, Marshal)Jacobs, Malcolm GrayJames, CyrusJaniszcak , Stanley W.Jariszcak, JohnJaromczyk, Stanley W.Jarzombek, JohnJaromczyk , ZygmundJaromczyk , PeterJaromczyk, Frank J.Jarzombeck, Joseph J.Jcanroy, Robert D.Jefferson, EdwardJefferson, JulianJefferson, MortonJenny, JohnJeneski , EdwardJennings, Harry M. Sr.Jennings, Harry M. Jr.Jendrzejewski , SylvesterJerrulli , AnthonyJerrulll , FrankJeski, Sulvest S.Jewelle, FrankJewett , Albert A.Johnson, Andrew J.Johnson, Benjamin W.Johnson, Gerard S.Johnson, GeraldJohnsen, Henry A. Jr.Johnsen, PhilipJohnsen, Philip DouglasJohnson, John S.Jones, Floyd E.Jones, August H.Jones, LeRoy CharlesJones, Paul ByronRobinson, Clarence Y.Jurkiewlcz, George S.Kaehn, Edward A.Kallhowski , John T.

Kalyna, AnthonyKapuscinski, BrunoKapuscinski , ElizabethKart, RobertKurt, William J. -Karzenski , Adam S. .Karzenski, John A. .Karzenski, EdwardKarpinski, StanleyKarpinski, WalterKaseinszko, Frank S.Kascinszko, WesleyKazura, Joseph, Jr.Kersnowski , Henry B.Keillor, James A. Jr.Keillor, A. MyronKeillor, Ronald W.Kelly, Joseph V.Kelly, Frank PerkinsKelly, WilliamKirk , George A.Kirk , Lawrence R.Kirk, Robert F.Kirkiokos, GeorgeKirkiokos, Nicholas M.Klodaski , Konstan tyKlodaski, Frank JohnKloppenburg, John H.Kneski, AlexKobylenski, ValentineKobylenski. Stanley A.Kobylenski , JohnKolinski , ArthurKolymago, Joseph T.Komosinski, EugeneKonchalski , FrankKonchalski , JohnKcraleski, Henry C.Kosciuszko, Frank S.Kosciuszko. WesleyKoronkiewicz, ChesterKoscuiskiewicz, JohnKostyra, Benjamin P.Kowalski, Adam J.Kowalski, Benjamin C.Kowalski , CasimarKowalski , ChesterKowalski , HenryKowalski , Leon S.Kowal ski, Rose M.Kowalski, RaymondKowalski, Theodore CKowalsky, StanleyKozenka, Wesley S.Kozurody, JosephKruk , EdwardKruk, StanleyKrasity, BmllKrasity, George M.Kratoville, Joseph W.Kraus, Harold GeorgeKrous , John S.Krajewski, Anth. B. Jr.Kruszewski, Chester VKudlinski, Theodore S.Kujawski , FrankKujawski, LeonKujawski , Margaret, -Kukla, Edward R,Kukla, Stanley J.Kulesa, Antone FrankKulesa, Edward J.Kulesa, Stanley F.Kulesa, Stanley J.Kurant, Edwin JohnKurovics, AlbertKurovics, GeorgeKurovics, StevenKurovics, JosephKwasniewski , EdwardLaColia, Joseph A. Jr.LaForce, Edmund Q,Lambert, OrenLanghorn, WilliamLane, Charles E.Lane, LeGrandeLane, Vernon W.Lane, Walter R.Lapin, GeorgeLapham, Edwin S.Lapinski, Felox J.L&tne>V WilliamLatham, Albert E.•Lavriek , Gordon B.Lee, Thomas A.Lensieski, John A.Leonard, Francis J .Lessard, Adelard J.Lescenski, FrankLeis, WalterLevandiski, Paul L.Levandoski, Matthew A.Lewln, Karl E. Jr.Lewis, AnthonyLightfoot, Levi T.L'Hommedieu, RaymondL'Hommedieu, Ros. G.LInnen, Walter C.Lipetz, EliLlpetz, MorrisLipetz, PhilipLipscomb, John D.Lltchard, John Albert .Locker, Francis V.Lohr, William CarlLonskl, Charles JohnLonski, StephenLord, Bernard N.Lord, JamesLosee, Gene R.Losee, RussellLucas, Arthur L. Jr.Lucas, Edward TerryLuce, George A.Luce, Harold D.Luce, Hallock 3rdLuce, MalcolmLuce, Walter M.Luce, Wesley T.Lundberg, Pierre G.Lupia, Jerome W.Lutslty, MichaelLutsky, StephenMack, AmesMacksel, StanleyMaddin, AlfredMadzelan, Stanley P.Mais, Edward L.Maks, Valentine Jr.Malcolm, William Y.Mapes, Gerald D.Mapes, Raymond G.Marrin , Richard F.Marrin, Raymond J.Marsh, AlbertMarsh, Leonard T.Mariakis, GeorgeMarrin , Fred D.Martz, Theodore C.Mattie, JamesMateuszak , Jenjamin ;Mayhew, AndrewMayer, LowellMayo, Douglas W.Mayo, FrederickMayo, William DavidMa/.eski, AlexanderMazgulsk i, Bruno J.Mazgulski , Raymond A

Mazik , Alex W.McAtee, Percy T.McAfee , WilliamMcAndrews, Felix J.McBride, ChesterMcBride, Daniel A.McCoy, ErmaMcCabe, RosanfiaMacCrimmon , John B.McCauley, Edwin M.McDonald , Joseph P.McGayhey, Martin E.McGoey, John RussellMcGoey, William B.McGraw, Robert V.McKay, Charles aMcKay, John J.McKillop, DavidMcKillop, Michael J.McLloyd, JamesMcMahon, William I*McMilllon, IsaacMcNary, Spencer Q.Mengeweit , William A,Meier, William G.Menendez, Francis E.Mercer, John S.Mickaliger, Alex E.Michaelson, MichaelMiezianka, JohnMikalajczyk, CarolMikalajczyk , Charles MMikalajczyk, BernardMikalajczyk , Edward LMikalajczy k , JohuMiller , AndrewMiller, JohnMiller Star.ton H.Mitzan, AlfredMontague, L-eRayMoore , George R,Moore, Russell H.Moore , Robert B.Morpeth, Allen Jr.Morris, JamesMorris, JohnMosby, Benjamin FrankMott , Paul F.Mottola, NicholasMoutoux, CliffordMueller , Francois L.Muehlenthal, Arnold G.Mularcik, EdwardMularcik, ThomasMuldoon, Clair A.Muller, John H. Jr.Mundo, John H.Nabor, HarryNagel , Benjamin tNelson, Harry Jr.Nelson, RaymondNewalis, AlbertNewalis, Edward G.Newalis . William G.Niewiadamski, CharlesNiewiadomski, John J.Niewiadomskl, Walter £Niksa, Edward P.Niksa, Michael PaulNiksa, ThaddeusNiesianki, John A.O'Byrne, Thomas H,•Ohlhorst, Robert W.O'Keeffe, John A. F.Okula, AdolfOperski , WilliamOsbornu, MiltonOsip, Walter A.Ostroski , Frank Jr.Owens, JessePaskewicz, Adam M.Palmer, GeorgePanowich, Allen D.Pantaleo, FrankParmenter, Bruce WPatrick, Anthony E. Jr.Patrick , Casimar C.Patten, George T.Peirszchanowski, J. A.Polls/Stanley D.Pence, Amps TPendzick , Felix AntonPenney, JohnPerkins, Robert K.Peterson, James K.Petraszcwski/^lrvingPhillips, Harry R.Phillips, JamesPieszchanowskl, FelixPieszchanowskl, MaryanPike , Otis G.Pisck, V/alt-jrPipczynski, Julius J.Pipczynski, Zygmund J.Podlasenski, Henry F.Podlasenski, JohnPolecki , FrankPolakiewlcz, Charles J-Polakiewicz, FelixPoiakiewicz, Richard!Polakiewicz, Stephen•Poiakiewicz, TeofilPolecki, Joseph S.Polecki, JosephinePolinsky, John J.Postolski, Frank•Potter, Charles KlrbyPowell , ThomasPrenlope, John RobertPrice, Harry S,Price, John H.Przyboriwski , StanleyPrzyborowski , John J.Pulleyn , ArthurPunda, James S.Punda, JohnPunda, MichaelPunda, StephenPugsley, John V. 2dPylko, Anthony &Raffe, HenryRaffe, SamuelRalnay, Walter ClarkRambo, Frederick B. H.Rambo, Harry W.Rttmsuucr, HenryRandall , CharlesRaynor, Clinton B. Jr.Raynor, Everett B.Raynor, Raymond A.Raynor, RoyRaynor , Runasll Jr.Raynor , William T. Jr.Reaver, George S.Reeve, George F.Reeve, John D.Reeve, Wesley V.Regent, Frederick Y.Remiszew.ikl, MyronRhodes, FrederickRhodes, Harry, Jr.Rhodes. Theadorc IRibelro, Edgar H.KibWro, Richard E.Richard, Robert EdwinRobertson, Robert D.Robinson, ClarenceRobinson, Gary R.Robinson. Ellis C. Jr.

Robinson, Harold F.Robinson, John H.Robinson. Philip E.Robinson, RobertRobinson. Walter C.Rock , Charles C.Roche, Thomas E.Roden, Edward M.Rogers, J. MarshallRolle, JohnRoland, Leonard E.Romans, CharlesRosset, Ernest F.Rossett, Everett L.Rowley, Clifford A. Jr.Roys, Harvey B.Ruckowski , Edward WRilke, StanleyRumph, RobertRussell, ShermanRusin, BrunoRuskowski. RaymondRuthinowski, HenryRyan, Irving A.Ryan, Walter L.Rykaczewski, Frank CSabat, BrunoSabat, B. GeorgeSabat, WilliamSabotka, Charles ElSabotka, Edward J.Sabotka, WalterSabctka, John PaulSiceiosvskl , Jeremiah JrSadowski , ReglnaSalter, Clarence P,Sample, BenjaminSomotls, Basil A.Sammls, Albertls L.Sandstrom, MiltonSanford, ClarenceBanford, EdwardSaultnler, Donald P.8axstlen. CarlBaxstten, J. LeoSaxstlen, MorrisScott, HarrySchnckman, Barney8chaefer, Eugene E.Schaefcr, Harold J.Bchaefer, Theodore A.Scliiavon I, AnthonySchlpaty, JosephSchmersal, Chris J. JrSchmersal, John W.Schneider, Ernest B.Schofieid , Ralph C.Schofleld, John C JrSeaman, GeraldSekavee, Roy G.Scudder, Laurence F.Schnarz, Fred WilliamSchwartz, RichardSchwartz, RobertSeeth, GeorgeSeeth, George Jr.Seay, Albert EdwardSegal, MorriuSeidter, Frederick W.Sendlewskl , Frank G.Berwick , WalterSetek, Louis StevefcSeymore, JohnShcevers, JohnSherry. John K.Shuuioia, Edward S.Shableski, Joseph W.Shefchick , FrankShefchiek. MikolayShields, John E.Simon, VincentSinclair, HowardSirrine, Frank A. Jr.Sirko, WalterSkinkaytis, John Jr.Skrzypecki, MichaelSkrezee, AntoneSlavonik, Frank JohnSlivonik, Theodore W.Slivonik , EdwardSmith, Clifford T.Smith, Eugene SamuelSmith, Francis C.Smith, FrankSmith, Gordon B.Smith, Harry O.Smith, Harry WilliamSmith, John L.Smith, John WilliamSmith. JosephSmith, WalterSmith, Wilfred L.Smith. William B.Snell , Herbert L.Sneed, EverettSodol, JosephSorensen , Curl E.Sorensen, Neils O.Sorensen, WaldemerSowinski, Arthur D.Sowlnski , Walter J.Sponn, William A.Spies, RobertSpikings, DouglasStachiw, JohnStadnicki, EdwardStadnicki, JohnStaib, EdwardStuib, WarrenStanton, Daniel RossStanton. Vernon S.Stapon, GeorgeStapon JuliusStark , Richard J.Stark , Thomas M.Stachacz, EdwardStclmaachuk, HarryStevens, Theodore F.Stewart , BenjaminStewart , MalcolmStewart, Jacob T.Stivers, GideonStonebanks, George A.Stnnebanks, JohnStockus, EdwardStccslty, Elmer A.Stravlnskl, Peter JohnStrobel, Charles L.Swlderski, John J.Swiskey, EdwardSynakowski, KalixtSypher, DeWitteSypher, Edgar HarrisSypher, Hubert A.Sypher, Jarvis LudwigSzezepanik , EdwinSzczepanlk , EdwardSzczepanik , FrankSzcxttpanlk, TheodoreSzurka, Albert LeoTair.in, Edward S.Teuber, Raymond A.Teuber, Walter C.Teuber, Robert HenryTeuber, Edward AlfredTennenberjj, Robert H.Terry, Charles A.Terry, Donald B.Terry, E. Donald

Terry; George W.Terry, Joseph H. Jr.Thompson, l^ozere 3dThompson, Robert S.Thornton, Gilbert C.Thurm , ArnoldTitus, SidneyTiernan, John W.Tooker, Wilson CTomaszewski, Edward CTomaszewskI, Lewis S.Townes, John HenryTradeski, John W.Trages, GenevieveTravis, JohnTremski, John E.Trinowski , TheodoreTroyan, Anthony W.Truskowskl, BernardTruskowski, EdmundTruskowskl. EdwardTruskowskl, LewisTruskowskl, Stanley Jr.•Truskowskl , ThomasTucker, Hrncst Jr.Tucker, GeorgeTucker, Mildred E.Turbush, FrederickTurbush, Roland F,Turbuah, TheodoreTuthill , Alexander H.Tuthill, Msnry &Tuthill, James D.Tuthill, Leon ItTuthill , Raymond C. Jr.Tuthill, Raymond C.Twomey, Daniel C.Twomey, Francis A.Tyler, Harry E.lyxh, JosephTysz. Wasco T.Tyte, ChawlesUrban, WilliamVail, Claire E.Vail, Russell DavidVali, Gerald AshtonVail, George R.*Valek , Antone Q,Valek, James CValek , John C.VanDermark, FrankVanDermark, Myron Jr.Van Middelem, Ci:as, HVan Nostrand, John A,Vetter, John JosephVielk, AugustVicsik, VictorVinson, EdwardVojvoda, Robert B.VonatzsH Conrad T.Wachsler, JosephWalsh, Joseph E,Walsh, DonaldWalker, James WilliamWalker, Richard W.Walker. Thomas Jr.Walter, Kenneth M.Walter, NicholasWarner, Donald E.Washick, AlexanderWasliick, MetroWatkins, RalphWutkins, Thomas Jr.Wazlo, Raymond J.Webb, Charles M.Webb, John GuyWegert , Relnholt B.Weir, J. Ebb Jr.Welch, RaymondWelch, JohnWeller, Everett D.Wells, Donald 2.Wells, Horace J. 2dWells, Kirtley HermanWells, Robert HewlettWells, Roger ClarkWhite , Daniel H.White, FrancisWhite, PaulWhite, RichardWhittington, Russell CWhyard, Clyde R.Wiegen, RaymondWiesen, Arnold M.Wiesen, Perry P.Wiesen, Perking F.Weissman, IrvingWiley, WilliamWilliams, Albert E.Williams, JamesWilliamson, Zahn R,Willis, Emmett M.Winter, Lyal!Woodhull , Sterling B. JtWoodhull, Elliot H.Woodson, ArmsteadWoodson, GeorgeWoodson, ElighWorm, Arthur W.Wrobel, LawrenceWorthington, George AWorthington, Henry O.Wollslager, C. G. K.Wojnocki, ConradWulffraat, Arnold, Jr.Wyatt, HubertWylie, Robert J.Yakaboski, JosephYeager, Harold LeG.Yeroniek, Frank JohnYeronslck, Peter S.Yeronslck, ZiggteYoung, Curtis J.Young, George G.Young, Hallock N.Young, Lester WiimotYoung, Richard E.Young, Wiimot LewisZak, WilliamZaleski, HaroldEaneski, StephenZaborowski, Edward HZahara, CharlesZahara, EdwardZahara, John GeorgeZaloga, BrunoZaleski, Benjamin F.Zaleski, Frank JosephZaleski, Henry M.Zamber, TheodoreZambrlski, Albert F,Zambriskl, Stanley R,Zaneskl, Felix P.Zclenski, StanleyZdunka, EdwardZdunko, Alex-Zdunko, WalterZeromczyk, EdwardZielinski, Joseph J.Zielnicki , JohnZillo, Gabriel F.Zoltowski, Bruno J.Zorn, HowardZukawski, AntoneZultoskl, Alex B.Zultoski, Frank PaulZultoskl, Michael M.Zurowski , EdwardZurowskI, Vincent

* Indicates those missing or killed la action.

! WADING RIVERThe annual game party of the

Wading River League of WomenVoters, held in the schoolhouse onSaturday eveninrr. July 21, was amarked success. Bridge , bingo andfortune telling were enjoved , aswell as features such as "Kill theCat," Spill Ball . ' Horse Races,Penny Throw and Bean Bags. Re-freshments were served and aWhite Elephant auction was con-ducted by Seiden W Heatlev. TheLeague wishes to thank all thosewho helped make the party nosuccessful, especially Mr Heatlevfor his "auctioneering" and Mrs HDickson Ttirnbull of Riverhead,who told fortunes.

The annual meeting of the Wad-ing River Civic Association willbe held at the schoolhouse on Fri-day evening of this week at 8:30p m. All members and interestedresidents of Wading River areurged to be present.

The very youngest set of theWading River Field and TennisClub were entertained at break-fast at the club beach Saturdaymorning. There was plenty of foodand fun for everyone and theparty was pronounced a conspicu-ous succes-s.

Mr and Mrs J A Keillor enter-tained at buffet sttpper at Hill-crest Friday evening.

Mr and Mrs R.aymcnd Howellhave returned to Scarsdale aftera pleasant three weeks' vacationin Wading River as the guests ofhis mother. Mrs A M Howell Sr.Their daughter , Miss JacquelineHowell , remains to visit her grand-mother.

Mr and Mrs Albert Hart enter-tained the Sunday Night Club attheir home this week.

Mr and Mrs B Frank Brownand son Robert of Wortendyke,N J. are spending two weeks inWading River.

Her many friends in this villagetire sorry to hear of the serlotiiillness of Miss dinpior Jones ather home in Hollywood. Fla. Wewish her a speedy and c ompleterecovery .

Miss Joy Corwith of RockvillftCenter spent the week-end withMr a;ul Mrn Lewis Davison.

Mr Ri-«<1 Mrs Frank W Phillipsand Mrs C Hunter Hall spent sev-eral days at their home in Mont-clair, N J , lr.st week.

Mrs Frank Jones of Manhattanhas been visit ing her son-in-lawami daughter. Mr and Mrs SeidenW He-alley.

James H Herbert Jr. 1JSCG, sonof Mr and Mrs James H Herbert:of Pelham , N Y. and grandson ofthe late Honorable Henry W Her-bert, spent the week-end with hisnarenls at Wading River. Jim hasbeen in the Coast Guard sinceJanunry, 1945 , and has bee^n sta-tioned at Fort McHenry, Balti-more, Md , and Manhattan Beach .Brookl yn He Is now uwnitlimtransfer to Mew London, Conn.

Mr and Mrs V/Mlnm V Hlrsnhcelebrated thulr wedding anniver-sary wi th a family dinner partynt the Hotel Henry Perkins InRivcrheni! liisl Thursday evening.Among Miotic present were MlasComic E Moore . Mrs Fred Star^key. Dr unci Mrs Relnnr Trygstnd,and Elizabeth, Paula and WilliamTrygstud. ¦

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I QUOGUEMr and Mrs Harold Connett of

Quogue have been notified thattheir son, Ensign Harold ConnettJr, who had been listed as missingin action since June 20. 1944, isnow officially reported as dead .Ensign Connott has boen missingsince the first battle of the Phili p-pine Sea.

A bym" sing was held in theQuogue chape) Sunday evening.Hymns of various nations weresung and then favorites of mem-bers of the congregation weresung. Miss Alice Tuthill sang asolo.

The Women's National and For-eign Missionary Society of thePresbyterian church will meet atthe home of Rev Thomas CoyleThursday afternoon , June 26, ut3:00. A special speaker has beensecured for the meeting. Miss MaryDonaldson, who was in China for18 years and returned to thiscountry on the first Gripsholm.

Capt Rodney Cook has beenshipped to the Pacific area.

Clarence Dyson pleaded guilty toa charge «of disorderly conduct inJustice Ludder's court on .Jul y 17.Charges were filed by his wife . Al-gaira. He was jjiven a suspendedsentence of six months in thecounty jail.

Mrs Sherman Joost and MayorWarren Seals are assisting in theNational War Pund drive. WilliamBurcher of Westhampton Beach ischairman of the committee forthis vicinity .

Mr and Mrs Ralph Fraser anddaughters, Janet and Nancy ofConnecticut, have been vacation-ing at the homes of their parents ,Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and Mrand Mrs James Fraser. '

Rev Thomas Law Coyle of SanDiego, Cal, has been visiting hisfather. Rev Thomas Coyle at the"Hermitage" here.

Walter E Golding has been homeon a 7-day leave .

Cadet Nurse Isabel Dyltouse ishome on a three weeks' vacation ,which she is spending with herparents , Mr and Mrs Stcpncn I)y-house.

Mrs Charles Ross of East Hamp-ton, daughter of Mrs Edith Robin-son , is a patient in SouthamptonHospital w i t h . a broken leg as aresult of a fall in her kitchen.

Mrs Edna Christman, Civil Ser-vice Clerk for this district, is toconduct an examination In theWesthampton Beach High Schoolon Saturday, July 28. to enableSenators and Representatives tomake their designations to the US Military Academy at WestPoint, or to the U S Naval Acad-emy at Annapolis . Candidatesshould be present at 8:30 a m andbring with them the letter or tele-gram from the member of Con-gress nominating them .

Jack Benjamin, USCG. fromManhattan Beach, spent the week-end here at the home of his uncleand aunt, Mr and Mrs Louis Nichols. On Sunday he was the guestof honbr at a family dinner partyto celebrate his birthday.

Quogue firemen held their an-nual block party on Jessup ave-nue last Friday evening. HenryLester was genera l chairman. Theparty was well attended. The gateprize of $!it was won by DorothyMcAvoy of .Quogue. CorneliusKeck of Eastport won the young

I MATTTTUCKMr anrl Mrs Louis Kneski have

leased their home here and movedto Westhampton, where they havea new home.

Mr and Mrs Frederick Schwarzwith their daughter Elinor MrsAlbert Schwarz , mother of MrSchwartz of Mineola and Ray-mond Nugent, Jr, of Riverhead.are spending a 10-day vacation-atthe Sonntag home.

Mrs Theodore Wells has arrivedhome from the E L I hospitalwith her baby son.

Mrs Mary Meyers of New YorkCity spent, the . week-end with hersister, .Mrs Clifford Saunders.

Mr and Mrs Joseph Communaleand Mr and Mrs Vincent Raffa ofWoodside have been spending aweek's vacation in Mattituck.

Mr and Mrs Edward Roth ofFranklin Square and their son,Michael , were Thursday visitors ofMr and Mrs Albert Mastropaoloon their way to East Marion.While here they also visited Drand Mrs Samuel D Piquet.

Richard Price of the armedforces is horns on 2 furlough fromEngland with his parents, Mr andMrs Charles Price.

Mr and Mrs John Knight ofMount Vernon have been spendinga week with Mrs Knight's niece.Mrs George R Gildersleeve.

Miss Ida Collins ot New YorkCity is spending a month with heraunt, Mrs Frederick Vine.

Claude Terpening With his son.Claude Jr of Farmihgdale. JohnCourog of Elmhurst anhd MissHope Gildersleeve of Jamaica wereSunday visitors at the home ofMr and Mrs George R Gildersleeve.

Mrs Ada Schlok of Ramsey, N J ,is visiting at the home of MrsGeorge Spilger.

Howard Rerihell and MervinO'Neill of Manhasset are In theirbungalow on the boulevard.

Mr and Mrs Christopher Goueherwith their baby son, Chris Jr ofthe Bronx, are vacationing at

Mr and Mrs Joseph CommunaleMrs Pauline Kaelln of White

Plains is spending a month in herbungalow on Bay avenue.

The birthday anniversary of 2--*,"".. -<J TC.3........3 171 1~t..n->»v>a,> anrt

of Pfc and Mrs Edward Dammevof the Bronx was celebrated at hisgrandparents' summer h o m e on

Thursday, July 5. Young Edwardreceived many lovely gifts andthere was plenty of Ice cream be-

sidus a beautiful bifthdaUgdUkewith twti candles.'SUiose? pwRntto enjoy the happy "event were

Mrs Agnes Hendrickson, MissHa^fcr-Xnn Polio*, the Misses Annaha Betty O'Connor and Mrs Ed-

v/ard Malm, mother of Mrs Dam-mer.

Mr and Mrs William Weiner ofBrooklyn spent the week-end attheir bungalow.

Mr and Mrs John Stlmpfe! ofBrooklyn spent the week-enO atthe former Plnsker cottage.

Mr and Mrs A Brinkman withtheir son, Pfc Harold Brinkmanand fiancee, Miss Madeline Hayleof Flushing were week-end andSunday dinner guests of Mr andMrs B Rbrcier at their home.

The Mastic Civic Associationwill hold its next regular meetingon Thursday, August 2, at theirclub house. Friends and visitorsare always welcome to attend.

Mr and Mrs W Romcr with Mrand Mrs F Romer of Flushing,a,c spending a week with theirbrother, B Romer.

Cpl John Pollock of CampEdgewood. Md, is home on a 7-day furlough with his mother,sister and 100-year-old grand-father at their cottage.

Mr and Mrs Henry Schroder arespending some time at their bung-alow,i*jJftiaS *s*'? -g

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MASTIC

Dinner ForEd Dobson

A testimonial dinner will botendered to Edward Dobson, ofHuntington, one of the ablest andbest known newspaper editors inthe western section of SuffolkCounty, at the Hotel Huntingtonon Saturday, August 4, at 7:30 p in,in recognition of his 70th birth-day anniversary and his 47th anni-versary as an editor.

Mr Dobson is the co-f ounderand editor of the Suffolk CountyWatchman at Huntington Stationand has long been a civic leaderof Huntington Town.

Among Mr Dobson's achieve-ments is the two payment tax plannow enjoyed by home owners insix townshi ps in Suffolk. He isknown as the father of UnionSchool District No 13, the mergerof old rural districts of West Hillsand South Huntington. He wasa charter member and third presi-dent of the Huntington South SideCivic Association , organizer andpresident of the South HuntingtonProtective League and nctive inmany other civi c groups.

Mr Dobson has served an editorof four newspapers in Huntington:Suffolk County Gazette Hunting-ton Station News. Suffolk Bulle-tin and the Suffolk County Watch-man which he was invited tofound and edit in June, ln.lfi and isstill directing its editorial poli-cy. He is kown as a fearlesswriter and for his high sense ofthe influence of the press in work-ing for the general welfare of thecommunitv.

Leo P Cass, postmaster of Hunt-ington Station is chairman of thecommittee On arrangements forthe dinner; .Mae B Spnmpinato ,secretary, and Raymond LeClair.treasurer. The honorary commit-tee is composed of the following:Supervisor W a l t e r Fasbender.Fred H Koster, Election Commis-sioner Robert H Hairston. MrsPaul Seghers. District AttorneyFred J Munder , former TransferTax Attorney Charle s H Sullivan ,Hiram A Bayiis , Larrimore VSweezy, George A Hahn , Cather-ine Williams. Charles H Mac-Laughlin, Town Clerk William BTrainer, Samuel R Rankin. CountyAttorney Edgar F Hazleton, Jul-ius Mathes, James A Dailey. An-thony A Maisano, George C Bai-ley, John T Lelper, Max Hollander,Howard C Schow, Marion Brett,Walt Resler. Gertrude Siebein,Lyman W Taft, Lars Reitan, Ed-mund Stratton, Bertram Sammia,Arthur N Penny, Albert Risebrow,Martin Couillou, Jack LaReaux,George Elwood . Daniel Martin.William Hartmann and Vahan HKalcndavian.

Many friends of Mr Dobson inEastern Suffolk County are plan-ning to attend the elinner. Thetickets, which are $2 each , maybe procured from Ravmond La-Clair, treasurer, Huntington.

Moniaiik Beacli Beauty ContestOnce more an event has taken

place at Montauk which is im-portant throughout all of LongIsland. On July '20 Miss HarrietSapplngton of Baltimore, Md wonthe title of "Miss Montauk" In abathing beauty contest held at theMontauk Surf Club. The ribbonemblematic of the title was placedover her shapely shoulders byMiss Marion Pool who had beenselected "Queen of the Island" inthe final event held at the clubin 1944.

This contest was one of a seriesheld each Friday night, at 8:30at the Montauk Surf Club. OnJuly 27 "Miss East Hampton" willbe selected. On August 3, "MissHampton Bays"; on August 10,"Miss Southampton"; on August17, "Miss Sag Harbor", and onAugust 24, "Miss Riverhead" willbe crowned. It is not rnecessaryaccording to the rules governingthese contests that the girls befrom the community the title ofwhich they seek. 'The rule is thatthey can only compete once dur-ing a season in one of these con-

tests and If they compete for onetitle they cannot compete again.

Four girls are selected each weekfor the final event which takesplace on August 31. This event isfor the title "Queen of the Island"and carries with it many valuableprizes including a gold identifica-tion bracelet and a $100 bottle ofperfume.

One of the features of the eve-ning in addition to the beautycontest and a dance under thestars to the music of Roy Con-ways society orchestra, was abeautiful water ballet done byHelen Hoeger and Mary McCul-lough, two nationally known starsWho have entertained extensivelyin. hospitals and service campsover the country. In a relay racebetween a select girls team andteams of the Coast Guard andArmy, the Army was victorious.

The judges at the opening beautycontest were Capt Joseph William-son of the United States Army,Lieut J A Osterberg of the UnitedStates Coast Guard, and LieutJohn Hambrick of the UnitedStates . Navy.