LONG ISLAND STAR-JOURN'Af,, T r F S D A Y , NOVEMBKR 6, 1945

19 NORTH SHORE SERVICEMEN DISCHARGED 10 Soldiers, 7 Sailors, WAC, WAVE Included

in Latest Group N: net pen more North Queens

residents neve* reentered civilian life after receiving honorable dis-charges. 12 separation centers an-nounced today.

The 19 include 11 Army person-nel one of whom was a WAC, and eight who served in the Navy, one of whom was a WAVE.

The civilians and the separation centers where they were discharged follow.

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PAVL H CAFARO. Pfc , 40-09 12th i t r w t , L e n t Inland City

f o r t Myer. Va. EUGENE MCCARTHY. S Sgt . 30-50 33rd

Str?»t. Astoria ( a m p Butner. X C.

HF.RRFRT A T E R W I L U G K R JR. , Capt , F l u s M n t

Ttrinall I tr ld . H a . HANS SCHORER S Sgt Long Is land City

M... lull l i r l d . I l a DANIEL HECKER. T Sgt . 2i M 42nd s tret t .

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STANLEY V FALKOWSKI. P f c . M-33 Fresh Pond mad. Manprth

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on a C-.">4 of t h e ."?75th T r o o p Car-r ier C o m m a n d t h a t l a n d e d in t h e h o m e i s l a n d s t h r e e Hays b e f o r e ?he ot t i i ia l s u r r e n d e r in A u g u s t . P e t e r w a s a g u n n e r - m e c h a n i c «.n a PB4^'_ P r i v a t e e r that r e s c u e d a Y a n k air-m a n in T o k \ o Kay on |ft.Ug. X

In the rescue, during whicn two N a \ y p l a n e s fought o f e i ^ h t J n p craft a t t e m p t i n g a kill or. an A m e r i -can s u b m a r i n e r a c i n g to t h e s c e n e , P e t e r w a s c r e d i t e d w i t h s h o o t i n g d o w n a J a p a n e s e r e c o n n a i s s a n c e t o r p e d o p lane .

F o r h is mark m a n s h i p h e w a s a w a r d > l t h e D i s t i n g u i s h e d F l y i n g C r o s s to add to h i s three. Air M e d a l s for 15 p r e v i o u s b o m b i n g m i s s i o n s .

T o g e t h e r th*> O'CMI ro l l s d id al-m o s t t h e full r o u n d s of t h e Pacif ic .

J a m e s s e r v e d in A u s t r a l i a , t h e B i s m a r c k A r c h i p e l a g o , N e w ( i i i inea , L u z o n a n d e l s e w h e r e in t h e P h i l i p -p ines .

P e t e r s a w a c t i o n in t h e M a r s h a l l . M a r i a n a s a n d V o l c a n o I s l a n d s , be-i n g based last at I w o J i m a w h i l e h i s b r o t h e r w a s at O k i n a w a .

T h e A r m y flier, t h e m o r e r e t i r i e n t of t h e t w o , w e a i s e i s h t hat t ie s t a r s .

T h e b r o t h e r s a t t e n d e d St . L u k e s P a r o c h i a l S c h o o l a n d B a y s i d e H i g h S c h o o l . J i m w a s . e m p l o y e d a t a W h i t e s t o n e shipyaiv i w h e r e h i s f a t h e r w o r k s b e f o r e j o i n i n g t h e Army. P e t e r w a s e m p l o y e d a s a m e c h a n i c at L a G u a r d i a F i e l d b e f o r e e n l i s t i n g in t h e N a v y .

In c o n n e c t i o n w i t h t h e T o k y o B a y r e s c u e , P e t e r ' s c i t a t i o n s t a t e s "he w a s a m e c h a n i c o n o n e of t w o Navy-patrol b o m b e r s t h a t l oca ted a stw-v i v o r in t h e w a t e r , led a f r i e n d l y s u b m a r i n e to t h e r e s c u e , t h e n d e -f e n d e d t h e s u r v i v o r a n d t h e s u b -m a r i n e for 40 m i n u t e s a g a i n s t per -s i s t e n t a t t a c k s by e i g h t e n e m y p l a n e s , s h o o t i n g d o w n t w o of t h e m ,

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ABE S GOLDSTEIN - MaJ . F lus l i in* JOHN A OPPEMHE1MER f'i F̂ : o : Hiila RALPH D GfATtDUCCO. T 5 Bayside ADAM J HARAZ T f>. Rayi ldf E D W A R D J BOY I AN T 4. Elmhurst JOHN J DeSALVO Sgt Jarksoti H n g h t a R i . H K R T . I . KREDERICK. Sgt Bays ide . JOSEPH J KACKELA S e t . Bays ide A U G U S T K HOGLER. T Sal . Rldgewood I A W R K N C t M SICKLES. T J. L o n * Is land

:itv MICHAKI. NITTOLI. P f r . Corona J A M E s i C A S S S R L Y . Ca[>l F lushing . H E R B E R T AOI.r ("apt r i u a h m g A L F R E D J DUGGAN J R . T Sf t . Aatorla ERICH K BAITER T 4. Astoria LLOYD E PARKER

e r s " w o u l d r e c e i v e ur increase on a asis. st Queens factory

granted raises in period since the

Employes 8 Corporation p y e s t e r d a y wot p r o d u c t i v e w o a 22 -cen t s -an-4 0 - h o u r - a - w e e k

It is the k n o w n t o ha t h e r e c o n v e r s end of t h e w a

W o r k e r s sai w a s m a d e by of F l u s h i n g , t h e l o u d s p e a k e l a b o r a t i o n t h a t t h e r a i s by t h e W a r t h o u g h t it w A u g u s t .

V o s l e r l a t e r e x c e p t to s a y e m p l o y e s , sorn w o r k c o v e r e d w o u l d be effec

M o s t of t h e e x p i r e d w i t h T h e c o m p a n y s h o r t l y a f t e r w c o n t r a c t for w i t h a staff g i t s w a r t i m e pe

t h e a n n o u n c e m e n t : lenneth D. Vosler J int manager, over system with little]

?y were informed; lad been approved j )r Board and some

be retroactive to

Pclined to comment lat more than 500 still employed on

>y Navy contracts,

im's Navy contracts the Jap surrender, [started production Id on a chain store Itchen step-ladders fatly reduced from

of 2,200.

ZAVt.N R A W A Z I A N . Pfc Sunnys ldf . JOSEPH < CASSIDY Pfr . Jnckson Heights . MICHAKI. J O'MAIXEY Pfr . F lushing . WILLIAM E TAFEL. Pfo F l u s h l n c JOHN T E S T A . P f r . F lush ing HERMAN J. Z I E i U E R PJc . Long I l l a m l

City RALPH J MARESCA Pfr . Corona MARION A M A N F R E n o N I A T • A»(ort». P A U L F KASTAt.EK ( > l J a r k w u Heights H ' l ' t H N A N P V I'OI,I.IATI i','1 COTOna F R A N C I S J O NE1LL S Sgt . I^ng UlaiHt

Ci l \ FRANK J T R U S K O L A K K - S Sg; Matpe th l l i m A K D W BUCKKNBR B SK' , Foraat

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S T E P H E N P. S P K R t a . . T Sgt , U t t l e N*Wk C R A W F O R D

Arrived In N r n p o r i News. Va . T o d a f ALBERT RAl'ER P f c . f l u s h i n g DOMINK'K A GENTILE Pic . E lmhurst . J O S E P H BRtM.E Vic W-.c^lside

ONI IDA VICTORY Arrived in \ . >, M New*, \» . Today

IVAN A ARGAY. T 5 Long Island City C H A R L E S H CLARK. Pfc , Long Is land City O E O R G E W. KROHMER, T 5. Long Is land

Cil> U t A N K N KICK T !S Long I j l snd City 1E-.LIE I. VCR TVS Ptf . As!": • THOMAS R CIJCMENTS, 1 LI . E'.mliiirsl T H O M A S J McCAI L>:y, I'fi . Lung Island

cm JOSEPH H DRIKS Sgi . c< NF,l.aON K HI LEROTT, Pf«

Cl ly JAMES AKKCTIS T '. IJ>IM JOSEPH K HENKKIM - I H WALTER J HAVILAND. Pvt W A L T E R LOVELOCK. P f c ,

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Arrived ia New York Today WILLIAM A BONELL1 T 4. Corona , ALEXANDER H CLEMENTS. Qp . Jackson

H e i g h t s HENRY V K M l l l i T 4 Astoria KDA'ARD I- I 'ATilN. Cjii . F lush ing A f t l l l t l R .J i d M I S K F . Y I .Lt . . Kluslilnf, LAWRENCE J. O'TtXlLE, T «. Ix»ng Is land

Cl ly JACK F. S I M M O N S I'M . Long Island

City . H E R B E R T A WEHER P f r , Corona DOWIINICK A R P O U D O R O , Cpl . Elmhural . NATHANIEL LEFTON Pfc , Astoria R l ' IKU.F RICHTER P f c . Astoria R E R T H O L D S BRECHT, T i . Woodside C E 0 R < ; E T. CORCORAN. Capt . F lush ing GEORGE P. HOGG T 3. Forest Hills HENRY W. COIJt. T S. Jackson Height*. WILLIAM O FANSKL. T 5. Long Island

Cl ly • .KoRtJB J. S H E L D O N . P f c . Long Island

I "It v WILI IAM A lAI'ALI'CCI. T 3 . Astoria. NICHOLAS JOANNOC. T 4. Elmhurst JOSEPH ' ( ' RATTIGAN T 4 F lush ing R I C H A R D E PRONG T Sgt . Woodside CONSTANTINX T H E O L O G I T t S , T Sgt , A«-

tm la l . o t ' I S N. FULLER. T. Sgt . Long Jslatid

Cil> JOHN J. SCHREIBER. S.'Rgt , Long Island

C f > A»;NES R BXSASSER. 1 LI . Queens Vil-

lage JOHN CKXIDY Pfc Jackson He ight s R I C H A R D J BLONDELL. Sgt . Astoria. J O S E P H F DI KLASI Sgt . Corona ELANOR A. MARX. 1 Lt . Woodsldf .

A I K I N VICTORY Arrlvinr In New York Today

JAMES S T H O M P S O N . 1 Sgt . Bayside LOUIS J POLETTEO. T 3. Long Is land City E D W A R D J D E P K E T 5, Astoria JAMES K LEVRELE. T 5 Eimhurst R O B E R T T TAYLOR Pfr . R ldgewood, ANTHONY R ADAM^ Sgt . Aatorla.

I M \ R T I N Arrivlng in Newport News. Va . . Taday

D A N I E L WALSH Pfr . Astoria ANTHONY LA RUSSO, Pvt . , Long I s l and j

C i ly R O B E R T F . C A R T W R I G H T . T Sgt . tottl

I s l and City. R I C H A R D D W I E S T P f c . Forest HUH.

WILLIAM AND MARY VICTORY A r r i \ i n g In New Vork Today

NJCH STEINER S Rgl Flusti lng H E 1 . M I T H K L K B E R H O F F Sgt . Ridgewood B E R N A R D C HILLS T S Wnodsld*-. JOSEPH HORAN, Pfc Astoria. JOHN H A R N E D T '> F lush ing HKRTOLO A TRR1LO Pfc . A'torla A N T H O N Y J T H O M A S . Sgt . , Jackson

Heights s i |>M M V K T O R Y

arr*»cnj- In Boston T*w4ay J U L I U S w K i n i R K S T t < ; S "sgt Woodsfde E D W A R D A BOPP. Sgl . Mns|>cth DANIEL A. M A S l F L l . o P f c , - Jackson

He ight s . V I N C E N T V RAD7.IESKI Pfr I.tttte N#ck A L F R E D C. S E Y F A R T . Pfc Middle Vi l lage JOHN W WILSON Pfc Middle Vi l lage, RALPH J HERMANN Cpl . F lushing PAUL H LEE Sgl 103-10 Queens boul*-

v a i d F"rr«t Hills BENJAMIN GOI.DBF.RG *« 30 CHde street .

Forest Hill*. MAURICE .1 BASAGNI, P f c . lflS-17 *Sth

avenue . Corona M 4 Y O B R O T H E R 1

Arrlvlns in Newnort News, Va. . Tomorrow MATTHEW CORRIGAN. Pfc , 14-33 ,Wt

avenue Astoria E M M F T T D M U R P H Y . Cpl . 37-25 I t t h

si • ' Astcrla FRANK A WX'WIURKA T 5. IW-2S Sfithj

roml. M«sr>eth. c l t A R I . E S J . A N T O S . S Sgt , 33-57 #lit*j

s i t u ' Astoria . T

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$17,000 SETTLES AUTO INJURY SUIT

Ernest Fichtl. of 80-22 Little Neck parkway, Little Neck, yesterday agreed to pay $1.7,000 to Georjfe E. Oestreich of 28 Wild wood drive, Great Neck, in settlement of a suit heinjj heard before Justice Cortland A. Johnson in Supreme Court, Ja-maica.

Oestreich, vice-president of La oil-ers Corporation, Manhattan, filed the suit to recover damages, after being struck by an automobile d r i v e n by FichtI ,

Oestreich, a passatiger in an aut>» I mobile driven by hit neighbor, j Sampson H. Diamond of Great Neck, had dismounted from the car, ac-cording: to his declaration, to assist Diamond in repairing a flat tire on Belt parkway near Bell boulevard afier dark on Nov. 20. 1944.

.According to Qestrelrh, a ear driven hy Fichtl. manager of a branch of MerkePs Meat Store, Col-lege Point, st nick him and knocked him under Diamond's car,.

He was in Flushing Hospital for six weeks recovering from a com-pound fracture of his left leg.

Oestreich was represented hy Chaples M a r c e t t . A s t o r i a a t t o r n e y

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E l e a n o r S l o t e n h e r g of 33-19 147th s t r e e t , F l u s h i n g , \ \ a s fined $2 by Magistrate Phillip B. t h w s t o n in Flushing yesterday.

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It is believed that N ' e l t l Brooke Stull* editor. My Ow Heart Throbs, has received mor marriage proposals than ait; ot.tier woman in th« world.

Idlest gag of the younger gen e rat i o n i s t o f i g u r e o u t f a n e i f u w a y * of a n s w e r i n g t h e te l e p h o n e . A c u r r e n t f a v o r i t e : **Fo w h o m dossi t h e b e l l t o l l ? "

Today'* anecdote: 'Far f r » t i home the Coast. Guardsman sa down in the small restaurant He gave the waitress this order "Bring me a burn t piece o toast, a burnt piece of bacon two cold scrambled eggs, and i cup of cold, badly brewei coffee.** The waitress brougb the food as ordered, "N'ow. said the Coast Guardsman, "si' down on the other side of thi table and nag me. I'm home si r e g u l a t e wln» d o w t o a d m i t f i l t ered c o o l a i r at n i g h t . . a u t o m a t i c a l l y c l o s e l t when you' awake; stem's problem of overcrowding before an amused load of passengers recently. "Momm>." she asked, **why la ever>body standing up when there are so many laps to alt eitT^—Atianta Two Bells.

Alaska.; says Printers* Ink. will soon seek statehood.

A glance a t the alias file In any p o l i c e i d e n t i f i c a t i o n d e p a r t m e n t Is r e v e a l i n g , A f e w of t h e s e pi«v t u r e s q u e a n d a l l i t e r a t i v e m o n i -k e r s f r o m t h e f r o n t o f t h e d r a w -e r a r e A b l e t h e Ace , R e n n t e t h e R e a n t M g , C h a r l i e t h e C'hlsier, H a v e I h e IMp. E r n i e t h e E a r l y B i r d ( p r o n o u n c e d of c o u r s e , O I n y t h e Oi ly Bo ld> , r i g h t d o w n t h e l i s t t o / e k e t h e I l eae .

V e r y e d u c a t i o n a l , t h e s i n g i n g c o m m e r c i a l — p a r t i c u l a r l y t o a n y w h o had g o n e o n t r y i n g t o r i p e n b a n a n a s i n t h e i c e b o x . — D e t r o i t N e w s .

T h o u g h t f o r t o d a y : T h e t h r e e p r a c t i c a l r u l e s , t h e n , w h i c h t ha v.- to'" of fer , a r e — t i l N e v e r read any-Jbook t h a t la n o t a y e a r o ld .