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Total of Blanks Sent by District Board Has Now Reached 600 Ninety more questionnaires were mailed oil Friday to pros- pective ' draftees by Loca l Draft Board 702 , whi ch cov- ers all of Brookhaven town , excepting- the . southeast por- tion , from Mastic Beach to iEastport ¦ Monday . -SO more 3blank£ were mail ed. This makes Ai total of. 600 question- ¦jnaires that;have been sent out in this dietrict. . The -questionnaires must be filled out , notarized and returned within five days from date of mailing. Those to whom ' questionnaires were sent on Friday ancl the order number of each are as follows , only the street address being given on residents of Patchogue: 421—Harold \F. Powers , Brookhav- en; 422—Sidney Feierstein , 307 •South Ocean avenue ; 423—James V. Pring, 62 \ -Oak street ; 424—Edward A. - Varro , ¦ Stony Brook ; 42-5—Fred iL. Kempster , Port Jefferson; 426— .Thomas G. Tidmarsh , Port Jeffer- ;son. ; 427—Harold B. Moi-puigo , IC 'Wood j avenue; 428—Joseph R. Wag- mer , 127 Avery avenue; 429—Frank J. v Schleyer , Isli p; 430—Gerard P. DeLiya , - -Bellport; 431—Christian Anderson , 79 Thome street; 432— ¦Robert - H. Hallock , 104 Roe boule- vard ; 433—Robert F. Dion , Hager- man ; 434 — Harold T. Mott , Hay- ward street. . 435—Ted -F. Batorsky, Farming- ville ; 436—Harry -W. Goodier, 125 Medford avenue; 437—Murrel Ken- ny, 17 Cleveland street; * 438— Wal- ter L. Zielenski , 22 Carman street ; 439—Wilfred E. Johnson , Setauket; 440—Fred Rizzuto , 85 Havens ave- nue; 441—Florian J. Mistier , Med- ford ; 442—Alfre d Hobas , Center- each ; 443—Llewelyn Piercey, Port Jefferson. 444—John C. Kaffka , Holtsville; 445—William L. . Donaldson , 35 Car- man street ; 446—H oward H. Greg- ory, Blue Point; 447—Rocco A. Mor- ini , Manorville; 448—Volunteer ; 449 —Frank E. Mapes , Yaphank. 450—Peter V. Felice , 48 Waver- ly avenue; 451—Alber t Sephton , 24 Wiggins avenue; 452 — John T. Payne , East Setauket; 453—Doug- las F. Wilcox , ' Port Jefferson ; 454— Thomas E. Fritz , Medford; 455— Paul Fruchnicht, Brookhaven; 456— Raymond W. Staudinger , Port Jef- ferson ; 457—Anthony Dioguardo , 79 West avenue; 458—Salvatore M. \Vignato , East Patchogue ; 459— James W. Stapleton , • Blue Point; 460—Edward B. Bristow , Jr. , 272 East Main street. 461—Hallen E. Coldstin e , Port Jefferson Station ; 462—Nolder J. Edward , 210 East Main street; 463 —Robert W. Allen , 8 Wiggins ave- nue; 464—Michael E. Stepliani , 12 Lee avenue ; 465—J ohn P. Glover , 16 Silver street; 466—Frank Texeira , 20 Hammond street , ' Patchogue. • •467—Otto H. Jacobi , Medf ord; 468 —Douglas ' M. ¦ RockwelJ, tfast Pat- chogue; 460—Peter J . Fevnandes , .Bellport; 470—Theodore Sedate , . 45 Ladi-el. . strqet; 471—Donald B. Dill , ,49 Maple avenue; 472—Walter Dep- tola , Setauket ; ' 473-^Joseph H. Barn- es , Selderi ,;. 474—-James J. 'Coi' ellct- to , 76 Thome street ; 475—Natalp F. Marelli , East,, . S ptaiiket;, 476—Ed- Avard ' J. 'C' umniihgs , • Belltfori. ' » ¦ * ¦ ' . 47'7-4Theoadre A. • Modell ,. Port ¦Jefferson; 478—Joseph R. Reidy, ' 377 .. Oak. . ttreeft 479—Earl B. Robinson , •Jr., ' St . o 'hy,:Brook ; 480—John T, Max- . nev , , . P ort JeffprHon; 481—-George C. ¦Wrigh t , ' Lake ' 'ttdhlconlconi a ' ; 482— [William S. Hart , 299 Cedar avenue; 483—Carniine A. Neai , East Patch- ogue;- 484. —Frank M. Mann ino , 39i) . East Mfiih street.. 485—Henry N. Myers , Blue Point; £86—Cai'lt' on/E. Cuffey, Port Jeffer- son;. 487—-Sylvostcr Yam , Lake Ron- Iconko ' mifi' ,; \ 48 , 8-^Benjainin F. Spring- horn , ' Blue Point; 480—Nicholas F, Calfa, 12 Waverly park ; 400—Mario A. Cicci , 5 Tollman court ; 4i)l~ \ Howard A. \Sporck; Modforrl ; 402-* ! Aloxis T. -M iim ,;: 15 , ' Gmwi- i straoty I403—WolhttiirWo; A. S lvolboume , IM 'Pntch' ogiic; : 404—John F, ' Nicblfagj - 28 Johh ¦ sU'eot} ' . ' . A. \ . - . !'W , ; . 40C—-,Td«ej)h:\ . . P. . RiccJo , M: $ec0<Li ' t ' Bti-deiij , 40CrrHormajv ; BV jGroiiBta^ :: , ; ,: : i:,?W, ¦ ¦ ¦ \ ' ,>'A : A .:: ' ./' : ' ;¦ ¦ ¦ :. 'ii- 4 AtiiP} 'PPP'P P^\ ip ' 86 Washington avenue; 497—Ralp h Irsvoli , 48 Railroad avenue; 498-f- Rudolph J. Johnson , Miller Place; 499—Leo S. Pray, 81 Washington avenue; 500—Francis A. Smith , 272 East Main street ; 501—Edwin P. Kolb, Jr., Holtsville. 502—Nick Dioguardo , 5 \Waverly park ; 503 — Richard' . B. Muller, 135 Wash ington \ avenue ; 504—Francis A. Drumm , Yaphank; 505—Vincent M. Razzano , 241 Maple avenue; 506— John R. King, East Patchogue ; 507 —Joseph J. Klosowski , 67 .. Robert street; 5<38—Charles H. Theihert , Ronkonkonia; 509—Alfred Kunsch , Lake . - ' Ronkonkonia; 510—Bernard Gutman , Ht. Vernon avenue. The 90 men to whom questionnaires were sent Monday, sh' pwing the ad- dress and order number of each , fol - \o\v- ¦ 511-—-Th omas Bayles , Stony Brook; 512—John C. Jacobi , Mecliord; 513— Frank J. Biarica , 12 Amity street .; 514—Louis W. Oles , Ceniereach ; 515 Joseph P. Gorman , New York City; 516—Philip J. Zakas , Port Jefferson Station; 517—James J. Gayftor , Port Jefferson; 518—Aarthur-M. Mapes , 56 Railroad avenue; 519—Henry J. Wat- sen , East Patchogiie; 520—Albert Al- •gren , 59 Liberty street; 521—Eugene G. Hense , Medford; 522 — Dominick L. \Spacearotella , 20 Waverly avenue; 523—Walter Engle- hardt , East Patchogue ; 524—John Sageinan, Fry boulevard; 525 — Charles W. MeMahon , 136 Waverly avenue; 526—Fred R. Altrui , 300 Wav- erly avenue ; '527—Patrick Raimond , Medford; 528—O liver LaFave , 25 Pearl street; 529—Frederick Benin- casa , 36 Waverly avenue; 530—James A. Kelly, 99 Jennings avenue; 531—Stanley J. Maile , 29 Danes street; 532—Floyd T. Holgerson , Se- tauket; 533—-Louis Monaco , 55 Sum- mit avenue; 534—Eobert E: Andrews , Rocky Point; 535—James E. Corri- gan , 120 Medford avenue ; 536—John H. Ruland , 72 Jayne avenue; 537— Stanley E. Travalee , Bellport ; 538— Joseph S' cesny, Yaphank ; 539—Rolff J. Roscott , Traction boulevard; 540— Janies R. Orso , 12 Lee avenue; 541—Harv ey A. Shand , 90 Bailey avenue; 542—James D. Eagle, Coram ; 543—Matthew Masem , Medford ; 544 —Rupert I. Curtis , Blue Point; 545— George S. Coleman , 59 Brook street; 546—John Vf. Egan , Miller Place; 547—Edwin A; Lawrence , Port Jeifer- son Station; 548—James T. Clark, Setauket; 649—George . L. Co ' oley,-32 Carman street; 550—Richard Bnsch , 16 Northridge street ; 551—Francis Engelhardt , . Brook- haven; 552—Jaihes Hoyt Phillipis , Bellport; 553 George I. . Jones , Rocky Point ; 554—Robert H. Lyon s , jr., Brookhaven; 55 . 5—Paul J. Steide 'Ii Holbrook; 556—Michael CJi ' ereb , Port Jefferson Station ; 557 — volunteer; 558—Matthew P. Flanaigah , Holts- ville; 559—John JR. Ryth' Qr, :,86 . Sil- ver-street; 560—Frederick H. D' obe On , Jr., 25 Hlilse Place; 561—Lester W. Atkins , t>6rt Jef- ferson ; 562—Charles C. H' dtcaveg' , Jv.; 272 East . ' Main stxe' et; 563—Micjiael R ' ome ' o, - 317 W. Main .street \ ; 564— Mitchell E. Panowich , It, Sihdi;. , 5 ' 65 —John . Herahej)' , Stoiiy. Brook ; 566— John P. Sclj audcl , Rbnkoiikohia; ; 567 —George .. Ts '^iit' es , Port Jeffer&oh Station ; 568—Robert W. Stehv&li; 8 Robinson avchuo;. SOO-^ i-Mario Bello , Holbrook; 570—Jacob V. Unterreiner , Coram; . , A 1571—-Raymond B. Strong, Setauket; 572-William W. Fritz , Medford; 573 —William S. Agnew , Lake Ronkonlco- ma; 574 — Samuel Santarigelo , 86 Highland avenue; 575 — William J, Bei'ger , 242 W. Main street; 576— Robert E. All/j'flier- . Centereach ; 677 —Salvatore ' Romeo , '72 ' Norton street; 578—William P , D'Arbrosio , 180 East Main street; 570 ., — ¦ Nicholas E, Carioto;- 2G Terry street;- 580—flow- arc! \IC Post , East Setauket. \f)81 , •-' ; J?rank Arbfose' 41 First street ; 58 2—Fredrick , H. Douglas , East \' Setauket; 583—Fred B„ Ca ' s- soro*,. 127 Cedar avenue; 584—Joseph A. Hod] , ' Modforci; 585—Alfred F. Mo6 ' ve;-272 East Wain street; 58G— • DaiVicl ! , Pagliuca , 182 . . 'West Main .street; 687~William G; : G-loVot , Med- ford ; B88--WiHiam Emil Woyhrauch , Blue . Point ; l589~ \Thonias : Valeh tine , Jr „ Brookhaven; 5D0-—Irving B, Seo-- s trom , 1B4 Oak street; ' , : 5l)li--Georgc - , Arthur Pope, Blvic Poititi 5fl ' 2~r-i)dnald T, Ste^iirfc , Port Jefferson: 6i)8 >~ r Arthur F^ KAnehlj 111) Maple aVehiie; 504—^oiitild ! E , Sweaty, 74 J3ay aVonu ' e; 50f?~ *j Sai'i? « fehij A. Satoriliiio) , Bellport r:; 606^ ReiMVflh Biolils^h , \ Toph^lc ; \>tyr;. - •« Paul Pottticrl , OU Jayna lYSU^Ci 5Pi- Monday^ Quota Made Up of Eiig lbles oh Earl y Volunteer List Mfire Trainees Reach Upton A.S Requisitions Gali fo r \JSe at Various Posts With several sc ores of friertds and relatives on hand to see tliem off , 11 men , com- prising the sebond Se]ective Service quota from Dr aft Board District 702 , left Pat- cH' og-ue M . onday morning- aboard a Long Island Railroad train , bound for Jamaica , from where they were taken to an indu ction center for a final physical examination prepar- atory to going to Camp Upton. Desp ite a mixture of tears and smiles in the crowd , the 11 local men were cheerful as the train pulled out. They shouted farewell to those assembled on the station platform , which included Frank Lightbody, chairman , and Capt. Robert G. Hur- ley, , oi- the draft board. Before going* to the railroad sta- tion , the prospective soldiers were given brief talks in private at the TowrA hall by Mr. lightbody, Cap- tain Hurley and Supervisor Edgar A.. Sharp. The 11 men , each of whom is a vol - unteer who expressed preferment to be placed ahead in the draft list , were as folio-ws : John J. Ryder , . 32 .South Ocean avenue , Robert C. Van Tuyl , 89 Rose avenue , Ronald -A. Graigliead , 45 Cedar av enu e , Savard A. Calfa , 20 Silver street , all Patchogue; John Mancuso ,, Sandy John Geraine, Lois Piro , Louis MA Lento , all Bellport; Marshall Nudo , Orchard road , East Patchogue; Sidney L. Harrison , Port Jefferson , and Carniine R. Gibaldi , Holtsville. A : — ¦ ¦ * _ $> | Other Volunteers ih Time | At the draft board office in the BrookJiaVen . Town hall , Patchogue , Monday, it was announced that seven men arc already listed as hav- ing expressed preferment to be plac- ed ahead in the draft list so as to go January 24 , when 14 men are sched- uled to be called from this district , which compri ses all of Brookhaven town , \ excepting the southeast sec- tion. The seven liew volunteers are John D. . Axnott , Mt. Sinai; Gatena M. G-raniello , Charles J. Stephani , both of East Patchog;ue; Jaines H. Gilliam r Bridgehamp ' tan , (a iormei' resident of . Brookhaven - town) ; Sullivan S. Costanzo , Bellport , and James J. Kattau , of Medford avemie , Patcli^ ogue. Lflte Monday afternoon , a group of 73 Selective Service trainees ar- rived -at Camp Upton froni the Queen s induction center , which was handling\ men from Queens , Nassau and Suffolk. The 73 men were all that arrived • out of a total of 200 scheduled to be deceived Monday. Camp officials said the reason for the .sh ortage , was ' . largely the \bottle- neck\ in the induction center , ancl that the men who failed to get through : in timo to make Monday ' s train would arrive the next day. $> i__—: __ . 1& > | * Baud Greets Arrivals • ¦] <S>~—¦— ' ¦ — . ' » ¦ . . \ , -~ ' -— ' , ; ' \ ^> The , new arrivals were met at the train ' .by . camp¦ official s and the 108th Coast Artillery band , which played severa l lively tunes aa the men alight- eel, from - tho Long Island Kailroad train on the camp siding. Ai'tcr their recowlij . had been checked , the men were taken b y truck to the , messhall , and , aitei' vthoy had finished a \ hearty I, -- n - \ •¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' A'' . .. ' : A ' i - I ' I ¦ ' 11_ i * ' i ' * Clarence A.,, Bawyov i Blue ,Point; Bi)9 —Abraham Weihoiy 101 Mat)lc . rivo- nue; ¦ (jOO—JOsoph , Falkowftki , ' East Patc . hoft'uo. • . '; IiV two;. inflUnces; it will be np 'tod in the- a ' ceomiiahyirig list;' 'the woVd ^'Volunteer. \ ii|ipoars ^lohgaide an ¦ or? der ; ffiimber. This iiiVlicateV' that the 3prqS|)^<j ' ti . vo 'rdr , fli0t^e' '' h' <»l tlinjg . . .tli i s ' pdi' - tjicvikr'f nii rhMK 1 oxprossod ^1'efernioht to \; go ahead' ; of t!iq : li$t' . . arid :oithor ' has¦! tili' eady 'heenY feioilt to \H ; -t^eviriip teiiftPXdrMs; ¦ 6n'iho, :l# -y^v 't^Be-v a^ii'ft-r ihg-}tli©?.pniiftiSP4^!t^^^^ ' ,;;* \ S';> ' .;' .. : A. ; ; ' •i.;. i - - -: . ;*^' ' :m^^ivH> .ir: -sii\;.^) ' r' v A\ . ' : , * ' w^ ' .^. ' ;: j, _ ¦ r— Jerry Coe Says : Dear Editor: Four years ago a lady near Boston had a pair of twins , so this week she got the same doc- tor and nurse and had another set. He ' s not anentioned , Mr. Edi- tor , but it' s understood she has a husband somewhere in the background. Yours , Jerry Coe. . , — <7* meal , they were given a few prelim- inary lectures. They were then as- signed to win terized tents for the night. Yesterday they were out- fitted in the new processing building. Col. C. W. Baird , commanding of- ficer of Camp Upton , on Monday said requisitions had been received for a large part of the 3 , 400 draftees who will arrive in Yaphank during the next 12 days. $;, — — -j> I Widespread Service Indicated j $ __ § The requisiti ons call for 380 men to be sent to the Second Armored division , Fort Benning, Ga.; 44 men to the 198th Coast Artillery, Camp Upton ; 584 men to the 245th Coast Artillery, Fort Hancock , N. J., 209 men to the 5th Coast Artillery unit , Fort Wadsworth , N. J.; 164 men to the 5th Coast Artillery unit , Fort Hamilton , N. Y.; 115 men to be about evenly divided b etween the 316th Signal corps , 308th Signal corps and 313th Signal corps , all at Mitchel field; 1 , 500 men to the Ninth division , Fort Bragg, N. G , and 404 men to be assigned as per later di- rections. The 1 , 500 men to go to Fort Bragg will be sent , 5O0 men to a train , ' on each ' of three cte' ys , January .16 , 20 and 22. Draftees to N. Y. Hotel The draftees that left Patchogue Monday morning were among the 90 or more detained iu the Jamaica induction center , thereby missing- Monday ' s train , and spent that nigh t in the Hotel Martinique , New York . A somewhat similar situation oc- curred Monday in Trenton , N. J., where draftees , after missing the train , might have been transported to the Fort Dix reception center , but instead were q uartered in a Trenton hotel ior the night. Major Allyne M. Freeman , induction officer at Trenton , referred to the hotel plan , which included dinner and breakfast , as . \ a plain waste of money. 1 ' Woittfeh ' s Democratic Club Elects Staff The annual meeting of the Women ' s Democratic Clu b of Brookhaven Town was held last Monday and election of officers took place. They are - Mrs Alice Hallock , presiden t (re-elected); Miss Katherine King, vice-president (re-elected) ; Mrs. Arthur Mimes «ec- retavy (re-elec ted) ; Mrs. Walte r Nulty, treasurer (new). A Christ- mas party was held with sanies bo- l?r ? „ V la y e ' d aml ^' ifts exch anged. Mrs and Mrs. Benjamin Jenn ings were in charge. Plans were made to hold a card ,, party later thia month Boy Scout commissioners r,, m , ., i, over Suffolk county mot at P( ¦ M ferson recently for three hours ot 1 in tensive study of acoutin K Ttivil « nnd problems. Each C MIWU SslonS has several troops under hi?p<JS j ^ r ^ ^BS issiffiS * ers Joseph CcnVak & 7\) Tm' Stanley. S. Corwm , Gi-ocmJ^ v \? nj S. Malms , Cen ter fc! f ; * V,^°1, ' ft, Ball , ' East I-diT JS%, Avt h w '^a . tto . ' Aniityvll}o7 P ' AXani ^^ miss o-n ' ers tittondiiic• K, A eom \ ¦ SMith , John II ( K ?,i- n ° ^'nol<l ;• ^d^^^ifl^ ' oJfl ^ MinQi' , and J'^ ; S^onl V' Jhvlmo hy Jonea '\!. , .A!' V : «!' A LI (B1'V ; ':' . 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