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20 men to Leave In Ninth Quota From. Board 702 Twenty men are scheduled to leave Patchogue next Monday morning as the ninth Selective service quota from Local Draft Board District 702 , which comprises all of Brookhaven town , except the southeast section. ¦The list of men was released yes- terday by the Local Draft board at its headquarters in Patchogue. The men will leave the Patchogue station of the Long Island railroad , bound for Jamaica , to report to the Queens induction center , where they will undergo a rigorous physical ex- amination. Those passing this test will go to a reception center , presum- ably Camp Upton , to await assi gn- ment to a training camp. Three of the 20 men are volunteers , who expressed preferment to go ahead on the list for military service. The 20 men are as follows , the \V\ before the order number denoting vol- unteer: V8TO—William A. Brown , Jr., East Setauket; V706—Bernard J. Kito , Port Jefferson Station ; V816—-Laurence L. Atkinson , Port Jefferson Station; 712 —Louis J. Caprino , 132 . River ave- nue , Patchogue; 712A—Walter Zan- fcer , 24 Brook street , Patchogrue; 726 —Charles J. Fuoco , Bellport; 727 * — Edward Cornell , Brookhaven ; 757 — Lawrence B. Lyons , Setauket; 774 — Seymour S. Schneider , 304 East Main street , Patchogue; 784 — Frederick: W. Kirschenpfacl , 107 Bay avenue , Patchogue. 793—Frank Henry Franzon , Setau- ket; 794—r Thomas J. Fuoco , Bellport; 807—Ernest J. Blaser , Medford; 809 —John Parry, 143 Carman street , Pat- chogue; 828—Albert K Henlcel , 184 Cedar, avenue , Patchogue; 830—Wil- liam Korman , Port Jefferson Station; 856—Salvatore J. Mirando , Middle Is- land; . 877—Warren A. Quade , 104 Oak street , Patchogue; 894—Arnoldus A. Radder , Brookhaven; 912 — Francis Luerssen , Rocky Point. Many P.T.A. Activities Announced b y Bo ard Of Long Island Dist Recommendati ons to participate in the women ' s committee of the de- fense program of Nassau county, and the children ' s museum project of Adelphi college , were passed' by the Board of Managers of the Long Is- land District , New York State Con- gress of Parents and Teachers , at a meeting held Friday afternoon a . t the home of Mrs. Fre-d Nelson , Gar- den City. The invitation of the North Mer- rick : Parent-Teacher association to hold the fall conference at the North Merrick school was accep ted by the board. It was also voted to hold the annual Patent-Teacher exhib it at'the Mmeola fair in . September. The following announcements of interest , to all Pa rent-Teacher work- ers were made : The Parent-Teacher institute will be held at Cornell uni- versity, Ithaca , April 21 to 24; the national convention of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will meet at the Hotel Statl er , Bos- ton , Mass., May IS) to 22 , and the spring conferen ce of the Long Is- land Distr jet at East Northport , May 28; ¦with' Dr. Allen Sto ckdale as prin- cipal : speaker. Among the hoard members -who attended were: Mrs. Thomas ¦ Lynch ; Port Jefferson ; lylrs. P. \M. Skid-; more , Patchogue ; Mrs. -Reginj Smith and Mrs. Oliver Howell , Ez Moriches. Linen which is laid away for a loi time should net be starched; to ke from turning yellow , wrap in fa; color blue paper. A total of 150 more prospec- tive draftees . in Local Draft Boar d District 702 , : which com- prises nearly all of Brookhav- en town , received question- naires over- th e week-end. The forms were mailed from the district office in Patchogue. These 150 -brought to 1 , 710 the number of questionnaires that have been distributed thu s far : in • District 702. They must be filled out , notar- ized and returned to the Draft Board office art 25 Lake street , Patch o gue , within - five days fronv- day of mail- ing. , s The men to whom the papers were sent Friday ' and the order number of each are as follows, only the street address' being given on residents of Patchogue : 1561—Joseph Sabatino , Port Jef- ferson ; 1562—Albert A. Burlingame , 85 Robert street; 1563—Charles Ben- nett Alban , 7 Cedar Grove court; 1563A—Alex Zimmerman , Rocky Point ; 1564—Frank J. Lechowicz , Lake \ Ronkonkoma; 1565—M i chael Demetris^ Corona; 1566—Henry L, Hinrichs , Port Je fferson; 1567— James M. Remeo 'l 27 Second street ; 1568—Francis J. Tafe , 169 Rider ave- nue; 1569—Robert Glover , 16 Silver street ; 1570—Cameron E. Travalee. Bellport. 1571—Louis M.. Schwebes , 15a Washington avenue; 1572—Frank N. Remiszewski- Blue Point; 1573—-Pe- ter D. Donato , ' 17 Hammond street ; 1574—Otto -Goercke , Port Jefferson Station ; 1575—James J. Cardamone , Bellp ort; 1576—Ernest H. Schneider , Centereach ; ' 1577—Raymond F. King, Centereach ; \ 1578 — Benjamin N. Smith , ' Port Jefferson; 1579—Ameri- go J. Magadini , ,286 Oak street; 1580 —Henry T. Brown , Macon , Georg ia, 1581—Raymond ¦ R. Buys , 24 \ G-ren- ville avenue; 1582—Louis R. Everett , Wilmarth . : street; 1 B83—Angelo Goli- chio, - East'Patchogue; 1584—Earl Al- bin ,. Holtsville; 1585—Gordon B Derby, 4Q' West Main ¦ street; 1586— Fritz A. Hartl , Medford ; 1587—Lewis G. . Travis , Port Jefferson; 1588— Clareiice C. iVhiier , East Patchogue; 1589-^j Joseph L. G earity, 23 Swezey strcfet ' ; 1590—Henry I. Heeseman Kocky Point. 1691—John F. Sevenhss , Lake Ron- konkoma ; 1 5C2—Louis Schech t , 62 West Main ¦ ¦ street; 1593—Gordon E. •Cole , 57 Taler street; 1 594— James H. ¦ Beard , Port Jefferson; 1 594 A— Joseph Vincent - White , 157 North Ocean avenue; 1595—Walter O. Squires , Port Jefferson Station; 159C —W. Warren Nien.eyer , 176 Carman street;- 1597—Lloyd P. Dodge , Blue Point? 1598-^Leroy H. Howell , Port Jefferson ; 1 599—J erry K. Dominy, Bellport; 1600—Carl J. De Vito , 53 Academy street. . ' 1001—Martin R. Ilorig, Hauppauge; 1601A—Victor D. Campbell , Port Jef- ferson; 1602 — Alberto Galante , 23 Liberty street ; 1603—Edward H. Ro- scr , 152 Lakcwood . stx'eet; 1604— Joseph A. Mans , Centereach ; 1605— Edward D. Tisch , Stony Broolc ; 1600 -fLeoliard C. Huthman , Medford; 1607-r-James W, ' Mc Connaughey, Carteret , N. J.; 1 608—Joseph John Fish , Lake Ronkonkoma; 1G0. 9—J. Wilfred RoMchaud , Rocky Point; 1610—Thomas P. Rizzo , 76 Amity street, . .. - 1611-^Sanelino . Joseph -De Falco f , # • Beach avenue; 1612—Frank F. Baron, ' Medford; : 1613—Charles C; Forbes, 28 Potter ' street; ' .„ 1614—Charles -E. ' Erlan d ,i. Mid<lIc Island; 1615—James John Minardi , , F_nst Patehoguo; 16i<5 ' —George W. Keanc, Port Jefferson; 1617~-Theod«ro.;H. ; Dovn , Waslungtdn , avenue ; 1618^-Robert II. Kessner , tl7 Maple avenue^ 1 , 619—William ' ' ' '\ A y; •;Marescd, C<chtoVeae 'h; - • 1 (120—rJaanes ; ' Anthony Stcp h fth i , : 28 1 ' S vyah' Rive r , street, ' , , , ' ¦ .;. ' . - . % iV ; ' . ' u ' . - ' . : - 162 . -^Victor P.^feeiffini ^ Rock y Point3 iG22^Morley. K. ' ' Price , Styny ; . Broolc ; \ - ' • l'G23~Frci-lericlc ' J. N 'Keute, ' East- Pat^hojft'ue; ¦m24^^od^i::- M^ • letter Heliport ; 1625—Homor U Jado son[ Rooky . \Point; 1626—Frank Sie- ¦ < f?eiv Mt. (Sinai i * ; 1627—Loul Augustu s ; •Jackson , ' - iMedford ; 1628—Jamea. R, Pfeiffer , ; Setauket; ; 162D~G e fry iSmlth, . Bellp-ort;* 1S30—-George Jadofc Mitch ell , - East - Sotattket. ' ¦ * t lGBl-^Jaopb . Peter Elguiczo, Hol- brook ; '• : 1632-+Jolm Kuzmicki , : 56 < Ti- bov! street; 1 1683^Floyd iW. • ¦ ¦Darling. : 'Port(:JefTerBC»n ; 1634—G o ' ^o Sideri , 0 ¦ Evcrgroeri lavehue;' , ; 1685^Arbhur , G. • ,Albrcoht, ! ' Jr; , Stony ; Brook ; 1636— Altor^iRialey, 198 iModiord- av evju^J f , W7-^roriwin.;/-L> Smith ,. Mt^ Sniai; U*08^fticha* (l r.-Marlo v ' ¦ Borio 3 ;: . Blu<3 ;4Pb.lit#l630-r*Miohiiel' VRienolaiv vE;ft8i; Patchogue; 1640—Edgar Ritchie , North Patchogue. 164=1—Helmut Meyer , Medford; 1642—Wilbur Braxton Bollar , Port Jefferson \ Station; 1643—Joseph A. Cardamone , 88 Waverly avenue; 1644 —Lewis Alvin Miller , Port Jefferson; 1645—Joseph P. - Fijalkowski , North Patchogue; 1646^-AmeI G. Schrage , 219 River avenue; 1647—Harry P. Fleisliniann , North Patchogue; 1648 —Ru-dolf Lipponer , 39 Roberts street; 1649—Wiltonr ¦ E. Bennett , 10 Summit avenue ; 1650—George G. Paladino; East Patchogue. 1651—Clifford E. Howes , Rocky Point; 1652—Henry Jarosch , Rocky Point; 165. —Robert S. Scott , Holts- ville; 1654—Myer S. Kripke , 304 South Ocean avenue; 1655—John S. Makela , 143 Maple avenue; 1656— Fred Rooney, 9 Electric street; • 1657 —Jerome Edward Callan , Centereach ; 1658—Arthur R. Harris , Mt. Sinai; 1659—Walter H. Watts , 5 Lake street; 1660—Valentine P. Jesaitis , Port Jefferson Station. 1661—Kenneth G. Alberth , Blue Point; 1662—Theodore Schwarnb , Jr., Lake Grove; 1665—Solomon Cohen , 26 Hammond • street; 1664—Francis H. Todd , Holbrook; 1665—William J. Davies , 40 Grenville avenue; 1666— George Eempster. Mt. . Sinai; 1667— Robert J. Freeman , Port Jefferson Station ; 1668—Ansel J. Buxton , 226 North Ocean avenue; 1669—Francis O. Slechta , 223 Cedar avenue; 1670— George V. Pavlik , l01;Jayne avenue. 1671—George R. Gerle , Miami , Flori^a; ; 1672—Everett H. Albin , Pine Neck avenue; 1673—Addison S. Hawes , Yaphank; 1674—James T. Hughes , 96' Jayne avenue; 1675— Harry Kemp, Jr., Port Jefferson; 1676—Albert Dinldns , 96 West ave- nue; 1677—John Johnson , Port Jef- ferson Station; 1678—William R. Mott , Rocky Point;. 1679—Edmund J. Sta'uzeski , 175 Carman street; 1680 Waverly Hines , East Setauket. 1681—Louis Martinez , Medford; 1682—ICenneth Hoffman , Middle Is- land; 1683—Le Roy E. Drake , 18 River avenue; 1684—Robert L. Blei- miller , Holbrook; 1685—Samuel . J. Scala. 40 Waverly avenue; 1686— Louis P. Pei-ewoznik , Mt. Sinai ; 1687 —Joseph D. Bauer , St. James; 1 688 —William B. Minusc , 45 Church street; 168!>—Wi lliam A. Herman , Port Jefferson Station; J690—Abra - ham Schecht , 62 West Main street. 1691 —-Walter Marioii Joyce , Boll- port; .1 692—Thomas Gordon , Port Jeffea'son Station ; 1 G03-—Henry J. Sa- ger , Selden; 1G94—Earle T. Conklin , 170 Lakcwood street; 1695—Albeit Roth-e , 10 Woodbine street; 1696— Michael Selepec , Stony Brook; .1 697 —George K. Hopke , 88 Terry street; 1698—James J. Fox , 127 Carman stree t; 1690— .Tames Quinn , Mt. Sinai; 1700—Walter C. Thompson , Hamp- ton , \Virginia. 1701—Edward B. Kellers , 11 Baker street; 1702—John F. Cwalina , 7 Amity street ; 1703—Ernest €. Gil- dersl-cevc , East Setauket; 1 704— CIJj le-C , Warren , Centereach; 1 705— Britton James Smith , Bell port; 1706 —John J. Pakulck , Jr., Stony Brook; 1707—Gordon Stanley- Robinson , Cor- ona; 1708—George E. Albin , 10 Aca- demy street ; 1709—George J. Rob- erts , Jr., # 367 . • Bay avenue; 1710— Ralpli A. \ Romeo. 72 Norton street. Draft Questionnaires Are Mailed February Insurance Unemp loyed Workers Shows a Reduction Month' s Total Paid , Suffolk County, '\ $45,734; /-Is^fe Per Cent Under Tlu t of January . ¦¦' . . . if ' '\ ,. . • ¦ . if/. ' .XJni ' Qmployment insurance- benefits ;t^talliriff v$6 , 245;222 in the form of •50-Jil OO individual cheeks were paid to ii-iemployed 1 -nnen'J and women in •${gw York stato i durinff - February hy tlie 'Bi'vision of Pl»ccmen^, antl : Un em - ployment- Insurance , 1 according\ to; In- duairial G oinmisfiloncr Frieda S. Mi - ¦leiv , ' .Th e amount ' of February payments and the number of cheeks issued were both 26' per' cent • low-er \ than# ' n <J * ~n- uary- Tho uvqrajrc payment for a singk weok . of ,uncmployme/ v in-the currotit ' ' < 'hOn ' -Qflt vjrcav ; -was \i1.Ql in l^ elirtiary, ftsVagairifi- $ii;82 ill Jari- uayy and .f!Xl;85 . in Fehruary, 1940, •Ffaliruiivy^ paymeints . fo ' t* the Pat- chogue office , . which - servos; (ill of Suffolk: coimty; ;aiaount«& to ; $4fi;734, .j||(:;.tli^fprmv.oifv '4»* 5Bi. . -flQp«ratQ, .;che ' cli:8 to utjehiplby/ed persbns. - The • Patch- ' owi^^Mi ^^M ^Uli^th^^\ii- ' , ;¦; , * ,. ' ', - :~h \^.J-\; . .*. - . . .. .( ' . '- . ' , •¦ *... ,• ' . , -¦' , ' ri ' X •> ;,vi. ' -V. -i .,^.r«i , . \ . ¦ ¦:/. .>r- . ' *' j ! . . ' ¦ Soldier ' s Yoimg Bride From Away Up-state Rides Along to Camp Mrs. Kitts Gets First Train Trip—! Says She Will Work to Be Nearj Her Man Drafted in Army f Mrs. Mary Kitts , 19-year-old bride of three months , who \just decided to go along with her 21-year-old trainee- husband from their up-state home vil- lage of Harrisville \ made p lans today to continue hei* journey to Georgia if necessary. The presence in Patchogu e of th€ bewildered bride was discovered b . \ camp officials late Saturday, a shor time after she had arrived on a trooj train bearing her husband , Pvt. Hal- oid Kitts , and 342 -other trainees fron New York. She had accompanied hin on the regular train journey to Nev York , then had succeeded in getting on the troop train . These were th< first railroad rides she ever had h her life , she said. After seeing Kitts marched into th i Upton receiving building, Mrs. Kitts with only $15 in her purse , made he: way to Patchogue and registered a a hotel to await further developments The couple had left Harrisville witl $38 . and a determination to \ stick to gether. \ Train fares for the bride am food bills depleted their capital , an< camp officials said Kitts probabl; would be sent to Camp Wheeler , Ga for his year of training, leaving wit 1 a contingent of trainees this weel \I expect to follow bim , \ said Mn Kitts , \ and I'll get a job and b ri ght th ere with him. \ Kitts and his bride have never bee far away from their home comniun ties , and neither had previously see a city of more than SO0 populatioi they said. To questioners , astounde at the fortitude of the g irl bravin an uncertain future , JVlrs. Kitts ha been one answer : \Harold wanted t get into the Army and I just decide to go along with him. \ \She , \ explained Pyt. Kitts prout ly, \ never rode on a train before i her life , but she just managed 1 come al ong with me. Sometimes- si got a little upset , like, when I- had I go to the induction , station in Alban and she was left by herself. \ \Was I scared?\ Mrs. Kitts sa when asked about her first j ournt away from her home tillage , \I sui was. I though t I'd get sick on tl train , but it didn 't bother me a bit Before her marriage on Januai ¦10 , Mrs. Kitts had kept house f her widowed father-Tjn- St. Regis Fal for six years. v Mrs. Kitts has been taken und the wing of Mrs. Mlargaret Irvh James , wife of the camp ' s public r lations officer , and was given lodgil in the James home in Heliport, 1 William JL E. Adamec , Jr. 1 FUNERAL HOME I MODERN CHAPEL Rj Spacious Homelike Ac-commoilnlions H ' Usage No Charge H Prompt Service —- .Any Distance I Phone Sayville 6Ci) Locust Ave., Bohomia, L. 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