Area War DeadReturn to U. S.The bodies of 174 more Ameri-cans who died during World War II have been returned to the United 1 States from Europe. The armed i forces dead, originally buried in temporary military cemeteries in | France, Holland. and Belgium, were returned aboard the United States army transport Carroll Victory.The transport carried 17 bodies of Southern Illinois dead among the I total of 3,333 returned.The names of the armed forces dead of Southern Illinois and their next of kin are:S. Sgt. Noble E. Barker, Robley Barker, 206 South First Street, J Fairfield; Capt. Gray H. Doyle, Joseph C. Doyle, 410 West Jackson street, Carbondale; Sgt. Elmer M. Everett, Mrs. Edith Kerley^ 509 South twenty-fourth street, Herrin; Sgt. James A. Goodwin, Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, 1300 North Ninth street, Herrin; Sgt. William A. Hill, O. L. Hill, Route 2, Marion, and Capt. Earl L. JacKson, Mrs.r\i Ida Fisher, Route 2, Carbondale !ALSO, PVT. RUSSELL R. Jones,Mrs. Eula B. Jones, Route 1, Iuka;t„ Pfc. Glen C. Lindsey Viola M. * Norris, Route 2, Marion; Pfc. James E. McIntosh, Ed McIntosh, 713 East Eighth street. West Frankfort; Pfc. Robert L. Morris, Ralph Morris. Route 4A, Mt. Vernon; F-O William P. O’Haver, Reed H. O’Haver, 402 Lexington avenue, Lawrenceville, and 1st Lt. Herbert F. Pitcher. William T. Pitcher, Sr., 2814 Commercial avenue, Cairo.Also 2nd Lt. Bertis R. Prince, Ralph’ Prince 404 East Main street. McLeansboro; S-Sgt. Noble ■Mt. Reynolds. Mrs. Ida Reynolds. 3 Box 213, Harrisburg; S. Sgt. Arthur L. Roberts. Amass R. Roberts, Box 215. Lawrenceville: T-5 Norman W. Steele. John H. Steele. 1400 Metropolis street. Metropolis, and Pvt. R. L. Van Hoorebeke. Mrs. Fieda Van Hoorebeke. 113 North Chestnut street Du Quoin.1tJ