Whitman Park Boys in U. S. Uniform

[illegible]N PARK BOYS [illegible]S. UNIFORM Whitman Park Youths in Army and Navy 'All for One' Band [illegible]to Navy, While [illegible]h Picks Army [illegible]ve to look far and wide [illegible]nore patriotic neighbor- [illegible] the vicinity of Louis [illegible] Whitman avenue, take [illegible]residents of Whitman [illegible]hat corner there was a [illegible]boys who were class- [illegible] Bonsall School, at Mt. [illegible] Chase street, [illegible]def[illegible] banded to- [illegible]nan those juvenile [illegible] G[illegible]-known motto [illegible]ne[illegible] for all." [illegible] in the service [illegible]m. [illegible]. Krzyk, of 1216 Whit- [illegible]e, started it. He en- [illegible]e U. S. Navy Aug. 28, [illegible] is a fireman, second [illegible]uty right in the middle [illegible] Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. [illegible]rs Follow Example [illegible] later, on Oct. 2, 1940, [illegible]zyk's buddies joined the [illegible]lius J. Kasinski, living [illegible]t 1218 Whitman, today [illegible]place at sea" with the [illegible]ire control, third class. [illegible] Marchlik, former Cam- [illegible] School football star, is [illegible]'s mate and also is out [illegible] was the first of the [illegible]et row" to enlist. He [illegible]ed quickly by George [illegible] who lives next door to [illegible]3 Louis and is on th[illegible] [illegible]: Bernard Sienkew[illegible] Walter E. Krzyk 1216 Whitman avenue Julius J. Kasinski 1218 Whitman avenue Joseph S. Marchlik 1496 Louis street George Krajewski 1498 Louis street Bernard Sienkewicz 1494 Louis street Carlton Schwartz 1502 Louis street