Evening star., 1944-11-27
I. and Joyce, 8, at 1920 Otis stree

/ 7, and Joyce, 8, at 1920 Otis street
NE.
Pvt. Flick attended school in Har-
risonburg, Va, before moving to
| Washington. He worked at the
Simon Produce Co. six years before
entering the Army last January
He was sent overseas in July. His
wife works for the British Supply
Mission.
Pvt. Hyman Rubin, %, whose wife,
Mrs. Dorothy M. Rubin, lives at 40S
Quackenbos street NV, was seri-
ously wounded in action in France
September 8, according to a War
Department announcement. He has
written that he's in hospital In
England
A native of New York, Pvt. Rubin
lived here for several years, grad
uating from Columbus University
School of Law in 1889 and becoming
member of the District bar. For
merly employed by the Government
Printing Office and the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce, he
was with the Social Security Board
when some of it's Offices were trans
| ferred to New York.
Entering the service last January
he received his basic training at
Camp Blanding. Fla, and went over
seas in July. He and Mrs. Rubin
have 21-month-old daughter,
Charlotte Louise.
Pvt. James S. Burns, q, who was
reported today by the War Depart
ment as wounded in action in
France. was able. to return to active
duty five days after he was in
jured on September IA, he has writ
ten his wife, Mrs. Pearl L. Burns
of 222 Bates street NV.
Pvt. Burns lived here for a
number of years and was operating
"a taxicab when he was drafted
last December. After receiving his
basic training at Camp Croft in
South Carolina, he went overseas
in June.
His mother, Mrs. Alberta Burns,
and his 10-month-old son, live with
his wife at the Bates street ad-
dress. A brother, Pvt Robert
Burns, is with the Army in France.
Pvt. Robert A. Hough. 81, of 1923
Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, who
was reported as wounded in action
September 8 in France by the War
Depar today, is convalescing in
England, his wife has been in
formed. He received a chest wound,
Mrs. Hough said.
A native of Waterford. Va, Pvt.
Hough spent most of his life in
Arlington, where he was a painter
before he entered the service last
December %. He has been over
lseas since June.
His wife and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. Hough, live at 1923 Will
son boulevard.
He has been awarded the Purple
Heart, which he sent his wife last
week.
Stories on the following men who
are listed as wounded in action in
the European area on the War De-
partment's casualty report today
were carried in The Star after their
next of kin were notified.
1t. Col. Howard McC. Snyder. jr.,
son of Maj. Gen. Howard McC. Sny-
der of 2101 Connecticut avenue NV.
on October 18.
Pvt. George H. Seis, son of Mrs
Annie S. Lipkin, 201 Bates street
NV, on October
Sergt. James v. Coon, husband ol
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Coon. 1241
street Sc, on November 26.
Missing
Pfc. ID. Robert Clark, 10, son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald E. Clark, 10l
Franklin avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
has been missing in action in Ger.
many since November 8, his parent.
were notified by the War Depart.
ment yesterday.
Born in Lakeport, Calf, Pfc Clarl
moved to Silver Spring with hi!
family as a child and has lived ther,
ever since. He was graduated from
st. Michael's Parish School, Silvel
Spring, and in January, was gradu.
ated from st. Johns Military Colleg,
here An ardent golfer, he was {
member of st. Johns golf team.
i He reported for duty in the Army
January % and received his training
at Fort Mcclellan, Ala. He wen
overseas July 8 and was serving with
an infantry unit An older brother
Staff Sergt. Charles Franklin Clark
is an aerial engineer gunner sta.
toned with the Army Air Forces II
England.
Gongs Fight Hitler Youths
/ WITH UNITED STATES 9th
ARMY IN GERMANY, Nov. 27 LP).-
1 A 17-year-old German deserter as.
serted today that teen-age boys ir
German cities are forming gang.
which engage in fighting Hitler
youth groups in the streets with
knives and clubs at night.
i Help vim lthe war by saving vast.