Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

Mary +. Crazy, ana sister live at
the above address.
Jack Davis, technician 5th grade,
"a, of 650l Brookville road, Chevy
Chase, Md. has returned to action
after previously having been re-
ported as missing in action, his wife,
Mrs. Beverly A. Davis, has been in
formed by the War Department. He
is now with the Army in Italy. Mrs.
Davis received cablegram from her
husband, saying he was all right, at
the same time she got the War De-
partment message stating he was
missing.
A native of Des Moines, Iowa,
Corpl. Davis was graduate of the
local high school there. He worked
in Washington as manager of the
Brook Farm Tea House in Chevy
Chase. Md, leaving to enter the
service in August. 1913. He took his
basic training in the infantry in
Camp Blanding. Fla, and went
overseas in February. He has a
2-year-old daughter, Morrie Lou
Davis.
Staff Sergt. Richard f. Perkins,
Is, has been reported missing in
action in France since July IL, the
War Department has notified his
brother, Albert Perkins, 1924 Talbert
terrace Sc.
Sergt. Perkins was stationed In
| Ireland, where he was an anti
aircraft instructor in an infantry
division, from November. l943. until
the recent landings in France.
Born in,. Washington. Sergt. Per-
kins was graduated from Anacostia
High School. He worked as car
penter for contracting company
until he was indicted July, 1941.
His wife. Mrs. Goldie Perkins, lives
In st. George. Mo. and a brother
Pfc Robert Perkins, is stationed at
Camp Shelby, Miss.
Second 1t. Robert Lewis Brown.
%, Observation-Disclosures of a Flying
Fortress, was reported missing since
July . Is over Yugoslavia, the War
Department informed his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Waldo Brown, 1916
North Lexington street. Airing
ton, Va.
A graduate OF Washington and
Lee High School; 1T t. Brown worked
as an accountant at Woodward q
Lothrop before enlisting in October
1912. He received his wings and
commission in the Army Air Force
in June. 1943, and was shipped over
seas last March.
The following five men were also
listed by the War Department as
missing in action in the European
theater:
Pvt. Frank L. Leebrick, son of
Mrs. Clara M. Leebrick. of 3402 N
street NV. A story was carried in
The Star of July 2.
First 1t. Herbert F. Lyman, hus-
band of Mrs. Betty H. Lyman Of
465 lakewood street Sc. The Star
of July IA carried a story on 1t.
Lyman.
Pfc. Anthony Salemi, son of Mrs.
Mary Salemi of 1927 Thirty third
street NV.
Staff Sergt. Norman L. Elzeer,
whose uncle, William M. Elzeer. lives
at West Clifton Terrace Apartments
NV.
Pvt. Robert 7. Henritze, %, of 2O6
Eleventh street Sc, who was re-
ported as missing in action in Italy
by the War Department. is back on
duty, his wife, Mrs. Nellie G. Hen
ritze, has learned.
A native of Tennessee. Pvt. Hen
rite had been in Washington for
nine years. He worked as a welder
at the Silver Spring Instrument Co.,
Silver Spring. Md, and at the Naval
Research Laboratory here. He went
into service last November, and
took his infantry training at Fort
Mcclellan, Ala. He was then as
signed to Fort George Meade, Md,
and went overseas to Italy in April.
He has brother, Seaman, Second
Glass, Kenneth Henritze, U. S. NJ,
now somewhere in the South Pa
cific. Pvt. Henritze has four
year old daughter, Patricia Lee
Henritze.