Evening star., 1944-11-26

tage City, Md, was wounded seri-
ously in the leg August / while
serving with the infantry in France
and is now at the Woodrow Wilson
General Hospital, Staunton, Va, his
mother said. Pvt. Wieneke, under
going treatment for restoration of
muscle control in his leg, came
home on crutches recently for a
visit, Mrs. Wieneke said. His sis
ters, Bernadina and Alouise, who
live with their mother, have been
taking turns visiting him.
Pvt. Wieneke went overseas In
May, his mother said. He was in
Quoted two years ago after attend
ing Eastern High School and work.
ing briefly in the War Department.
After receiving hospital treatment
overseas three months, he was
brought to Staunton early this
month, she said.
Second 1t. Arthur p. Trimble, 26,
Flying Fortress navigator whose
wife, Roberta, lives at 6710 Forty
sixth street, Chevy Chase, Md, is
back on active duty after nearly
three months of hospital treatment
following a wound received during a
raid over Germany August 25, his
mother -in-law, Mrs. David Ham
mond Of the Forty-sixth street ad-
dress, said. Mrs. Trimble Is in
Pittsburgh visiting her husbands
parents, Mrs. Hammond said
A native of Pittsburgh, 1t. Trimble
married the former Roberta Ham
mond four years ago. He was in the
photography business before he en-
listed in 1910, his mother in law
said. Mrs. Trimble returned to live
with her parents when her husband
went overseas six months ago. He
was on his seventh mission when
wounded.
Pvt. Thomas B. Jacobs, jr, a native
of Hazleton, Pa, wounded in the
European area. was included in the
list of casualties in the Washington
area because a close friend. Mrs
Florence Fowbell, worker in the
military information section of the
War Department, is listed as the
person to be notified in case he was
wounded. Mrs Fowbell, also from
Hazleton, lives at 2015 Kalorama
road NV.
Second 1t. Rosario Accardi also
has been wounded in the European
area, the department announced
His wife, 1t. Irene Lanfear Accardi,
is stationed at Fort George G..
Meade, Md.
The following men were listed off,
cially yesterday by the War Depart
ment as wounded in action. Stories
previously appeared in The Evening
Star after the next of kin has been
notified:
Pvt. Crestes N. Karousatos, son of
Mrs. Elektra Karousatos, 2233 Eigh-
teenth street NV.
Pfc. Frederick o. Leaman, son of
Mrs. Roberta Leaman, 7115 Georgia
avenue NV.
Staff Sergt. Howard c. thinner
man, whose mother, Mrs. Rena E.
Zimmerman, lives at 1913 Hume ave-
nue.. Alexandria, Va.
Pfc. Spencer H. Raynor, 20, in
fantryman, has been wounded in
action in France and is being treat
ed in a hospital there, his sister,
Mrs Flora L. Hogan, 923 Potomac
avenue Sc, has been informed by
the War Department.
Pvt. Raynor was born in Wash
ington and attended Chamberlain
Vocational School. He has been in
the Army for nearly three years. His
sister received notice on D-Day,
June 6, that he had been sent over
seas. Pvt. Raynor made his home
with his sister.
Staff Sergt. James V. Coon, Is,
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Coon,
1241 E street Sc, and son of Mr..
and Mrs John r. Coon, 1924 Seven
teenth place NE, was wounded in
France September IL, his family has
been notified.
A member of Gen. Patton's Army,
Sergt. Coon is now back on duty,
his parents learned. A native OF
Washington, he was a fireman at the