Evening star., 1944-09-15

structor at Camp Atteberry, Ind, for
more than year. He went over
seas in March, 1914.
Stan Sergt. Charles o. Leins, 27,
infantryman, whose wife, Mrs. Mar
ian Leins, lives at 329 Rhode Island
avenue NE, was reported by the
War Department today as wounded
in France July l3.
He wrote his wife he had shrapnel
wounds in his back and stomach.
Born in New York City, Sergt. Leins
came to the District in 1896. He
attended Columbia Tech Institute
and Benjamin Franklin University
here. He worked in the corps of en-
gineers in the War Department over
two years before entering the serv-
ice in March, l943. He has been
overseas since July, 1943.
Pfc. George r. Tanner, son of Mrs.
Mary K. Tanner, who formerly lived
at 1908 Jefferson street. Hyattsville,
Md, was wounded in the European
theater of action, the War Depart
ment announced today.
staff Sergt. Talmer L. Brill, "a,
son of Mrs. Beulah A. Brill, 48l7
North Thirteenth street, Arlington,
was wounded July during infantry
fighting in France, but has recovered
and returned to duty, his mother
has been informed.
Sergt. Brill, native of Zepp, Va.
was graduated from Woodstock
tVa.) High School and was a bus
driver for the Arnold Bus Co. in
Arlington before entering service in
October, 1912. He went overseas in
April, 1914. A brother. Sergt. Gran
vile Brill is with the Army in
France.
Marine Pfc. william w. La Mond,
20, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. La
mond, East Riverdale, Md, has been
wounded in action in the South Pa
cific, the Navy Department disclosed
today
A native of Pittsburgh, Pfc. La
Mond came to East Riverdale with
his parents in January. 1912. He
entered the service in July of that
year and has been overseas about 10
months.
Three brothers also are in the
service. Pvt. Robert La Mond is
stationed at Camp Sibert, Ala:
Sergt. John La Mond at the Green
vile, S. c.. Army Air Base, and Pvt.
Randolph La Mond, who is in Italy.
Pfc. Hamilton L. Hall, 81, whose
wife. Mrs. Louise C. Hall, lives in
Upper Marlboro, Md, has been
wounded in action in France, the
War Department announced today
A native of Upper Marlboro, Pfc.
Hall attended parochial school there
and was employed by the Prince
Georges County Board of Education
when he entered the Army in De-
cember, 1912 He has been overseas
IS months. Mrs. Hall is employed
in the Circuit Court clerks ONCE
at Upper Marlboro
Pfc. Halls parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton M. Hall, also live in Upper
Marlboro.
First 1t. Neil d. Stanley. 81, Army
Air Forces, whose wife, Mrs. Mar
garet D. Stanley, lives at 4807 Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda, was wounded in
July while flying PAT Thunder
bolt over France, according to War
release today.
A native of Sumter, S. c., 1t.
Stanley is graduate of the Uni
versity of North Carolina. He was
employed at the Pumphrey Funeral
Home, Bethesda, when he entered
the Army in January, 1912. He was
transferred to the Army Air Forces
several months later and has been
overseas about nine months.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Stanley, live in Morven, N. G. His
wife is employed at the United
States Public Health Service in
Bethesda.
Second 1t. Stanley F. Vausse, hus-
band OF Mrs. Margritt j. Vausse,
was wounded in the European the
ater of action, the War Department
announced today. The address was
listed as COL Sixty-first avenue, Sill
yer Spring, Md.
Sergt. Sterling T.. Troutman,
brother of Mrs. Clara F. Sharp, 1880
Adams Mill road NV, was listed
by the War Department as wounded
In action in the European area.
Staff Sergt. Amos H. Brady, hus-
band OF Mrs. Norris j. Brady, who