Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10

August S, according to word received
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Greaver, IA Moncure drive,
Alexandria, Va.
PFC. Greaver was graduated from
George Washington High School in
June, 1913. He was a member of the
schools band and glee club.
Shortly after graduation he en-
tered the Army and, following train
ing at Camp Croft, N c., and Fort
George Meade, Md, he went over
seas last December.
His family has been informed that
he took part in the D day landing
and was with the first forces enter
ing Cherbourg
Pfc. Lloyd w. Deane, 20, AMMAN
dale, Va, has been wounded in the
European theater, the War Depart
ment reported today.
| A native of Stanardsville, Va, Pfc.
Deane was a sheet metal worker
before entering the service in May,
1913. His wife lives on Route 3, Alex
andria, and he is the son of Mrs.
Viola Deane, Detroit.
Pfc. Vanderbilt r. Raines, %,
Fairfax Station, Va, was listed by
the War Department today as
wounded in the European theater.
A graduate of Fairfax High
School, Raines was clerk at the
Fort Belvoir post exchange before
joining the Army in November, 1912.
He is nephew of Emmett M. Day,
principal Of Groveton Elementary
School
Pvt. James w. Tharpe, 81, son of
Mrs. Marion L. Tharp, Accokeek,
Md, has been wounded in action in
the European theater, the War De-
partment has notified his mother. A
former student at Hughesville High
School, Pvt. Tharpe entered the
service in July, 1912
Pvt. william J. Chism, son of Mrs.
Lucy M. Chism, 1881 Thirty fifth
street NV, was listed on today's
War Department casualty report as
wounded in action In the European
area. A story appeared in The Star
August II after Mrs. Chism had
been notified.
81 Pvt. Paul T. Christoff, husband of
Mrs. Mildred Christoff, 1909 Seven
Ieenth street NE, was listed on to-
days War Department casualty re-
port as wounded in action in the
European area A story appeared in
The, Star October 5, after Mrs.
Christoffs received formal notiflta-
ton. -.
Pfc. Oliver Dryer, husband of
Mrs. Bella E. Dryer, LOG Fifteenth
street Sc, was listed on today's War
Department casualty report as
wounded In action in the European
area. A story appeared in The Star
August 81, after Mrs. Dryer re-
ceived word from the War Depart
ment.
1t. Col George w. Childs, hus-
band of Mrs. Mildred w. Childs,
2613 South Kent street, Arlington,
Va, was listed on today's War De-
partment casualty report as wound
ed In action in the European area.
A story appeared in The Star Sep
TENDER IA, after Mrs. Childs was
notified formally.
Pfc. Jack F. Flick, jr., whose father
lives in Quantice, Va. was listed on
today's Navy Department casualty
report as wounded in action while
serving with the marines.
Pvt. James 1. Blankinship, son of
James S. Blankinship. Box lit, Fort
Belvoir, Va, was listed on today's
War Department casualty report as
wounded in action in the European
area.
Pfc. Carlos S. Spring, son of Mrs.
Lillian Spring, Route 2, Lovettsville,
Va. was listed on today's War De-
partment causalty report as wound
ed in action in the European area.
Pfc. Joseph E. Curtis, son of Mrs.
Carrie E. Curtis, Route 2. Culpeper.
Va. was listed on todays War De-
partment casualty report as wounded
in action in the European area.
Pvt. James F. Cusic, son of Mrs.
Bessie M. Cusic, 628 Raleigh place
Sc, was listed On today's War De-
pertinent casualty report as wounded
in action in the European area.
Pvt. Rocco J. Stellabotte, son of
Mrs. Marie Stellabotte, 1902 M street
NE, was listed en- today's War De-
partment casualty list as wounded
IN action in the. European area.
Capt. Murray T. Fender, husband
of Mrs. Geraldine G. Fender. 1901
Stephenson place NV, was listed
on today's War Department casualty
report as wounded in action in the
European area.
Technical Sergt. Elmer d. Offutt
and Sergt. Russell E. Offutt, first
cousins, of near Gaithersburg, Md.
were listed by the War Department
today as wounded in action in the
European area.
The cousins, who attended Gath
ersburg High School, were both
members of the National Guard and
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