Evening star., 1944-09-21

ber. 1912, Pvt. Lisicki worked in
shipyard in Wilmington, Del. He
was sent overseas in May, 1914, and
Mrs. Lisicki moved to Washington
to live with her parents. Pvt.
Lisickis parents live in Philadel-
phia.
Pvt. Graydon L. MoOmaw, 20, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Moomaw,
l East Swami avenue, Alexandria,
Va, was wounded during the Nor
mandy invasion July 10, according
to the War Department. Letters to
his parents since he was wounded
say he has now returned to duty and
is in the best of health. A graduate
Of George Washington High School,
Pvt. Moomaw worked with Mont
gomery Ward, Inc, before joining
the Army in July, 1943. He was sent
overseas last December. He was
awarded the Purple Heart.
Sergt. George c. Diven. jr., "A, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Diven of
At A street, Laurel, Md, was
wounded in Normandy on June II,
1914, the War Department an
nounces. A bullet passed through
his left wrist, but he has recovered
and has now returned to duty. Pvt
Diven was graduated from St. Mil
dreds Academy, Laurel, and worked
as a plumber before joining the
services in February, 1910. He was
sent overseas in September. 1912,
and has been awarded the Purple
Heart. He has three brothers in the
Navy, Charles D. Diven, machinist
mate, first class; Clarence v. Diven,
seaman, first class, and Carroll s.
Diven, seaman, first class. All are
serving overseas.
Pfc. Melvin b. Mossburg. 25 son
of Bernard S. Mossburg of $40 Four
teenth street NE, was listed by the
War Department as having been
wounded in action in France in
June, However, a telegram from
the War Department to his father
last month informed him that the
report of Pvt. Mossburg's being
wounded was incorrect and that he
was we'll.
Pvt. Glen F. Boyce, whose wife.
Mrs. Lorraine H. Boyce, lives at BIT
Ethan Allen avenue, Takoma Park,
Md, was reported wounded by the
War Department.
Pfc. Luther DOdson, son of Mrs.
Sarah Dodson, Berwvn, Md, was re-
ported by the War Department as
having been wounded in action.
Pfc. Dudley Wood, son of Mrs.
Grace D. Wood, 305l Idaho avenue
NV, was reported wounded in ac-
ton by the War Department.
The War Department today listed
the following as having been
wounded in action. (Stories con-
corning their injuries were carried
in The Star in recent weeks.)
Sergt. Rubin Shulman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Shulman of 1918
M street NV.
First 1t. Rudolph L. Walter, son
of Mrs. Agnes c. Walter of $500
Green Tree road, Bethesda, Md.
Sergt. Robert c. Kragh, son of
Mrs. Agnes w. Kragh of La Plata,
Md.
Staff Sergt. William E. Lucas,
husband of Mrs. Hilda Sweeney
Lucas of 1913 Girard street NV.
Pvt. William c. Mcneil, son of
Mrs. Ella F. Mcneil of 488 street
S.W.
Pfc. William H. Coeyman, whose
wife, Mrs. Emily N Coeyman, lives
at As Fowler lane, Lanham, Md.
Missing
1t. Augustus di Zerega, 5th, q. a
fighter pilot in the 9Th Army Air
Force, is reported as missing in ac-
ton over France since August %.
according to a telegram received
from the War Department by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus di
Zerega of Foxcroft, near Middle
burg, Va.
1t. Di Zerega has been in the
service for about two years. He
received his wings at Napier Field.
Ala, and went overseas in April,
1914. He is graduate of Leesburg
High School and attended Virginia
University before entering the serv-