Evening star., 1944-11-30


Maj. santansini Pvt. Mccarthy
tWounded) tPrisoner)
wife he reported satisfactory prog.
ress. Corpl Raves has one daugf.
ter, Linda Lee, 18-months- -old. One
brother, Sergt. Elmer Ross is with
the Army in Camp Bowie, Texas.
Pvt. Franklin William Queen, 27
husband of Mrs. Edna May Burriss
Queen, Layhill (near Silver Spring.
Md, has been wounded in action
the War Department made known
today.
A former employe of the pump
/ ing station, District Water Depart
ment, Pvt. Queen entered the serv.
ice in November, 1943. One child
Nancy Lee, lives with Pvt. Queens
wife.
Pfc. Harry James Conley, "a, OF
57l2 Georgia avenue NV, was
wounded in the left leg and elbow
September IL while crossing the Mo-
selle River in France, according to
a dispatch from an Army hospital
in England. where he is recovering
The infantry man was wounded
by shrapnel. He was given imme-
diate medical attention on the field
and then sent to the rear lines for
evacuation to hospital in Eng
land.
His wife, Mrs. Ada Mae Conley
works for Earle Restaurant, Inc
Pvt. Conley was grocery clerk here
in civilian life. He attended school
in Castlewood, Va, where his father
I. j. Conley, lives.
Pfc. william E. Cissell, jr., 1s, son
Of Mrs. Ellen M. Hargett, 45o2
Walsh street, Chevy Chase, Md. was
wounded in action in France on
November 10, the War Department
has informed his mother.
An infantryman, Pvt. Cissell wrote
he was in hospital, but could not
say where, Mrs. Hargett said.
A graduate of Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School, Pvt. Cissell went
in the Army in August, 1S43. HI
has been overseas since August oI
this year. Pvt. Cissel's stepfather
Pvt. Roland H. Hargett, Is in the
Marine Corps in the Southwest Pa.
cific, Mrs. Hargett said.
Pvt. Booker T. White, 27, USMCR
husband Of Mrs. Leola White, 1O0s
Sixty fifth place NE, was wounded
in action on the Palau Islands, tht
Navy Department announced today
He was in hospital in New Gale.
donia, but has now returned to &C.
tive duty, his wife said. His left
foot was injured.
Pvt. White went overseas in July
Of this year. He joined the Marin.
Corps in December. 1943, aftel
working in Kanns department stort
and the Central Airlines in Vr.
ginia. He was born in Augusts
County, Va, and attended the Book.
er T. Washington High School ir
Staunton.
Staff Sergt. Lawrence r. Kelly
husband Of Mrs Geraldine E. Kelly
635 A street Sc, was listed today b,
the War Department as wounded II
the European theater Of operations
Pfc. Joseph Reed Jameson, 23, wa
slightly wounded in Italy Novembel
81, the War Department has In
formed his mother. Mrs. Florence
Jameson, 334 Sixth street Sc, ane
Is recovering In a hospital in Eng.
land. His brother, Corpl. james
Jameson. is listed as missing today
A native Of Charles County, Md.
Pvt. Jameson was employed at {
local dairy when he entered ths
service November 5, 1912. He ha!
been overseas for year and Mint
months.
Pvt. Paul Kirby, 29, son Of Mrs
Elizabeth Beuchert. $40 Thirty fifth
street NE, was wounded In actor
in France while fighting with thu
infantry on September 20, the Wa,
Department has informed Mrs
Beuchert.
Pvt. Kirby is now in q hospita
in France. He has been awarded
the Purple Heart. A graduate o1
Tech High School, Pvt. Kirby
worked at his mothers doughnut
shop on Seventh street NV.
Pfc. Lawrence d. Weeks, son o1
Mrs. Katherine M. Weeks, Route 8
Alexandria, Va, was wounded In the
European theater of operations, the
War Department made known to-
day.
The names OF the following men
were listed today by the War De-
partment as wounded in the Euro
pean theater Of operations. A story
was previously carried in The Star
after the next Of kin had been
notified.
Technician 18th Grade) James G.
Duvall, jr., son of Mrs. James G.
Duvall, Route /, Alexandria, Va.
Pfc. Spencer H. Raynor, brother
Of Mrs. Flora L. Hogan, e23 Potomac
avenue Sc.
Prisoner
Pvt. John F. Mccarthy, 26. who
was reported missing September 8
is prisoner Of Germany, the War
Department had informed his