Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-23

went overseas in August, 1913.
Two brothers also are in the serv
ice Pvt. Franklin Lowe Is in Ital.
and Charles Lowe is taking boo
training at Camp Peary, Va.
Missing
Capt. Olin w. Bales, 26, brother o
Miss Mable Bales, 1922 Nineteenth
street NV, was reported on a Wa
Department casualty list issued TO-
day as missing over India sine,
August 2. He was navigator on {
B-29 Super Fortress, and was re.
turning from a raid over Manchuria
Capt. Bales, a native of Thur.
mont, Md, went to high schoo
there and attended Johns Hopkin:
University for two years. He was
an engineer at the Naval Expert
ment Station in Annapolis before
entering service in April, 1912, ant
went overseas in March, 1914.
Staff Sergt. Robert F. Jacobs, 10
son of Joseph Jacobs, 51l3 Illinois
street NV, was reported on a Wal
Department casualty report issued
today as missing over zap Island
since July Is. He was a radio oper-
ator- gunner on a B-24 Liberatol
bomber.
Sergt. Jacobs, a graduate Of
Roosevelt High School, attended
Wilson Teachers College before en-.
tering service in March, 1943. He
went overseas in April, 1914. His
twin brother, Staff Sergt. Harvey
F. Jacobs, is based in New Guinea
as a radio operator-gunner on q
B-24, but the two had not met while
in service.
Technician Fifth Grade Lawrence
Levin, Is, son of Mrs. Rae Levin
1882 Biltmore street NV, was re-
ported on War Department cas-
ualty list issued today as missing on
Saipan since July 6. He was serv-
ing with an infantry unit.
A native of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, he
attended Alexander Hamilton High
School in Brooklyn and Brooklyn
College. He worked for the Food
and Drug Administration here be-
fore entering service in September
1941, and went overseas in March
1912.
Corpl. Charles A. Miner, 26, broth
er of Mrs. Elaine Halfpap, 301 Ad-
olson road, Seat Pleasant, Md, was
reported on War Department cas-
ualty report issued today as missing
in Normandy since June II. He
was serving with an infantry unit
Corpl. Miner, a native of Jackson
Mich, was graduated from Eastern
High School here and entered serv-
ice in 1910. He went overseas in
September, 1912.
Staff Sergt. Jack L. Ruehlman,
10, son of Mrs. Frances A. Thorn
ton, 1886 Ames street NE, was re-
ported on a War Department cas-
ualty report issued today as missing
over Parndorf, Austria, since July
16. He was a gunner on B-24
Liberator bomber.
Sergt. Ruehlman joined the Dis
trict National Guard in December
l94l, and was indicted into the
Army in February, 1912. He taught
aerial gunnery before going over
seas in June, 1914.
Pvt. Everett w. Kline, son of Mrs.
Bessie B. Kline, 1919 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV, today was listed by the
War Department as missing in &C
ton in the European area. A story
was carried in The Star August S,
after the family was notified.
Pfc. Ralph T. Lynn, brother of
Miss Myrtle Lynn, 1410 Fifteenth
street NV, today was listed by the
War Department as missing in &C
ton in the European area. A story
was carried in The Star July 81,
after the family was notified.
Staff Sergt. Clyde H. Harris, son
of Mrs. Nellie v. Harris, 900 North
Pollard street, Arlington, Va, to-
day was listed by the War Depart
ment as missing in action in the
European area. A story was carried
in The Star July 81, after the fam
lily was notified.
Second 1t. Eugene A. Lamar, hus-
band of Mrs. Betty L. Lamar, 41A
Eighteenth street NE, today was
listed by the War Department as
missing in action in the Mediter-
ranean area. A story was carried
in The Star September ., after
the family was notified.
Staff Sergt. Martin r. Styer, jr.,
husband of Mrs. Doris e. Styer, 1926
East Falkland lane, Silver Spring
Md, today was listed by the War
Department as missing in action In
the Mediterranean area. A story
was carried in The Star July IS,
after the family was notified.
Pvt. Mason T. Turner, son of Mrs,
Louise T. Turner, 4217 Oglethorpe
street, Hyattsville, Md, today was
listed by the War Department as
missing in action in the Mediter-
ranean area. A story was carried in
The Star August 10, after the family
was notified.
Second 1t. Robert L. Brown, son