Evening star., 1945-03-27

ond enlistment and he went over
seas in October, 1912. His regiment
went to France on D day, Sergt
Wilkinson attended Roosevelt High
School. Before entering the service
he was employed by the Veterans
Administration.
First 1t. James B. Cox, "a, son of
Percy M. Cox of Mclean, Va, was
seriously wounded in action during
the recent drive of the American
forces into the Rhineland. his father
has been notified. 1t. Cox Is now
in hospital overseas.
He enlisted in the Army as a
private in April, 1912, and was COM
missioned after attending the ar
tillery school at Fort Sill. Okla
Born in Washington, he attended
Western High School and was grad
uated from the University of Vir-
ginia in 194l. He worked in Rich
mond in an accounting firm before
joining the Army. His father is
an attorney with the Department
of Justice.
Pfc. Preston f. Enfield, 20. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Enfield,
I'LL G street Sc, was wounded in
action February in France. He
was born in nearby Virginia, but
lived most of his life in the District.
He was attending Abbott Vocational
School when he entered the Army
in April, l943. He went overseas
with the 9Th Infantry Division last
September. His brother, Albert Will
liam, %, is an Army Air Forces Ca
det now training in Florida. Pvt.
Enfield's wife is Mrs. Irene Gala
CHER Enfield, who makes her home
with his parents.
Pfc. Jesse w. Mcgowan, 40, field
artilleryman. whose sister. Miss Es-
| telle Mcgowan lives at BAT Twentieth
street NE, was wounded February
I8 in Belgium. He was born in Mosnt
Sterling, KY, and was graduated
from Hampton Institute, later doing
graduate work at Howard Univer-
sity. He was engaged in the insur-
ance business in New York City
when he entered the Army in No
vember, 1912. He went overseas In
February, 1914.
Pvt. Paul w. Marcy. %. whose
wife. Mrs. Edna Louise Marcy. and
their three small children live at
2033 North Stafford street, Arlington,
Va, was wounded February % In
Germany His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Marcy. who live at
2o3l North Stafford street, His
three sons are Paul, jr., 8; Wilson, 4
and Earl, 2.
Pvt. Marcy entered the Army
March 9, 1914, and went overseas
the following December. He at
tended the public schools of Airing
ton and was employed by the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad before going into the Army
Staff Sergt. Randolph H. Skid
more, 80, whose wife, Mrs. Virginia
Skidmore, and his small daughter,
Linda Lee, live at DOT North Green
Brier street, Arlington, Va. was
wounded in the hand December Is
in Germany where he was serving
with the 1st Army. Last week he
was brought back to the United
States and yesterday he returned to
the Valley Forge General Hospital
after spending three days with his
family. He is native of Freder-
Iicksburg. Va, and was employed by
the District Water Department when
he entered the Army in 1941. He
went overseas last July.
Pfc. George G. Russell, "a. whose
wife, Mrs. Jean Russell, lives in
Berwyn, Md, is recovering from
wounds in the back suffered Febru-
airy 81 while fighting with the Sd
Army in Germany. He is a native
of Leonardtown, Md, where he at
tended the public schools.
Before joining the Army in Au-
gust. 1914, he was employed at the
Washington Navy Yard. His father
is William Russell, COLL Oxon Hill
road, and he has a year-old daugh-
ter, Nancy Carroll
Sergt. Robert Yudelson, %, brother
of 1t Col. Collman E. Yudelson, 334S
Valley drive, Alexandria, Va, suf-
fered fractured spine and fractured
ribs when the bomber in which he
was fight engineer and top turret
gunner crashed in the European Sec
tor. He Is recovering.
Sergt. Yudelson attended school at
Council Bluffs, Iowa, and at Creigh-
| ton University. Omaha, Nebr.; was
inducted into the Army in January
1943, and went overseas last Decem-
ber. His brother, Second 1t. FLOYD
Yudelson, is with the Army Air
Forces overseas and Col. Yudelson
is on duty here with the War De-
partment.
Pfc. Wingrove p. Rosewag, 20. son
of Nicholas r. Rosewag, 4011 Thirty
eighth street, Brentwood, Md, was
wounded in January while serving
with the 1st Army in Belgium. He
was born in Berwyn, Md, attended
grade schools there and was grad
uated from Mckinley High Schoo
here. He entered the Army in Sep
tember, 1943, and went overseas last
April. His brother is 1t. Nicholas r
Rosewag, jr, stationed at Fort Myer
Pvt. Joseph J. Godlef, 18, son o1
Mrs. Alexander j. Locks, 1920 Fuller
street NV, was wounded February
20 in France, the War Department
has notified his mother. He was
born in Brooklyn, N. Y, and entered
the Army last August %, two
months after his 18th birthday.
He was given his early training
at Camp Hood, Tex, as para.
trooper but was transferred to tn,
infantry when a need for men II