Evening star., 1945-05-29
Iodoys Casualty Lists
Killed

s~'iSS
Seaman lc Ted Edward Lannon
81, an employe of the General Ac
counting Office for 10 years, wa
killed in the Pacific area April 2. tn
Navy announced today.
He had lived in the District mos
of the time he was employed by the
Government but was a field repre-
sentative when he entered the Nav.
about a year and half ago. Hi
father, John A. Lannon, and two
sisters and a brother live near Lo
Angeles.
I'd 1t. Roland G. Watson. son Of
Mrs. Effie Watson 7l8l Ritchie roas
Sc, was killed in action in tn.
European theater. according to the
Wal Department casualty list fol
today.
Pfc. Stanley r. Carley. son of Mrs
Pauline B Rodier, 1923 Cleveland
avenue NE, listed as killed in ac-
ton. was the subject of an account
in The Star after the next Of kir
had been notified.
Wounded
Sergt. William J. -Seebach, %
whose wife, Mrs Virginia r. See.
bach, lives at 1928 Riggs place NV.
was wounded on February 26 while
fighting with the 5th Marines at Two
Jlma, according to the Navy Depart
ment. He has been in the Marine
Corps since 1885, He went overseas
the first time in June, 1912, and took
part in the fighting at Guadacanal,
returning to this country in Febru-
ary. 1943. He again went overseas
last June. Sergt. Seebach is a native
of Baltimore.
fvt. Rowland E. Darling, "a. U. S.
NJ, c. R., whose wife, Mrs. Ruth P.
Darling. lives at 1898 Penn street
NE, was slightly wounded February
% at Two Jima, it was disclosed to-
day by the Navy Department.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland Darling, 1918 Taylor street
NE, and he has 4-year-old daugh-
ter, Ellen Marie. Pvt. Darling was
born in the District and graduated
from Mckinley High School He was
employed at the Government Print
ing Once when he entered the serv-
ice May 30. l943.
Pfc. Clarence r. Brigham. whose
brother, Pvt. Horace Brigham, for
merly lived at 500 Fourteenth street
N. E. and is now overseas with the
Army, was wounded in action in the
Pacific theater of war. it was dis
closed today by the War Depart
ment. Both men are natives of the
District. Both parents are dead, it
was learned
Corpl. Lester A. Hall. whose wife,
Mrs. Helen L. Hall, lives at TIC
South Patrick street, Alexandria.
Va, was wounded in the European
theater, it was revealed today by
the War Department.
Three others, whose next of kin
now live here, were wounded They
had never resided here.
Sergt. Robert F. Connally, 25, u.
S. M. c., whose wife, Mrs. Patsy
Connally, formerly lived at 1907
Park road NV, was wounded Feb
ruary % on Two Jima Since that
time he has returned to this coun-
try and Mrs. Connally has moved to
San Diego, where he is receiving
hospital care. Sergt. ConnaIly is a
native of Troy, N Y.
Capt. David J. Kane, 30, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M J. Kane, 4125 South
Thirty-sixth street, Arlington, was
wounded in the leg on Ie Shima, off
Okinawa, on April II, it was dis
closed today by the War Depart
ment. Capt. Kane was serving with
chemical warfare unit and is now
in hospital at Okinawa. He is a
native of Worcester, Mass, and a
graduate of Virginia Military Insti-
tute. ;. When he entered the Army
in 1871 he was employed by the
United States Rubber Co. in New
Jersey. His father came here in
1910 as consultant with the War
ManpoWer Commission.
LIST 1t. John J. Mccarthy. jr.. %,
son of Maj. and Mrs Mccarthy, 1915
Seventeenth street NV, was wound
ed at Okinawa, the War Depart
ment announced today. His father
in civilian life a post Office inspec-
tor assigned to the Chicago area, is
now on duty at the inspection
branch of the Army Postal Service
at the Pentagon. 1t. Mccarthy was
a student at the University of Chi
cago when he entered the Army.
Liberated
Pfc. Thomas Ern Morrison, 21
son OF Mr. and Mrs Norman Nor
risson. 6502 Meadow lane, Chevy