Evening star., 1945-05-30
MISSING

Fred "A" Tarbox, 20, electricians
mate go. whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Tarbox, live in Brandy
wine. Md, is missing in action in
the Pacific.
He was a member of the crew of
the submarine Swordfish, which the
Navy reported last month as over
due and presumed lost.
Mate Tarbox was born in East
Riverdale, Md, and attended River
dale Elementary School and Blad-
ensburg High School He was due to
graduate from the latter school
when he enlisted in the Navy in
November, 194l. He went overseas
in September. 1943. While at high
school he also was employed as
an electrician in Hyattsville.
His father is employed by the
Government Printing Once here
and Mrs. Tarbox works at the
Washington Navy Yard.
Liberated
Capt. Bill G. Mcleod, whose wife
Mrs. Dorothy Mcleod, a War De-
partment employe, lives at 2841
Naylor road Sc, was liberated by
American troops from Ofnag 13-B
near Munich, Germany, April 20
He had been taken prisoner during
the battle of bulge while serving
with his 1st Army field artillery unit
He is now awaiting transportation
home
Capt. Mcleod is a native of Okla
homa, where his parents live and
where he attended college.
TIA William H. McGinnis. 20
whose wife, Mrs Catharine McGin-
mis-, lives at 1922 Good Hope road
Sc, was liberated in mid-April from
Stalag ga. He had been taken
prisoner by the Germans December
18 in Luxembourg while serving ir
a tank battalion of the 9th Armored
Division. He has been hospitalizeo
in England and is scheduled to re.
turn to the United States when dis
charged.
Born in the District, T/4 McGinnis
attended high school in Virginia
When called 10 military service he
was employed at Peoples Drug Co
store. He entered the cavalry ir
October. 1912, was transferred to the
armored forces and went overseas
last August.
Pvt. Joseph M. Campbell, q
whose wife. Mrs. Malvina Campbell
lives at SIS Fourteenth street NE.
with their son Joey, 3, has been lib.
Grated. He was hospitalized ir
France in mid-April after having
been a prisoner in Stalag IA. neal
Duisburg, Germany, for nine
months. He was captured shortly
after D day in France.
A native of Cherrydale, Va, Pvt
Campbell is the son of Mrs. Mary
l.. Campbell of 1900 Forty -first
street, Brentwood, Md. He attended
District public schools and studied
printing at Abbot Vocational School
He was employed by a plumbing
concern before his induction in thu
Army in December. 1943. He wen
overseas in May, 1914.
A brother, Pvt. William A. Camp.
bell, 80, is serving with an antiair.
craft battalion in Germany.
Pfc. Christy M. Perdikis, Brock.
ton, Mass, whose mother, Mrs
Anna Perdikis, formerly resided al
1909 Kansas avenue NV, was lib.
Grated from German prisoner-of.
war camp last month and has re.
turned on furlough to Brockton
His sister, who also lived for q num-
ber of months at the Kansas avenu,
address, went overseas last week q,
an American Red Cross worker.
Pvt. Ralph G. Sichert. 20, was lib
Grated May 5 from a prison camI
in Czechoslovakia, he has informet
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Sichert, ST., 4108 Minnesota avenu,
NE. Pvt. Sichert, an infantryman
was captured in June. A native O
Washington. he studied 1T Cham
berlain Vocational School here an,
has been in the service since No
vember, 1913.
/ S/Sergt. Robert J. Laut, Il. va
freed April 20 At MoosburR by Amer
ican troops, his parents, Mr.. an,