Evening star., 1945-03-31

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serEt. Burrows Capt. Rows
{Wounded) fPrisoner)
and Lee High School and was en-
ployed by awning firms here before
enlisting shortly after Pearl Harbor.
An infantryman, he was stationed
at Camp Hahn, Calf, before going
overseas last December. He has
two brothers in the armed services:
Edward King, seaman, first class,
now in the Marshall Islands, and
Pvt. Elmer King, AAF, Tyndall
Field, Fla.
Pfc. Paul G. Campbell, 10, son of
Lawrence F. Campbell, mechanical
engineer with the Naval Research
Laboratory, and Mrs. Campbell, $40
Ashford street. Silver Spring, Md,
Is hospitalized in England with
shrapnel wounds of the leg and back
received March / in Germany.
A native of Minneapolis, Pvt.
Campbell was a graduate of Mont
gomery Blair High School and had
completed three months of his pre-
medical course at George Washing
ton University before enlisting in
the Army Specialized Training Pro-
gram. He later transferred to the
infantry and has been overseas since
October.
Pvt. Vernon H. Fink, 81, whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fink,
live at 286 Laverne avenue, Lans-
downe. Md, was wounded in Ger
many by shell fragments on Febru-
airy 16, less than month after
entering combat. He was serving
with the infantry and is now In a
hospital in England.
Before entering the service last
June, Pvt. Fink was employed at
the Glenn L. Martin plant. He was
born in Lansdowne and played bas-
ket ball at the Catonsville High
School. A brother, Leroy C. Fink,
specialist, first class, is serving with
the Coast Guard in the Pacific.
Pfc. Jacob Grossman, 20, brother
of Miss Edythe Grossman, 3l5 GAL
latin street NV, was wounded in
the head and received a broken leg
while serving with medical unit in
Germany on February q. Conva-
lescing in hospital in England, he
has been reported by the War De-
partment as improving normally"
Born and educated in New York,
Pvt. Grossman entered the Army In
May, 1943, and trained at Camp
Shelby, Miss. Miss Grossman is
employed in the Adjutant Generals
Office of the War Department.
Pvt. William ID. Roth, 80, whose
wife. Mrs. Roberta ]. Roth, and l.
year-old son, Thomas Charles, live
at 1926 Queen street NE, is in a
hospital in France with an injured
left arm received March in action
in Europe. He has been overseas
since January.
Before entering the service last
June. Pvt. Roth drove q taxi for
the Diamond Cab Co. He was born
in Maryland and attended schools
in West Virginia. He trained with
the infantry at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala.
Pfc. Warren J. Dunn, %, son Of
Mrs. Marguerite Dunn, 351 Park
land place Sc, received a leg in
jury In Germany in February and is
now in a hospital in England.
He was born and educated in New
York State. Entering the service In
December. 1912. he trained at Camp
Phillips, Kans., and shipped over
seas last February.
Tf5 John w. Elliott, %, 303 Red
field avenue, Colmar Manor, Md,
was wounded In action February 90
in Luxembourg.
A native OF Rockville, Ti5 Elliott
attended elementary school there
and moved to Colmar Manor about
nine years ago. He was employed as
machinist at the Naval Air Base,
Cedar Point, Md. before entering
the Army in November, 1912. He
went overseas last August.
A brother, Pvt. Herbert Elliott,
is in Burma.
Pvt. Louis E. Shipley, 25, was In
jured February Is while fighting
with an arnlored division in Lux
embourg. His father, Louis M.
Shipley, lives in Branchville, Md.
A native of Branchville, Pvt.
Shipley attended school there and
was graduated from the Abbott Vo-
cational School here.
Pvt. Shipley went overseas about
"A months ago. A brother, Pvt.
Robert A. Shipley, is with the In
fantry In Germany. Mr.. Shipley
works at the Interior Department.
Pvt. Shipley's other sister, Miss
Esther L. Shipley, works at Gar
finckers department store here.
SfSergt. Charles A. Russell, sr., 80,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Russell, 7790 Marlboro pike NV,
was wounded in the shoulder while
serving with the infantry March 2 In
Germany. His wife, Mrs. Pearl
Russell, and son. Charles, jr., II,
liY in Cottage City, Md.
Sergt. Russell was born In Balti-