Evening star., 1945-04-16

Germany Two brothers are in the
Army, Earl, 10, and Vernon, q
Mrs. Masterson is employed at the
Chamberlin Cafeteria here.
Pfc. Robert F. Jones, 20, listed
by the War Department as missing
in action in Germany on March 90
was not missing but was hospital
lied in Paris for a foot infection,
his mother, Mrs. James S. Jones,
205 D street NE. said. Pvt. Jones
has written his parents he is back
. in action
/ Pvt. Jones, a native of Buffalo,
N. Y. joined the Army two years
ago and went overseas last year. His
father is employed at the Govern
ment Printing Office.
| Second 1t. Edward v. Dorsey. 81,
infantry, was wounded in Germany
March l8, the War Department re-
ported His wife is Mrs. Edith Dor
sey of $50 Fifteenth street Sc. 1t.
Dorsye is now hoSpitalized in Eng
land.
Son of Mrs. B. C. Mooney. 1877
Bay street Sc, 1t. Dorsey has q
brother, William C. Dorsey, 10, in
the Naval Reserve at the University
of Pennsylvania. 1t. Dorsey is a
graduate of Marlboro High School,
Upper Marlboro, Md, and attended
the University of Maryland as a
prelaw student for one year. He
Joined the service in April, 1943, and
went overseas in December, 1914
Pvt. Charles Mostow, 80, was in
jured in Germany in an accident
involving two half-tracks on March
26, the War Department has an
nounced. His wife is Mrs. Annetta
Mostow, 1910 Holbrook street NE.
Pvt. Mostow previously was wound
ed, his wife said He was shot in
the right hand during the early part
of March, but because the wound
was not serious no Official telegram
was sent to the family. The couple
has two children, Steven, S, and
Leslie, 18 months Pvt. Mostow was
in the grocery business with his
father before joining the service In
July. 1914 The father operates the
Red Star Market, 1901 Ninth street
NE. The parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Mostow, live at 2212 Nortl,
Capitol street. Two brothers also
are in the service, S/Sergt. Hairy
Mostow, 26, in Italy, and Corpl
Louis Mostow, %, in Georgia.
James NJ. Zimmerman. %, flelc
cook. Marine Corps, son of Mrs
: Mildred c. Zimmerman, 202 Broad.
way, Quantico, Va, suffered arm
and back wounds from shell frag.
ments February % on Two Jima
the Navy Department announced
today. Field Cook Zimmerman en-.
tered the service in August. 1912
and went overseas in December
1943.
His mother said he previously
, saw service on Saipan and Tinian
, and his unit received presidential
citation for its Saipan service. In 6
letter received by his mother. he
said he would return to his outfit
, shortly.
, Pvt. James r. Andrews, listed a.
friend of Miss Irene Chase, $50;
Temple Hill road, was reported
!. wounded in the European area, the
War Department announced today
TIA Ira E. Bladen, son of Mrs
Addie Bladen, 6112 Eastern ave.
nue. NE, was reported wounded ir
the European area, according tt
! an ONCE of War Information an
i. nouncement today.
!, Pvt. Walter Perry, son of Mrs
!, Maggie Perry, 1896 Twenty fifth
street NV, was reported wounded
in the European area, the Wal
. Department disclosed today
Pfc. Louis E. Bonkowski, brother
: Of Miss Virginia Herring, Alexan'
dria, r. F. D., was reported wounded
in the European area in a Wal
/ Department announcement today.
e Pfc. Clarence p. johnson, whosl