Evening star., 1945-01-04

| 1t. JaEdmann Pvt. Gonnella
(Wounded) (Wounded)
Curtiss, now lives in California, and
his mother, Mrs. Irene s. Walters,
lives at 244 Willow avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. Capt. and Mrs. Curtiss
have one daughter, Barbara, IL. He
has been awarded the Bronze Star.
Pfc. William N. Whipp, %, was
wounded in Europe December Is, his
brother, Charles F. Whip, 6422
Eighth street NV. has learned
from the War Department.
A native of Maryland, Pvt. Whipp
was educated in schools there. His
mother, Mrs. Edna Whip, lives in
Doubs, Md. Pvt. Whip lived at the
Eighth street address and was en-
ployed at the Treasury Department
before entering the service two years
ago. He has been overseas with the
infantry for a year.
In a letter to his brother recently,
Pvt. Whip told how he, three other
Americans and several French SOL
diers managed to capture 200 Ger
mans one day in Luxembourg. A
sister, 1t. Thelma r. Whip, is in
the South Pacific with the Army
Nurse Corps.
1t. Gunnar E. Jagdmann, "a, whose
wife, Mrs. Lois E. Jagdmann, lives
at 3509 S street NV, and whose
mother, Mrs. Elsa Jagdmann, lives
at 2139 r street NV, was wounded
in a fight over Borneo on October
IA, the War Department announced.
1t. Jagdmann was student at
Catholic University when he was
drafted in october, 1941 He went
overseas last July as pilot Of Lib
orator. He has a baby daughter,
Lisa.
Louis A. Glasgow, 10, technician.
fourth grade, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus R. Glasgow, 1887 Forty
second place, Hyattsville, Md, was
wounded in action on Leyte Island
October 81, according to the War
Department. Mr.. Glasgow was hit
in the back by shrapnel, but has
recovered and is back on duty, he
has written his family. He was a
student at the University OF Mary
land when he was drafted in June,
1943. He went overseas in November,
1943.
| Mr.. Glasgow has five brothers
in the service: Corpl. George A.
Glasgow, who formerly worked in
the composing room of The Star,
now stationed in North Carolina;
Corpl. Rossell A. Glasgow, Cali
fornia; Frederick j. Glasgow, tech
nician, fifth grade. now in the
Philippines; Raymond j. Glasgow,
technician, fifth grade, in France,
and Norman N. Glasgow, who re-
Gently returned from overseas duty
and is now in officer candidate
school in Virginia.
Staff Sergt. Harry w. Gindele,
whose wife, Mrs. Caroline Gindele,
Is listed as living at 1923 r street
NV, also has been wounded in
action.
Pfc. Edward T. Bullock, %, nephew
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hit, 301
East Custis avenue, Alexandria, Va,
was wounded in action near Saipan,
the War Department announced.
Pvt. Bullock attended schools in
Alexandria and worked as a truck
driver before going into the Army
in July, 1912. He went overseas in
october, 1943 After receiving head
injuries he was sent to a hospital
in Hawaii, where he is improving.
Pvt. Thomas A. Jacobs, son of
Mrs. Katy Jacobs, Route 1, Culpeper,
Va. has been wounded in action.
Pfc. John F.. Atkins, whose wife,
Mrs. Lille NJ. Atkins, lives on Route
70, Gaithersburg, Md, has been
wounded in action.
Pfc. Harold v. Marshall, son of
Mrs. Ida Marshall, Route 8, Be-
thesda, Md, also was on the War
Departments wounded in action
list.
Pvt. Thomas ]. Gonnella, 26, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Gonnella, lila
Trinidad avenue NE, was wounded
in action in Italy on October %,
according to the War Department.
Hit in the leg, he has now returned
| to duty, he wrote his parents. He
attended Stuart Junior High School
and worked as driver with the
Capital Transit Co. before joining
the Army in September. 1943. He
was sent to Italy last March.
Pvt. Charles A. Hough, whose
wife and parents live at BIG H street
NE, was wounded in action Oc-
tober 20 in Italy, the War Depart
ment announced The son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Hough, he at
tended Mckinley Tech High School
and worked in a florist shop here
before joining the Army in Decem-
Der, 1912. He went overseas in Au-
gust, 1943, and was wounded in the
hip. His wife, Mrs. Frances Hough,
is with him in Rome, Ga, where he
| is under treatment. He was award
ed the Purple Heart
Corpl. Warren L. Langston, 10, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Langston, 107
North Jackson street, Arlington, was
wounded in action in italy October
%. the War Department announces.
Corpl. Langston was graduated from
Washington and Lee High School
and worked with the War Depart
ment Map Service before joining the
Army in July, 1943 He went over
seas In December, 1943, in the Med
ical Corps as an aidesman He suf-
fered ruptured ear drums when he
was wounded and is now waiting a
decision whether he will be sent
back to duty or medically dis
charged, his mother said. He has
been awarded the Purple Heart.
Joseph b. Martin, technician,
fifth grade, son Of Mrs. Jeanne O.
Martin, 806 Lincoln avenue, Fails
Church, has been wounded In ac-
ton, the War Department an
nounced.
Pvt. william ]. Pier, brother Of
Mrs. Dorothy Hull. whose address
| is given at 237 South Payton street,
Alexandria, also was listed as
wounded IN action by the War De-