Evening star., 1945-01-14

lost the sight Of his right eye. HI
now is in q hospital at Augusta
Ga. He was employed by a civi
engineer in st. Mary's City, Md.
before entering the Army In Sep.
tember, 1943. He went overseas las,
February.
Pvt. william r. Liller, 28, hus.
band of Mrs. Lillian R. Liller, %:
East Montgomery avenue, Rock.
vile, Md, has been wounded ir
action, according to the War De.
partment. Mrs. Liller said he wa,
wounded in France last October
but has been released from the
hospital and is awaiting re-assign.
ment.
Born in Clarksburg, w. Va, Pvt
Liller was a plasterer in Montgom.
cry County prior to entering the
Army last February. He has beer
overseas with an infantry unit
since July.
Corpl. Philip E. Pergande, 20. sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Per.
gande, Route l, Falls Church, Va.
has been wounded In action, &C.
cording to the War Department. HI
was wounded in Germany last No.
vember but now has returned x
active service, his parents have
learned.
A former employe Of the Public
Health Service, Corpl. Pergande Il
attached to a tank destroyer unit
He entered the service two year.
ago and has been overseas since
January, 1914. <5Fzffft lr
Pfc. Olen F. Thompson, %, hus.
band Of Mrs. Florence e. Thompson
128 North Wakefield street, Airing.
ton, has been wounded in actor
according to the War Department
He is now in a hospital in England
recovering from an arm injury suf.
fered in France November 8, hi.
wife has learned.
Born in Oakland, Md, Pvt
Thompson attended Maryland Park
High School and Maryland Univer.
sity. He was formerly employed az
a teller at the Farmers and Me-
chanics branch of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank.
Pfc. william E. Cissell, jr., son
of Mrs. Ellen M. Hargett, 4502
Walsh street, Chevy Chase, Md,
was listed by the War Department
today as wounded in action. A
story appeared in The Star after
the family had been notified.
Pfc. Francis X. Hughes, 10, in
fantry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
M. Hughes, 1921 Eighth street NV,
was wounded in action December
"a in Belgium, the War Department
has informed his parents.
Overseas seven months, Pvt.
Hughes wrote his mother he is in
a hospital in France suffering a
wound in the right shoulder.
A native of Washington, he was
graduated from st. Anthony'S and
worked in the Army Map Plant for
a year before going in the Army
Engineer Corps in August, 1943.
Tech. Sergt. Edward b. Burnell, q,
son Of Mrs. Lillian M. Burnell, II
West Grove avenue, Alexandria, has
been wounded in action, according
to the War Department. He was
wounded November Is at Metz, his
mother has learned.
Sergt. Burnen attended schools
in Alexandria and worked for the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
prior to entering the Army in Octo-
Der, 1941.
Prisoner
Pfc. Carl M. Hudson, 80, who was
reported missing in action October
"a in France, is a prisoner of wal
in Germany, the War Department,
has notified his wife, Mrs. Eleano,
Hudson, 3740 Fordham road NV.
Pfc. Hudson, native Of the Dis.
trict, is a graduate Of Mckinley
High School. He was engaged II
retail produce business at Western
Market for 20 years prior to hi,
induction in June, 1943. He trained
with an antitank unit at Camr
Wheeler, Ga, and went overseas {
wear ar0