Evening star., 1945-04-30

College, Hiram, Ohio, 1t. Sullivan
entered the service in January, 1914
and was sent overseas in January
this year. He was a native OF
Youngstown, Ohio. His wife, who
has lived here for the last four years
Is an auditor with the Maritime
Commission. A brother of 1t. Sui
livan, John L. Sullivan, is in the
Navy.
Pvt. James H. johnson, son OF
Mrs. Emily A Johnson, whose ad-
dress was given by the War De-
partment as 100 v street NV
was reported missing in the Euro
pean area on today's official casu-
atty list.
Pfc. James L. Mcintosh. jr.. son
of James L. Mcintosh, Leesburg
Va, who was reported missing in
the European area, according to a
War Department announcement to-
day, was the subject of a previous
story in The Star when the next
of kin was notified.
Prisoners
Pfc. Cornelius H. Pearson, "a, in
fantry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
A. Pearson, 306 Third street Sc,
was reported a prisoner of war in
Germany on today's War Depart
ment casualty list after previously
having been reported missing De-
cember % in Italy.
Born in the District, he entered
the service in January, 1912, after
having been employed at the Bu-
reau of Standards year and a
half. He was sent overseas in Janu-
ary, 1914. He attended Armstrong
High School. Two brothers are in
the service, Army Sergt. Chester A
Pearson, jr., now in France, and
Seaman &c John R. Pearson, in
the Navy, at Seal Beach, Calf.
T/5 Herbert w. Dyer, "a, infantry
nephew of Edgar S. Dean, 441o
Seventy avenue, Landover
Hills, has been reported a prisoner
of war in Germany after having
been previously reported missing
December Is in Germany. He en-
tered the service more than, six
years ago and went overseas in Oc-
toher, 1914. He never lived in the
District.
Pfc. Philip P. Cristaldi, 81. in
fantry, son of Mrs. Giuseppe
Cristaldi. 4919 Nebraska avenue
NV, who was reported on today S
War Department casualty list as
having been taken prisoner of war
December 81, 1914, in Belgium, has
been liberated by American troops
in Germany, his mother has been
informed. He entered the service
more than three years ago and went
overseas last July.
Born in the District, he is a gradu-
ate of Mckinley High School and
Catholic University, and before en-
tering the service was a partner in
Criss Brothers & Co., ornamental
iron works, 70 Patterson street NE
Pvt. Cristaldi previously was re-
ported missing December 18.
Pvt. John c. Castle, son of w. D.
Castle. who formerly lived at 2126
Nineteenth street north, Arlington
and who now has moved to Column
bus, Ohio, was reported a prisoner
of war on today's War Department
casualty list.
S/Sergt. James H. Green, 90
nephew of Capt. ]. D. Hammett, 1907
Duke street, Alexandria, Va, has
been reported a prisoner of war in
Germany, according to the War De-
partment. He entered the service
in August, 1943, and was sent over
seas in September, 1914. A brother
Army Sergt William F. Green, jr., is
in the Pacific area. Sergt. James
Green never lived in the District
area.
Stories about the following, re-
ported on today's Office of War In
formation casualty list as prisoners
of war, previously appeared in The
Star when next of kin were notified:
Pfc. Gordon Grantham, whose
wife, Mrs. Mabel Grantham, lives
at 1101 East Capitol street Sc.
Pfc. Thomas E. Morrison, son of
Mrs. Mary Morrison, $500 Meadow
lane, Chevy Chase, Md.