Evening star., 1945-02-25

Pvt. Hephner Capt. McMullen
>(Wounded) (Wounded)
ing to the War Department. Before
entering the service last May, Pvt
Hephner was a claims examiner al
the General Accounting Office.
Pvt. Hephner suffered severe
frostbite on January IL in Luxem-
bourg, his wife has been informed
A native of Milwaukee, Wis, he
attended Sioux Falls College, Sioux
Falls, s. Dak., and Southeastern
University here. He shipped over
seas with an infantry unit in Oc-
tober.
Pfc. James F. Charming, 10, sor
Of Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Charming
1926 South Dakota avenue NE.
has been listed by the War Depart
ment as wounded in action. DR.
Charming has been notified that his
son received hand wound January
8 in Germany and is now in a hos
pital in England.
Before entering the service last
April l. Pvt. Charming was a STU
dent at the University of Maryland
He was born here and attended
Mckinley High School. After re-
ceiving his basic training with
the infantry at Camp Wheeler, Ga
he shipped overseas last October.
Pvt. Ebert w. Murray, son OF
Mrs. Ethel Murray, 1929 Eads street
NE, has been wounded in action
the War Department has an
nounced. He is in a hospital in
England with wounds in the right
leg received January in Belgium
his family has been informed.
A native of Washington and grad
uate Of Dunbar High School, Pvt
Murray was a civilian employe at
the War Department before enter
ing the Army in March, 1943. He
has been overseas since September
1943.
Pfc. Maurice Lowenbach, IT. OF
Leesburg, Va. was seriously injured
In France. February 6, according to
word received by relatives.
: Pvt. Lowenbach is a graduate OF
Leesburg High School and was en-
ployed at plumbing shop in Lees
burg before going into the service
last May. He received his basic
training at Camp GBlanding, Fla.
and left for overseas duty last
November.
+ Sergt. Clarence L. Flint, 30, was
wounded in France December 3 and
Isl now in Paris awaiting reassign.
ment following his release from q
hospital in France, according tc
word received by his mother, Mrs
Liela Dierkes of 421 North st
Asaph street, Alexandria.
Sergt. Flint enterd the Army in
March, 1912, and was stationed al
Fort Lewis, Wash, and at Camr
Phillips, Kans., before going over.
seas last August. He served with
the 7th Army in Germany.
Born in Detroit, Sergt. Flint at
tended high school at Martins
Ferry, Ohio. He has two brothers
Pfc. Chauncey Flint of the Army
Air Forces and Fred Flint, Alexan-
dria, and sister, Mrs. Thomas
Parker, Martins Ferry.
Pfc. Arthur X. Haight, whose
mother, Mrs. Catherine E. Haight
formerly lived at 800 Thirty fourth
place NE, has been listed by the
War Department as wounded in &C
ton.
The following men were listed by
the War Department as wounded In
action. Stories appeared in The
Star when their families were mott
fed:
Pvt. George L. Clark, son of Mrs
Margaret c. Clark, 1916 Massachu-
sets avenue Sc.
Pfc. Milton Colvin, son of Howard
M. Colvin. 1916 Veazey street NV
Pvt. John G. Lane, jr., husband of
Mrs. Lillian F. Lane, 121 Seven
teenth street Sc.
Pfc. Lester J. Croson, son of Mrs.
Lille M. Croson, Herndon, Va.
Pfc. John A. Curtiss, son of Mrs.
Chloe j. Curtis, Is Waverly avenue,
Garrett Park, Md.
Prisoner
Staff Sergt. Gilbert C. Fisher, 26,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Fisher,
1000 Kansas avenue NV, has been
reported a prisoned of war in Ger
many, ,sthe War Department has in
formed his family. He was report
ed missing in action December 20.
His wife, Mrs. Ethel Fisher, and
daughter, Sheila, 2, live at 301 Gal
latin street NV. Sergt. Fisher was
graduated from Central High School
and attended the Benjamin Frank
lin accounting school. He entered
the Army in January, 1914, and was
sent overseas last September as
bombardier Of B-24. He has been
awarded the Air Medal.
Pfc. Paul b. Grisso, jr., 81, is a
prisoner of the Germans, according
to word received by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul B. Grisso, 238 Tenth
street NE.
Mr.. Grisso said his son earlier
Daftin}ir f.rnvIne Ia nieeuee