Evening star., 1945-03-10

December, 1914. Mrs. Sickles is an
employe of the Maritime Commis-
sion. They have q son, Jack, Is,
and q daughter, Sheriff., Z. A
brother, Sergt. Carman Sickles, is
now in Belgium. .
Pfc. Stewart e. MARROW, 26, was
wounded in both legs and the right
hand January IA in Germany. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Almer S.
MARROW, live at 27O4 Thirty third
street Sc.
Born in Virginia, Pvt. NARROW
came to Washington as child and
was graduated from Central High
School. Prior to entering the service
in 1941 he was employed at the
Navy Yard. Overseas almost three
years, Pvt. NARROW is veteran of
five invasions: Africa, Sicily, Anzio,
Salerno and Southern France. He
was fighting in France with Gen.
Patch's 7th Army when he was
wounded. A sister, Mrs. Mildred
Twitty, also lives at the Thirty third
street address.
Pfc. David Ziets, SO, infantry,
brother of Mrs. Mary Schwartz,
526 Powhatan place NV, was
wounded January Is in Luxembourg
and recovered and returned to duty
February II, his sister has been in
formed.
Pvt. Zietz, salesman before en-
tering the Army in April, 1912, was
born in Russia and came to the Dis
trict l3 years ago. He was sent
overseas in January, 1914. He is un-
married.
Pfc. Joseph C. Baumann, %, Is In
a hospital in Belgium. where he is
recuperating from wounds suffered
February 5 in Germany, his mother
Mrs. Frances NJ Baumann, of 45l0
Thirty first street, Mount Rainier,
Nd. has disclosed.
A resident of Washington eight
years, Pvt. Baumann graduated from
Mount Rainier High School in 1889
and attended the University of
Maryland for two years when he left
for a job with the Suburban SAM
tary Commission in Hyattsville. One
year later, in October, 1912, he was
inducted into the Army. Pvt. Bau-
mann has a younger brother in the
service, Pfc. Fred w. Baumann, 10.
Pfc. Allen D. Duncan, 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen A. Duncan of
Sunset Hills, Va, has been wounded
in action in the European area. Pfc.
Duncan entered the service in Jan
uary, 1914. He was engaged in
farming before he went into the
Army.
Sergt. Charles L. Bowers, 80, was
wounded February / in France, the
War Department has informed his
wife, Mrs. Olga o. Bowers of 1904
Fourth street NV.
Sergt. Bowers worked for the Agri-
culture Department for 13 years
prior to his induction into the Army
in 1912. He went overseas last June.
Sergt. Elton A. Finch, "a, has
been injured in the Southwest Pa
cific, the War Department has in
formed his wife, Mrs. Margaret v.
Finch Of 822 Duke street NV. He
is in hospital on Guadalcanal.
A graduate of George Washington
High School in Alexandria, Sergt.
Finch worked for the Army and
Navy Country Club there before
joining the Army in September,
1912 His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton A. Finch, reside at 2627 Duke
street. Alexandria.
Pvt. Frank C. Galope, whose wife,
Mrs. Virginia L. Galope, lives at
1924 Kennedy street NV, has been
wounded in Europe. A story about
Pvt. Galope appeared In The Star
on February 6.
! Prisoner
Capt. Alan w. Jones, jr., son Of
Maj. Gen. Alan w. Jones, COM
n1anding general Of the 106th In
fantry Division and husband of Mrs.
Lillian McGaw Jones, 504 Arlington
Village, Va. is a prisoner Of war. A
story appears elsewhere on this page.
Pfc. Eugene L. Graumann, 20, q
paratrooper. reported missing Oc-
tober ~, is q prisoner Of war IN
Germany, the War Department has
notified hts parents, Mr.. and MrS