Evening star., 1945-04-09

He was graduated from Gonzaga
High School in 1888, and while there
was member of the varsity football
team. He also attended Strayer's
Business College and Benjamin
Franklin University.
A brother Sergt. James E. Muir
ray, is with the Army in Holland
1t. Murray was married to the for
mer Miss Marta Kelso, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Kelso, Lin
thicum Heights, Md, May 20, l943.
They have daughter, Judith Ann,
3 months. 1t. Murray's father. be-
fore his death was director Of the
Army Motion Picture Service.
Pfc. Emil P. GrOsz. jr., U. S. M. c.,
10, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Grosz.
ST., l446 w street Sc, was wounded
February 26 while serving as a ma
chine gunner in the 26th Regiment,
5th Marine Division, on Two Jima.
according to word received by his
parents today.
Pvt Grosz, who was born in Rich
mond. Va, and had lived here for
eight years before enlisting in the
Marine Corps in November, 1943, was
stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calf,
before leaving for overseas duty last
July. He attended Anacostia High
School here.
He has two sisters, Dolores and
Waneta, who is a student. at the
Ketcham School, Mr.. Grosz is en-
ployed IN the Government Printing
Office.
Pfc. Joseph G. OretO. %, infantry,
whose late wife, Mrs Lois G. Oreto
lived at 104 Nineteenth street Sc.
until her death last September. was
wounded March 2 in Germany. ac-
cording to the War Department. 1t
was said at the residence that he
was reported missing March II and
located again March Is.
Born in the District, Pvt. Oreto is
a graduate of Eastern High School
and was employed in the District
Grocery Stores warehouse before
entering the service in September,
1943. He went overseas in Novem-
ber, 1914. He has daughter, Mary
Lou, who will be 9 years old Thurs
day. Two brothers in the Army,
Pfc. John M. Oreto and Pfc. Frank
l.. Oreto. are overseas.
Pfc. Chesleigh w. Scott, %, infan-
try. son of Mrs. Lucie Sakovich, lilo
U street Sc. was wounded March
l3 in Germany. the War Depart
ment has reported. He was said by
his mother to be In a hospital in
England
A native of Brunswick County,
Va. he attended East Riverdale
MD High School and was employed
as steam shovel operator in Wash
ington before entering the Army in
December, 1912 He went overseas
in January, 1945.
First 1t. John Nj. Fogarty, 90, Ma
rine Corps, whose wife, Mrs. Helen
S. Fogarty, lives at Nebraska Hall,
Arlington Farms. Va. was wounded
on Two Jima and hospitalized Feb
ruary 28 He suffered an injury to
the right arm and is now in the
naval hospital in Oakland, Calf,
his wife, an Office of Strategic Serv-
ices employe, said.
Born in Portland, Me-, 1t. Fo-
galty entered the service in July,
1912, and went overseas in Decem-
ber l943. His wife has been en-
ployed by OSS since November, 1914.
Pvt. Rudolph d. Layman, 81, in
fantry. son of Mrs. Carrie o. Lay
man. Fairfax. Va, was wounded in
Germany March 16, the War De-
partment has reported. Pvt. Lay
man, who formerly was farm
worker. entered the service in Au-
gust, 1945. and went overseas in
January, 1945. He was born in
Rockingham County. Va.
Pvt. Donald N. Price, 20. para
trooper, son of MIR. and Mrs. Dom
aid K. Price, 203 Monroe street.
Falls Church, Va. suffered a leg
wound February l6 on Luzon, the
Philippines. He entered the Army
in March. 1943, and went overseas
in May, 1914.
A graduate of Fairfax (Va.) High
School in 1912, he was employed by
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
tion here before entering the serv-
ice. He was born in Pittsburgh.
Sergt. Robert E. Meininger, 20,
Marine Corps, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Meininger. 1918 Clifton
street NV. suffered a head wound
February 2l on Two Jima. today's
Navy Department release disclosed.
A native of Washington and q