Evening star., 1945-06-04
On the Roll of Honor.

School, he attended George Wash
ington University and was associated
with his father, M. T. Broyhill, 4603
Lee highway, Arlington, in the real
estate business before entering the
service. A brother, Pvt. Martin P
Broyhill, is in the Army in Europe.
Pfc. Alfred A. Camozzi, brother OF
Emil Camozzi, 1877 M street NV.
has been reported liberated in Ger
many after having been a prisoner
of war since last November 13. He
| was captured in France.
Born in Switzerland, Pvt. Camozzi
came to the District 81 years age
and was a waiter at the Carlton
Hotel at the time he entered the
service in March, 1943. He went
overseas last September.
Pfc. Robert H. Cox, %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S. Cox,
3473 Holmead place NV, has been
liberated after having been pris-
oner of war in Germany since last
December 16. Born in Mississippi,
he lived here nearly his entire life
He was graduated from Central
High School and was employed as
an electric welder at the time he
entered the service in September,
1941. He went overseas in August,
1914. A brother is Comdr. Raymond
S. Cox. jr.
End 1t. Robert L. Duffy, jr., 81,
Army Air Forces, whose wife, Mrs.
Marjorie K. Duffy. lives at 610
Gallatin street NV, has been lib
Grated after having been prisoner
of the Germans more than eight
months. Freed April 20, he arrived
at his home here May % on a Co.
day leave.
He attended Roosevelt High School
and was an employe of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.
before entering the service in De-
cember, 194l. He went overseas in
March last year. His parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Duffy. live at zoos Web
ster street NV. 1t. Duffy, a Thun-
derbolt pilot, was shot down in
France.
End 1t. Sterling r. Garwood, 21,
infantry, son of Mrs. Helen L. Gar
wood, 4607 Connecticut avenue, has
been freed after having been a
prisoner Of war in Germany since
last December IL.
1t. Garwood was graduated from
Woodrow Wilson High School and
attended Millard's Preparatory
School before entering the service
in April, 1943. He went overseas last
October.
End 1t. Gabriel Dumaine, Flying
Fortress pilot, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Dumaine, of near Fairfax, Va,
has been liberated after having been
a prisoner of the Germans since
April, 1914.
1t. Dumaine first enlisted in the
Canadian Air Force and later trans
ferred to the AAF. He went over
seas early last year.
LIST 1t. Jerold d. Kethley, whose
wife, Mrs. Billie Kethley lives at
806 Bashford lane, Alexandria, has
been liberated after having been a
prisoner Of war in Germany, ac-
cording to today's official casualty
list.
Pvt. William w. Mangum, whose
wife, Mrs. Lois r. Mangum, lives
at 1929 Rosedale street NE, has
been reported liberated after having
been prisoner of war in Germany,
according to today's official casualty
list.
Stories about the following men,
reported on today's official casualty
list as liberated from prisoner-of-
war camps in Germany, appeared
previously in The Star after next
of kin were notified:
Pfc. Carl NJ. Hudson, whose wife,
Mrs Eleanor G. Hudson, lives at
3740 Fordham road NV.
Pvt. Paul E. Bennett, son of Mrs.
Helen Bennett, Box 453, Rockville,
Md.
S/Sergt. Edgar NJ. johnson, son
Of Mrs. Lillian L. Johnson, Route
., Silver Spring, Md.