Evening star., 1945-01-22

action, according to the War De-
partment. He has been overseas
since last summer.
The family received notification
that he was wounded December l
In Germany and after II days hos
pitalization had returned to active
duty. 1t. Cleveland entered the
Army nine years ago. He formerly
was stationed at Schofield Barracks
and later in Panama, where he was
promoted to senior warrant officer.
He was commissioned at Fort Sill,
Okla.
Pfc. Victor H. Denenberg, 10, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob H. Denenberg,
1882 Nichols avenue Sc, has been
wounded in action, the War Depart
ment has reported.
I Mrs Denenberg said her son had
written that machine gun bullet
had struck above his knee in France
on November IA. After several
weeks in the hospital, he returned
to combat. An infantryman, Pvt.
Denenberg was sent overseas last
July after training at Fort Benning,
Ga. He was born in Chicago, ILL.,,
and attended Anacostia High School.
Corpl. william A. French, %, son
of Mrs. Arthur S. French, 2457 Tun-
! law road NV, was wounded in &C
ton, according to War Depart
ment announcement.
/ A field artilleryman, Corpl. French
was wounded November IA in France
when a mine exploded under the
jeep in which he was riding, his
mother has learned. He now Is hos
pitalized with a compound fracture
of the foot. Before entering the
service in April, 1s43, Corpl. French
attended Onarga Military School
and the University of Missouri. He
has been overseas since September
Pfc. August J. Parker. %, husband
tof Mrs. Josephine D. Parker, 1853
Wilmington place Sc, was wounded
in action, the War Department has
reported. He Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Parker of the Wilmington
place address.
Mrs. Parker has received word
from her husband that he is recover
ling from a shoulder wound received
November II in Germany and that
! he expects to return to the front
soon. Pvt. Parker. native of WASH
fMgton and graduate of Wilson High
tSehool, was employed at the Wash
fington Navy Yard before entering
the Army in December, 1943. He
was trained with the infantry at
Camp Blanding. Fla.
Pfc. Theodore L. Weber, 81, son of
Mrs. Lucille Weber, 921 Butternut
street NV, was reported by the War
Department as wounded in action.
His mother has been notified that
he was wounded by shrapnel while
fighting with the infantry in Ger
many December 3, and has returned
to duty.
| Pvt. Weber, native of Ell Dorado,
Ark, interrupted his freshman year
at Memphis State College to enlist
in the Army in April, 1943 He took
the Army specialist training course
at Catholic University and has been
overseas since September.
Pvt. Frank p. Troiano, ST., 81, hus-
band of Mrs. Rose Troiano, 2105
First street NV, was wounded in
action, according to the War De-
partment. Mrs. Troiano said she
has been notified her husband is
hospitalized in Italy with wounds
received there on November %.
Before entering the service last
March. Pvt. Troiano was employed
at Goodies Barber Shop. He was
born in Washington and attended
parochial schools He was trained
with the infantry at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala. The couple have two children,
Angelina, 6, and Frank, jr., 2.
Pfc. Glenn Greathouse, %, brother
of Theda NJ. Meador, yeoman, third
class, WAVE Quarters, 1909 G street
NV, has been wounded in action,
the War Department has announced
Yeoman Meador has been notified
her brother was seriously wounded
on Leyte November /.
Born and educated in~Texas, Pvt.
Greathouse entered the Army in
August, 1943 He went overseas last
August after training at Camp Wal
lace. Tex
CorP. Douglas o. Chapman, 81,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis G. Chap
man, 1920 G street Sc, was reported
by the Navy Department as
wounded in action. Mrs. Chapman
has been notified her son has re-
turned to duty after recovering from
wounds received on Saipan June is.
Corpl. Chapman was employed in
the cleaning business here before
joining the Marine Corps in Deem
ber, 1912. He was sent overseas in
March, 1943, after training at Paris
Island, S. C. He is native OF Ash
land, KY.
STAFF Sergt. Ralph E. Willet, 20,
son of Mrs. Bernlce Willet, 1915
Sixty first place, Hillside, Md, has
been reported by the War Depart
ment as wounded In action. His
family has been informed that he
was wounded in Germany Novem-
ber "a and is now in a hospital in
England
Born in Chicago Heights, H.,
Sergt. Willet attended Maryland
Park High School. He was q car
Ipenters helper before entering the
service in December, 1912. He has
been overseas since September.
DENLY C. Prince, son of DENLY B.
Prince, ITO Seventh street S.W., had
been listed by the War Department
as wounded in action.
The following men were listed by
the War and Navy Departments as
wounded in action. Stories ap-
Ipeared in The Star when the next
of kin was notified.
Pvt. Ralph G. Kirby, son Of Mrs.
Mildred L. Kirby, 1902 Potomac
avenue Sc.
Pfc. James Z. Laienel, son Of Mrs.