Evening star., 1945-04-12

I | as QayJllne drivers III JHe mo- |
tor Corps, which transports 80
per cent of the blood donors.
! Call Republic $500, Branch 1877.
according to the War Department.
! Sergt Robertson attended Fairfax
High School and was a machine
operator for the Washington Mat
tress Co. before he went into the
service In December 1912. He went
overseas last October. His wife is
employed by the Treasury Depart
ment His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Robertson, live in Herndon,
| Va.
Pfc. Hugh A. Dellinger, 22-year-
old Ranger. whose mother, Mrs. Lucy
IE. Dellinger, lives at 3725 South
Thirteenth street, Arlington, was
wounded in action February 26 in
Germany. according to the War De-
partment He has been overseas
about year.
Pvt. Dellinger came to Arlington
in 1912 and worked at the Pentagon
Building before he went into the
Army in January. l943, his mother
said. He was born near Newton,
N. c., and attended school there.
He has two brothers in the service,
S Sergt Wade A. Dellinger. with
mechanic force in Germany, and
Pvt. John w. Dellinger, infantry,
also in Germany.
Pfc. Aubrey Russell Kidwell. for
mer employe of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. whose wife, Mrs. Eliza
beth Kiowell, and l0-year-old son
live at 1924 South Sixteenth street,
Arlington. was wounded in action
March 10 in France, the War De-
partment made known today. When
Mrs. Kidwell last heard from him
on March 28 he was in a hospital
in France suffering a leg wound.
With the field artillery, Pvt. Kid
we'll has been overseas since last
November He entered the Army
last April A native Of Alexandria,
he attended high school there Pvt.
Kidwell's father, Arthur Kidwell,
lives in South Washington. Va. His
wife works at Philipsborn' store.
Pfc. Hugh NJ. Brown, l9, was
wounded in the right leg March IA
while fighting with the infantry in
Germany and is now in hospital
in France. according to the War
Department Pvt. Browns parents,
! Mr and Mrs. Fletcher B. Brown,
live at $40 North Columbus street,
Alexandria.
/ Overseas since January Of this
year. Pvt. Brown went into the
Army in January, 1914. He was
born in Charlottesville, Va, and at
tended George Washington High
School. He previously worked as a
shoe salesman in Alexandria, his
mother said Pvt. Browns father
has been employed in the transpoI-
tation department of the Southern
Railway System for 20 years. Mrs.
Brown is manager of Helenes Dress
Shop in Alexandria. Mrs. w. A.
Boltwood. Pvt. Browns sister. works
for the National Labor Relations
Board
S/Sergt. Sidney Schuman. 2l was
wounded in action the second time
while fighting with the Sd Infantry
and is on his way home, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob NJ Schuman
1871 Lyman place NE. have been
informed. Sergt. Schuman was first
wounded in France on February /
when BOBBY trap exploded in a
house, and on March IS the second
time.
A graduate of Tech High School,
Sergt. Schuman entered the service
in February. 1943, and went overseas
about year ago, his wife, Mrs.
Betty Aileen Schuman, 829 Quincy
street NV, said. He has a s.
month-old daughter, Judith, whom
he has never seen.
I'd 1t. Daniel H. Pollitt. U. S.
M. c. r.. whose mother, Mrs. Nina
r. Pollitt, lives at 1877 Thirtieth
street NV, was wounded in action
September "a on Tinian, the official
casualty release disclosed today
He is now in the invasion of
Okinawa, his mother said.
A native Washingtonian. 1t. Pol
lit was graduated from Western
High School and Wesleyan Univer-
; sity. He Joined the Marine Corps
!, in January, 1943, and went over
seas last August. A brother, S/Sergt
Basil Pollitt, is with the Army All
: Forces in the Pacific. Mrs. Pollitt
Is an attorney here.
Pvt. Vincent J. DAILY, 81, whose
wife, Mrs. Bertha DAILY, lives at 904
, Fifth street NV, was wounded In
action for the third time when he
: received bullet in his left shoulder
according to an Army casualty list
He is now in hospital in England
He was first wounded October Is
and then on october 20 in France
He has been overseas with the in
fantry since last July, his wife
said. He entered the Army II
January. 1914. He has 4-year-ole
daughter, Betty Jean
Pfc. Paul X. Steele, 10, son of Mrs
Beulah Steels, 632 Massachusetts
avenue NE, was wounded in the
shoulder February 81 on Two Jima
while fighting with the 4th Marine
Division, according to information
received by his mother. He was
wounded on his 18th birthday.
Pvt. Steele was born in Washing
ton and attended Eastern High
School. He entered the service more
!, than two years ago and had been
!. overseas a year when wounded His
brother, Chief Gunner's Mate Les
ter Steele, also participated in the
5 Two battle transporting Marines to
/ the beaches. Pvt. Steele formerly
was employed at the Navy Depart
ment.
RI Pfc. william r. Cation. whose
mother, Mrs. Emily Cation. formerly