Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-28
On the Roll of Honor

Guard.
Pvt. Fenton L. Palmer, 80, Corp
Of Engineers, was wounded in actor
January "A in Luxembourg, the Wal
Department informed his wife, Wiz.
ginia, who lives at 1923 Fourteenth
street NV. His eyes, right arm anc
stomach were injured, Mrs. Palmer
learned from letters from q hospita
in England where he is convalescing
Pvt. Palmer attended schools ir
Rochester, N. Y. He was q construc.
ton worker here before entering thu
Army In August, 1913. He went over
seas year ago and invaded Nor.
mandy on D day, his wife said.
Pvt. Lee Roy Fleming, %, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fleming, SIC
North Columbus street, Alexandria
was wounded in Belgium January 9
and is now in a hospital in Eng
land, the War Department an
nounced.
Born in Harrisonburg, Va, Pvt
Fleming attended George Washing
ton High School in Alexandria and
entered the Army in August, 1913
He went overseas last July, with an
air-borne division.
A brother, Sergt. Ralph w. Flem-
ing, 20, Army Air Forces radio oper-
ator. was killed on July 10 when q
plane carrying him on his third
mission over Germany crashed In
England. Mr.. Fleming Is . Wash
ington Navy Yard employe.
Pfc. Louis w. Stoltz, jr., 81, son OF
Mrs. Margaret M. Stoltz, 2016 Jack
son street NE. was wounded in the
foot in Belgium January 8 and Is
now in a hospital in France, his
mother has been informed.
A native Washingtonian, he at
tended Abbot Vocational School. He
entered the Army in April, 1943, and
went overseas six months ago, serv-
ing with an air-borne division. His
wife. Virginia. has just received a
medical discharge from the WACS,
in which she served as a corporal.
Pvt. Robert J. Dunham, 20, son OF
Mrs. Myrtle A. Durham, 1868 Tunlaw
road NV, has been wounded In the
arm by shrapnel in Europe, where
he has been serving as a para
trooper, the War Department said
A friend of the family said his
mother wrote her that Pvt. Durham
Is coming along nicely and soon ex-
poets to return to duty. Pvt. Dun
ham attended high school here and
has been In the Army about q year
and one-half.
Pvt. Raymond A. Kralis, II, hus-
band Of Mrs. Josephine v. Kralis,
918 Nineteenth street NV. was
wounded January 10 in Belgium, but
has returned to duty, according to
q War Department announcement.
He was born in Naugatuck, Conn,
and attended Rensselaer, Polytech-
nical Institute in Troy, N. Y. u, He
entered the Army in February, 1913.
and went overseas In October as a
paratrooper. His wife is employed at
the Statler Hotel.
Pfc. Floyd d. Lunsford, 20, sonsof
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lunsford, r. r.
D. 4, Manassas, Va, was wounded in
Luxembourg January 20, but has
returned to duty, the War Depart
ment said.
He attended Manassas High
School before entering the Army
in February. 1913, and has been
overseas year. A brother, Staff
Sergt. Elmer Lunsford, ~. was
on D day and Is now in
Stanton Hospital, Va.
Pfc. Murray ]. Zawatsky, 10, son
Of Jacob M. zawatsky, Z Rock Greek
Church road NV, was wounded in
the foot January S in Europe and
Is now recuperating in a hospital in
France, according to War Depart
ment announcement.
He was attending Brooklyn Col
lege when he entered the Army in
l943. He has been serving with the
armored infantry.
Pvt. James S. Wells, "a, son OF 1t.
and Mrs. James G. Wells, 1921 Co.
lumbia road NV, was wounded
December Il In Belgium while
as q paratrooper, but has re-
burned to duty in France, the War
disclosed.
His father, 1t. Wells, Is now with a
tank destroyer group In this country,
after having returned last Septem-
Der from IS months service over
seas.
Sergt. Talbot Honey, 10, was
in action in Germany
January 20, the War Department
has informed his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. M. Honey, 1875 Ivanhoe
street S.W.
Sergt. Honey, a graduate of East
ern High School, was attending De-
troit Institute Of Technology at the
time he entered the Army in March,
l943. He went overseas last August.
A brother, 1t. Charles Honey, pilot
Of a P-47, is stationed at Abilene,
Tex.