Evening star., 1945-04-10

S SerEt Doyle CorpI Steere
missing, Prisonep
C. R. %, whose wife, Mrs. Betty Jean
Bayless, lives at 406 North oxford
street, Arlington. Va. was wounded
the third day of the battle on Two
Jima. according to the Navy De-
partment He has been Marine
for three years and has been over
seas since last October with the 5th
Division.
Sergt. Bayless is native OF Day.
ton, Ohio, where he went to high
school. He was stationed in Wash
ington for II months before going
overseas He has never seen his g.
month-old daughter, Carolyn Louise.
Pfc. Rex NJ. Cain, 27. son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. I. Cain, 5s-A L street
NE, was wounded March l8 in Ger
many, the War Department reported
today. His wife, Mrs. Anna M. Cain,
and their children, Carol Lee. 8.
and Stephen, Is months. live at 7004
Allison street, Landover Hills, Md
Nahlon Cain. 80. and Herman, IS.
his brothers. are in the Army Medl-
cal Corps overseas and another
brother, Samuel, IS, is in the Coast
Guard
Pvt. Carson A. Hurt. %. son OF
Mrs. Mamie C. Hurt, Manassas,
Va. was wounded March 18 in Ger
many. the War Department list of
casualties today revealed. He was
born in Russell County. Va, and
attended public schools there. Be-
fore entering the Army. in Septem-
ber. 1912. he was civilian employe
at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
He went overseas In April, l943, and
was with the Sd Army when
wounded.
tt Paul o. Bible, 81, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew A. Bible. 1903
Thirtieth street NV. was wounded
March 13 in Germany while serving
with an antitank unit Of the 26th
Division, according to the official
War Department casualty list to-
day. He was graduated from West
ern High School and has been in
the Army for 25 months. Before
entering the service he was employed
by a hardware firm in Chevy Chase,
Md.
Sergt. Lester G. Stokes, %. son of
Mr.. and Mrs Louis L. Stokes. 2204
Fairlawn avenue Sc. suffered
pistol wound of the right hand last
month in Germany. the War De-
partment announced today Last
August in France he was wounded
in the right arm. Sergt. Stokes was
a member of the District National
Guard when it was activated in 1941.
At that time he was employed at
the Columbia Iron Works.
Corpl. George c. Knott. %, U. S.
M. c. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
#. Knott. Vienna, Va. has been
wounded for second time. the Of
fetal Navy casualty list disclosed to-
day. The casualty list OF September
Is. 1914, also listed him as wounded
in action. He attended public schools
VI dlAloh SouIlCy OCloIe ing
the service
Pfc. Daniel r.. Lynn, 10. infantry.
was wounded in action March 7 in
Germany and is now In hospital
in that country. his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Lester w. Lynn, Chester
brook. Va. have been informed.
A former Western High School
cadet, Pvt. Lynn worked for the
Sanitary Grocery Stores here be-
fore he entered the Army last
August. He went overseas in jan
uary. He was assistant scoutmas
ter of the Mclean Va.) Boy Scout
troop. Pvt. Lynns father is an elec-
trocardiograph technician at Mount
Alto Hospital. Mrs. Lynn is an
auditor at the General Accounting
Office.
Staff Sergt. Howard w. Wiseman.
son of Mrs. Edna Canvan. 7742
Frederick avenue, West Lanham
Hills, Md, has been wounded in
Europe, the War Department re-
ported today.
Pfc. Roy E. McClaughry, whose
wife, Mrs. Thelma I. McClaughry,
lives at 1011 Cameron street, Alex
andria. was wounded in the Pacific
area. according to the War Depart
ment.
Stories of the following men, re-
ported wounded on the official cas-
ualty list today, were carried in The
Star after the next of kin had been
notified
Pvt. James H. Gray, whose wife,
Mrs Ruth T. Gray, lives at 208 East
George Mason road, Falls Church
IVA.
Pfc. Robert F. Foss, u. S. M. C. r..
whose wife. Mrs. Robert F. Foss
lives at 4407 Ord street NE.
I'd 1t. Firman r. Cotter. whose
wife, Mrs. Marcia c. Cotter, lives at
1915 Monroe street NE.
T/5 Joseph Goldblatt. son Of Mrs
Clara Goldblatt, l03 Concord avenue
NV.
Pfc. Joseph G. Oreto, whose wife,