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Donations so far this
week . 1921 pints
Today's appoint
ments 1893 persons
! Appointments may be made
with the Blood Donor Center
in the Acacia Building, 81
Louisiana avenue NV, by call
ing District 5000 between 9 am
and $50 pm.
Thus far in this war 1903
men from the District area
have been reported killed
ton and Lee High School in Vir-
ginia. He went into the Army In
January, 1943, and has been over
seas 20 months, Mrs. Fraber said
Pvt. Fraber was awarded the Bronze
Star for heroism in Italy and the
Purple Heart with Cluster.
Staff Sergt. Emilio j. ErricO, %
infantry, husband of Mrs. Louise
Errico, 638 I street Sc, was wound
ed in action November in Ger
many, the War Department an
nounced today.
A native of Washington, Sergt
Errico attended Hines Junior High
School here and worked for Kann S
Department Store before he entered
the Army in January, 1914, his wife
said. He went overseas last July
Sergt. Errico's mother, Mrs. Tresa
Errico, lives at 539 Eighth street Sc.
Pvt. Howard L. Young, 80, whose
wife, Mrs. Eva H. Young, lives at
2l36 H street NV, has been slightly
wounded in action in Germany on
November rs, the War Department
has informed his wife. He is now in
a hospital overseas and recovering
his wife said. Before joining the
Army in the fall of l94l, Pvt. Young
worked with the Social Security
Board here. He was sent overseas in
August, 1914, and fought in France
and Belgium before being sent to
Germany. He is graduate of
FGeorgetown University.
Pfc. James Nj. Lee, 20, Infantry,
son of Mrs. Marion L. Lee, 1910
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, was
wounded in action October 30
while fighting in France, the War
Department made known today.
According to letter received by
his family, Pvt. Lee is out of the
hospital, his sister, Miss Marion Lee.
said. He has Peen overseas since late
summer. Pvt. Lee was attending the
University of Maryland when he
was indicted in March, 1943. He was
graduated from Eastern High
School.
Two brothers, Maj Woodrow w
Lee and 1t. Harrison Lee are also in
the service. Maj. Lee is with the Air
Corps in India, and 1t. Lee is in
China with the Infantry.
Pvt. Robert S. Swavely, 20, Field
Artillery, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Swavely, 2l8 E street NE, was
listed today by the War Department
as wounded in action October 20 in
France. He has been overseas since
August of last year.
Born in Reading, Pa, Pvt. Swave-
ly attended Catholic University for
two years. He worked for the War
Department before he was indicted
in April, 1943, his father said. Mr..
Swavely is employed in the War De-
partment.
Tech. Sergt. Joseph Elmer Hoyle,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hoyle
OF Gaithersburg, Md, was wounded
November 26 while fighting with
the Sd Army in France, the War
Department informed his parents.
He is recovering in a hospital in
England from shrapnel wounds in
his left hip.
The Purple Heart he was awarded
has been received by his parents.
Sergt. Hoyle went overseas last Sep
tember, after training at Camp
Gordon, Ga.
ISergt. william T. Cavanaugh, IS,
whose wife lives at 615 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc, was wounded in action
November while fighting as a gun
commander with a tank destroyer
outfit in Germany, the War De-
partment announced. He is now in
a hospital in England, Mrs. Cava-
naugh said. He received shrapnel
wounds in the left shoulder and in
both legs.
Born in Newbern, N. c., Sergt.
Cavanaugh worked with his father,
William H. Cavanaugh, in the up
holStering business before he entered
theS Army four years ago, his wife
said. He went overseas in June.
Pfc. Howard F. Weinelt. whose
wife, Mrs. Bertha M. Weinelt, lives
in Waldorf, Md. was listed by the
War Department today as wounded
in action in the European theater of
operations.
Pvt. IsaO F. Fujishige, son of
Hajime F. Fujishige, listed as living
at 1907 Quarles street NE, was
wounded in action in the European
theater of operations, according to
the War Department.
Frank Leroy Smith, electricians
mate, second class, in the Navy,
whose wife, Mrs. Mary Katheryn
Smith, is listed as living at WAVE
quarters E, Arlington, was wounded
in action, the Navy Department
announced.
1t. Col. johnson Garrett, whose
wife, Mrs. Margaret D. Garrett, lives
at 1862 Thirty third street NV, was
wounded In action in the European
theater of operations, the War De-
partment announced today.
Pvt. John Radigan, listed as the
son of Mrs. Mary Radigan, 1887
Sixth street Sc, was included on
the War Departments release today
OF men wounded In the European
theater Of operations.
The following men we're listed to-