Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02

December, 1910, and was stationed
in Panama from December, 1941, to
January, 1913. He went to the
European theater last August. He Is
native Of Elkins. w. Va, where
his parents live. Mrs. Hankey moved
to Washington two years ago and is
employed with the Army Air Forces
The stories of two Virginia men
listed on today's War Department
release as wounded in action were
carried in The Star after next OF
kin had been notified. They are:
Pvt. Randolph Mcdonald, jr, son
Of Mrs. Lillian Mcdonald, BIT North
Columbus street, Alexandria, Va.
Sergt. John r. Russell, whose
wife, Mrs. Jane F. Russell, lives at
2012 North Lexington street, Airing
ton, Va.
Prisoner
Second 1t. Lloyd E. Golf, 81. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Golf. 1924
Wilson boulevard, Arlington, Va,
has been reported q prisoner of war
in Germany since September 26,
according to today's War Depart
ment release. Pilot of Bit, 1t.
Golf was shot down on that date,
the War Department said.
1t. Golf was graduated from
Washington and Lee High School
and Strayer's Business College. He
worked at the Washington Gas
Light Co. before joining the Army
Air Forces in March, 1943. He was
sent overseas in August, 1914. Two
brothers also are in the service,
Tech. Sergt. Ray Walton Golf, now
in Texas, and Coxswain Earnest
Dale Golf. now in the Pacific.
Second 1t. Alan b. Prosise, jr., 20
son of Mrs. Ruth D. Prosise. 30s
West Glendale avenue, Alexandria
Va, has been reported a prisoner OF
war in Germany since November 4
according to the War Department
Pilot of a Psi. 1t. Prosise bailed
out OF his plane on that date, dis
locating his shoulder in the fall
His last card to his mother, written
November %. reported his shoulder
much improved.
A graduate of woodward High
School, he attended the University
Of Maryland for a year before en-
listing in the AAF in February,
1913. He was sent overseas last
August.
Second 1t. Forest Gordon, "a,
whose wife, Mrs. Gema K. Gordon
lives at 2002 Roanoke street, Green
Meadows, Hyattsville, Nd, has been
a prisoner of war In Germany since
November 5, according to the War
Department release. 1t. Gordon was
navigator Of a Bit. A native OF
New York. he lived In Hyattsville
three years and worked at the Navy
Yard before joining the Army In
March, 1912. He was sent overseas
last July.
Second 1t. John @. Blodgett, q,
who was reported missing in action
In the Ardennes December 81, Is q
prisoner of war in Germany, the
War Department informed his fam
lily. His wife, Mrs. Jeanne S. Blod-
gett, and mother, Mrs. Louise @.
Blodgett, live at Is Galveston place
S.W. 1t. Blodgett was fighting with
the 106th Infantry Division. A
graduate of Western High School
and Georgetown Foreign Service
School, he went overseas last Sep
TENDER. He is the father of g.
month-old daughter.
Maj. Alfred G. Lambert, jr., son of
Mrs. A. G. Lambert, 2811 Holly
street, Alexandria, was listed on to-
days War Department release as q
prisoner Of war. A story about Mai.
Lambert was carried in The Star
earlier.
Sergt. Alexander J. Behr, whose
next of kin was listed as Mary Ann
Mcfarland, yeoman second class,
WAVES, Arlington Farms, Airing
ton, Va, was listed a prisoner of war
on the War Department release.
Yeoman Mcfarland could not be
contacted for information about
Sergt. Behr.