Evening star., 1945-01-28


Pvt. stolar Pfc. Kinxman
(WoundeG tWounde6
May. The couple has 1-month-
old son, Bernard Michael.
Corpl. Charles L. Neigh, 20, son
of Col. and Mrs. P. M. Neigh, 4424
Seventeenth street, North, Arlington
Va, has been wounded in action,
the War Department has announced
Col. Neigh is technical assistant
in the traffic control division, Of
flee of Chief of Transportation.
Corpl. Neigh served at Salerno
Anzio and In the invasion of South
ern France. Previously wounded
at Casino, he was wounded for
the second time on November Is
in France when he stepped on a
land mine. Before entering the
Army in June, 1912, Corpl. Neigh
was district manager of the Subur-
ban Motor Freight Co. in Chi
cago. He expects to return to this
country soon.
Pvt. Jack X. DePerini, 20, son Of
Mrs. Belle v. Tate, 518 Carmody
Hills drive, Seat Pleasant, Md, has
been listed by the War Department
as wounoed in action. His mother
has been notified that his arm ano
leg were injured when he stepped
on a land mine November IA ir
France, but he has recovered anc
returned to combat.
Pvt. DePerini, a native of Wash.
ington and graduate of Bladensburf
High School, is a former employe o.
the National Electric Machine Shop
IAN infantryman, he entered stht
service in March, 1943, and has beer
overseas since September.
Pvt. Woodrow p. Fortune, q
husband of Mrs. Mary v. Fortune
1850 South Carolina avenue Sc
has been wounded in action, accord.
ing to the War Department. Mrs
Fortune said her husband wa!
wounded November 10 in France
and is in a hospital with a brair
conclusion.
Entering the service last March
Pvt. Fortune trained with the IN.
fantry at Camp Blanding, Fla, be.
fore going overseas in October. HI
was born in Salem, Va, and at.
tended school in Roanoke, Va.
Sergt. Ray H. Lingle, 27, husband
of Mrs. R. Geraldine Lingle, TIT c
street NV, was wounded in action
the War Department has announced
Overseas since September, Sergt
Lingle was wounded in the head anc
leg two months later in France, his
wife has been notified.
Entering the Army in February
1941, he served with the cavalry
and later with a tank battalion. A
native of Wetang, Ill, he farmed in
Illinois before joining the Army.
Pvt. Paul Y. Mattox, 35, husband
of Mrs. Lena L. Mattox, 2123 I street
NV, was wounded, the War Depart
ment has announced, by shrapnel
in Germany on November II. He
now is on his way back to the front
he has written his wife. He has
been overseas since May, having
received his training at Camp
Blanding, Fla. He is a native of
Pecos, Tex, and was educated in
Oklahoma City.
Tech. Sergt. Horace A. Mauney,
"a, brother of Mrs. Lee I. Rocker,
731 Alabama avenue Sc, has been
reported by the War Department as
wounded in action. Attached to the
Medical Corps, Sergt. Mauney for
merly worked as wardmaster at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Sergt. Mauney's feet were frozen
November Is in Germany. He reach
ed this country last Thursday for
disqualification in New York. A
native of Lincolnton, N. c., he en-
listed in May, 1912, and went over
seas two years later.
Pvt. Richard A. Moore, "a, hus-
band of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Moore,
1925 Walters lane Sc, has been
listed by the War Department as
wounded in action. Wounded in
the arm and leg November 20 in
Germany, Pvt. Moore is now hos
pitalized at Nashville, Tenn.
Prior to entering the service last
March, Pvt Moore was employed at
the Capital Transit Co. He was
born near Marlboro, Md, and at
tended Marlboro High School. The
couple has two children, Richard,
jr., 2, and Gloria Jean, months.
Pfc. Leonard A. Anderson, %.
husband of Mrs. Edna Grace An
derson, 1925 Walter lane Sc, was
wounded in action in France on No
vember 18, the War Department
has informed his wife. He is a
brother-in-law of Pvt. Moore who
was wounded two days later in
Germany.
Mrs. Anderson has been notified
that her husband has recovered
from a leg injury and has returned
to active duty. Prior to entering
the service in June, 1912, Pvt. An
|derson was employed by the L. T..
Slok Co., contractors. He was born
in Washington and attended Mary
land Park High School.
Pfc. Howard Price, 20, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Price, 1477 New
ton street NV, was reported by the
War Department as wounded in ac-
tion. Wounded November 81 In
Germany. he is now in q hospital
in England with arm and chin in
jurieS, his parents have been in
formed.
Born in New York City, Pvt. Price