Evening star., 1945-04-26


S/SerEt. MuIvey Pfc. Bolton
tWounded) tWounded
seas since Christmas He went int
the Army in May, 1943. and wa!
commissioned last August.
Born in Middleboro, Mass, 1t
Reeves was graduated from Franci.
Junior High School here and attend
ed Armstrong High School before HI
went to school in Hartford. Conn.
his mother said. He formerly
worked in an aircraft factory. il
Baltimore before he went into the
service.
/ Pvt. Clarence Patrick Carey, %
has been missing in action in Ger
many since April 7 when he jumped
east of the Rhine with a paratroor
regiment, his wife, Mrs. Mary G
Carey, 146 Thirty sixth street NE.
has been informed. Pvt. Carey haC
been overseas only two months wher
he was reported missing.
Pvt. Carey was already a veteran
of years service in the Merchan,
Marine and three years in the Army
Medical Corps when he entered the
Army second time in April, 1914
He first enlisted in the Army in
1887 and was stationed at Walter
Reed Hospital here from 1899 tC
1910, when his three-year enlistment
was completed. He was then en-
ployed here by the Railway Express
Service. He entered the Merchan,
Marine in 1943 and served a yeal
as chief cook on a merchant ship
Pvt. Carey and his wife have a A.
year-old daughter, Patricia May
Mrs. Carey formerly worked at the
War Department.
TjSergt. Charles L. Williams, al,
forces, whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry M. Williams. formerly livec
at 225l Shannon place Sc. for. two
Years before they moved to Amboy
N. j., a year ago, was officially re-
ported as missing in action yester.
day, but a later bulletin from the
War Department changed his status
to wounded in action.
According to Mrs. Albert r. Ball
a friend of the Williams, who live.
at the Shannon place address. Sergt
Williams wrote from a hospital il
Germany and said his plane hac
been shot down in Germany and hi
was the only crewman who escaped
with his life. He was first reported
missing on March a.
A native of Binghamton, N. Y.
Sergt. Williams worked for a tre,
surgery business in Maryland ant
often visited his parents in Wash
ington, Mrs. Ball said. Sergt. Viii
Aams' mother previously worked il
Lansburgh's Department Store anc
Mr.. Williams was an electrician
here.
Sergt. William w. MILAN, jr., 20
whose parents live at 923 NORTH
Kansas street, Arlington, has beer
reported missing in. action ovel
Germany. See story on this page.
T/Sergt. Edward L. Shue, who's,
wife, Mrs. Sarah Shue, lives at So
Eighth street NE. was listed toda,
on the Owl casualty release a
missing in action. The story pre-
viously appeared in The Star afte
the next of kin had been notified
Prisoner
Pvt. Courtney NJ. Renshaw, 81
infantryman, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Renshaw, 306 East Custi
avenue, Alexandria, who was re-
ported missing in action Novembe
26, is now prisoner of Germany, in
formation from the War Department
disclosed today.
i A graduate of George Washing
ton High School, Pvt. Renshaw at.
tended Southern California Univer.
slty for one year. He has been ir
the service about three years, hi.
sister-in-law, Mrs. Catherine M
Renshaw of the same address. said
He went overseas last September.
Pvt. Renshaw was an outstandin,
member of the George Washington
High School track team and at on,
time held the District scholasti,
100-yard dash record. Coach Rast,
Doran of G. w. High said that Pvt
Renshaw's l00-yard dash in TO-.
seconds still stands as State recort
in Virginia. Pvt. Renshaw also raj
on the relay team at the higf
school. He trained with the tract
team at the University of Southern
California. but entered the service
week before the schools first tract
meet.
Pvt. Renshaw formerly lived il
Bethesda, Md. but moved to Alex.
andria when about 9 years old, Mrs
Renshaw said. His brother, Sergt
Charles p. Renshaw, is with Arm,
Ordnance in France. Pvt. Renshaw'.