Evening star., 1945-02-01

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Pfc. Johnson Pvt. Marknosky
| (Wounded) (Wounde6
Army in September, 1943, and went
overseas last July. 1t. Hollands
father, Col. Holland, is now home
on leave, Mrs. Holland said. 1t
Holland is a member of the Sigma
Nu Fraternity.
Sergt. Lindsay w. GoodIoe, 20
infantryman, son of Mr.. and Mrs
o. w. Goodloe. 1919 Legation street
NV, was wounded In action De-
cember II while fighting in Ger
many, the War Department made
known. This is the second time
Sergt. Goodloe has been wounded
his mother said. He was first
wounded about the latter part oi
October in France, Mrs. Goodloe
said. He is now in an English hos
pital.
Overseas since the middle of last
summer. Sergt Goodloe entered the
Army almost two years ago. He at
tended Wilson High School, his
mother said. He has three brothers
in the service, Sergt. William l.
Goodloe, with the engineers In
Luxembourg; Corpl Robert w
Goodloe, with the engineers in the
Netherlands East Indies, and Win
ston S. Goodloe, aviation machin-
It's mate, third class, U. S. N.
home on leave. Mr.. Goodloe Is an
employe of the Interior Department.
Pfc. James C. johnson, 20, MEM
Der Of tank destroyer unit, was
wounded in action in Germany De-
cember 2. the War Department has
informed his wife, Mrs. Harriet A.
Johnson, 1928 Monroe street NE.
He Is the son Of Mrs. Nellie c.
johnson, 1888 East Capitol street.
Pvt. johnson suffered shrapnel
wounds in the leg and spine. He
Is In a hospital in England.
A native Of Washington, Pvt.
johnson was graduated from Nc
Kinley High School. He worked as
machinist, first class, at the Navy
Yard before entering the service
two years ago. He was sent over
seas In October, 1943. His twin
brother, Corpl. George Wallace john
son, Signal Corps, is in the Pacific.
Pfc. Chuck J. Lew, a. infantry
man. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lew, 925 Eighteenth street NV, was
wounded in action December II
while fighting In Germany, the War
Department announced. Pvt. Lew
is In hospital in England, his sis
ter. Mrs. B. w. Booth, Of the same
address, said.
Born In Harrisonburg, Va, Pvt.
Lew was graduated from Eastern
High School. He attended George
Washington University and worked
at the Navy Yard before he entered
the Army two years ago, Mrs. Booth
said. He went overseas last Sep
tember. Mr.. and Mrs. Lew run a
laundry at the Eighteenth street
address.
Pfc. Guida E. Case, 80, infantry,
whose wife, Mrs. Pauline N. Case.
lives at 344 Commerce lane, Rock
vile. Nd, was wounded December
10 in Germany, the War Department
announced. He is in a hospital In
France, Mrs. Case said.
Overseas since last August, Pvt.
Case was sheet metal worker be-
fore he entered the Army last
March. He attended school in Ken
sington, Md, where he was born. He
has an 11-year-old son, Charles Ed
ward Case. Mrs. Case worked at
the National Institute of Health.
Pvt. John Edward Cinotti, In
fantry, whose wife, Mrs. Gerelima M
Cinotti, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cinotti, live at 207 c street
NE, was wounded in action No
vember II in Germany. the War De-
partment announced today. Pvt.
Cinotti came back to the States,
January IL and is now in hospital
in Springfield. Mo-, his wife said.
Pvt. Cinotti attended Tech High
School and worked for a tile and
marble company here before he
went into the Army in December,
1943, Mrs. Cinotti said. He went
overseas last June. Pvt. Cinotti
formerly played in the sSandlot
Baseball League here. A daughter
Mary Anne, 2 years old, lives at the
G street address.
Pfc. Robert A. Kelley, whose wife,
Mrs. Mary A. Kelley, lives at 4402
Seventy first avenue, Landover Hills,
Nd, was wounded in action in the
European theater of operations, the
War Department made known to-
day. Mrs. Kelley is temporarily
living in Ell Paso, Tex, her father,
Orville Baker of the Landover Hills
address, said.
Pvt. Kelley went overseas with a
reconnaissance division last October,
Mr.. Baker said. He went In the
Army shortly after the Japanese
attack on Pearl Harbor. Mrs. Kelley
was employed by the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. here.
Pfc. william A, Hodges, Is, in
fantry, whose wife, Mrs. Catherine
M. Hodges, lives at 524 East Luray
avenue, Alexandria, has been
wounded for the second time, the
War Department announced. Pvt.
Hodges now Is in hospital in Eng
land after being wounded November
% in Germany, his wife said. He
first was wounded July II while
fighting in France.
Overseas II months, Pvt. Hodges
entered the Army seven years ago,
Mrs. Hodges said. He was born In
Richmond, Va, and attended high
school in Bluefield, w. Va. He
worked for the Fruit Growers Ex-
press Co. before he entered the
Army. Two children, Mary Ann, /
year old, and william Arthur, jr., 8,
live at the Luray avenue address,.
Sergt. Leonard H. Ballard, IT,, 80,
whose wife, Mrs. Ruby Ballard, lives
at 500 East Capitol street, was
wounded December 20 while fighting
with the infantry in Germany, the
War DEPARTMENT announced. Over.