Evening star., 1945-06-20

c. r.. son Of Mrs. Mary A. Logan of
6l02 Fifty-eighth avenue, East Riv-
erdale, Md, was wounded on Two
Jima February 10. the day the 5th
Division landed. He received gun
shot wound in the right arm. AL
though the wound was described as
slight, nerve injuries immobilized
the fingers of his right hand, keep
ing him from combat until recently.
A native of Minnesota, he came
to suburban Maryland in his child
hood and attended Hyattsville High
School. At the time Of his enlist
ment in the Marine Corps in April,
1943, he was employed by the Army
Map Service. He went overseas
last September. A brother, Fireman
&c Everett Logan. %, is serving
on a submarine chaser in the
Pacific.
Sergt. Charles p. Linn. U. S. NJ.
C. r., %, whose wife, Mrs. Santa
Linn. lives at % North Beuforu
street, Arlington, has been hospital
lied in Norfolk. Va, for the effects
of shellburst on Two Jima in
February.
A native Of New York he came
here after being graduated from
high school and was employed in
Bonds clothing store when he en-
listed in the Marine Corps in April,
1912. He went overseas in January.
1914, and participated in four inva-
sions with the 4th Marine Division.
He is the father of a 16-month-
old daughter. Carol Ann.
Capt. Lawrence E. Imhoff, 36, an
executive officer of the Black
Panthers" fighter group of the 5th
Air Force, was wounded during an
enemy bombing raid in the Philip
pines where he is stationed, his
wife. Mrs. Maybelle Imhof1, 1904
Brookview drive, Westhaven. Md,
has been notified
Capt. Imhoff was graduated from
Oberlin College and received mas
ter's degree in physical education
from Purdue University, where he
later served as an assistant athletic
director He was an athletic direc-
tor at an Indiana high school before
entering the service in September
1912 He was sent overseas about 30
months ago
Sergt. Samuel A. Moss. jr.. 27,
whose wife, Mrs. Catherine Moss,
lives at 4428 Seventh street NV.
was injured Aphil 2 near Aachen
when tank crashed into truck in
which he was sleeping He has writ
ten his wife from MCGUIRE General
Hospital in Richmond where he is
being treated. He explained that his
right nand was dangling out the
window when the tank hit him and
as result he lost the hand. But
IN the short time he has been in
the hospital, he has learned to
write with his left hand. he said.
Born in Manassas, Va. Sergt.
Moss was an insurance salesman
before entering the service in May,
l943. He went overseas last year
with the Quartermaster Corps and
was informed of his promotion to
the grade OF sergeant the day after
he was injured. The Moses have
one son, Carl Raymond. 2.
Pfc. George w. Bausher. U. S. NJ.
G. R., whose wife. Mrs Lillian D.
Baugher. lives at 1888 Tenth street
NV. has been wounded in action
in the Pacific area. the Navy De-
partment announced
Pvt. william S. Logan. jr.. U. 8.
M. c. r.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
OF l4l6 Michigan avenue NE. listed
by the Navy Department as having
been wounded in action. was the
subject OF a story in The Star after
his parents had been notified.
Missing
The following men, listed by the
Navy Department today as missing
in action. were the subjects of stories
in The Star after their next OF kin
had been notified:
Ensign Alvin Ray Martin. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar r. Martin of
2063 Thirty-sixth street Sc.
uAtS &c FEeO -.
Tarbox. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
G. Tarbox, Brandyvine, Nd.
Liberated
I'd 1t. Warren II. Macdonald. Lib
orator pilot, whose being shot down
over Czechoslovakia December S
contributed TO triple war shocs
sustained by his family week
later, has been liberated from
a German prisoner OF war camp,
the War Department announced to-
day.
On December is his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Macdonald
heard that the lieutenant was miss
ing in action, that his older brother,
Capt. Lawrence Macdonald, had
been killed in Europe, and that a
third son, George, had been ordered
to report for his preinduction ex-
animation. The latter was later
deferred.
Subsequent reports indicated that
1t. Macdonald was prisoner. A
holder of the Air Medal and a Pres
idential Unit Citation, he had been
on his fourteenth combat mission
when shot down. He Is a graduate