Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-12

tWounded) (Prisoner)
nue., Takoma Park, Md, is prisoner
of the Germans. He is a native OF
Trinidad, British West Indies, bu,
attended school at Little Rock, Ark.
and Baltimore, Md. Before he en-
tered the Army in January, l943, he
was employed in the mechanical
department of Baltimore publish
ing house.
Pvt. Kenneth J. McGinn, 81
brother of Mrs. Mary A. johnson
1740 North Rhodes street, Arlington
Va. has been prisoner of the
Germans since October 90 He is a
native of Denison, Iowa, but at
tended high school at Dunlap, Iowa
When he entered the Army in De-
cember, 1943, he was employed here
as civilian in the Army Signal
Corps.
He went overseas last March with
a military police unit but was with
a medical detachment in Italy when
captured. Three brothers are in the
service. They are Corpl Donald E
McGinn, 20, also serving in Italy
Seaman First Class Peter McGinn
IS, with the Navy in the South Pa
cific, and Seaman First Glass;
Marion McGinn. "a, with the Coast
Guard in the same area.
Sergt. Charles r. Young, 80, whose
wife, Mrs Doris Young, lives at 1926
South Columbus street, Arlington
Va, has been prisoner of the
Germans since his capture in Lux
embourg last September. He was
wounded early in the invasion OF
Normandy but had been returned
to duty. He entered the Army three
years ago and went overseas last
May Sergt. Young was with tank
division.
Second 1t. Robert G. Moorhead
%, whose wife. Mrs. Catherine Moor
head, lives at 2720 Washington ave-
nue., Chevy Chase, Md, has been re.
ported a prisoner in Germany since
September. He fought with the Both
Division in France. A graduate oil
Central High School. he attended
Columbia Tech and worked for the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
He entered the service two years
ago and was sent overseas last June
He is the father of Robert Leslie
Moorhead, born December l6.
Sergt. Irving Edwards, g. whose
wife, Mrs. Jessie Edwards, lives al
926 Shepherd street NV, is report
ed 6. prisoner in Germany since No.
vember %. Veteran of African, ST.
Gillian and Italian campaigns, he at
tended schools in Falkland, Va, anc
worked as carpenter before enter
ing the Army in February, 194l
Sergt. John +. Newton, rs, son OF
Mrs. Mary A. Newton, Mechanics
vile, Nd. is a prisoner of the Ger
mans. He was born at Laurel
Grove, Md, and attended the public
schools there. His family learned
he was captured last October. His
last letter mailed october II report
ed him in good health.
Pfc. Benjamin F. Aud, jr., 81. in.
fantry, son of the Rev. and Mrs
Benjamin F. Aud, Burtonsville, Md
who had been reported missing il
action in Germany since Decem.
Der 81, is prisoner in Stalag B-4
Germany, his family revealed today
Mr.. Aud, pastor of the Burtons
Vile Methodist churches
said he received card from hi
son, dated January 9. in which h.
said he was in good health.
Born in Denver, Colo. Pfc. Aulc
came to Burtonsville with his par.
ents in 1941. He was a student al
Drew University, Madison, N. J..
when he entered the service in June
1943.
Other prisoners Of the Germans
were:
Pfc. Eugene L. Graumann, son OF
Mrs. Helen v. Grammar, 24O7
Ridge road, Alexandria, Va.
Second 1t. Alan B. Prosise, jr.,
son of Mrs. Ruth D. Prosise, 80:
West Glendale avenue, Alexandria
Va, was previously reported a pris.
oner of the Germans in The Star