Evening star., 1945-01-28

(Wounded) (Wounded)
attended Central High School here
before entering the service in Au-
gust, 1943. He has been overseas
with the armored infantry since
July.
Pfc. James w. Render, 10, son of
Mrs. Jessie Render, 1925 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, has been wound
ed in action, the War Department
has reported. Pvt. Render was
wounder in the arm and hand while
fighting with the infantry in Ger
many November II, his mother has
been notified.
Now in hospital in England, Pvt.
Render has been overseas since Sep
tember. He was born in Tulsa,
Okla, and attended Central High
School before joining the Army in
November, 1943.
Pvt. Allen. d. Stolar, 20, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stolar, 1874
Allison street NV, has been listed
by the War Department as wounded
in action. Mrs. Stolar said her son
has bullet wound in his thigh,
received November 10 in France,
and Is in the pospital in England.
A native Of Washington and
former member of the Cadet Corps
Band at Central High School, Pvt.
Stolar has been in the Army since
September ,1943. He went overseas
a year later.
Pvt. Stephen j. Tokar, "A, husband
of Mrs. Anna Tokar, 4201 Jenifer
street NV, has been reported by
the War Department as wounded in
action. He has been overseas with
the field artillery since November,
1943. $50
Mrs. Tokar said her husband was
wounded previously in Normandy
on D-day and for the second time on
November % in Metz. He is in the
hospital with injuries of the knee
ankle, neck and face. A native OF
Ellsworth, Pa, Pvt. Tokar has been
in the Army since July, 1941.
Corpl. Burgess Rogers, 81, hus-
band of Mrs. Matte Rogers of 1925
New Jersey avenue NV, was
wounded in October in Italy when
he stepped on a mine. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rogers
of 318 New York avenue NV.
Home on furlough, Corpl. Rogers
Is recuperating from wounds in his
right leg. He was graduated from
the Phelps Vocational School and
was employed by the Mornngside
Laundry when he was inducted into
the service in April, 1914. He went
overseas in January, 1914.
Pfc. Adelbert 1. Kingman, %, son
of Mrs. Ethel Kingman, 1922 Mont
gomery avenue, Bethesda, Md, has
been wounded in action, according
to the War Department. Mrs. King
man has been notified that her son
was wounded in the head November
20 In Germany. A veteran of the
North African and Sicilian cam
paigns, Pvt. Kingman has been
cited for gallantry in action. He
entered the service in October, 1910,
and trained with the infantry at
Fort Bragg, N. c. He was born in
Washington and attended the Alb
bot Vocational School.
Pvt. John Magers, jr., SO, husband
of Mrs. Hattie L. Magers, 811 Gran
din avenue, Rockville, Md, has been
listed by the War Department as
wounded in action. Pvt. Magers
has recovered from hand injury
received In Germany November 20,
and has returned to combat, his
wife said.
Born near Boyds, Md, Pvt. Magers
was employed as carpenter before
entering the service in January,
1914. He went overseas in Sep
tember.
Pfc. Roy S. Clarke, jr., 10, infantry,
was wounded in the left shoulder in
Germany November 80, the War De-
oartment has informed his parents,
who live at 3045 Clinton street NE.
He is in. a hospital in England.
Pvt. Clarke was graduated from
High School in June, 1943,
and entered the Army the following
month. He went overseas last Sep
tember.
Pfc. Robert A. Cornelius, 81, in
fantry, was seriously wounded in
action in Germany December II, the
War Department notified his wife,
Reta, who lives at 955 Fourteenth
street Sc, with their three chill
iren.
A native of Davis, w. Va, Pvt.
Cornelius came here eight years ago.
He worked at Page Laundry before
the Army last March and
was sent overseas in September. He
S in a hospital in England, recov-
9rlng from shrapnel. wounds.
Pvt. George Lloyd Clark, 10, para
,rooper. was wounded in Belgium
January S. the War Department in
formed his mother, Mrs. Margaret
,. Clark, 1916 Massachusetts ave-
1ue Sc.
Mrs. Clark said the telegram was
The first word she had received con-
,erning her son since he landed over
seas last September A graduate Of
Military Academy, Md, Pvt.
Clark worked as a window dresser
Tor the Young Mems Shop before
entering the Army in December,
I943.
Stan Sergt. Charles B. Dawson, jr.,
q, infantry, was wounded in action
n Germany January II. the War De-