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Army Wounded Continued in Jersey City and is a graduate of All Saints' School, Seton Hall Prep and Seton Hall College. He entered the array. in June, 1941, and spent several months on Midway Island in the Pacific before being returned to the United States to attend officers training school at Fort Sill, Okla., where he was com-missioned a second lieutenant, in November, 1942. After training at various camps in the south and west, Lt. Gauthier was sent over-seas in May of this year with a field artillery unit. Four months later he was elevated• to his present rank when he led an attack on nazi positions in Belgium that re-sulted in the capturing of 101 pris-oners. . Husband of the former Marie Leaycraft, of • Jersey City, Lt. Gauthier is also the nephew of the late James Gauthier, who was killed in France in. World War I, While serving with "The Fighting 69th." SHOT THROUGH HAND Tech. 5th Gr. Robert B. Pfhaler, 130 Wade St., shot through the left hand during the fighting in Ger-. many on„Oct..19, is awaiting trans-portation to the United States at an English embarkation port, ac-cording to a letter received by his wife, the former Madeline Waldau, of Jersey City. Born in Caldwell, the 31-year-old artilleryman came to Jersey City as a youth. He is a graduate of School 17 and of Dickinson High School. Before entering the service in August, 1942, Technician Pfahler was employed by the . Western Electric Co., Kearny, • as a drill press operator. Following more than a year of training at camps in the south and west, Pfahler was sent overseas in February of this year. He went into France shortly after the in-vasion of June 6, and since then has • seen service in Belgium, Hol-land and Germany. Father of an 18-month-old daughter, Joan Barbara, he is the son of John J. Pfahler and the late Mary Ohman Pfahler. • IN HOSPITAL at Ft. McClellan, Ala., and Ft. Meade, Md., he was sent overseas in February of this year. Private Hendricks is a veteran of the in-vasion of Anzio and southern France. FEELING WELL • - - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gayges, 283 13th St., have been informed by the military authorities their son, Corp. Edward J. Gayges, was slightly wounded Oct. 24 in France. Re-cuperating at an allied hospital. he wrote his people he was feeling well. Corp. Gayges is a lifelong resi-dent of Jersey City, having • at-tended St. Anthony's School and Ferris High School. He was a clerical worker before his entrance into the service in April, 1943. He went overseas in July, .1944. Two of the young infantryman's broth-ers are serving in the army, Pvt. Theodore Gayges in Oklahoma and Corp. Stanley Gayges in Europe. BACK AT FRONT According to a War Department message received by his wife, Helena, P. F. C. Stanley Zedar, 31; of the U. S. Infantry, was wounded in France Oct. 14. He has since re-covered from his wounds and re-turned to the front. P. F. C. Zedar was born in Aus-tria and lived in Jersey City many years. He was an employe of the Breeze Airplane Corp. in Newark before his induction in January of this year. He left for overseas as-signments, the first of which took him to Italy, in June. BROTHER KILLED According to a War Department notification received by his father, Harold Sherwood, 379 Montgomery St., P. F. C. Charles Sherwood, of the infantry, was slightly wounded in France about two months ago. He is now recovering from the wound in an• English hospital. P. F. C. Sherwood was born in Jersey City and attended St. Peter's School. A brother, P. F. C. John Sherwood, was killed in action Sept. 17. RECOVERING A War Department telegram has notified Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Ip-polito, 394 Montgomery St., their son, P. F. C. Joseph G. Ippolito, Jr., was wounded in France Oct. 18. He has since written his people, saying he is recovering from his injuries. A former professional tap and acrobatic dancer, P. F. C. Ippolito was inducted into the army three and a half years ago and has been overseas 18 months. A brother, Pvt. Charles Ippolito, was five miles from his brother when he was wounded. LIST OF WOUNDED WASHINGTON (2B—The War Department made public today the names of 3,059 United States sol-diers wounded in action, including 109 from New Jersey. In all of these cases next of kin have previously been notified and have been kept informed directly by the War Department of any change in status. Pvt. Paul Mirabella, 20, is in a hospital in France, recovering from wounds suffered in France, Oct. 21, according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Mirabella, of 37 Carlton Av. The infantryman's father served over-seas during World War I with the 311th Infantry Regiment, 78th Di-vision. The soldier wrote he was moving up to the front line in an eight-man patrol when it was observed by the enemy and fired upon by artillery. It was then he was hit by shell fire. His sergeant was also wounded in an attempt to aid him. The rest of the patrol drove off German snipers and carried the wounded men back to a field hos pital. Born in Hoboken, the soldier graduated from School 25 and at-tended Dickinson High School until his induction April 23, 1943. He was transferred overseas last August. WOUNDED IN FRANCE Pvt. Robert E. Hendricks, 20- year-bld son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hendricks, 203 8th St., was wounded in France Oct. 26, accord-ing to a War Department dispatch. The young infantryman was born in Jersey City and was educated at St. Michael's School and Ferris High School. He entered the army in August, 1943, and, after training

EDWARD J. GAYGES 203 8th St., Jersey City. (Reports of this casualty appeared in The Jersey Journal, Dec. 12.) HILCH, Pvt. Edward G.—Mrs. Sophie G. Hilch, mother, 156 Sun-set Av., Newark. HILDEBRAND, Pvt. James E.—John C. Hildebrand, father, 141 Wyoming Av., Maplewood. HLADIK, P. F. C. Edward G.—Mrs. Julia Hladik, mother, 16 New St., Bayonne. IPPOLITO, P. F. C. Joseph G.—Mrs. Mary Ippolito, mother, 394 Montgomery St., Jersey City. KELLY, Pvt. William F.—Mrs. Anna C. Kelly, mother, 321 Vir-ginia Av., Jersey City. (Account of this casualty appeared in The Jer-sey Journal, Nov. 7.) KOSALKA, P. F. C. John E.— Mrs. Mary Kosalka, mother, 3 Jouralemon St., Bloomfield.

• KRETKOWSKI, Pvt. Frank J.—Mrs. Regina Kretkowski, wife, 109 Avenue E, Bayonne.
• LAMOTTA, P. F. C. Louis, Jr.—Mrs. Mary Lamotta, mother, 90 8th Av., Newark.
• LUTERZO, P. F. C. Albert J.—Mrs. Rachel Luterzo, mother, 20 Malcalm Av., Garfield.
• MERCURIO, P. F. C. Michael A. —Mrs. Maria Mercurio, mother, 839 8th St., Secaucus.
• MIRABELLA, Pvt.' Paul—Mrs. Elsie B. Mirabella, mother,•37 Carl-ton Av., Jersey City.
• MISNER, Pvt. George C. — Mrs. Rose C. Misner, wife, Forest Avenue, Montclair.
• MORRIS, P. F. C. Peter J. — Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, mother, 106 May-baum St., Newark.
• MURPHY, Pvt. Daniel F. Jr. — Mrs. Lorraine A. Murphy, wife, 7320 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen.
• NORTON, P.F.C. Vincent G. — Mrs. Mary Norton, mother, 604 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City. (Account of this casualty appeared in The Jersey Journal October 9.)
• PAPE, Pvt. James — Miss Mary Pape, sister, 614 16th Street, Union City.
• PAVLAK, P.F.C. Walter J. — Mrs. Pauline Pavlak, mother, 36 Ridgewood Avenue, Newark.
• PFAHLER, Tech. 5th Gr. Robert B. — Mrs. Madeline B. Pfahler, wife, 130 Wade St., Jersey City.
• PHILLIPS, Pvt. Arthur H.—Mrs. Nellie C. Phillips, mother, 763 Broadway, Bayonne.
• POLLARE ,Pvt. Anthony T.—Mrs. Catherine Pollare, mother, 103 Grand Av., Newark.
• POLNIK, P. F. C. Edward—Mrs. Julia M. Polnik, mother, 73 Broad-view Av., Maplewood. PULEO, Pvt. Charles J.—Mrs. Katherine Puleo, m other, 447 Thomas Av., Lyndhurst RASMUSSEN, P. F. C. Paul G. —Axel Q. Rasmussen, father, 112 New Milford Av., Dumont. ROBERTSON, Pvt. William A.—Mrs. Mary C. E. Robertson, mother, .58 Ettrick Ter., Rutherford. ROSENBAUER, Sergt. Frank E. —Mrs. Helene Rosenbauer, wife, 131 Avenue E, Bayonne. (Account of this casualty appeared in The Jersey Journal Nov. 7.) ROSENTHAL, Sergt. Martin—Mrs. Esther Rosenthal, mother, 230 40th St., Irvington. RYAN, P. F. C. Thomas D.—Mrs. Julia Ryan, mother, 21 Franklin Av., Harrison. SABLER, Tech. 5th Gr. Joseph —Mrs. Anna Sabler, mother, 119 Jackson St., Newark. SAGER, Pvt. George H.—Mrs. Anna Sager, mother, 359 Wood-Ridge Av., Wood-Ridge. SAUER, Corp. Joseph W.—Mrs. Mary Sauer, mother, 516 Jersey Av., Jersey City. SCARANO, P. F. C. John J.—Mrs. Elizabeth Scarano, wife, 86 14th Av., Newark. SCUITSHAS, Staff Sergt. Joseph

EUROPEAN AREA AMATE, Sergt. John W.—Mrs. Mary Amate, mother, 151 Elm St., Newark. ANDERSON, Pvt. Charles D.—Charles D. Anderson, father, 48 Florence Av., Irvington. ANDERSON, Pvt. James A., Jr. —Mrs. Evelyn A. Anderson, wife, 195 River St., Hackensack. BARNES, Pvt. Frederick • C.—Mrs. Martha Barnes, mother, 11 Marie Pl., Newark. BARROWS, 2nd Lt. John C.—Mrs. Frank E. Barrows, mother, 79 Ridgewood Av., Glen Ridge. BEESE, P. F. C. Clarence E.—Mrs. Elinor Beese, wife, 451 Bergen Av., Jersey City. BOOTES, P. F. C. Frederick R.--; Mrs. Evelyn Bootes, wife, 70 Mt. Pleasant Av., Newark. BROWN, Corp. Victor J., Jr.—Mrs. Matilda Brown, mother, 25 Van Velsor Pl., Newark. BRUTTEL, Pvt. Kenneth N.—Mrs. Mae Bruttel, wife, 433 71st St., North Bergen. ELSNER, P. F. C. Saul S.—Isa-dore Elsner, father, 310 Belmont Av., Newark. GAUTHIER, First Lt. Gerard H. —Henry S. Gauthier, father, 147 Woodlawn Av., Jersey City. GAYGES, Corp. Edward J.—Mrs. Stefania Gayges, mother, 283 13th St., Jersey City. HAMM, P. F. C. Rudolph P.—Mrs. Alma Hamm, mother, 149 Ra-vine Av., West Caldwell. HEALEY, P. F. C. Howard J.— William' J. Healey, father, 4 Cam-bridge Rd., Glen Ridge. HENDRICKS, P. F. C. Robert E. —Mrs. Mary Hendricks, mother,

-ROBERTai.. PFAHLER -GERARD:GAUTHIER. 'ROBERT •E:411•1%1•RICKS. J. — Mrs: Josephine Scuitshas, mother, 106 Houston St., Newark. SECOR, Pvt. • Morris H.—Mrs. Muriel L. Secor, wife, 223 Clifton Av., Newark. SCOANE, Pvt. Jose G.—Mrs. Jo-sephine G. Scoane, mother, 209 Ferry St., Newark. SHANERMAN, P. F. C. Ben—Nathan Shanerman, father, 1460 48th St., North Bergen. (Account of this casualty appeared in The Jersey Journal Nov. 14.) SHERWOOD, P. F. C. Charles R.—Mrs. Mary Sherwooa, mother, 379 Montgomery St., Jersey City. SPIEZIO, Pvt. Frank D.—Mrs. Edith Spiezio, wife, 133 Rollinson St., West Orange. STANLOS, P. F. C. Anthony—Mrs. Anna Staniel, sister, 260 9th St., Jersey City. STINSON, Pvt. Warren H.—Wil liam Stinson, father, 42 Walnut St., Little Falls. TEDINO, Sergt. Samuel T.—Mrs. Adrinne Tedino, mother, 85 Giles Av., Jersey City. TRACEY, P. F. C. Francis J.—Mrs. Anna B. Tracey, wife, 23 Grant St., Newark. WERNER, Pvt. Edward W.—Mrs. Eleanor Werner, wife, 161 South 7th St., Newark. ZEDAR, Pvt. Stanley—Mrs. Hel-ena Zedar, wife, 124 Bright St., Jersey City.

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