Page Eight LONG ISLAND DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1945.

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8 NASSAU MEN WOUNDED ON WEST F R O N T Army Reports Casualties

on Battlefields in Europe

Eight more Nassau soldiers were wounded in action on the Western Front, the Army reported today.

They are: HERMAN GREENBAUM, private,

husband of Mrs. Lillian Greenbaum of 220 Park avenue, Hicksville.

VINCENT D. KEENEY, lieuten­ant, husband of Mrs. Marcello F. Keeney of 52 Leonard avenue, Free-port.

EARL M. KEITH, sergeant, hus-| band of Mrs. Marion P. Keith of 101 | Sylvia lane, New Hyde Park. |. DANIEL W. KLIPPEL, private, i son of Mr. and Mrs. William Klip-pel of 97 Bismark avenue, Valley Stream. .

ANTHONY KRYSINSKI JR., pri­vate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Krysinski of 438 Roslyn avenue, Csrl6 JP1S.C6« " VINCENT W. LEVIX, private, nephew of Mrs. Margaret Bunting of 1179 William street, Hewlett.

BERNARD J. LYONS, lieutenant, i son of Mrs. Delia W. Lyons of 143 Harrison avenue, Franklin Square.

RICHARD J. SWEENEY, private, j son of Mrs. May Sweeney of 662 ! Merrick road, Oceanside.

CITED BY GENERAL—Marine Lieutenant John J. Kearns of Ja­maica, now lighting in Iwo Jima, has been awarded the Bronze Star for bravery in the Marianas cam­paign, is was announced today.

Valley Stream Soldier In Hospital in England

Private First Class Daniel W. Klippel, 19, of 97 Bismark avenue, Valley Stream, was wounded Dec. 11 in Germany, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Klippel, were in­formed

Born in Valley Stream, he en­tered the service July, 1943, a month after graduating from V a l l e y Stream Central High School.

Private Klippel, now hospitalized in England, went overseas last October. A brother, Edwin, 30, is in service in North Africa.

Carlo Place Aid Man Wounded in Germany

While dressing the wounds of an injured infantryman in the Huert-

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gen Forest, Germany, Private An­thony Krysintki Jr., 26, of 438 Ros­

lyn avenue, Carle Place, was hit in the left side ind left arm by bullets fired by a German machine gun less than 100 yards away.

He is recovering at an Army gen­eral hospital, in England.

Private Krysinski served as a front-line medic with the same in­fantry division after D-Day plus three. His brother, Edward, is fight­ing on the Continent with a field artillery battalion.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Krysinski Sr., parents of the two soldiers, live at the Roslyil avenue address.

New Hyde Park Man Wounded in Belgium

Staff Sergeant Earl N. Keith, 33, of 101 Sylvia lane, Lakeville Estates, New Hyde Park, was wounded Dec. 26 in Belgium, his wife, Mrs. Marian Keith, was informed.

Sergeant Keith, a former mana­ger for Ray-Bicks food shop in Woodside, entered the service in March, 1944, and went overseas In August. He is in a hospital in Eng­land, recovering from a leg wound.

He has a son, Walter Earl, 2.

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Jamaica Marine, Awarded Bronze Star, Now Fights

on Iwo Lieutenant John J. (Jack) Kearns

of Jamaica, who is helping the Ma­rines make history on Iwo Jima, won the Bronze Star Medal during the Marianas campaign last sum­mer, it was announced today.

Lieutenant Kearns, 26, son of Mrs. Agnes Kearns of 145-45 South street, was cited by Marine Lieutenant General Holland M. Smith, who commands one of the Marine di­visions battling the Japs on Iwo Jima.

Athletic Star . A graduate of Chaminade High

School, Mineola, and St. John's Uni­versity, he was widely known as a basketball and baseball player and also was a life guard at Jones Beach. He played on Joe Austin's All Stars and with the St. Monica's Lyceum teams.

His sister, Marion, is a telephone operator at the Jamaica Domestic Relations Count.

Lieutenant Kearns' Bronze Star citation was for "meritorious achievement in action against the enemy as a platoon leader of a 37-millimeter gun platoon on Sai-pan from June 15 to Aug. 9, 1944."

Ignored Own Safety "First Lieutenant Kearns at all

times performed with courage, skill and utter disregard of his own per­sonal safety," the citation said.

"Under enemy fire on numerous occasions he directed the fire of his platoon, firing anti-tank and direct

Oceanside Soldier Shot In Mouth «

Private Richard J. Sweeney of Oceanside was shot in the mouth and leg whilt fighting in France Dec. 2. He is in a hospital in England.

The 20-year*old infantryman, who entered the Army two years ago, lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney at 662 Merrick road.

John, a brother, is a staff ser­geant with the artillery in Belguim.

REUNION "DOWN UNDER" KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP)—Lieu­

tenant Clark McCarthy, late of Kansas City and now of the U. S. Navy, was standing at a street in­tersection in Australia recently when he was startled by the in­sistent honking of an automobile horn. The button-pusher was Ser­geant James Thoop, lifelond friend and erstwhile next door neighbor of McCarthy's. The chance meeting was their first in several years.

wipport for infantry units. "During the latter part of the

battle of Saipan and during the Tin-ian operation he assumed the duty of executive officer of a regimental weapons company and performed these duties of administration and supply in an outstanding manner." .

Air Medals won by Long Island Army fliers listed as missing, dead or captured were awarded Wednes­day at Mitchel Field to their near­est of kin.

Among those honored, and the

relatives who received their awards, were:

ST. ALBANS—Staff Sergeant Al-phonse S. Dominski of 205-25 112th road, whose medal with three bronze Oak Leaf Clusters was pre­sented to his mother, Mrs. Mary Dominski.

MASPETH—Technical Sergeant Samuel Glasser of 59-13 Grand ave­nue, whose sister, Gussie Glasser, received his medal and one Cluster.

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