Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Chigger Hour
New Pdstinne
At ManeuyeIs

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From camps and army station
al over the country came new
today Of the activities Of Detroi
and Michigan soldiers.
IN the N aneUver area Il
louisiana, where thousands o
Michigan men are taking part Il
the war games, q new social even
has been launched. It's "chiggel
hour
The chigger is a small insec
that bores into The skin, causing
Irritation. So between I and s p
m, when the days work i
ended the soldiers settle down L
'counter-sttsck the chigGerS.
Here are the names ~ those
who have been released under
the "2s and over" law. They
ares
Earl T. Hayter. 1851 Long
fellow avenue; Michael A. kon-
drat, S0lS Carpenter street;
Stanley j. LsSka, 1887 Roland
! avenue; Emil G. Zretiak. 1858
. Guthrie street; Carl A. Neuman,
, 6lSS Concord avenue; Herbert
A. Swarbrick, lO4l LAkeview
avenue; Theodore T. Essad, 1888
East Kirby avenue and John i.
, johnson, 1888 Parker street.
All Of the above had been
stationed with the, harbor de-
Tense at San Francisco.
From Las Vegas, New, came
word that 146 Michigan men, In
tluding 81 Detroiters are attend
ing the air corps guunery school
Attached 10 the 353rd schoo
are Paul y. Murphy
Andrew McCrone. Seymour Weitz'
man. Robert J. VAIN, William Q
Workman, Paul L. link, Thomas
J. Wilson Jr.
. In the 10th school squadron are
Ross O. Bartlett. Joseph r Beljan,
M. Calkins, Donald W.
Rule, Andrew A. ChiappacaSse,
Fred w. Usitalo.
(. Assigned 10 the 352nd school
are Donald J. Dinge-
man. Louis B, Fox. Anthony
Nonosu and Harold r. May. In
the 35lst school squadron arc
Frank A. FLIP. Stanley c. Gilew-
SKI and Carroll c. Wismer.
: Attached 10 the 50th school
squadron are Frank A. Dybas,
Robert f. Finding. John p. Ger
hng, and Richard Weslowski.
Warren d. Mott is in the 51st
school squadron.
: In the S4th materiel squadron
are Alex Avouris, Bill B. Bodnar.
Henry Giedrojc. George II. Gill,
John Joseph Jesky. Henry J.
Michalowski and Harold S. More
dock.
Those in the 10th headquarters
squadron are William B. Clothier,
Edward Coral, Harry w. Heath
h., Frederick p. Heathcock Jr
and Elmer J. LeTorneau.
At Fort Francis Il. Warren In
Wyoming, a five-man bowling
team from Detroit has won the
championship of Company b,
second quartermaster's training
regiment. IL is composed of
COrporals Frank Brueckman.
Robert j. Flanagan and Privates
Walter ScholtZ. Carl Demske
and Antoine Cacouski.
sAt Fort Sheridan, the Detroit
area leads all other cities in the
number of soldiers picked for
training in the Sixth Corps Area
Quartermaster M u Or Transport
School for Mechanics.
Detroit area men attending the
school, and their civilian occupa-
tons, are as follows:
Joseph Bachula, Pfc. 6S9S
Waldo street, bartender; Pvt
Frank Dudek, 1876 Jos. Campau
avenue. sailor on steamer; Eugene
p Thomas, FPvtt. Pvt. Stanley GaJewsKi
al00 Thirtieth street. motor as
sernbly worker; Pvt. Anthony
F,lrwa. 1884 Klinger street. too
and die worker: Pvt. Joseph
Kisielewski, 1883 Sunset street
grocery clerk; Pvt. John II
1920 Evaline. Ham
tramck, trimmer for spring wire
Pvt. Michael J. Prota.
5 iewicz, 1881 Holmes street, Ham
tramck: Pvt. Albert Sary. 1921 +
Lafayette: Pvt. Stanley Teper
4097 Lovett. piston lath operator
and Pvt. Wilfred Yates, 3432 Bea
avenue. furnace repair man.
At Camp Grant. Pvt. Albert
HAsheF- EFF MeAiadale- has com.
pkted Is weeks basic training al
the camp medical replacement
center and has been assigned tc
Kelly Field, Tex. Pvt. Harry
who has completed the
training also. has been assigned
TO Brooks Field. Tex.
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