The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-30

Leslie Earl Barber arrived here
Monday morning from camp in
Eaton Town, n. j., to spend a ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley G. Barber. Leslie
brought his mother a beautiful pin
/ from New Jersey. Mr.. Barber will
return to a new camp July :.
Pvt George Leonard is coming
home July on furlough from
Camp Campbell. Ky.
Lieut.. Joseph Patrick Costello, %.
son OF Joseph P. Costello. Ypsilanti,
and Mrs. ]. p Costello, 1918 S.
Oak St, Kalamazoo. is one OF nine
Michigan young men who are
among the aviation cadets gradual
ed Monday in formal exercises at
the Blytheville Army Air Field with
commissions as second lieutenants
and rated as pilots OF twin-engine
bomber aircraft. Lieut.. Costello is
1888 graduate of Steinmetz High
School and attended DePaul Univer-
sity.
~ Oren Cady, Jr, is home on nine
day furlough from Boot Training,
Great Lakes, III. He is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cady
and his wife, Mrs. Naomi Cady. He
has been calling on friends in
Whitaker.
Jack Abbey has been transferred
from Fort Custer to the airfield at
Wichita Falls, Texas, for basic
training.
PFC Roy R. Schultz, stationed at
Seattle, Washington, is home with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. August
Schultz on a Is day furlough. He
will return Tuesday.
Corp. John F. strader is attend
ing the Anti-aircraft Artillery
SckDol, Camp Davis, North Caro-
lima. His local address is Gil Norris
ST.
Aviation Cadet Louis Douglas
Hartman. 992 Hawthorne ST., is 4
member OF the new unit OF trainees
beginning flight and ground school
training at Indiana State Teachers
College under the joint Navy and
Civil Aeronautics Administration
War Training Service. Cadet Har'
man Is a member Of the contingent
set there following flight prepare
tory school at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity by the Detroit, Mich, Flight
Selection Board.
1t. Lloyd c. Reader, 20, son OF
Mrs. Grace f. Reader, sol Allen
St, has been graduated from the
San Marcos Army Air Field after
completing the required training.
He and other graduates now await
assignment. Some will go to tao
teal units and others will become
instructors.
Donovan Ferguson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, Norris
St, left Monday for Great Lakes
Naval Training Station. illinois, al
ter having enlisted last week. Their
other son, 2nd 1t. Arthur Ferguson,
is now overseas, according to a CON-
munication from him which Mr..
and Mrs. Ferguson received this
morning.
Lieut.. ]. C. Frederic l. Hand,
who has finished his eight weeks
training at Ohio State University,
Columbus. o., and is taking IL
DAYS leave spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. G Il. Hand. At the ex'
piration OF his leave he will leave
for Purcell, Okla, for further train
ing.
Mrs. Herman Oltersdorf received
telephone calls from her sons Clare
and Clayton, sunday night and Mon
day morning. Pvt. Clare Oltersdorf
called from Fl. Jackson, S1Carolina.
and Clayton an aviation cadet. from
Kelly Field, Texas.
Edward Robinett, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Robinett, 173 Elder
| St, left this morning for the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station at
Chicago. where he will enter as an
apprentice seaman. He is grad
uate Of Roosevelt High School, 1913.