Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

ing steadily
In four other Michigan homes
are kilograms from the navy de-
partment informing the next OF
kin of men missing in action.
DetroiterS listed as dead today
by the war and navy departments
are.
sgt. Eldridge w Hulet 30, 81
1882 Normandy killed in a flight
over Germany.
Second II. Blllee l.. Hamilton
20, OF 5605 Spokane, killed IN Ste
ily.
PARATROoPER KILLED
PVT. Walter r. Kissel "a, OF
1874 winfield, a paratrooper
killed in Sicily
Second 1t Francis A. McGlln-
men. %. of 1904 Wabash. navl-
gator, killed in New Guinea.
QuartermaSter Hayden y. I'M
255l w. Grand boulevard.
Other Michigan dead are
Second 1t. Louis r. kruger
Adrian
Pfc. Theodore s. Borowski. St
Clair.
Pfc. Albert Burch. Pinconning.
Cpl. Daniel q, Chapman, Nor
way.
Capt Frank T.. HoWes. Linden
pvt. John TrouSil. Wilson,
Pvt. Bernard d. Kruger, Free
land
Cpl Dave McGahey Sault Ste.
Marie
Pfc. Frank 1. Griggs. Muskegon
Heights
PVT. Donald q Hulet, Holly.
PVT. Joseph {. h ud a, St
johns.
NAVY MEN MISSING
Navy men missing in action are;
Richard &. GoedZialSki, seaman
2 c, 6246 Dubois.
John L. lobbotSon, seaman lie
Royal Oak.
Melvin l.. King. fireman &c
Jackson.
Anthony Pawielski, mschinist's
mate. MuniSing
The stories Of tho Detroit dead
arc simple, homcSpun tales OF
average, hard-workIng Americans
who planned 10 resume their
American way Of living when the
war was over.
I'VE even planned 10 he to-
gether Christmas, said Mrs.
Rita Hulet. l9-year-old widow
Of sgt IIulet.
He wrote me the night be-
fore he made his last trip and
told me about the kind of tree
he wanted. He felt that. after
several more bombing missions,
he would be- returned To the
United States"
The couple was married last
April. Hulet enlisted June ], 1872
and went overseas IN May, 1913
as a turrct gunner on 2 Fortress
At tho home Of II. MCGlinnen
his gray-halred parents spoke for
him
HE gave mp his life for ours.
That's all YOU can say about it,"
NCGlInnen, 2 native DetrOlter,
attended Northwestern High
School and won his wings As a
navigator last March lie went TO
Australia in June
lie participated in bombing mis-
SionS over New Guinea He has a
brother, PVT William r. McGlln-
men. 80, serving in the Aleutan.
WORKED IN BAKERY
It. Hamilton. killed in action
Sept. S. would have celebrated his
first wedding annVcrSary|laSt
Tuesday. He enlisted in the army
four years ago and was stationed
in the Panama Canal Zone before
nc was sent 10 officers candidate
school and commissioned last Sep
TENDER.
"BiIlee wrote me last
August" Mrs. Hamilton said
"He was in good spirits over
the Slcilian invasion success and
told me how everything was
running smoothly. He even
thought about coming home for
Christmas.
"Now, its I'LL over. What
more can ! shy"
Mrs. Msthilde kortZc. like tho
others, spoke tearfully of her grief
She is the mother of PVT kiSSell
"His last letter was dated
July 81" she declared. "He said:
This Christmas, | hope 10 he
home for dinner. The whole
family can get together again
just like IL used 10 he. That's
the biggest thing | have TO look
forward to-
Then she added
Gle worked in a bakery. He
was the most wonderful hoy in
the world. His chaplain. the
Rev, George Is. Wood, told me
how he accompanied my son in
battle. He said Walter fought
bravely and was n real credit
Ia his country"
kiSSell, a native Detrolter. on
listed Aug a. 1912 and later
Joined the 4 paratroops. His
brother, William, %, joined the
service Sept -. a third brother
Robert Is slated to be indicted
next May.