The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-02
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Bayard Buchen, dlree.
tor Council OF Veterans A..
fairs, American Legion Home,
~ S Huron ST., Ypsllantl.
The following local men received
their honorable discharges from
the armed forces recently: william
McCandless. 500 N. Hamilton. How
ard Millage. SO L. Cross St. Tom.
ME L. Pepper. 1854 Metcalf. vii.
low Run, James X. Graham, 500 T.
Cross St, Foster L. Sherwood,
RID No. I, Willis; Vernon +. Hall.
Willis, Jack Slzemore. 1893 Park
wood Ave. Clarence J. Goodsman.,
800 Brewer ST., Rodney Hutchinson,
300 Maple St. Leonard J. Klosow-
ski. 34i4 Merry Rd.. John Langre.
104 Washtenaw Ave. Stanley F..
Moody. Lock Box 3S1, Edward L.
Stearns. Adolph NJ. Stebler. 10i
Pearl St, James Washer, 93S Park
wood, George Waldenmyer, 7OS
Holmes Rd., Earl NJ. Carter. n.
Hamilton, Glenn Seleska, S6 s.
Summit St, from the Army: Navy.
Clinton A. Melvin, 606/W. Michigan
Ave, Cecil r. Denison, SIG Dwight
ST.. Arnold -Heimerdinger. 504 Z.
Forest Ave, Duane F. Fox, lll9 w.
Cross ST.. Raymond c. Packer. SOL
y. Grove St: Marines, Melvin T.
Stillwagon. 1872 Bell St, Make vii.
liams, iii Upton Ct. Willow VII.
lage. Ruth L. Kirtley. 1876 s. Adams
was discharged from the WAC.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Green will be
in South Bend today when their
son Isaac Green will be commits.
stoned an ensign in the L. s. Navy.
AS Green is a student in engineer.
ing and will be commissioned TO
serve as an aeronautical engineer.
He was formerly a student o, the
University engineering school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Norman
received word this week that their
youngest son, Techs Robert Moor
man. who has been stationed in
Manila. was one OF three men from
the Advanced Echelon1 Group chos-
en- to fly to Tokyo. He is located In
the Adjutant Generals HeadQuar-
tiers.
Thomas Brooks is also stationed
near Tokyo.
Tech./+ George Il. Norman, Jr..
sent word this week that he Is on
Guam He flew from Saipan where
he has been stationed the past
year.
Tech.fi Jerry Norman Is expect.
ed home from Fort Bragg, n. Caro-
lima Thursday. Jerry has been
in radio school at Camp Holobird,
Maryland.
Charles Roehrs, Carpenter
Mate first class, wife and son,
Charles Douglas arrived az the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+ L. Roehrs. Of 332 Oak s..
Charles has been in the United
States Coast Guard for the past 80
months. 20 months In the South.
west Pacific. He 10 q holder OF five
bronze stars and participated In
II invasions. He Is also a holder
OF the good conduct bar. American
theater. Asiatic Pacific. the Philip.
pine Liberation ribbons and re-.
ceived his honorable discharge Oc-
tober 8 az Long Beach, California.
Charles arrived In the States
five weeks ago: seeing his small
son :or the first tins after serving
with the 7th Fleet on the LIST, SIS.
Mrs. Michael Heron has re-
ceived word from her son. Seaman
&c Jack LeVall In Tokyo that
he hopes to Join the Second Fleet
and be home by Christmas.
The following men have received
honorable discharges from the AT.
nv at Camp Grant. and Fort Sher.
idan Separation Centers recently,
Sgt. Lacy R. Mccall. 81 8. Grove
St. Pfc. John n. Gundrum, 1850
Packard Rd., TIA Dallas f. Mills
paugh. 949 n. Prospect St, Pfc.
Sidney II. Rink. All Madison Ave,
Pfc. Willis Finn, AL Monroe St;
from Ypsilanti; rs Francis u.
Cline, Rt. 3. Cpl. Raymond f.
Yake. RI. 8. Cpl. Francis W. Con-
ner ,Rt. 2, from Milan; Pfc Al.on