The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-24

has reported for duty In the Of
flee of the Inspector of Naval
Material at Houston, Tex, where
his duties involve inspection OF
petroleum products for the Navy.
A graduate of the University
of Toronto in the class OF 1882,
1t. Dell was employed in the
wholesale petroleum business
before entering the Navy in Sep
TENDER, 1912. Since that time
he has served with naval forces
IN the European theatre and at
various naval establishments in
this country. His wife lives at
81 Miller street.
FOR LOYALTY to duty and
efficient service, Mary Jane
Thomas, an army nurse station
cd at hospital on the New
StilWell road in the India
Burma Theatre of Operations,
has been promoted from second
lieutenant, il is announced to-
cay. She is the daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. John W. Thomas, 30l4
South Gratiot road, and has
been in service year and a half,
overseas a year in September
1t Thomas. "a, is graduate
of ST Joseph's School of Nurs-
ing. and holds Bachelor of
Science degree from Mount ST.
Joseph AT Cincinnati, o. She
mas two brothers III service, t.
Lee, who has been overseas a
year and half and Pvt. David,
who has been overseas two
Ncyar; and a half Both are now
IN France.
nj SGT. JOHN A. BUCKLES,
%, has arrived at the AAF re-
distribution center at Miami
Beach for reasSignment process
ing after furlough with his
wife, Genevieve and little
daughter Anita Marie, 2, at 248
Cass avenue. Sgt. Buckles, who
has been in service Tor nearly
nine years, wears the Bronze
Star medal, ii battle stars, the
Good Conduct medal and unit
citation with two oak leaf clus-
tiers. He spent 33 ponths over
seas as a line chief mechanic for
P-38 planes in the Mediterran-
can theater.
GEORGE r. Howell, q. has
arrived al Great Lakes, H., fot
recruit training in the Navy.
Before joining the navy, he was
in the Merchant Marine for a
short time, and also spent three
years sailing on the Great
Lakes. Immediately prior to his
entry into the Navy he was en-
ployed at Hudson Motor Car
company, as fireman. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Howell, "a South Highland ave-
nue., and has a wife, Helen, and
son George. 3. who live at 81
Dickinson avenue.
JOSEPH w. WHALEN, 13,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Whal-
en-, 2230 Jefferson avenue, has
arrived al the u S. Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
H., for recruit training.
MARVIN NJ. STARK has en-
tered the Field Artillery Officer
Candidate school at Fort Sill
Okla. Upon completion of the
l7-week course, he will be com
missioned as a second lieuten'
ant Of field artillery in the
Army Of the United States. Sof
of MIR. and Mrs. Bernard Starr
Of New York City, Candidate
Stark attended Michigan State
Normal College, Ypsilanti. H.
wife is the daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Y. Fink, formerly of To-
Church street, Mount Clemens
rs DALE SIMMERMAN, Jr.
arrived at his home in New Bal
timore Friday from the Euro
pean Theater of War. He was I
France with the 18th division an;
was hospitalizcd there sufferlr
from trench foot. His mother !
very i'll at her home Mr.. Sim
norman. Sr., passed away
month ago.
PFC. LLOYD HOCkIN re
turned today from Fort Sherl
dan, H., after l5-day emer
gency furlough granted becaus
of the serious illness OF his littl
son, Lynn Hockin. The baby
who had spent most OF hi
fathers furlough with his par
ems at the home OF relative
on Eight-Mile road, returned I
/ Ford Hnsniial Friday night /