The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

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Pa, and promptly reenlisted. A
veteran of IA years in the army,
as q dental technician, he is
spending three months furlough
with his mother, Mrs. William
Stepnitz of l72 South Walnut
street. With his mother he will
leave soon for a several weeks
trip to California, from which
she plans to return by air. when
her son returns to duty.
S/SGT. DOUGLAS F. JONES
has arrived from Yuma. AriZ.,
following his discharge from the
Army Medical Corps, in which
he has served for four and a
half years. With his wife, who
has been living on Rivard boule-
ward, Detroit, Sgt. Jones Is visit
ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs
John Jones, 800 South Gratiot
avenue, before entering Wayne
University to continue h is
studies.
PVT. AND MRS. GEORGE A,
HALLIN are visiting his moth
er, Mrs. G. B. Hallin, 1l08 North
Gratiot avenue, from Cheyenne,
Wyo., where he has been sta
toned for the last four months
They will leave shortly for
Camp Beale. Calf, his new
station.
FRANCIS J. LUCK, water
tender Hc5(T), received his dis
charge from the Navy at Great
Lakes on Nov. 3. and has re-
turned to his wife, the former
Alice Eckhout, at SO Grand ave-
nue.. In service 80 months, he has
been aboard the destroyer escort
USS Williams since her COM
missing last Nov. IL, seeing &C.
ton at Leyte and in the liberia
ton of the Philippines in the
Pacific. Son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Lueck of Lenox, he plans
to return TO his position at the
Delray plant of the Detroit Edi-
son company, after a vacation
PVT. JOSEPH JLLIVAN
10, has returned to Michigan
State College for his second
course in the Army Specialized
Training Program, following q
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Sullivan, 1887
North avenue.
PFC. MELVIN c. PAUL was
honorably discharged from the
Army Oct. 80 after having served
since Nov, 1912. He was a mem
Der If the 712th Tank Battalion
of the Goth Division in the ETC
He holds the Bronze Star medal
Good Conduct medal and the
ETO ribbon with five campaign
stars. He was overseas two
years. Pvt. Paul has reenlisteo
in the Army Reserves, and is
now with his wife and daughter
Sandra at lis Clinton street.
T/SGT. GORDON KUKUK
has returned to Fort Jackson,
S. c., after spending his 22-day
furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kukuk, 143
Floral avenue.
PVT. EARL w. WANGELIN
has returned to Camp Robinson,
Ark, after spending a 26-day
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest w. Wangelin of
Romeo Plank road.
FIRST LIEU T. JOHN b.
KANTNER of East Detroit, who
was separated from the army at
Roswell, N. M. Oct. 20, has ar
rived home on terminal leave
until Nov. II. A bombardier
with the 18th Air Force in It.
ally, he received the Air medal
with four oak leaf clusters, the
unit citation with. one cluster,
and has three battle stars on his
ETC ribbon. 1t. Kantner has
been in service four and a half
years, nine months Of which
were spent overseas, durin g
which time he completed Al mis-
sions. He is the son of Supt. of
Schools and Mrs. John N. Kant
ner Of East Detroit. and his wife
is former teacher in the East
Detroit sc hools. She Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Stepnitz.
RAYMOND A. ZIEHMER. SM
SIC (T) Of 70 Macomb street;
and Donald L. Jacques, ST nc,
of 81 Fessenden street were re-
leased from the naval service at
Great Lakes Oct. 3, according to
q release received today.
ALBERT w. BERCIN, petty
officer lie, 80, received his dis
charge at Mare Island, Calf.
and arrived home Sunday, after
an even two years In uniform.
He was stationed at Mare Island
as an instructor in DIESEL en-
gines. With his wife and daush-
ter, he makes his home at IS
Rathbone for the present.
IT'S Theron Pomeroy, who Is
stationed with the amphibious
engineers at Jinsen. Korea. was