The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-20

eSoTeo " tpeClti pcHeUtu are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult 6ayard 6uehen, dIree.
tor Council Of Veterans A..
fairs, American Legion Home,
~ s. Huron St.. YpsIIantL
Telephone 7os.
Technician 9th grade Willard NJ.
Schroeder has been awarded the
bronze star for meritorious services
in support OF combat operations in
Italy. Technician &C Schroeder Is
signal operations instruction
clerk. His loyalty and dependable.
ity aided materially In helping units
set up communication. The award
was presented to Tech. &C Sehroe-
der the day before his birthday.
Technician 9TH grade Schroeder
met an old friend In Milan. Italy.
Bud Meyer. Ypsilanti. They entered
service together,
Joy and indispensable happiness
were brought to Mrs. Frances Law.
renee when her son, Cpl. Clifford
s. Hinxmann arrived home on q
81 day furloush from Germany.
Cpl. Hinzmann, radio operator and
repairmsn In the Infantry saith
regimen. S7th division has been In
many battles. At the Saar-Germau
frontier near Obergailbsch. his d.
vision won the battle OF the Bloc
dy Crossroads" He also fought In
Belgium. Pironpro, Jenneville. Bon
cru, occupied st. Hubert. Mosselle
River, KoblenI, Rhine River, Sieg'
fried Line operations and the race
through Germany.
Cpl. Hinlmann left France on the
boat West Point 'on July and
arrived in New York July II. His
mother and friend, Miss Betty
Koths, are having a reunion In his
honor at Beiieville Park.
Cpl. Hinzmsnn will return to the
Pacific area after his furlough.
Cpl. Paul F. Jameson LETT for
Shepards Field, Texas, after spend
ing a three weeks furlough at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Jameson. Cpl. Jameson is In
the air communications service.
Mrs. Fremont Peterson has re-
ceived word from her son, Ernest
Klavitter. who has been first lieu
tenant, that he has been promoted
to captain OF the 14th Air Corps
Communications Sc D and Is still!
in China. He has been overseas
two years, first in India but most
OF the time in China. lie writes
that China is intensely hot but that
he has been transferred to another
station.
ssMB &c L. D. Pace, U. s. N.
has returned to San Pedro. Cal.
after spending leave at his home
here.
Pvt. Arnold j. Sanderson, Ss6
LaMay Ave, is one OF the new stu
dents in the Army specialized train
ing reserve program at the Uniyer-
sity OF Illinois. He will receive col
lege training until the end OF the
academic period in which he reach
es the age of IS. Pvt. Sanderson
was graduated from Ypsilanu High
School in June 1945.
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The following registrants are or
dered to report for induction by
Selective Service Board No. 2.
Washtenaw County, Ann Arbor. on
July rs, at $50: Cecil Ora Grubbs,
BIG Garland St.; James Francis
Warner, 223 River S.; Wesley
Burt Crippen, zoz W. Forest Ave;
Claude Franklin Arthur, SIS Ivan
hoe; Robert Ray Gibbs, Route 2,
all OF Ypsilanti; Evans Harry An.
keny, and Clarence Bernard VIII.
liams Of Ann Arbor; Harold Albert
Collins. Milan, willard Aaron
Feldkamp. Saline; Arbe Herman
Rosentreter, Dexter; Carl James
Sieting, South Lyon; John Perry
Ratliff, Mississippi; Orbin Patton.
Ohio; Hargis Flavious Clark, Mary
land; Edward Fields, Kentucky;
Ray A. Weatherington, Kentucky.
Sgt. Norbert L. Delarogue has
arrived at Camp Grant, Illinois, az.
ter lengthy service in Europe. He
has departed for home on a 80 day
furiough. Upon returning from fur
Tough, he will be transferred to an
other camp within the United
States where he will receive addi-