The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-19

street, was recently dNdlueu tiie
Good Conduct ribbon al the
Fourth Army Air Base, Noun
tain Home, Idaho, for exemplary
behavior, efficiency, and fidelity
TO the service. Sgt. Elso, "a, at
tended St. Mary's High school,
and prior to his entry into serv-
ice 81 months ago, was employ
ed by LaPointe and company. He
is a mess sergeant. His brother
John, 27, is also in the food
business" He is serving as a
ships cook &c, in the navy. He
served on an LIST IN the ETO
for a year, taking part in the
Normandy invasion, then was
shifted and last his parents
heard was in on the battle OF
OklnaWa.
PAUL A. MARTUS, air radio
technician l/c, left Sunday for
Alameda, Calf, after spending
80 days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo B. Martus, 81
Ahrens street. He has completed
20 months duty in the Aleutian
Islands. Twenty-four years old,
ne has been in service two years
and nine months.
1T. AND MRS. WILLIAM
Dopp arrived from Roswell, N.
M, Saturday. 1t. Dopp will
leave Sunday dor his new post
at Lincoln, Nebr., and his wife,
(formerly Evelyn Baarck) Will
remain here for a visit. They
are guests of his mother, Mrs.
Mabel Dopp, 81 Market street.
PVT. JAMES ULLRICH, 18,
has arrived at Fort Sheridan for
assignment duty in the armed
forces. A Mount Clemens High
school graduate of 1914, he has
been attending Michigan State
College at East Lansing for the
past year. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Ullrich, As LODI
eyck avenue.
ENSIGN FRANK HUFSTED-
LER, has returned from South
America, and is spending 30
day leave with his wife and
other relatives. He reports in
Pensacola, Fla, for new duty
on July 8, and his wife expects
to accompany him.
SEAMAN 1/C HAROLD J.
LOZEN is spending a 25-day
leave with his family at 26
Hubbard avenue. He is the son
of Mf and -Mfs-FFed-LezeH,
Gibbs street, and has been at sea
for nine months.
CLARENCE F. TELLER, JR.
arrived Monday night from hl<
West Coast port to spend brief
leave, his first in year at sea.
He is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Teller, 81
Miller street, until Wednesday
night.
LAWRENCE SCHOTT, sea-
man l/c, 18, has reported at
Great Lakes, H., for basic train
ing in the navy, prior to assign
ment to pre-radio school under
the navy radar training pro-
gram. A Mount Clemens High
school graduate of June, 1914.
he has been attending Duke
University. Durham, N. c. since
that time. His brother. Pic.
Frederick Schott, 20, recently
reported at Natal, Brazil, for as
signment to duty with weather
squadron of the AAF. He is a
l943 MCHS graduate. Both are
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Schou, 80 South Wilson boule-
ward.
CPL. ERNEST OLIVARES,
%, arrived home Monday, after
q months overseas with 18TH
Air Force in the South Pacific.
He wears nine battlestars on his
Asiatic Pacific ribbon, unit
citation badge and the Good Con-
duct medal. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Olivares, 1875 Euclid ave-
nue., he is on 30-day furlough.
SGT. EMMETT GUIETTE, %,
has arrived home for 60-day fur
Tough after two years and a hall
overseas service with the Ma.
rines. He saw action with the
Second Marine Division, was
later transferred to base sup
ply outfit, and has been in New
Zealand, New Caledonia, New
Hebrides, Guadalcanal, Tulagi
and other Solomon Islands. He
entered service in August, 1912
A brother Louis saw two years
and a half duty with the Coast
Guard as a petty officer third
class. Both are sons OF Mrs.
Norwood Dcichert, 1873 Eastman
street.