Laurel outlook., 1945-11-28

celled in football, basketball and
track. In the army he attended
pilot school.
U. S. Naval Reserve Midship-
mems school, University of Notre
Dame, Ind: .
Robert Leroy Haueter, son of
Rev. James H. Haueter of Laurel,
Mont, graduated from the U. S.
Reserve Midshipmen's school Nov. 2
at 1890 a. m. in the navy drill hall
of the campus of the University of
Notre Dame. He was one of ap-
proximately 935 men graduated as
ensigns, USNR, after having sue
cessfully completed four months of
training as a midshipman.
Vice Admiral Aubrey w. Fitch,
U. S. navy, superintendent of the
U. S. naval academy, Annapolis,
Md, and commander of Severn
river naval command, delivered the
address to the graduates. Rev. j.
| Hugh O'Donnell, csc, president
of the University of Notre Dame,
gave a short address. Rev. Charles
T. Baillie of South Bend, gave the
invocation and the benediction was
pronounced by Rev. John j. Cava-
naugh, C. S. c., vice president of
the University of Notre Dame.
Capt. j. Richard Barry, U. S.
navy commanding officer of the
midshipmen's school, administered
the oath of office to the new en-
signs, the last class of midshipmen
to be trained at Notre Dame. The
school will be decommissioned in
November, after operating more
than three years, during which time
1891 naval reserve officers have
been trained and commissioned.
Headquarters AAF redistribution
station No. 4, Santa Ana, Calf:
Sgt. Joseph Brohaugh, son of MI.
and Mrs. Joe Brohaugh, 106 Fifth
avenue, Laurel, Mont, has been
honorably discharged from the sep
aration base maintained here by the
army air forces.
Brohaugh is a veteran of "a
month of service in the army air
forces. He served in the Southwest
Pacific as a radio mechanic.
The AAF has awarded him the
Philippine liberation ribbon and the
SWP Ribbon with three battle stars.
Brig. Gen. Arthur E. Easterbrook,
commanding general of the SAAAB,
declared:
"The fact that a man has served
honorably with the AAF marks him
among the cream of the crop. We
think many of tomorrow's leaders
will spring from the outstanding
young men who have made up the
victorious army air forces"
Before entering the service he
was employed by Scott's Cleaners,
Laurel, Mont.
Public relations office, Fort
Lewis, Wash:
Otto Peterson, Laurel, Mont, was
~honorably discharged from the SER
vice, officials at the separation
center here have announced.
U. S. Naval personnel separation.
Terminal Island, San Pedro, Calf:
Leroy Frederick Stoltz, Park
City, Mont, has been discharged
from the U. S. naval service. His
wife, Mrs. Mary c. Stoltz, resides
at S26 North Birch, Santa Ana,
Calf. He enlisted in the navy
May 20, 1912, and served with
blimp squadron 81, Santa Ana.
Decorations are the Good Conduct
medal and American theater bar.
Before entering the navy he at
Park City high school.
Public relations office, Fort
Douglas, Utah:
Discharged from the army under
the adjusted service rating plan is
PFC. Emanuel Zier, whose mother,
Mrs. Mary E. Tier, resides in Bill
Mont.
Incidental to his Is months SER
vice overseas, including Hawaii, he
authorized to wear the Asiatic-
Pacific theater of operations ribbon,
Good Conduct medal and Victory
He entered the army in
June 1941.
U. S. Marine corps, Butte, Mont:
PFC. Lester H. Ward, M. c.,
vas recently honorably discharged.
Campaigns were Guadalcanal, Tar
and Saipan. His discharge
points totaled go. His mother, Mrs.
w. Ward, resides at 315 Fir
venue, Laurel.
Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremen
on, Wash:
On Oct. 90, George M. Peterson,
;hiplifter second class, and and on