The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-20
CHIEF WARRANT OrFICEf

CHEF WARRANT OFFICER
Vernon w. Marston. VINO was
formerly band leader at Sell
fridge Field, has returned from
England on q hospital ship. and
10 convalescing at an army hos
pital in Colorado. according to
word received by friends here.
He Is expecting to join his wife
at their home in Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans. He has been .
year in the ETO. While making
his home in Mount Clemens, he
was prominent in musical circles
here, and active in Gilbert Men,
orial Baptist church affairs.
FRANK YDE, seaman 2/c, was
discharged recently at Seattle.
WASH, and has returned home to
his wife and two daughters, JAN
ice Marie and Sandra Ann at 48
Sheridan ave ue, after nine
moths In the Navy. He served
four months aboard the aircraft
carrier USS Bunker Hill in the
South Pacific. He is resuming
his partnership with his father,
Roger Yde. in the grocery busi-
ness.
ALBERT M. BEADLE, motor
machinist's mate 1/c with the
Seabees, received his discharge
at Great Lakes, H.. Dec. IA, and
has returned to his wife and
children, Albert, Jr., and Carol,
at $3.50 jefferson avenue. He
spent about II months overseas,
stationed on Corsica and on
Manus Island. He holds the ETO
ribbon with three battle stars
and the Asiatic- Pacific ribbon.
FROM TOKYO comes word
that Cpl. Raymond w. Rocker,
"a, is en- route home, after 16
months overseas with the Fifth
Air Force Service Command. His
mother, Mrs. Flora Rocker, 277
Euclid avenue, learned of his
arrival in Seattle Sunday. and
is hoping he will be home for
Christmas. In service 40 months,
Cpl. Rocker has served overseas
at New Caledonia, New Guinea,
the Philippine Islands, Ryukyus
and wit, the occupation air force
in Atsugi Honshu, Japan. He
holds the Asiatic Pacific rib
bon with bronze battle stars for
the New Guinea, Southern
Philippines and Luzon cam
paigns, and the Philippine Lib
Grafton ribbon with one bronze
star. AS a machinist with the
481st Air Service Squadron ne
has helped service and main
tain heavy bombers.
TWO SONS of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Lozen of 48 LaWndale ave-
nue., are home with their dis
charges. Cpl. Donald w. Lozen,
"a, was released at Camp After
bury, Ind, after IL months in
service. He spent 28 months in
India flying the Hump with the
Army Transport Command, and
holds the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon
with two battle stars, a unit ci-
tation, the Air Medal, Good Con-
duct and Victory medals. A
Mount Clemens High school
graduate of 1910. Cpl. Lozen is a
former all-state football player,
and well-known athlete. His
brother. Staff Sgt. Gerald B.
Lozen, q, received his discharge
at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, after 80
months in service. II of them
spent on Guam and Tinian as
ground crewman in the AAF.
He also holds the Asiatic Pacific
ribbon with two battle stars. and
the american Theater ribbon,
Good Conduct and Victory med
ais. He Is planning to return to
his former position as lineman
with the Detroit Edison COM
pany. With his wife and son,
John Michael, 3, he lives at 100
Riverside drive.
JOHN w. sTRUBANK. water
tender &c, 3496 Earl road; and
E. j. Mcconnell. fireman &c,
(motor machinist's mate), Route
5, were released from the Navy
at Great Lakes, ILL.,, on Dec Is.