The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31
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CHARLES BERNARD ZIN-


NER, radio technician &c, u.
S. N. r., has arrived at Shoe
maker, Calf. for reassignment
after a leave at home. In the
Navy for two years and two
months, he served overseas at
Bougainville for 81 months. He
holds one battle star. His moth
er, Mrs. Charles Zinner, lives at
$3.50 South River road.
PFC. ARTHUR ALBRIGHT
leaves today for Fort Dix, New
Jersey and Pacific duty, after a
30-day leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Albrecht
OF Utica. Pvt. Albrecht has been
in service two and a half years,
overseas year in the European
theatre, and holds the ETC rib
bon with three battle stars, the
Combat Infantryman's b a d & e
and the Good Conduct medal.
PVT. MES FRONRATH
h. arrived from Fl. Leonard
Wood. Mo to spend 15-day
furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank F~onrath, 26315
Gratiot avenue, Roseville.
PVT, JOHN j. LANG of Route
s, member of the XIII Corps
in Germany, has recently enjoy
ed a 3-day pass to the corps rest
center in Esch, Luxembourg.
Freedom from army rules reg
ulations and routine is the dom
mating scheme for the outings,
with corps members drawing lots
each week for the opportunity
to go. The pass winners are
free OF any duties, stand no for
nations, can eat their meals
any time during two-hour
meal-period, and are under no
obligation to do anything but
relax and enjoy themselves. An
elaborate sports and entertain
ment program is offered; the
center maintains its own post
exchange, theatre, shower rooms,
library and bar; in addition, the
town of Esch has numerous en-
tertainment centers and the
toWnspeoplc cooperate with the
rest center in sponsorship of
dancers. The XIII Corps is
now on occupational duty with
the Fifteenth Army.
T/SGT. WALTER ALLOR. 20.
aerial engineer and gunner on
BIS bomber, has returned for
a 30-day furlough with his moth
or, Mrs. Helen Allor, 216 North
Walnut street, after 13 months
with the 18th Air Force in Italy.
He wears the ETC ribbon with
two battle stars, the Air Medal
with four oak leaf clusters, and
the Good Conduct ribbon. Sgt.
Allor entered service two years
ago.
PFC. KENNETH BOILING.
who has been serving with a
military police unit with the
First Armored Division in Yer
celia and Bella, Italy has re-
Gently been awarded the Combat
lnfantryman's badge and two
battle stars for the battle of the
Appenine Mountains and the Pc
Valley battle with the Fifth
Army under Gen. Truscott. AZ
ter eight months in all part of
Italy he has now arrived with the
Seventh Army in Germany He
is the son of Arthur Boiling,
2450 French road.
ERWIN F. STOERKEL, q,
seaman &c, is serving aboard
the USS Guam, the American
version of the pocket battleship,
which cruised with task force
off Japanese shores for 81 days.
He Joined the Guam in January,
1945, and has participated in
nearly six months of combat
from OkinaWa TO the fringes of
Japans Inland Sea. In service
since May, 1914, Stoerkel has a
wife and two children, Jan, 21a.
and Gerald, /, living at 2725
East jefferson.
SGT. NORMAN F. BLEAK
LEY has returned 10 Ell Paso,
Tex, after spending his furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert c. Bleakley of Harrison
township.
l. A w rem CE ARTHUR
SCHENDEL has returned to
Palm Beach, Fla, after a Today
furlough granted because Of the
death OF an uncle in Tucson,
Ariz. En- route back to his sta
Ton, Schendel stopped in Mount
Clemens for the funeral.
FIRST 1T. HOWARD B.
TATE, USAAF, has been as
signed TO Robins Field. Ga, for
duty in the Flight Operations
Section as a test pilot. 1t. Tate
went TO Robins Field from Miami
Beach, Fla. following leave at
home, and nine and one-half
months with the 18th Air Force
in Italy. He wears the Air Medal