The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-24
S/SGT. ROY J. WEBER, 27,

S/SGT. ROY j. WEBER, II,
who has been convalescing for
the past six months from battle
fatigue induced by year and a
half in the European theatre OF
operations, has recovered. Re-
Gently home for 81 days after
disqualification in England, Texas
and Kentucky, Sgt. Weber is
now in Miami Beach, Fla, for
reinstatement. He was tech
nical supply worker during his
80 months overseas. Son OF
Robert Weber, 80 Hubbard ave-
nue., he entered the army IN
October, 1912.
TWO MACOMB COUN ~
men are listed serving aboard
the same battleship off Okina-
wa. They are Frank L.. Dusett.
Jr., seaman first class, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Dusett OF
Miesner road, New Haven; and
Edward j. Mailman, fireman
second class, son of Mrs. Mary
Mailman, 1850 Fairchild road,
Mount Clemens. Their ship,
which saw service in World War
|, poured ! 800 pound shells into
Okinawa for six days to clear
the way for troops taking part
in the greatest amphibious
landing Of the Pacific war. Be-
fore dawn of Love Day" their
battleship was brought into po-
sition to give the beaches a final
working over. The men were up
at 2:30 in the morning. un-
daunted by three Jap suicide
planes which made futile runs
against the ship. AT $50 o'clock
the battleship began her final
: mbardment. and an hour later
in lull, the crew sent up a
cheer at the news that Yontan
airstrip had been taken. Dusett
is 20 years old, in service y
months, afloat 10 months.
PVT. ANDREW GOOD, 10,
has been promoted to the rank
of private first class, at Fort
Sheridan, H., where he is as
signed to a Military Police COM
pany. His mother is Mrs. Margot
Baruch of 6 Queen street.
PVT. EDWARD A. CLORE,
81, recently joined an infantry
division in Italy. Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kuehn, 2149 Hall
road. Pvt. Clore entered service
in June, 1914, and went over
seas in December, 1914. His
brother. Robert Clore. seaman
first class, 10, has been serving
in the Coast Guard for two
years. Since September, 1914,
he has been making convoy
trips out Of an East Coast port.
PVT. EDWARD Redmond,
p, husband of Mrs. Marie Red
mond, of As West Sharkey ave-
nue., Clinton Township, has
been awarded unit citation
given his entire battalion serv-
ing with the Ninth Army in
Germany. Redmond. who was
missing for more than a month
during December and January,
also wears the Purple Heart
with one cluster for the wounds
7 he received on two separate oc-
casions,- and also the Infantry
mans Combat badge. He has
been overseas year, and he
arc his wife have one child.
Donald, born while Redmond
was missing in action.
1T. FRED K. DELL, USNR,
is home for a 35-day leave for
the first time in two years. 1t.
Dell has been stationed in Eng
land for the past year, and 5
visiting his wife and nine
months-old daughter, Susan
Kay, whom he had never seen.
They are leaving their apart
ment at FL u Miller street to-
morrow 10 spend 10 days in
Hamilton, Ont, with his rela-
tives.
1T. GEORGE w. Robertroy,
USNR, who is stationed at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, H., has arrived with
Mrs. Robertroy wilma Scho-
macker) and their little son,
Jimmy, to spend few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Robertroy, Is Mich
igan avenue. They arrived Tues
day from Port Huron. where
they had been visiting her rela-
tives, and will leave Mount