The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16

since returning from overseas.
Pfc. Frank A. Everett is in the
Heavy Weapons division OF the
infantry in France and has been in
the front lines since Christmas. His
brother, Paul II. Everett is a Sea.
man First Glass, at an LIZA. Base,
San Eureka, Calf. They are sons
OF Mrs. L. W. Leddick, 5 n. Summit
st.
James NJ. Miller, s &c. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice ]. Miller. has
arrived at the L. S. Naval Train
Ing Hospital at San Diego, Califor-
MIA to begin his training as hos
pital apprentice.
Word has been received that Pfc.
William F. Mathews has arrived
safely in the Philippines.
Having arrived at Keesler Field,
Biloxi, Miss, Pvt. James Burrell.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burrell,
fl6 n. Hamilton ST., is now being
examined by the AAF Training
Command station Medical and Psy-
Geological Unit TO determine his
qualifications as pre-aviation
cadet.
Pvt. Thomas Edward Dixon, IS.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Dixon. OF 2431 Mckinley Ave, has
arrived at Camp Wolters, Texas.
an Infantry Replacement Training
Center. to begin his basic training
as an Infantryman.
Mrs. Howard Fanslow after re.
ceiving her husband. Pfc. Howard
Fanslow's APO address several
weeks ago, has had word that he
has been with three different units
in the States-a Signal Photo
Headquarters Unit, a Camera Re
pair company. and now is with an
Engineer Construction Unit at
Camp Swift, Texas.
Frederick c. Woltere, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wolter, 1908 Wash.
tenaw Ave. has been graduated
from the Naval Air Technical
Training Center located at Norman
Oklahoma.
At the San Antonio Aviation Cad.
ct Center. Pvt. Robert c. SavlnsKl
of $500 futile Hill Rd., is attend
ing two-week Standardization
course in physical training.
Sgt. William Robbins Of the In.
fantry has arrived at the home OF
his brother. Samuel Robbins, WHIT
taker Rd., for furlough. Sgt. ROD
hins has been overseas SO months
in the South Pacific on Leyte.
Staff Sgt. Lionel l.. Fulton mas
arrived home on a furloush aiter
80 months in the Asiatic theater o.
war. This is Staff Sgt. Fulton =
first furlough since he left Tor over
seas. He is the son Of Mrs. Nlna
Fulton. 623 n. River Blvd.
Technician Fourth Grade Wood
row w. Struble. son of Mrs EMMA
N. Struble. 1851 Burton Rd., Mlch:'
;s now CRYING as first COOK wltA
the 21st Quartermaster Car Com
many operating under Allied force
Headquarters in Italy.
Overseas 90 months. Sgt. StruDie
wears the American Defense hio'
non and the Mediterranean Theater
Rihbon with one Battle Particlpa'
ton Star. He has been awarded the
Good Conduct Medal.
prior to entering the army, Sgt.
Struble was an employe OF l. OF NJ
Hos pital. Ann Arbor.
First Lit. Max l.. Wysong, son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wysong, RED
/ Traverse City, Mich, flew IN the
lOOOth combat mission Oh MS
SQUADRON in an escort run Wnlch
furnished protection for BIO
bombers dropping supplies TO par
tisans along the Italian-IugosiaV
border. Major Earl p. Maxwell
St. Charles. Mo-, led the milestone
flight. Lieutenant Wysong's VIE
Betty Jane, lives at 923 Sheridan
Ave. A graduate Of Traverse City
High School. SO, Lieutenant Wy
song was an employee Of Ford Motor
Co. before his enlistment in the
Air Corps. He was commissioned
on October 1, 1943, and departed
for overseas in August. 1914.
Lieutenant Wysong was promot-
ed 10 First Lieutenant October q,
1914.