The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-17
With the Colors

y &c, USN, was graduated from
a course at the Naval Air Tech
nical Training Center at Nor
man, Okla, and Is now taking a
course in radar at tn e same
school. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rachow, 302 Euclid
avenue, and entered service last
October.
CAPT. z. J. TREXLER has
been transferred from Dallas,
Tex. TO Reno, New. His wife,
formerly Ann Breitmeyer, is
with him.
PVT. HAZEL BOWER, WAC,
has been transferred form Will
liam Beaumont General Hospital,
E. Paso, Tex, to Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga. Pvt. Bower has been put
into a cadre as a medical instruc-
tor to teach trainees in the new
WAC medical program.
CHIEF GUNNER'S MATE
Gerald F. Pease, %, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo Pease, 1913
Croker boulevard, arrived home
the weekend on 23-day leave
after more than two years active
service in the Pacific.
1T. HARRY II. WHEN, 430
Cass avenue, has been selected
to attend the Battery Executive
Course of the Field Artillery
School at Fort Sill, Okla, an
army release received today
states. 1t. Wilen, son OF Fred
Wilen, is a Mount Clemens High
school graduate.
PFC. BERESFORD NJ. COOP
Err is now receiving his final
phase of training as gunner on a
B-24 Liberator bomber at Walla
Walla Army Air Field, Washing
ton. Pvt. Cooper is the son OF
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Wise, 225 North
Gratiot avenue, and his wife,
Mrs. Mary Ann Cooper, lives at
1858 MorosS, Detroit.
PFC. WILLIAM KOZLOSK1
left Friday night for Miami
Beach, Fla, after spending Il
day furlough at his home, IL
National street. Pvt. Kozloski
will receive further treatment
in Miami for wounds received
in the invasion of Normandy
July 81, 1914. The infantryman
was awarded the Purple Heart
while hospitalized in England.
and was returned last October
to Billings General Hospital. His
brother, Ernest Kozloski, 10,
seaman first class, has been
serving with the U. S. Fleet in
the South Pacific for the last
10 months. He wears three bat
tie stars for action in Mindoro,
Palawan Island and Cebu in the
Philippines. Both are sons of
Mrs. Grace Kozloski, and both
attended Mount Clemens High
school.
S/SGT. CHARD o.
WRIGHT, %, has arrived at
Miami Beach, Fla, for rest and
reassignment, after a tour OF
duty as a BIZ engineer-gunner
in Italy. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wright, Route
7, and his wife Frances lives
in Amarillo, Tex.
PVT. ROBERT c. MOONEY
has been promoted to private
first class, according to word
from overseas headquarters OF
the ETC United States Army
He is the son of Mrs. Ethel Moo.
mey, 1910 French road.
PFC. FRANK A. ORMSBY /.
spending an 11-day furlougf
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Ormsby Of Sharkey road
He is stationed at Fort Meade
Md.
AVIATION CADET Herber
Martell, 10, has reported at For
Sheridan, ILL.,, and will shortly
be sent to Sheppard Field, Tex
for training. He Is the son O.
Mrs. Pearl Martell, 80 NORTH
Wilson boulevard. His brother
Earl Martell, M NJ sc, USCG
has been in the Coast Guard TO,
the past three years.
BERNARD MCINTOSH, Phi N
nc, is now stationed at Grea
Lakes, H., after two years over
seas. His brother, Douglas, Of tn
Merchant Marine, has left TO
sea duty. They are sons OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mcintosh, 2
First street.
SGT. RUSSELL LORWA'
has arrived in the Mariannas, {
serve with a bomber groun
crew in the AAF. He Is the so
of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lol
way, 3O59 North Gratiot avenue
CPL. WILLIAM n A r o l.
DUBAY, Is, has arrived some
uhere in France. his parent