The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-15
THE Ism 443 (landing shin

ne LON ffo (ldndlnR SnlF
medium), q member of a elias.
Of ships known as Pacific Pud.
dle-Jumpers. because they have
been designed specifically to
bridge the long island studded
road TO Tokyo, was commission
ed at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard on Monday, May 7. Among
the so crew members of the new
ship. which Is over 200 feet long
is Bruno Jamrus. coxswain, "a,
whose mother, Mrs. Mary JAM
rus lives at 1899 Charles street,
Mount Clemens; and his wife,
the former June L. Short, lives
at the same address. Petty Off
Ger Jamrus was q bus driver
prior to entering the Navy in
June. 1912.
THE AWARD Of an AAF air
pit mechanic technician's
badge to S. Sgt. Stanley j. Kacz-
marczyk. II South Rose street,
for proficiency In the perform.
ance of duties, has been an.
nounced at Hamilton Field,
Calf. Sgt. Kaczmarczyk. son of
Stanley Kaczmarczyk Of Mount
Clemens. entered service Janu-
airy 4, 1910, and was transferred
to Hamilton Field Sept. IL,
l943.
PFC. BERNARD BOLLE, JR.,
field artillery, has received an
honorable discharge and is at the
home of his parents here. He
came from the base hospital at
Battle Creek. He had been in
the service four years with eight
months overseas. He wears the
American ribbon, Middle East
ern theater ribbon and a bronze
campaign star.
1T. WALTER DUPR Y,
USNR, has arrived home for 30
days leave after 20 months of
sea-duty aboard carrier In the
Pacific. He Is visiting his wife
and three children In Detroit,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Duprey. Sc Wells street,
Mount Clemens.
S/SGT. DONALD C. WANDT
has arrived safely somewhere
in France, his mother, Mrs. Wal
ter Dreschler, 1928 Gallup ave-
nue., has learned. She received
some flowers cabled for Moth
er's Day. First word from him
in six weeks.
PFC. WILMER H. GEISLER
Is home on furlough after Is
months duty in the Panama
Canal one. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Geisler, ia Euclid ave-
nue., he will 60 to a Georgia Post
for new duty May Is.
CLARENCE X. KLUMFOOT,
yeoman &c, has been promoted
to yeoman NC, his wife. who
lives in Washington, D. c., and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Klumfoot, 301 South Broadway,
have learned. He has been sta
toned in the Central Pacific for
the past seven months He is
former employe of the Daily
Leader.
PVT. HENRY w. BENNETT,
who is stationed at Fort Knox,
KY. spent Mothers Day on a
60-hour pass with his wife, Mrs.
Doris Bennett and their five
children Of 81 Union street, and
his mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bennett and sister
Mrs. John Schultz.
PFC. JOSEPH MONGE, who
lived in Mount Clemens for
three years before entering
service in October, 1941, is due
to arrive in Tovey, ILL.,, shortly,
after three years overseas in
New Guinea. Dutch East In
dies, and the Philippines. He
was formerly employed at Metal
Products in Mount Clemens,
and is a brother of Mrs. Harry
Hartnett, 375 Cass avenue.
CAPT. EUGENE T. RAKES
has arrived at Randolph Field
for a new assignment, according
to an AAF news release. His
wife, formerly Vera Schalm.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schalm. 254 Riverside drive, is
with him.
FIRST 1T. PAUL H. DUCK
ERT. JR., Fl. has been awarded
his fourth Oak Leaf Cluster to
his Air Medal, q release from
England reports. Son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul H. Duckert, 81 Smith
street, he entered service in
January, 1912, and has been
oversees, as a pilot Of Bit
Flying Fortress for the past
eight months.