The Wyandotte news-herald., November 30, 1944, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
Service*
Parade
Serves In France
SIXTH ARMY GROUP, France-
Trained officers, clerks and -house
keeping” personnel who staff the
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headquarters aectlona of the Sixth
Army Group—under which are the
American Seventh and the French
First Armies—in France are the
men who'make possible every inch
of ground gained by the front line
troops.
Members of the Headquarters
company, many of them veterans
of the battles of North Africa and
Italy and with long overseas service,
play a vital part in the steady flow
of munitions, food and supplies to
the infantryman. Hundreds of tasks,
unpublicized and without glamor
but necessary to the advance on
Germany, are all part of a day’s
work to these soldiers who have
such an important role in the con
duct of the war.
Among the men in the Headquar
ters company of the Sixth Army
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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
Group is Staff Sergeant William
G. Reiger, 414 Poplar street.
At Camp Wolters
TERENCE BERNARD O NEILL,
18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.
O’Neill of 323 Chestnut street, has
arrived at the Camp Wolters, Texas
Infantry Replacement Training
Center to begin his basic training
as an Infantryman. He has been
Lady's Cluster Ring in
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sparkling garnets.
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Lady's wrist watch la •
14K gold; 17-jewel pre
cision movement; silk
cord.
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assigned to a battalion stressing
heavy weapons training.
Is Commissioned
STEPHEN JOHN SHELATA, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Shelata of
249 Eureka avenue, was commis
sioned second lieutenant and re
ceived his wings as navigator in the
Army Air Forces at Selman Field,
Mpnroe, La., last week.
Lady’s 10K gold plate
Lapel Watch. Bow-knot
design, embellished with
6ery diamonds.
Man’s 14K gold wrist
watch with 17 jewel pre
cision movement.
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Prom there he will be sest to a
replacement training unit for fur
ther training with his future com
bat crew mates.
Brothers Promoted
TWO SONS of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Draheim, 756 Cherry street, were
recently promoted. Clinton, who is
with the 32nd Red Arrow division
in the South Pacific was advanced
Man’s massive Initial .JJ
Ring in 10K yellow gold
with flashing diamond
on onyx. -
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Lady's Dresser Set. 10
matched pieces in richly
lined ’’sweetheart”
boudoir chest. '**
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from Private first class to Techni
cal Sergeant.
Lowen, with the Navy in the
South Pacific, received the rating
of Fireman 1-c from Seaman 2-c.
Double Honors
EDWARD S. ROMANEK, before
leaving Camp Van Dorn, Miss., re
ceived the Good Conduct Medal and
was promoted from Corporal to
Staff Sergeant.
Receive! Wings
SECOND LIEUTENANT DON
ALD J. DANIEL received his wings
and commission on November 20
at La Junta, Colo. He is now home
on a 12-day leave. Lt. Daniel is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dan
iel. The fighter pilot wffl return to
Oklahoma City, Okla.
W’AC On Leyte
SGT. IRENE WOLAN of 18001
Wood, Melvindale, was one of the
three Michigan WACs who reported
for duty at Gen. Arthur MacAr
thur’s headquarters on Leyte in the
Philippines. This group of WAC was
the first to be in that area.
Receives Award
PVT. LESLIE E. MORRIS, hus
band of Mrs. Louise Morris of 123
Ford avenue, has been awarded the
Expert Combat Infantryman’s Med
al. The presentation was made on
October 23.
Since receiving the medal. Pvt.
Morris was wounded on November 8
in Germany. He has been removed
to a hospital somewhere in England.
Before entering the Army, Pvt. Mor
ris was employed as assistant man
ager of the Dow’n River Federal
Savings and Loan Association.
WAYNE PREPARES
FOR ANNUAL
"THE MESSIAH"
Joseph Wargo, Jr., of 3342 Van
Alstyne boulevard is a member of
Wayne University's musical groups
which are preparing for the Uni
versity's 15th annual production of
Handel’s “The Messiah”, scheduled
for presentation at the Masonic
Temple in Detroit in approximately
two weeks.
Because in past years thousands
of music lovers have been turned
away from the Wayne production.
University authorities this year have
scheduled performances on Decem
ber 12 and 13 at 8:15. Tickets are
available at the University ticket
office and at Grinnell's.
More than 100 helicopters have
rolled off the world’s helicopter as
sembly line at Bridgeport's Sikorsky
division of United Aircraft. Produc
tion has been stepped up to five
planes a week.
PLACE YOUR ORDER
NOW!
PHOTOGRA.PHS
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CHRISTMAS
DECEMBER 11
IS THE LAST DAY
Photographs make ideal Christmas Gifts. It's a favorite to
send THAT man in the Service.
Don't wait ’til the deadline day. Come in now for a sitting.
December 11 is the last day you can order for Xmas delivery
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1944
Const Guards
Issue Call lor
17-Year Olds
Anew recruiting call to 17-vear
old men went out today from the
Coast Guard recruiting office at 531
Lafayette Bldg., Detroit.
After completing boot trailing at
Manhattan Beach, N. Y., recruit*
may be assigned to duty afloat or
ashore anywhere in the world. Boot
camp takes eight weeks to complete.
Enlistment in the Coast Guard is
for three years, or for the duration
of the war, plus six months, at the
discretion of the Coast Guard.
Recruits must have 20-30 corrected
vision in each eye, be not less than
64 inches in height, and must have
a minimum of 20 teeth, 14 of which
must be serviceable for masticating.
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