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Additional Servicemen's Lists: Jewish Chaplains
Be Honored
More Information Is Desired To
At ServicesDec.16
Have you sent the required information regarding your
relatives and friends to the War Records Bureau of the Army
and Navy Committee of the Jewish Welfare Board?
If you have not, do so NOW.
If there are corf„ections to be Made in the lists published
in The Jewish News, send them to the War Records. Bureau,
8904 Woodward, Detroit 2, Mich., telephone MA. 8400.
To secure additional War Records blanks, call the bureau.
There have been many changes in ratings, and these, too,
must be recorded with the necessary information.
Additional lists of names, which include incompleted as
well as completed records, follow:
Enlisted Men • - Women
Incomplete Information
Pvt. June Bachman
Morris E. Bachman
• Mitchell Bacow
M/Sgt. Peter Bader
S/Sgt. Abraham Baker
• Pfc. Irvin Baker
Pvt. Nathaniel Baker
. Charles Baldwin
Charles Baldwin
Edward L. Banks
-Sam Bankler
Albert Barach
Maxwell Barach
Irving • Barach:
Harold Baril
_Sam Barkler
Jack Barnes
Alan S. Barnett
- Marvin S. • Barnett
Michael Barnett
'Milton' Barnett
Albert Barr
'Edward Barr
Norman W. Barr
Samuel Barr • ,
S/Sgt. Alvin • larrett
-Jack A. Barron
Philip Barsky
Leonard Baruch
Betty M. Bass
Pvt. George Bassin
Lawrence G. Bateman
Allen S. Baum
Harry Bayer
Nathan Bean
_ Harold Beck
Lloyd Beck
Harry Becker
'Pvt. Jack Becker
•Joseph Norman Becker
Norman. R. Becker
_David D. Beer
Joseph F. Beer
Pvt. Alex M. Beerbohm
Sol Begel
Paul A. Bagun
.Philip Duncan Begun
Sherwin A. Behrman
Pfc. Meier Belensky
Pvt. Bennie Bell
-I. Bell
Morris Benaderet
Harold B. Bender
Edward E. Bennett
' Donald Harry Benoit
Sgt. Morton Benson
Pvt. Morton Benyas
Sgt. James M. Berendt
Sgt. Louis L. Berendt
Bernard S. Berg
Howard K. Berg
Harris Berger
Irving Berger
Joseph Berger
Morris Berger
Milford C. Bergstrom
Harold Berick
Sgt. Morris A. Berin
Herman Berkovitz
Nathan Berkovitz
Donald Berkower
Alex Berkowitz
T/Sgt. Alfred E. Berko-
witz
Jacob Berkowitz
Lawrence Berkowitz
'Harry Berlin
S/Sgt. Leonard Berlin
Max D. Berlin
-
Newton Berlin
Cia. Bernard R. • Berman
Seaman 1/C Daniel D.
Berman
Pvt. Jack J. Berman
Louis Berman
Reuben E. J. Berman
Pfc. Leonard H. Ber-
nath
Sgt. James Berndt
Paul Q. Bernhardt
Benjamin B. Bernstein
Lewis Bernstein
Phillip Bernstein
Sidney Bernstein
Harry Berofsky
Richard E. Berris
Jacob Berson
Luby Betman
Alvin M. Bez
-Harold Bialk
Max Bialick
Charles 0. Bieber
Leonard Bielfield-0.--
Milton Bielfield
A/S Gilbert Miles Bier-
man
'Manuel Bilsky
Jack. Binder
Maurice Bindes
Max L. Birnbaum
Sidney Birnbaum
Jack Birnberg
Midshipman Donald
Black
Joseph L. Blackman
Ralph L. Blackman '
Robert W. Blackman
Irving Blank
Max Blank
Norman B. Blatt
Max Blau
At' lose Blau
'
.Bernard Bliefield
Cpl. Albert Milled
Louis M. Blitz
Max Bliven
Harold I\V Bloch
Richard Bloch
Leo
Block
•
Seaman 1/C Raymond
Block
sack W. Bloom
Joseph Bloom
Nathan Bloomberg
Seymour Bloomfield
Joseph Bluestein
Philip Blum
S/Sgt. Arthur Blumberg
A. H. Blumberg
Freda Blumberg
David Blumenfeld
Marvin Blumenthal
Nathan Blumer
Eli M. Blumfield
Julius J. Bock
Leo Bock
William C. Bodner
Joe Bogorad
Max E. Bolhover
Sydney Bolhover
Harry Bookstein
Michael J. Boran
Jack Bonin
Leonard J. Bonin
Al Borinstein
Joe Borison
Harry Borkin.
Leslie Bororoff
David Bortnick
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Friday, December 8, 1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
Milton
J. Bosley
P.O.
3/C
Frank Boxman T/Sgt. Bernard Victor
Canner
P.O. 2/C Oscar" Boxman Cpl. Harold Cantor
Samuel Boxman
Sk 1/c Donald Can-vas-
Sgt. Daniel J. Bozin
ser
Arthur G. Braiker
Pvt. Robert Canvasser
Jerome Brainin
Leonard Brand
Pvt. Edwin Harvey Cap-
Herbert S. Brandwine
lan
Harold A. Brahm
A/S Martin Caplan
T/Sgt.
Jerome
L.
Pvt.
Milton Leonard
Brasch
Caplan
William Jack Braun
S
2/c
Stanley Laurence
Jacob Brauner
Caplan
Joseph Braver
Cpl.
T/5
Samuel Shel-
Samuel Braver
don Capp
Samuel Brenner
Yeoman 1/c Harry Car-
Bernard Breyer
nick
Jerry Broad
S 2/c Donald ‘J. earn
Able Broder
Cpl.
Daniel •Carpenter
Ben Brodie
Pvt. Oscar Carr
Arthur N. Brodsky
Pfc.
Sol Carr
Morris Brodsky
Pfc. Dean Philip Carron
Bernard Brooks
Sgt.
Henry Harris Car-
Leonard Brooks
ver
Albert Brown
Pvt.
Maurice
C. Cascade
Arnold Brown
S 2/c Arthur Samuel
Eugene L. Brown
Cascade
Jack Brown
Cpl. Jules B. Cash
Jacob G. Brown
Sgt. Louis Cassels
Lou Brown
Cpl.
Max Cavler
Yale L. Brown
Pfc. Gordon Ceasar
Pvt. Morris Brozgold
Pvt.
Ben Century
Charles Brusk
Pfc. Albert Chafets
Morris M. Buch
Pfc.
Jack Nathan Chal-
Arthur Buchalter
ken
Martin Budman
Sgt. Jack Chaikin
Joseph Budson
Pfc. Albert Chait
P.O. E. Joseph Burke
e Sgt. Jake Chalfen
Louis Burke
vt. Avery Chaness
Samuel M. Burke
Cpl. Samuel Chapin
William Burke
Cpl. Harry Charfess
Walter N. Burke
Pvt. Samuel Charfoos
Leon Burns
Cpf. Charles Charnow
Harold Burnstein
Pvt. Ralph Charnow.
Herman H. Burnstein
Cpl. Murray Chayet
Hy Burnstein
Pfc. Charles Chernoff
Sgt. Ralph Burnstein
Cpl. Sol Chernoff
Morris M. Burstein
Pfc. Ben S. Chinitz
Joseph Burston
Pvt. Harry Chudnow
Sgt. Leo Burton
Cpl. Max Cicurel
Samuel Buttler
Pvt. Robert Louis Cino-
ma n
Pvt. Harley Julius Cit-
COMMISSIONED
rin
OFFICERS
T/Cial. Louis Citrin
• (Complete Information)
Pfc. Arnold Brodieo-Cit-
non
Lt. (S.G.) Darwin Can-
Cpl. Joseph Clemstein
vasser
Cpl. T/5 Yale David
2nd Lt. Marvin Canvas-
Coggan
ser
Pvt. George Cohan
Capt. Leslie Caplan
Pfc.
Abe Saul Cohen.
Capt. Seymour I. Cap-
Pfc. Al Cohen
lan
Pvt. Albert Melvin Co-
1st Lt. Benjamin Caron
hen
2nd Lt. Harry W. Cas-
Pvt. Arnold Cohen
cade
Pfc. Arnold Cohen
2nd Lt. Dora Cashdan
A/C Arnold A. Cohen
1s1. Lt. Sidney Chafetz
Pvt. Arnold I. Cohen
Capt. Harold Chaifetz
Cpl. Benjamin Cohen
Capt. Henry A. Chap-
Pvt. Bernard Cohen
ni•k
Pvt. David W. Cohen
Capt. George Charnas
Pvt. Donald M. Cohen
Capt. Sidney Charnas
Pvt. Gerald J. Cohen
Lt. (S.G.) Samuel Syd-
Pfc. Harold Cohen
ney Chattman
Pfc. Harold Israel Co-
2nd Lt. Morris Leonard
hen
Chereshnia
Pvt. Herman Cohen
1st Lt. Herman M.
Pvt. Hyman Cohen
Chesluk
Pfc. Irving Cohen
Ensign Aaron Morton
Cpl. Irving Cohen
Clamage
Pvt.
Irving Cohen
Lt.
(J. G.)
Irwin
Pvt. Irwin Cohen
Schwayder Clamage
Pvt. Jack Cohen
Ensign Stanford Clam-
Pvt. John Cohen
age
Pfc. Joseph Cohen
2ncl•Lt. Harold Coblentz
Pvt. Joseph Cohen
1st Lt. George Roger
Pvt. Joseph J. Cohen
Cohan
Pvt. Julius Cohen'
1st Lt. Abe Cohen
Pfc. Leonard Joseph
1st Lt. Abraham Cohen
Cohen
1st Lt. Abraham Cohen
Pvt. Leonard Cohen
Lt. (J.G.) Herbert Co-
T/Sgt.
Louis Cohen
hen
Sgt. Louis E. Cohen
2nd Lt. Hyman Cohen
A/C Malcolm Richard
Capt. Hyman Herbert
Cohen
Cohen
Pvt. Manuel Cohen
2nd Lt. Leonard Karl
Pvt. Manuel Cohen
Cohen
Pvt. Martin Cohen
2nd Lt.. Louis Arthur
Pvt. Marvin Cohen .
Cohen
Sgt. Meyer Cohen
1st Lt. Sidney Cohen
Pvt. Milton R. Cohen
Major Sigmund Cohen
Pvt. Milton S. Cohen
2nd-s• Lt. Wilfred Albert
T/Cpl. Morris M. Cohen
Cohen
Pfc. Morris Cohen
Capt. Daniel E. Cohn
Pfc. Morris Cohen
Lt. (J.G.) Morton Cohn
T/Sgt. Morton Cohen
Capt. Robert H. Cohn
Ensign Sidney Lewis . A/S Norman Jules Co-
hen
Cohn
A/C Richard Merwyn
Capt. Leslie Eugene
Cohen
Col burn
S/Sgt. Robert L. Cohen
Lt. (S.G..) Allen A. Col-
Pvt. Sam Cohen
lens
Pvt. Sam Cqhen
2nd Lt. Arthur Bernard
Pvt. Seymour Cohen
Colman
Pvt. Sherwin Walter
2nd Lt. Charles Francis
Cohen
Colman
Pvt. Sidney Cohen
Ensign Robert Belson
Sgt. Sol Cohen
Col ten
Pfc. Solomon Cohen
1st Lt. E. Wallace Col-
S/Sgt. Solie Cohen
vin
S/Sgt. Alfred Cohn •
Capt. Harold Aaron
Pvt. Avern S. Cohn
Conn
Pfc. Donald M. Cohn
Capt. Raymond W.
S/Sgt. Irving Cohn
Conn
Pvt. Malcolm Randolph
2nd Lt. Richard D.
Coons
Capt. Theodore Ira
PvCto. hSnheldon S. Cohn
Pvt. Sidney Cohn
Cooper
Yeoman 3/c Ruth Cohon
Ensign Jack Jacob Cor-
Pfc. Raymond Colbert
nell
M. M. 3/c Morton Har-
2nd Lt. David Crohn
old Cole
(Incomplete
Pvt. Richard ,Cole.
Information)
Ph.M. 1/c Robert Cole
M/Sgt. James Coleman
Lt. Manuel Canter
P/O Jules Coleman
F/O Allen Cantor
Pvt. Lawrence J. Col-
Ensign Stanley Caplan
lins
Lt. Harry Cheroff
Cpl. Sol Collins
Lt. Morris Cherry
Pvt.
Robert Colman
1st Lt. Nathan Burton
•
Sgt. Eli Comay
Citlin
Pvt. Alvin Allen Cooper
2nd Lt. Frank R. Cohen
Pvt.
Bernard
Cooper
Lt. Gerald L. Cohen.
Sgt. Jack H. • Cooper
Ensign Larry E. Cohen
Pfc. Jack H. Cooper
Lt. Morris Cohl
Pfc. Jay Richard Cooper
Capt. Harry Cook
Cpl. Morris Cooper
Lt. Alex Corinblat
A/S - .Joseph Charles
Capt. Leo J. Croll
Coplon
1st- Lt. Maurice Croll
Sgt. Jack Corinblat
Pvt. Daniel B. Corn
ENLISTED MEN AND Cpl. Henry Cove
WOMEN IN SERVICE Cpl. Reuben- Cottler
T/Sgt. Lawrence Rob-
(Complete Information)
ert Coville
Pfc. Edward Joseph Pfc. Warren Jay Coville
Cabot
Pvt. Warren Wolfe Co-
A/S Joseph Caden
wan
Pfc. Rolf Cahn
Pvt. Martin Louis Co-
Pfc. Jack Canchester
wen
"Jewish. Chaplains Sabbath"
will be observed in synagogue
and temple pulpits throughout
',-
the c ountry next Saturday, Dec.
16, the Sabbath of Hanukah, in
tribute to the 266 rabbis serving
in the armed forces.
The observance has been ar-
ranged by the Committee on
Army and Navy Religious Activi-
ties (CANRA) of the ,National
Jewish Welfare Board, 145 32nd
St., New York.
Of the 266 Jewish chaplains on
duty, 225 are in the army, 40 are
in the navy, one is in the Mari-
time Service and 113 are at' over-
seas posts. •
Six Jewish chaplains have died
in line of duty: Irving Tepper,
Louis Werfel, Alexander Goode,
Henry Goody, Samuel D. Hur-
witz and Herman L. Rosen.
Pfc. Gavern Fighting
In Gen. Patton's Army
Pfc. Stanley M. Gavern, who
was wounded in action on Nov.
16, was in one of Gen. Patton's
3rd Army crack divisions, the
95th, which fought at Metz and
now is in Germany.
Pfc. Gavern, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Gavern of 3332 Cle-
ments, a January, 1944, gradUate
of Cass Tech in metalurgical
chemistry, passed the V-12 pro-
gram before completing his high
school course. He entered the
army in February of 1944 and
first was sent to Ft. Sheridan and
then to Ircdiantown Gap, Pa:, for
basic training. He left for Eng-
land in .September and then was
transferred to France.
His brother, Lt. Allan J., who
is stationed at the base weather
station at Abilene, Tex., is now
home on leave.
A/C Jack Seymour Cra-
nis
Cpl. Leon J. Cranis
Pvt. Aaron Zelig Cutler
Pfc. Nat Harold Cutler
ENLISTED MEN AND
WOMEN IN SERVICE
(Inccimplete List)
Julius Caden
Hyman Camen
Harold Cantor
Pvt. Herbert Cantor
Cpl, Charles Canvasser
Del Canvasser
T/Sgt. Nathaniel Can-
vasser
Norman Canvasser
Seymour L. Caplan
Sgt. Sherman Caplan
Pvt. Sidney Caplan
William B. Caplan
Harold M. Carp
Joseph Carp
Archie L. Carpenter
John Cash
Mike S. Cash
Samuel J. Casselman
Harry Chabin
Seymour Chafets
Philip Chafetz
Samuel J. Chaffee
Carl Chaifetz
Isadore Chaiken
Nathan Chalnick
Joseph E. Chapman
Max M. Chapman
Robert Chapman
Jacob Leon Chason•
Gerald L. Chasson
Max Cheifer
S/Sgt. Milton C. Cher-
esh
Sam Chernikow
Lemuel 'Cherrin
Pvt. Albert Chicorcel
David Chicorel
Philip Chomiuk
Abraham A. Chudler
Albert Chudler
Isadore Chusid
Max Cleurel
Irving Citron
Charles Clayman
Joseph M. Clayton
Joseph Climstein
Irving Cohan
William D. Cohan
Abraham A. Cohen
Abraham I. Cohen
Albert Cohen
Albert Cohen
Albert Cohen
Arthur G. Cohen
Bernard Cohen
Pvt. Bertram Cohen
Cpl./T Bella Cohen
David J. Cohen
Elliot D. Cohen
Harry Cohen
Harry Cohen
Irving Cohen
Irving Cohen
Israel Cohen
Izzy Cohen
Jack Cohen
Pfc. Jerry Cohen
Joe Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Leon M. Cohen
Leonard Cohen
Lew Cohen
Marvin Cohen
Morris Cohen
Morris Cohen
Nathan Cohen
Nathan Cohen
Sgt. Nathan Cohen
Paul Cohen
Pat Cohen
Reuben Cohen
Sidney Cohen
W/O Sidney Cohen
Sidney Cohen
.
GUEST EDITORIAL .
Hostesses' Share in JWB-USO Work
By MRS. JULIAN H. KROLIK
Chairman, Jewish Welfare Board-USO Hostess Committee
Five -hundred hostessess — young, attractive and friendly —
are the one indispensable feature of the USO-JWB recreation pro-
gram. Responsible staff and committee people may plan and super-
vise with skill and imagination and the program will be better for
it, but without the girls there would be no,. pro-
gram at all. Girls plus food plus pleasant sur-
roundings are what the boys. want -- and if
something has to be- omitted, it can't be the girls.
The hostesses,
• all over 18, are your daughters
and their friends, coming from every part of
Detroit and every type of Jewish home. A com-
mittee of older women, carefully trained by their
own young sons and daughters in what is de-
sirable in a "date," interviews the girls and
selects them. They must be attractive, well-
mannered; cheerful and adaptable. They must like
people. Most of our girls fit this pattern pretty
Mrs. Krolik
completely.
Following a training session, hostesses are assigned to teams
of 30 girls each. Two senior hostesses are in charge of each team.
The seniors are the heart of the Detroit JWB set-up. They have
planned and carried the program from its beginning. All are young
business and professional women with varied backgrounds in com-
munity volunteer work. They are competent, loyal, pleasant to work
with, resourceful in emergencies, painstaking in supervision and
dependable. They plan the parties and see to it that the affairs run
smoothly. They work hard and intelligently and deserve very special
words of praise and thanks.
All teams serve on a rotating schedule, so that every girl gets
a chance at every type of party. Each team has an average of three
assignments a month. There are swimming parties teas and break-
fasts in the JWB headquarters, evenings at the 'downtown USO,
parties at- the Great Lakes Club, dances at nearby posts. In the
summer there are frequent picnics. A group also goes on Friday
nights to services at Romulus Army Air Base and Selfridge Field.
For many of the parties the girls contribute the food themselves. On
all trips the girls pay their own bus fare.
To the servicemen the girls mean friendship, rather than ro-
mance They are fun today and gone tomorrow.. Each girl is a symbol
of the Girl Back Home—or often enough, of a wife and baby.
JWB girls have proved themselves adaptable and pleasant hostesses
to the great variety of servicemen whom the Detroit USO entertains.
Few of the boys are• Jewish,
New hostesses are taken on about every six months. Because
hundreds of girls would like to serve and only a small part of them
can be used, there is always a long waiting list.. The plan has been
to keep the list constantly changing so as to give as many girls as
possible a chance to participate.
The program was originally set up by Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, the
first chairman, and has been carried out by two staff members,
Hannah Ferman, who left in February 1944, and was followed by
Rosalind Rice. The chairman is also .a member of the Volunteer
Service Committee of the downtown USO. All agency regulations
follow the pattern laid out by this central committee.
The present JWB hostess committee consists of Mrs. - Hyman C.
Broder, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Mrs. Max R. Frank, Mrs. Lewis B.
Daniels, Mrs. Maurice Klein, Mrs. Hershel V. Kreger, Mrs. Gilbert
Michel, Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower and the chairman.
Servicemen have found Detroit a "good" town and have written
home about it, and for that both girls and committee may be grateful
and pleased.
Donald M. Cohn
Sgt. Herbert H. Cohn
Ralph Cohn
Victor Cole
John C. Coleman
Cpl. Marvin Collins
Myron F. Collins
Arthur B. Colton
David P. Colville -
Roy Julius Comrner
Philip Cook
Benjamin Cooper
Irwin Cooper
Nathan Cooper
Saul Cooper
Sol Cooper
A/S Peter Copeland
Donald Howard Corn
Marvin Cornfield
Ruth Cousins
Abel Craine
Alex Cranis
Theodore Cranis
David Cushner
Dave Cutler
CASUALTIES
(Complete Information)
Cpl./T Samuel Sheldon
Capp, Wounded in
action at Anzio Beach-
head, Wounded in ac-
tion in Italy 3-12-44.
S g t . Jake. Chalfen,
Wounded in action at
Guadalcanal 10-42
2nd Lt. Harold Cob-
lentz, Killed in plane
crash in Rapid City,
S. D. 12-43
2nd Lt. Hyman Cohen,
Missing in action ov-
er Asiatic Area 5-44
Pfc. Irvin Cohen, Kill-
ed in action on Sai-
pan
Pfc. Solomon Cohen,
Prisoner of War in
Japan 1-42
2nd Lt. David Crohn,
Wounded in action in
Normandy, France,
7-7-44
(Incomplete
Information)
Lt. Manuel Cantor.
Prisoner of War in
Germany
F/0 Allen Cantor, Miss-
ing in action in flight
to Bahamas 6-24-44
AWARDS
(Complete Information)
Capt. Seymour I. Cap-
lan. Cited for Meri-
torious Conduct while
on duty 9-22-43
Cpl./T Samuel Sheldon
Capp, Purple Heart
and Oak Leaf Cluster
Sgt. Jake Chalfen,
Purple Heart, Presi-
dential Citation
Capt. Robert- Ir. Cohn,
Air Medal 7-44
(Incomplete
Information)
T/Sgt. Nathaniel Can-
vasser, Air Medal,
Three Oak Leaf Clus-
ters, Distinguished
Flying Cross
ENLISTED MEN AND
WOMEN IN SERVICE
(Incomplete
Information)
Maurice Daitch
Zamuei. B. DaitcM
Morris Damsky
Sgt. Charles H. Daniels
Henry Danuloff
Phillip Danzig
Rubin Davidoff
Louis Davidov
Harry 0. Davidson
Jack H. Davidson
S/Sgt. Mervin E. Dav-
idson
Samuel M. Davidson
Seaman 1/C William
Davidson
Donald David
Harold A. Davis
Harry Davis
Irving Davis
Jack Davis
Jerome Davis
Leo Davis
Maurice I. Davis
Morris Davis
Morris D. Davis
Richard L. Davis
Sgt. Charles Deitch
Henry Demant
Merele DePolen
Ben Derin
Max Derin
Mary Des ow
Leonard H. Devenow
Irving Diamond
Morris Diamond
Sgt. Albert Dicken
Norman Dickman
Richard Dickman
Joseph Diem
Sidney E. Dinner
Albert Diskin
Raymond K. Diskin
Bernard Dizik
Daniel Dolinka
Hyman Dolinka
Henry S. Doner
Henry Donofsky
Simon Doren
B. T. Dorfman
Harry Dorfman
Helen Dresser
Meyer Drickman
Morton M. Druckear
Abraham Dubinsky
Julius Dubinsky
Solomon Dublin
Milton Duchan
Abraham Duke
Edward Dunitz
Sydney J. Dunitz
Arnold Dunn
Peter J. Dunn
Lt. Philip Begun
Back in. Alaska
Participated in Kiska Cam-
paign; Brother Paul Is
Stationed in India
,
First Lt. Philip Begun has re-
turned to the Alaskan Air Base
where he is stationed after hav-
Sgt. Begun
Lt. Begun
ing spent a 15-da:' leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Begun of 1546 Chicago Blvd.
UpOn graduation from Wayne
University Law School and ad-
mittance to the Bar, he was in-
ducted into the army and was
commissioned a 2nd lieutenant in
the Air Corps in April, 1943. In
March, 1944, he was promoted to
the rank of First Lieutenant.
After spending a year in the
Aleutians, where he partici-
pated in the Kiska campaign,
he was transferred to the Alas-
kan mainland where he is as-
signed to the Air Corps. World-
wide Communications Service.
His brother, Sgt. Paul, is sta-
tioned in India where he is at-
tached to a group servicing B-29
Bombers.
AWARDS
(Complete Information)
S/Sgt. Louis D. David-
off• Air Medal, Six
Oak Leaf Clusters,
Distinguished Flying
Cross, Jan. 10. 1944
Sgt. Reuben Davidoff,
Purple Heart, Dec.
1943
Pfc. Charles Pershing
Davis, Presidential
Citation, Bronze Star
Medal
Pfc. Philip Denefeld,
Air Medal, Disting-
uished Flying Cross,
Sklar Made Major
August 1944
Pfc. David Dickman,
Among the promotions an-
Purple Heart, May 24,
1944, Bronze Star nounced by the War Department
Medal, August 1944
was that of Emanuel W. •Sklar,
Captain Herman E. Dis- Adjutant General's Department, •
. kin, Legion •of Merit
Award, May 11, 1943 to the rank of major. Maj. Sklar's
T/Sgt. Milton G. Drap- Detroit address is 2625 Calvert!
kin, Air Medal, June
1, 1944, Three Oak
Leaf Clusters, Dis-
tinguished F 1 y 1 n - g
Additional Servicemen's News
Cross, Sept. 18, 1944
Cpl. Lawrence A. Dres-
Au., prow) Citations
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