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PAGE TV.M.VU;i ’im |% a x 7^' Vu7;'a - »^ 3# ‘ill . I * 4«i li x •!• 11140*With Uncle SamFourth sonin serviceHawai!Now in Hawaii is William Frey-erniuth of Arlington Heights.“Have arrived in Hawaii. It is a beautiful country with plenty of flowers all about the islands. We had three days of rouih weather on the boat and about 75lt; of the men became sick. 1 was one of the lucky ones, though, and * came through o. k.“I had deck duty during the entire trip and was glad of it. Wego up earlier than the others, thu enabling me to get my meals without having to stand in line. 1 celebrated my 19th birthday at sea, a novel experience for me.”His address is Pvt. WilliamFreyermuth, 36906416, APO 11475, ‘/rPM, Xew York, N. Y.GermanyFrom Germany comes word of Roy Nawrot of Palatine.‘I have been receiving the Palatine Enterprise pretty regular lately and 1 am sure glad to get it. I have been overseas lor about 8 months and hope it won’t be another 8. 1 have been throughScotland, England, France, Belgium, Holland and am now some-\\ here in Germany.iRobert L. Pombrosky. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pombrosky ofPalatine, has joined the Merchant Marine and left Saturday for training. This is the 4th son Mrs. Pombrosky has given trf Uncle Sam, namely Pfc. William Trow (missing in action), S-Sgt. Herbert Trow in Germany, August Pombrosky AMM 2c “California,” andnow Robert. There are also two sons-.n-law in service, Sgt. CasmerMisowie, Italy, and S-Sgt. Loyal Hendley, Fort Benning, Georgia.INew York“I think Holland is the best looking country of all, except the U. S. A. A lot of the people in Holland can talk pretty good English.Germany is the worst beat up country you ever saw. I heard from my brother. Edward, that heis somewhere in France.Liberated vetvisits hereaHis address is Pfc. Roy Nawrot,30.377502, APO 88 PM, New York, N. Y.I.IChanging his address at Mitchell Field, New York, is MelGaare of Arlington Heights. HisIiaddress is T-Sgt. Melvin J. Gaare, I102 AAFBU, Mitchell Field. NewYork, X. Y.On his way home and in New York Tuesday was Pvt. Rudy Ha-jek of Palatine. Rudy has been j stationed in Italy for many months, serving in the Air Corps.*Expected home this week is (apt. Otto Masny of Arlington Heights. Otto arrived in the States Monday, calling his parents. He had been captured by the Germans in early December but was returned to U. S. lines.Major Dallas Vinette of New Mexico, one of the prisoners liberated on Luzon, is visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. William Walters of Arlington Heights. Major Vin-ette wears the Presidential Citation. Philippine campaign, pre-Pearl Harbor, Asiatic campaign, American defense and Philippines defense ribbons.!England1t-CalifornIChanging his address at San Pedro, California, is Elroy Polil-man of Mt. Prospect. His address 1 is S2c E. .1. Pohlman, SCTC. SanKenneth Messina, 18, son of Mrs. George Tosch (nee alta Gahl-beck) of Glenview, is now somewhere in Germany. He is with the7th Armv.Changing his address in England is John Ashton of Arlington Heights. His address is Cpl. John Ashton, 1G14G778, APO 141, lt;f p M, New York, N. Y.New MexChanging his address in Germany is Nick Mayer of Arlington Heights. His address is Pvt. Nick Mayer. 36762516, APO 339, ' lt;PM.New York, N. Y.Pedro, Calif.!IWhy Suffer with Itching, BurningIChanging his address in Germany is Norman Weseman of Palatine. His address is Pfc. Norman Weseman, 30703794, APO 230, G PM, New York, X. Y.Now at Clovis, New Mexico, is Francis Matthei, formerly of Palatine. His addrovs is Pfc. Fran-! 2cis Matthei, Sqd PAAF.'Box 665, j • Clovis, New Mexico.Discharged»Ask YourDruggist torA. r. z.First oppliccmon of A. R. Z. relieves itching.VirgHome on leave from Creek, Virginia, is Angus stedt of Palatine. August1tioned aboard a “crashRelieflete’sonteedmoneyfrom oth foct quor-or your refunded.!A. R. Z. on sole of your loco/ Independent Druqo.st.iwhich picks up planes and that have fallen into thenear aircraft carriers.• RM3c Anstedt arrived March 30 and is scheduled turn to Virginia this FridayLittlet An-is sta-boat”debriswaterLeRoy Pomplum of Arlington Heights has received an honorable discharge from the Marines as of March 24. He served in the SouthPacific for two years before being sent home the first of this year.Iwo JimahPhil Baldwin, formerly of Mt.t-home to re-1 Prospect, has been killed on Iwo Jima. Phil, whose parents used to live on Wapelia street, was in the Marines.iiv 4 T 1 A. A 1\a
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