The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-14
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service there. He came in on
the titanic Queen Elizabeth
Both will enjoy their Burroughs
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Mason. 507 Garfield Ave,
Pascagoula.
Barney Goode Coming Home
With 95 discharge points to his
credit, Pfc. Barney r. Goode,
husband of Mrs. Dorothy NJ.
Goode, 1902 Market ST.. Pasca-
goula, will soon be on his way
to the United States. He is a
member OF the l52nd Infantry
Regiment, 18Th Division.
Goode has been overseas 20
months and he has served pre-
viously in Hawaii, New Guinea
and Leyte. He is holder of the
Combat Infantry Badge, Ameri-
can Defense Medal, Good Con-
duct Medal, Philippine Liberation
Medal and the Asiatic-Pacific
Theater Ribbon with three cam
paign stars.
Goode saw action with the
38th Division during the battle
for Zig Tag Pass, east of Olonga-
pc; during mopping-up ope>a-
tons in Zanbales Province and
in the battle for Wawa Dam. east
of Manila.
The 38th Division killed more
than 10000 Japs during the Lu-
zon Campaign.
Joseph S. Brentz Graduates from
Naval School
From the US Naval Air, Sec
ton at Jacksonville, Fla, comes
news of the graduation of JOS
epr S. Brentz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Brentz of Escataw-
pa, from the Advanced Aviation
Electricians Mate school at the
Naval Air Technical Training
Center.
Brentz, who entered the Navy
Oct. 10, 1912, received his recruit
training at Great Lakes, Ill. He
was later transferred to the
Naval Air Technical Training
Center at Jacksonville. He is
now a fully qualified aviation
electricians mate.
Pascasoulsns Help "Faceliff"
OkinEw wa
From the Seabees center on
Okinawa comes the information
that Lloyd B. Baria, seaman
first class, Ri. 2, and Richard E.
Sanders, seaman second class, SIT
Cedar street, Pascagoula, r now
taking part in the "faeelifting"
of Okinawa.
This is being done by a naval
construction battalion which is
now erecting two hospitals large
enough to accommodate 600 men.
The battalion is also credited
with laying the first air strips
and landing fields there.
Thai the battalion is on the
job was shown by the laying of
a prefabricated bridge across an
entire section OF roadway short
ly after arriving on Okinawa
following the D-Day invasion.
Cpl. William j. Mozingo ar
rives In States
Wearing six battle stars on his
European Theater of Operations
ribbon. Cpl. William j. Mozingo
of 316 John Henry tsreet, Pas
cagoula las arrived at the San
Antonio, Texas district AAF Per-
sonnet Distribution Command
sor processing and reassianment.
James Arledge Returns To
Great Lakes
James Arledge, seaman second
class, who has been home on
leave following the ending OF
his recruit training returned to
Great Lakes, Thursday where he
will be given future orders.
James, who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. v. Arledge is better
known in Pascagoula as Slim.
He entered the navy shortly after
his graduation from the Pasca-
goula high school, class '43.
J. r. Hassell Coming Home
In a recent letter to his wife,
Mrs. J. c. Hassell and mother,
Mrs. j. F. Hassell, Cpl. Hassell OF
Moss Point writes that he ex-
poets to soon be home on a 30
lay furlough. Cpl. Hassell is
with a medical detachment of
the l80th Infantry somewhere in
Italv.
Rix X. Simms Reaches States
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Simms of
o~ascagoula have received a tele-
ram from their son, Rix X. Simms,
7atifuinU fhan of hiQ arrival at