Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-12

former district 4 Il
high graduate; Sgt. Broaon
and Ronald A. Jarchow, SOIL
Keyston Avenue, Bethesda. JAR
chow completed two years at
Maryland and one year at North
Western. All are now commencing
training at San Antonio.
BROTHER OF SOLDIER
KILLED IN KOREA REENLISTS
=. Corporal Otha R. Fink, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Fink Of
Route l, Derwood, reenlisted this
week at Rockville and was sent
to FIT. Meade for assignment with
the Military Police. Corporal Fink,
discharged in July after serving
with the MPs in Japan, was an
older brother of Robert Fink, who
lost his life in the Korean war.
LOCAL RESERVISTS Recalled
Arthur D. Fleming of 304
Monroe Street, Rockville a men,
Der of the Rockville Fire Depart
ment, was recalled to active duty
with the Air Force and is to repor:
on the 25th of October to Langley
Field. Arthur, an Air Force vet
eran, was the first local youth to
enlist at the Rockville station upon
its opening in April of 1916. He
served in the Pacific for eighteen
months and entered the reserves
upon separation in 1948. Arthur is
married to the former Dorothy
Campbell of Gaithersburg.
Another local reservist recalled
to active duty is Corporal Marshall
V. Allnutt, of 405 Blandford Ave-
nue., Rockville. Now employed by
Maryland Motors, local Plymouth
dealer, Marshall will report to Fit.
Campbell, Kentucky on the 23rd OF
this month and will be assigned
with the Ordnance Department. A
World War II veteran of the South
Pacific, he entered military service
in 1943 and was separated from
active duty in '46. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall w. All
mutt of Boyds, and is married to
the former Geraldine Spring of
Boyds. On the same recall order
was Cornelius Wilson of Route 5,
Rockville, a veteran of two years
with the Engineers in Korea.
AIR FORCE CORPORAL WEBS
Donald Lucas, son of Mrs.
Wilfred johnson of Hunting Hill,
was recently married while sta
toned with the Air Force at Fair
field Suisun, California. The Cor
poral and his Portland, Oregon
bride will reside near the air fed.
Congratulations, Don.
HONOR STUDENT PRAISES
AIR FORCE. Samuel Harper
of Germantown, and a graduate of
Lbs, has only the best to say about
the opportunities in the Air Force.
Graduating with top honors at the
Air Force Administration school,
Sam is now statistical clerk with
the 2349th Overseas Replacement
Group, Camp Stoneman, Cali
fornia. He recently was promoted
to Corporal while at his present
assignment.
SIS REGISTRANTS HAVE
DEADLINE TO ENLIST. in
many cases, draft registrants are
unaware that once they receive
orders to appear for a pre-induc-
ton examination, they are in
eligible to apply for enlistment in
the Army or Air Force. Since the
United States Air Force announced
recently that the enlistment pro-
gram is ceiling unlimited" many
potential inductees are volunteer
ing Immediately for enlistment.
Those interested are urged to con-
tact the Rockville recruiting sta.
ton prior to receiving a pre-induc-
ton notice.
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
E. Over $50 young men from tie
county have enlisted at the Rock
vile Recruiting Station since the
first of July.
BROTHERS MEET IN KOREA
/. Melvin and Billy Galloway,
soldier-sons of Roy Galloway OF
Gaithersburg recently met some
where in Korea. 1t was plain deter
mination that brought about the
reunion. Melvin, the oldest, reeE-
listed in August solely to join his
brother on the fighting front.
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