Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-22

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curity Agency; John H. Rowell and
Donald Weinroth, both of Bethes-
da; and AL Hodges of Pierce Drive,
-Four Corners, also handpicked for
assignments with the ASA.
Entering the Air Force were:
George f. Wilt, Jr., of POP Balti-
more Road, Rockville; William R.
Haga, Route l, Derwood; David
Brookes, Of Ashton; Donald Stew
art, Gaithersburg; Walter W.
Cook, Jr., of Silver Spring; Fran
els Young of Gaithersburg; and
Kenneth Jones of Takoma Park.
All left Tuesday morning for
Sampson AT Base in upper New
York State. Those assigned with
the Army Security Agency will
receive 8 weeks of basic at FIT.
Knox and then will report to War
renton, Va, for further training in
radio intelligence schooling.
PROMOTED.-Walter w. Cash
ell, son of Mrs. Eva B. Cashell of
Olney, was promoted recently 20
Sergeant while serving in Europe.
His address is: Sgt. w. W. Cash
ell, 13272191, bet. A, 1902 PIE,
APO SO, care PM, New York.
IN RADIO SCHOOL. - Pfc.
James E. Suddueth, POP Baltimore
Road, Rockville, is now attending
radio school at Keesler Air Force
Base, Mississippi.
HOME BOUND. - Pfc. Herbert
Miller, husband of the former Au-
drey Fillmore of Rockville, left the
7th Infantry on the fighting front
several weeks ago and is reported
due home any minute.
FIT. BELVOIR.-Pfc. Lloyd Will
liams, nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Waller of Gil Monroe St.,
Rockville, is commencing Leader
ship School at Belvoir. Lloyd join
ed the Army Engineers in Febru-
airy and until week ago was sta
toned with the 31st Division at
FIT. Jackson, S. C.
ON LEAVE.-Cpl. Wallace CO.
megys, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Corne-
Illus Comegys of Hyattstown, was
recently homefor 10 days from the
18th Airborne Division, at Fit.
Campbell, Ky.
AIR FORCE CPL. Walter H.
Butler, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Butler of Route 2, Gathers
burg, was home last week on emer-
gency leave to attend the funeral
of his grandfather-the late Tack
ariah Hawkins. Walter is with the
seth Food Service Squadron, Self
ridge Field, Mich.
WITH THE 43rd IN EUROPE.
James Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Brown of Derwood,
would like to hear from his
friends. His address is Pvt. J. E.
Brown, RA 13377494, Co. "L",
1O2nd Infantry, 43rd Division,
APO 112, care of Postmaster, New
York, N. Y. His brother, Kenneth,
who was married in September to
the former Joan Poole of SOB Gran
din Ave-, Rockville, entered the
Army on the 18th of November
and by now has completed process
ing at Fl. Meade-en route to a
training center somewhere in the
southern states.
ALERTED FOR EUROPE.-At
Camp Kilmer, N. j., awaiting or
ders for overseas duty is Pfc. Rich
ard j. Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Moore of Washington
Grove. "Dick" was formerly at
Andrews Air Force Base.
15-DAY LEAVE. - Cpl. Clifton
Lear of Lincoln Park is home on
leave from his present assignment
with the Quartermaster at FIT.
Jackson, S. c.
WITH THE 25th INFANTRY
James L. Cogswell of Rockville,
recently was promoted to Pfc.
while serving as a radio operator
with the l4th Regimental Combat
Team in Korea.
4 NORFOLK NAVAL BASE
James w. Lane, Seaman Appren-
tice, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Lane of Germantown, is
undergoing a course in radiologi-
cal defense at the Fleet Training
Center, Norfolk, Va.
ABBY c. EMBREY, son of Mr..
and Mrs. R. o. Embrey of Rock
vile, arrived recently at Bremen
haven, Germany, as a member Ct
the 172nd Infantry Regiment of
the 43rd Division.
NOW IN FRANCE. - Kenneth
Federline, son of Mrs. Mary Fed
crime of Gaithersburg, arrived in
Europe recently and is now sta
toned at LaRochelle, France. His
mailing address is: Headquarters
bet. 1864, Hq Gp., APO 2l, Care
Postmaster, New York, N. Y.
ABOARD DESTROYER. - Ma.
than S. Gartner, Gunner's Mate
Srd Class, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Gartner, Ssl N. Adams
ST., Rockville, is serving aboard