Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-05

was really milk run. The officer
sent this not too startling piece
of information to the flier's home
town paper. When he received his
copy of it sometime later, he was
considerably surprised to observe
a headline across the front page
which read Local Boy Bombs
Korean Dairy Farm" This is your
article about servicemen you know
so write us the facts as you hear
them and we'll promise not to be
like above flier's home town
weekly"
AIR FORCE OPENS UP-The
Air Force enlistment program,
geared to a low-level during the
past several months, has begun to
lift their quota on enlistments
somewhat are now accepting new
applications. If interested, better
get on that waiting list Now by
calling Rockville 2147.
5 CHOOSE AIR FORCE-Robert
b. Williams, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben H. Hall of 81 West Diamond
Avenue, Gaithersburg, volunteered
this week for the Air Force and by
now, is commencing basic training
at San Antonio. Bob's father is
director of personnel for Mont
gomery County. Others to ego
Air Force" this week were Alan
K. English, of Burnt Mills; Daniel
R. Duff, Jr. Allegheny Avenue,
Silver Spring; James E. Williams,
son of Frank Williams, Silver
Spring Chevrolet dealer; and Rob-
ert e. Culver, COS Park Lane,
Bethesda.
5 JOIN REGULAR ARMY
During the past few days, five
more local young men stepped-in-
line and volunteered for Regular
Army enlistments at the Rockville
station. They were: John E. Hard
ing, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Harding of 10 Peony Drive, Gath
ersburg; Robert Liller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Liller of Red
land; Douglas S. Shipe, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Shipe of Derwood; Charles
Sunny" Bishop of Falkland; and
james H. Rempe, Grant Street, Be-
thesda. Young Rempe, a junior at
Washington University, St. Louis,
was given a special assignment
with the Army Intelligence.
AT WACO, TEXAS-Billy Mag
ers of Rockville, is expected soon
to commence administration school,
ing while with the US. Air Force.
He would like to hear from his
Rockville friends. Address Your
letters to: AT 13371O11, 1866 Motor
Vehicles Squadron, Connally AFB,
Waco, Texas.
CAMP PICKETT, VA.-Donald
Nicholson, son of Mr.. George T.
Nicholson of Redland Road, recent
ly paced through basic training
with the Army Regulars. He
volunteered at Rockville.
HOME ON LEAVE-Staff Serg-
cant Harry L. Stevens, son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Stevens of Pooles-
vile, reported back to his airplane
mechanics job at Ell Paso, Texas
this week after visiting with his
folks for Is days. Harry gradual
ed from PHS in 1913, Joined the
AT the same summer, spent seven
months in England, has been sta
toned at FL Paso for the past two
and half years, looks good in
the Air Force blues, and futher-
more says he likes it-Good Deal.
GAITHERSBURG AIRMEN AT
SHEPPARD FlILD-Pvt. John M.
ManniX, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Mannix of 103 James Street, and
recent enlistee, is now stationed
at Sheppard AT Base, Wichita
Falls Texas. His address: AT 49,
378O4O, Flight 1898, So. 374O
BMTG, Sheppard ABB, Wicita
Falls, Texas.
UP FRONT-PFC Robert p.
Reid, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o.
Reid of Strathmore Avenue, Car
ret Park, is in Korea with the Goth
Chemical Smoke Company. His
unit was given the difficult task of
securing the right flank which kept
the escape road from the Chosin
Reservoir area open to Army and
Marine foot-sloggers last Deem
Der.
30-DAY LEAVE-Corporal JOS
eph B. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Smith of Colesville, is
now home on a thirty day leave
from Mannheim, Germany, where
he is assigned with the 557th Honor
Guard Company.
ENROUTE TO JAPAN-Serg-
cant Jim Miller, Signal Corps radar
instructor, and the son of Mrs.
Nellie Miller of Reading Terrace,
Rockville, is expected momentarily
to fly to Japan where he will help
to set-up a radio school.
END BOOT" TRAINING-PFC
William P. Sherman, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Shearman of
Laird Street, Rockville, is now on
10 day leave prior to reporting
to Camp Jejeune, N. c. He recent
Up completed training at Paris