Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-17

A.,C ~ spiritual Bulu-
MTogt' brown ance actively
maintained by Armed Forces chap
lains. From the front lines of Korea
to camps and bases in occupied
countries and in the United States,
special religious services are held
for the various faiths in keeping
with their own rituals. Since Eas-
ter is a time of REJOICING-let's
give thanks for our Military Men
of God" who are reinforcing the
spiritual strength of SERVICE
MEN WE KNOW.
FULL-THROTTLE was yanked-
out on Separation Wild Blue Yond-
err" last Monday as approximately
60 of the rs seniors at Richard
Montgomery High School witness
sed two Air Force films beamed
towards Career Opportunities for
High School Graduates. Much
interest was encounted towards
this program in discussion period
which followed the showing of the
film.
THROTTLE WIDE OPEN ON
CADET PROCUREMENT. {.
With the Nations first line of de-
Tense building up its muscle to
meet the threat of aggression, the
shortage of pilots, bombardiers,
navigators, and radar observers,
has become a matter of PRIME
CONCERN. This shortage is not
because of pilot attrition in Korea
Its a direct result of the heft-
ing-up of the Air Force combat
strength. With the cadet crisis
has come lowering of the entrance
barriers, thus one of the reasons
why this program merits the at
tention of many high school grad
yates this coming June.
KENNETH D. SMALL, former
Maryland University Junior from
Oakdale, made his career deci-
sion" few days ago and was on
time early Monday morning to join
the, ARMY SECURITY AGENCY.
JESSE H. LAWHORNE, son of
Mrs. Clarence E. hawthorne of
Route 2, Gaithersburg, left last
Friday for Sampson AT Base, New
York, after joining the Air Force
earlier in the week.
HELEN r. MEADE, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Meade
of Washington Grove, recently
graduated from the Naval Elec-
tronics School, Great Lakes, Hi.
nois. Now stationed at the Nava
Air Station in Memphis, Heller
joined the WAVES last Februar,
a year ago and judging from hel
fine efficiency record with the
Navy, it looks as though she's low
ing every minute of it.
WALTER CASHELL, the Arm,
Sergent son of Mrs. Frank Cashel
oflOlney, ended thirty-day leav,
at home-reporting to FIT. Georg,
G. Meade last Thursday. Waite
formerly was with the Arm
Ground Forces at Bremerhaven
Germany, for three years.
WILLIAM c. HAGER, JR., o
Damascus, former gunner" OF
a BIG in the Pacific, is now
Staff Sergeant stationed at Mel
lis AT Base, Las Vegas, Nevada
WILLIAM T. MAGERS, son o
Mrs. Lottie Mayors of East Mont
gomerv Avenue, Rockville. wa
PROMOTED TO SERGEANT ,
few days ago while a Chief Di
spatcher with an Air Force motto
vehicle squadron in KOREA.
CARLTON d. LEIZEAR, Sea
man recruit. USN, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry w. Leizear of Ednol
is completing training at the Navs
Training Center, Bainbridg,
Maryland. Carl enlisted for Nav
service in January.
JOSEPH r. BEALL. son of NJ,
end Mrs. Charles w. Beall of 10
Chestnut Street, Gaithersburg,
an Army POW guard on an islam
near Korea where many thousand
Of enemy prisoners-of-war are ir
termed. His address: PFC ].
Beall, US 52O9O90S, Co. F., Infar
try, ret, APO 501, care PM, Sa
Francisco.
KENNY BRUMITT, son of NJ
and Mrs. Avery II. Bmmitt {
Charles Street, Rockville. we
PROMOTED TO SERGEANT La
month while with the Air Fore
at Spokane, Washington.
ED. EMBREY, Sergeant Fir
Glass, USA, and son of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Sumpter Embrey of $3.50 Con
merce Lane, Rockville, is assign'