Evening star., 1952-07-24

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Pfc. Carl E. v. Berger, jr.. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berger, 2507
Randolph street NE, has COM
pleted Marine basic training at
Paris Island, S. C.
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1t. Edward o. Bryant, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Oscar Bryant,
5206 Kansas avenue NV, is
temporarily on duty in French
Morocco, although attached to
the office of the Auditor General
of the Air Force at Weisbaden,
Germany. He is graduate of Air
Force ROTC at the University of
Maryland.
Airman Julian F. Roundtree,
whose wife, Janet, and their
daughter live at 2 Springvale lane,
Silver Spring, with his parents.
has completed his combat tour as
a gunner with the 17th Bomb
Wing in Korea. He flew B-26 |
Night Intruders. He holds the
Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Presi-
dental Citation, Air Medal with |
two Oak Leaf Clusters and five
campaign ribbons for service in
World War II and in Korea.
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Marine Corpl. Alan r. Crouch.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Crouch,
5311 r street, Coral Hills, Md,
has been promoted to his present
rank in Korea for exceptional de-
votion to duty and performance
under fire" He has been overseas 1
10 months with the Sd Battalion,
Tth Regiment, of the 1St Marine
Division.
1t. Col. Louis 'BOzie" Berger,
whose wife Jean and two children /
live at COIL Melvern drive, Be
thesda. Is commanding officer of
1wakuni Air Force Base in Japan.
The base is an air depot for supply 1
and maintenance taken over from
the Australian forces last April. l
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Eugene p. Famiglietti, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Famiglietti, 1928
Northampton street NV, has
been promoted to corporal while
serving with the 1st Marine Divi-
sion in Korea. The Gonzaga
graduate is a cook in a replace
nent company.
Seaman william A. Brockway,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen L.
Brockway, 2124 North Capitol
street, is aboard the heavy cruiser
Des Moines, now making a Euro
pean training cruise for Naval
Academy midshipmen.
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Pvt. GuiIford w. Griffin, whose
wife, Vera. lives at 1889 Newton
street NV, has been named by
the Army to attend Officer Can
didate School. He took his basic
training at Camp Pickett, Va,
and is now in the Finance Corps
OCS at Fort Riley, Kans.
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Marine Sergt. Charles E. Frakes,
whose wife, Ruth, and daughter
live at 3525 Ames street NE, is
stationed at the 1tami Japan)
airbase of the First Marine Air
craft Wing. He is in a service
squadron.
Foster ]. Anderson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Anderson, .485 N
street NV, has completed Marine I
boot training at Paris Island,
S. c.
Mai. Lyman n. Fairbanks, jr.,
whose wife and two children live
at 1860 North Montana street, |
Arlington, has been serving with /
the 18th Bomb Wing in Korea in
a B-26 Night Intruder outfit. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman N.
Fairbanks, live at 2213 North Illi-
nols street. Arlington.
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Charles d. Fleming, naval drafts
man, whose wife, Lucille. lives at |
Al Forester street S.W., is serving
aboard the submarine tender Full
ton.
Allen w. Strait, naval damage
controlman, whose wife, Julia, |
lives at 1916 Ridge place Sc, is
serving aboard the submarine
rescue vessel Coucal, which has
been undergoing testing at Pearl
Harbor.
Pvt. William Randolph, son of I
Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph,
GIT Fourth street NV, has been
assigned to the Quartermaster Re-
placement Training Center at Fort
Lee, Va, for basic training.
Pfc. Ernest A. Tate, son of Mrs
Alberta Shaw. 2l02 Eighteenth
street NV, has recently Joined
the 1st Marine Division in Korea
He has been assigned to an in
fantry unit.
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Seaman Charles r. Wyble, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Wyble,
1881 Crestwood drive NV, has
been graduated from the Navy's
basic submarine course at New
London, Conn.
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Two Washington men have