Milford chronicle., 1952-09-12

Roy L. Hazard left Sept. 2nd
for the United States Navy. He is
now stationed at Bainbridge, Md,
where he will take his boot train
ing. His address is Roy L. Hazard
.SR 75O-44-9S, Co. 165. AZ Bait, 4th
Res, U.S.NL.C., cambridge, Md.
Airman Second Glass Barbara L.
.Chaney was recently assigned to
the Headquarters Squadron Divi-
sion of the Strategic Air Command
at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha,
Nebraska. The airman came to Off
utt Air Force Base from Travis Air
Force Base, Calf.
Aj2C CLANCY is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Cahall of
10th St., Milford, Del.
The 19-year-old WAF has been in
the Air Force one year. Before en-
tering the military service, she at
tended Milford (Del.) High School.
graduating in 1851.
OO
1st Marine Division, Korea (de-
layed)-Marine Sgt Robert R.
Pase, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. w.
Pase, 25 McCOlley ST., Milford,
Del, recently arrived here in Ko-
Tea
Sergeant Pase has been assigned
to an infantry unit of the 1st Ma
rine Division.
Friedberg, Germany-Cpl. George
D. Cain, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ollie
Taitt of Harrington, Del, recently
graduated from the Sth Infantry's
NOn-COmmissiOned Officers Aca-
denny at Friedberg, Germany.
Classes at the school included
infantry tactics, communications
map reading and other subjects re-
lated to a On-cOmmissioned Off
GERS duty in the field. The 8th Reg
iment is part of the 4th Infantry
Division.
A graduate of Harrington High
School, Cain is q member of the
Reconnaissance Company.
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Mrs. Evelyn Webb Powell has re-
ceived word from her son, Staff
Sgt. Norman r. Webb, Jr., who is
stationed in FOuntainbleu, France,
as supervisor of the telephone sec
tiOn of the S33rd Sig. Svc. Co. Sgt
Webb writes that he and a friend,
! Cpl. Keith Omstead of Michigan,
are on a tour of Brussels, Belgium,
| Amsterdam, Holland, Luxembourg
City, Luxembourg, Garmaich, Ger
many, Bern, Switzerland, Austeria,
Italy, Paris and back to France.
He hopes to tour England before
returning to the States. Sgt. Webbs
replacement is expected to arrive
by the middle of the month and he
expects to return to the States by
the first part of October.
Fort Richardson, Alaska - Pvt.
Clarence Billings, whose wife lives
at North St., Harrington, Del, was
recently assigned to the Army's
Alaska General Depot at Fort Rich
ardson.
The depot is one Of the principal
supply centers for U. S. Forces in
the Alaska area.
Private Billings, who entered the
Army in February 1852. is presently
serving as a supply handler with
the 50Oth Quartermaster Service
/ Company.
| With the 25th Infantry Division
in KOrea-Cpl. Herman H. Reed,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Reed,
Route l, Wyoming, Del, recently
spent five-day vacation from Kor-
ca on a rest and recuperatiOn leave
in Japan.
A member of the 25th Infantry
Division, he stayed in one of the
finest hotels in Japan and enjoyed
many luxuries unObtainable in
Korea. The leave is, part of the
tArmy's policy to give the fighting
soldier a rest from the rigors OF
combat.
Reed is a jeep driver in the 25th's
Reconnaissance Company.
With the 1st Cavalry Division in
Japan-Pvt Frank w. Outten, OF
MillsbOro, Del, now is on security
duty with the 1st Cavalry Division
in Japan.
His unit, one of the first to fight
in Korea, is currently undergoing
amphibious training on the north
ernmost Japanese island of HOk
kiadO. 1t was transferred to Japar
last December after II months ot
combat
Private Outten entered the Army
in February 1852 and was previous.
ly stationed at Camp Breckenridge
Ky.