Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 27

WIS. JANESVTLLE DAILY FEBRUARY 14,1952. PAGE FIVE. Company H. Infantry combat traininR com'mand.

With the Armed Service 'SICIAN KNOPES IS TXT. ALBERT CHERRY IS north of the par.illol. ASSIGNED TO LSS BOXER ENROITETO FORT Pvt. Kamps. a riflrmnn in Robert Pvt.

Albert Chcrrv is cnio.it.- of the n-simc-nt. arrive.) and to Fori Lawton, aftor in Korrn Jan. S. li.52. He 10- tlip army June 10.

19.51. and rc- day Jeavo uiih ceived hi.s basic training at Fort Riley. Kan. Mr. and Mrs.

He is a craduate of Orfordville Art Cherry, school, ar.d before entering 534 Cornelia tlic army was employed as a street. truck driver in Brodhcad. Pvt. his basic RONALD HANKY IS training and NAYY VOLfXTEER six week s' Ronald Haney, son of Mr. and training at Mrs.

A. J. Haney, ca3 Western u- i avenue, has enli.sied in the navj- school at Camp; for a four-year period. He will Chaffee. Ark.

receive his boot training atl Before his induction, he was cm- Groat Lakes, III. ployed by Don's Delivery Ice. Albert route 2. has omplctcd his sl.v music course in Washing-i ton, D. C.

and Is assigned to the L'SS er which left for Hawaii Feb. 8. It will be Stat ioned in Pearl Harbor for two Robert Knopes months and then go to Korea. The ship will be out of the States eight months. His address is: Mus.

N. 5IERRICK TRAINS AT SHEI'PARD AIR BASE Pvt Frederick James Merrick, of Mrs. William Merrick. 506 S. Academy street, is taking his basic training in I the air force at pard air force base.

Wichita Falls. Tex. He cn- listcd Jan. 21, having previously been a student at Jancsville high school. His ad HEINE TO PLANE MECHANICS SCHOOL Division Pfc.

Honam of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Heine, 1-130'FPO San Francisco.

Calif ftrcet IS ACCEPTED been transfer AS AMATION CADET red to Shep-) Donald Alwin. son of Mrs. Em- pard air force ma Alwin. 542 S. Franklin street, base where he has been accepted for appoint- will attend thc'ment to the aviation cadets and airplane andileft Janesville Monday to report engine mechanics course for six months.

His parents recently received a letter from Ronald Heine Brig. Gen. Wy- cllff E. Steele, commanding general of Lackland air force base. F.J.Merrick dress is: AF 1639.

443, Flight commendin)? their son. He 332, Sqd. 3744, Sheppard air'enlisted Dec. 5. His address Ls: force base, Wichita Falls, Te.x.

BBODHEAD INFANTBl-JIAN IS SERVING IN KOREA Seventli Infantry PvL Richard F. Kamps, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kamps, AF 1G-394-54G. 3751 Student Sqd, Barracks SS6.

Sheppard Air; Force Base, Tex. at Lackland air force banc, San Antonio, for training. He Is a graduate of the Janesville high school class of '47 and attended Illinois Wesleyan college and Milton college for two years before enlisting. He worked part time at Swenson's Grocery store. ROBERT SCIIELLENBERGER B.ASIC TRAINING Red Anow Club Elects Semrow Francis P.

Semrow was elected president of the Red Arrow club, composed of 32nd division veterans, at a meeting Tuesday at the Vets club. Other officers chosen were Howard Jlikelson, vice commander; Clilford Mose, secretary treasurer; Wllbert Ryan. Dale Lawton, Leslie Teal, trustees for two-year terms; and Donald Dille, tnislec for one year. TAFT TO 3TARSHFIELD Sen. Robert A.

Taft (R-Ohio) will address the annual dinner meeting of the Marshfleld Cliamber of Com- of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Knopcs 747 Fifth avenue, is aboard 20 Rupertus DD 851. He Thursday, March graduated recently from electricians' school at the Great Lakes.

His address is: R. F. Knopes, I The George Washington Highway IV. S. Route skirts the E.M.F.A..

USS edge of the Dismal FPO E. Division, San Francisco, Swamp of North Carolina and Calif. IVirginia. Gazette photo TRUCK The state highway patrol has added six new panel trucks to its fleet, each equipped with two-way radio, first aid equipment and scales for weighing trucks. The one above is assigned to the first district, which includes this area.

It was photographed at Elk- recently during a spot check of trucks on Highway 12. Because news of the checks travels fast, the trucks seldom stay in one spot for long. The officers, from left, are N. E. Krause, L.

J. Genge and T. V. KaroL The group is headed by Lorcn Briesc, Whitewater. Uoyd Burcraff rfeatfi.

-f TnnocUt Tnrtianlnwn Hnn. P.l anri h.nsi'"'^'^'' UUO.XI, I completed a Icader-'SchcIlenbcrger Is In care of Hq. RICHARD KNOPES IS of ana w. course. lenbergcr, 107 S.

Ringold street. His brother. Pfc. WlUiam' Sv. Class 31, 7th Engineers; ABOARD RLPERTUS Richard Knopes.

son NEW WORLD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IJO f0 31 VO: lANESVILtE PHGNE Fort Banning, Ga Two Janes- been approved for officer radio and radar technical with the'Seventh Infantrj- son of Frank Wellnitz. andldate school, his parents havejschool. Ho enlisted Nov. 5, 1951 Brodhcad, route 3, is now scrvingivillo soldiers. Pfc.

Albert Well- at Indiantown Gap. and has Ion in the snow-covered moun-ipfc. Malcolm McLav, son of Mr. been informed, tains of Korea. land Mrs.

John McLay, both of. He enlisted in the army and rein recent action the 7th has route 1, qualified as expert been patrolling and probing en- marksmen on the carbine range. trenched Communist positions Both soldiers are members of ported for induction Sept. and completed his basic training at Lackland Field at San Antonio, before moving to 1931. He was sent immediately Kcc.slcr Field, to the Indiantown Gap The address of Pfc.

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