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Here and Abroad
News of Area Men ond Women
Serving in the Armed Forces
“The old man is out. He’ll be
back in about 30 minutes.”
Twenty-year-old Tom Tobin,
first sergeant of Company M,
put the field telephone back in
the cradle.
“Where’s the old man?” asked
38-year-old Warrant Officer Er
nest Lee, unit administrator of
“Mike” Company, as he entered
the command post a few minutes
later.
The “old man’” turned out to
Ist Lt. Paul D. Summers of Rock
ville, Md. His age: 23. His job:
Company commander of Com
pany M, 223 d Infantry Regiment
in Korea.
Lt. Summers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Burke Summers, of Til
den lane, Rockville, was gradu
ated from the Military Academy
in 1951. He is the “old man” who
wears the Bronze Star and the
wings of a trained parachutist.
** * *
Harry H. Jones, son.of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Jones of 1019 Varnum
street N.E., has been found fully
qualified as an aviation cadet
aircraft observer by the Air
Force at Moody Air Force Base,
Ga. He is enrolled at the Uni
versity of North Carolina. Chapel
Hill, N. C.
** * *
Karl G. Feissner, 22-year-old
son of Mrs. Freda K. Feissner,
522 Crittenden street N.W., re
cently was graduated from the
Fort Sill. (Okla.) Officers Candi
date School as a second lieuten
ant in the Army. A graduate of
Roosevelt High School in 1949,
Lt. Feissner was studying law at
Montgomery Junior College when
he entered the Army in March,
1952. His brother, John, is serv
ing in Korea with the State De
partment.
Lt. Robert E. Martin, USMC,
30, of Arlington, Va., was the
recent winner of the annual
Lt, retainer. It. Martin.
Marine Corps Pistol Competition
at the Marine Corps Schools in
Quantico, Va.
** * *
William H. Be I.a Vergne, jr.,
teleman 3/c, USN, is playing
basketball for the Naval Auxil
iary Air Station at Brunswick,
Ga. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. De La Vergne,
at., 2120 I street N.W.
** * *
Army Pfe. Douglas 8. Jenkins,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude S.
Jenkins, of Vienna, Va., recently
was graduated from the Ord
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Army Pvt. Frank W. West, 20,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George West
of 409 Eleventh street N.E., has
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ton fPa.) Air Materiel Area,
located at Olmsted Air Force
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Col. Wade, a lawyer of more
than 30 years’ service in the
Army and Air Force, first entered
military service in 1917 as a
cadet and was commissioned
later that year. He served in the
European and Far East theaters
during World War II for the
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Burdette road, Bethesda, Md.
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