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and recuperation is u s u a l l yt a k e n in Japan. But . the
'3dTransportation M i l i t a r y Ra i l -way Service units that
are s ta -tioned in the Pusan area are anexception. They go to S e
o u l .Col . Alton A . H i l l , c o m m a n d -Ing officer of the
3d T M R S , de-cided that his men n e e d e d achange of scenery.
The t r a i ntrip to S eou l w ou l d a l s o g i veC a n a d i a n
s P a u s eT o H o n o r W a r D e ?TOKYO ( A P ) O f f i c e r s a
ndmen o f the 1s t B a t t a l i o n , th eRoyal C a n a d i a n R
e g i m e n t ,paused b r i e f l y W e d n e s d a y in aKorean va
l l ey to h o n o r t h e i rf a l l e n comrades .A solemn c h u r
c h s e r v i c e c o m -memorated Pachino d a y , . l a n d i n
gof the b a t t a l i o n in Sici ly July
10 , 1943, and h o n o r e d f ive m enw h o h a v e d i e d i n
a c ' i o n i nKorea .Capt. G u y P i u x o . O t t a w a
,conducted the R o m a n C a t h o l i cservice and C a p t . John
F.Moorhead, Freclericton, N.B. ,the Protestant se rv ice . A
briefBermon was given by M a j .Joseph Cardy, s en i o r
Protestantchaplain of the 25 th Canad i anInfantry Brigade.Troops
stood in silsnce as thenames of the. f ive men k i l l ed inKorea
were read. Thev -wereCpl. Peter John N o l a n , C p l ..Wycliffe
Leasle}^ Presley, P t e .Kenneth S. Brooks , P te . LewisJoseph
Gosse.lin and P t e . \\T. A.Luxton.Overhead, U N a i r c r a f
t
rtationn Seoul
t h e m a c h a n c e to see the c o u n -t ry and the p o i n t
s o f i n t e r e s ta r o u n d t h e f o r m e r K o r e a nc a p
i t a l .C o l o n e l Hil l met the f i r s tg r o u p of 20 men f
r o m th e 765thT r a n s p o r t a t i o n R a i l w a y S h opM o
s t of the m ena b o u t d u e f o r rota-t h i s t h r e e - d a y
tour
to see some
B a t t a l i o n .w e r e j u s tt i o n , a n dg a v e t h e m
a c h a n c eof K o r e a .TH E MEN TR A VEL n o r t h o nthe
"EUSAK. Flyer," one of thet r a i n s o p e r a t e d by the 3dT M
R S . . T h i s d a y l i g h t t r i p af -f o r d th e t r a v e
l l e r s ' an oppor-t u n i t y , to see a good d e a l of the
c o u n t r y s i d e . A r r i v i n g a t t heS e o u l R T O
in the e v e n i n g , t h e yarc b i l l e t e d J n n e w l y d e
c o r a t e dq u a r t e r s , r o y a l l y d i n e d a n d a r eg
u e s t s a!; 1he u n i t ' s N C O O p e nMess for the e v e n i n
g . 'T h e f o l l o w i n g : clay has a f u l ls c h e d u l e .
B e g i n n i n g w i t h as h o r t p e r s o n a l w e l c o m e
f r o m
C o l o n e l H i l l , i t i n c l u d e s a t r i pt o t h e S
eou l A r e a C o m m a n dp o s t e x c h a n g e A v h e r e a va
r i e tyof s i f t s can be p u r c h a s e d a . b r a n c h of
the J a p a nC e n t r a l E x c h a n g e . A t o u r ofth e a r e
a ' s p o i n t s o f i n t e r e s t i sp r o v i d e d t h e s a
m e day. Thisg i v e s t h e K o r e a s t a t i o n e dcamera f an
a number one op -p o r t u n i t y t o record th e pic-t u r e s q
u e a n d c u l t u r a l s c e n e s .T H A T EVEN ING there is as
o f t b a l l g a m e f o r t h o s e a t h l e t i c -or monies,
thep l a i n r e l a x a t i o n .6 m o r n i n g the men
o n t h e s o u t h b o u n dFlyer," a r r i v i n g b a c ke v
e n i n g .
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|rv ^f^'sv** - ^ "-" "GREETING TO LITTLE R& R Col . Alton A.
Hill, com.manding off icer of the 3d Transportat ion Mil i tary Rai
lway serv-ice , welcomes a group of men f ro m the 765th
TransportationRai lway Shop Bat ta l ion who c o mpo se the i n i t
i a l group in the3d TMRS "l i t tl e R &R" program. CoJone l H
i l l shakes hands withM/Sgt. Floyd J. M urphy , who t ra v e l ed
Avith the men to Seoul.Others from various sub-units of the .')d
TMRS w i l l leave on theR&R in groups o f a p p r ox i ma te
ly 2 0 m e n .
Ko reanUnits Take
WI T H EIG H TH A R M ! 7 R e s tand recuperation is u s u a l l
yt a ken in Japan. B ut . the '3dTransportation M i l i t a r y R a
i l -way Service units that are s ta -tioned in the Pusan area are
anexception. They go to S eou l .Col . Al ton A . Hi l l , comm
and-In g off icer of the 3d TMRS, de-cided that his men n e e d e d
achange of scenery. The t r a i ntrip to S eou l w ou l d a l s o g
i veC a n a d i a n s P a u s eT o H o n o r W a r D e ?
T O K Y O ( A P ) O f f i c e r s an dmen of the 1st B a t t a l
i o n , th eRoyal C a n a d i a n R e g i m e n t ,paused b r i e f
ly W e d n e s d a y i n aKorean va l l ey to h o n o r t h e i rf
a l l en c omr a des .A solemn c h u r c h s e r v i c e c o m
-memorated Pachino d a y , . l a n d i n g
of the b a t t a l i o n in Sici ly July1 0, 1943, and honored f
ive m enw h o h a v e d i e d in a c ' i o n i nKorea .Capt. G uy P
i ux o . O t t a w a ,conducted the R o m a n C a t h o l i
cservice and C a pt . John F.Moorhead, Freclericton, N.B. ,the
Protestant service. A briefBermon was given by M a j .Joseph Cardy,
s en i o r Protestantchaplain of the 25 t h C a na d i a nInfantry
Brigade.Troops stood in silsnce as thenames of the. five men k i l
l ed inKorea were read. Thev -wereCpl. Peter John N o l a n , C p l
..Wycliffe Leasle}^ Presley, P t e .Kenneth S. Brooks , Pte .
LewisJoseph Gosse.lin and P t e . \\T. A.Luxton.Overhead, U N a i r
c r a f ttreaked northwards t o s t r i keRed targets. A r t i l l
e r y andsmall arms fire c r a c k l e d f r o mthe d i s t a nc e
.R e p l a c e m e n t S e e s F i r eS o o n e r T h a n
WITH U.S. 25TH D I V A ne wr ep l a c emen t saw a c t i o n b e
f o r e ihe expec ted it.Pvt . John F. P e r r y , B r o o k l y n
,along with f i v e o t h e r r e p l a c e -ments, was w a i t i n
g at the f o o tof a long s lope for a c o m p a n yrunner to s h o
w t h e m the wayt o t h e bunk er s o f C o m p a n v K .27 t h .
W o l f h o u n d I n f a n t r y R e g i -ment.
Perry, e y e i n g th e t r a i l , d e c i d e dh e c o u l d ,
c l i m b i t w i t h o u t ag u i de . H e s t a r t e d up t h e
s l o p ea n x i o u s to a r r i v e in t he < ' o m -pany a r
ea i n t i m e f o r c h o w .O n e - t h i r d o f t h e w a v u p
hopa us ed fo r a res t . An e n e m vround w h i z z e d pa.- t h
i m . n u te x p l o d e d .H e s l a r k ' d u p i h , . . . l o p
. - ; r - : i i : ii ind a s e c o n d r o u n d f o i l I M f n u
uo f h i m . l i o t o r e h e o u tw h a t to do. ad r o p e d n e
a r h i mf r a g m e n t n i l h i mH P s p e n t ' h r r ph o s p
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rn ] < ; - . " ( ] on h i - f i r .
f > P a c i f i c S t a r r - t-
rtationn Seoul
t h e m a c h a n c e to see the c oun-t r y a nd t h e po i n t
s o f i n t e r e s ta r o u n d t h e f o r m e r K o r e a ncap i
t a l .C o lo n e l Hil l met the f i r s tg r o u p of 20 men f r
o m th e 765thT r a n s p o r t a t i o n R a i l w a y S h o pMost
of the mena bou t due f o r rota-th is t h r ee -da y tourto se e
someB at t a l i o n .w e r e j u s tt i o n , a n dg a ve t h em a
c h a n c eof K o r e a .
T H E ME N T R A V E L nor t h onthe "EUSAK. Flyer," one of thet
r a i n s oper a t ed by t h e 3 dT M R S . . T h i s da y l i g h
t t r i p af -f o r d t h e t r av e l l e r s ' an oppor -t u n i
t y , to see a good d e a l of thec o u n t r y s i d e . A r r i v
i n g a t theS e o u l R T O in t he e v e n i n g , t h e yar c b
i l l e t ed J n new l y dec or a t edq u a r t e r s , r o y a l l
y d i n e d an d a r eg u e s t s a!; 1h e u n i t ' s N C O O p e
nMess for the e v e n i n g . 'The fol low ing: c lay has a f u l
ls c h e d u l e . B e g i n n i n g w i t h a
s h o r t p e r s o n a l w e l c o m e f r o mC o l o n e l H i
l l , i t i n c l u d e s a t r i pto the Seoul A r e a C o m m a n
dp o s t e x c h a n g e A v h e r e a va r i e t yof s i f t s can
be p u r c h a s e d a. b r a n c h of the J a p a nC e n t r a l E
x c h a n g e . A t o u r ofth e a r e a ' s p o i n t s o f i n t
e r e s t isp r o v i d e d t h e s a m e day. Thisg i v e s t h e
K or ea s t a t i onedc a mer a f a n a number one op -po r tu ni t
y to r ecord the pic -t u r e s q u e a n d c u l t u r a l s c e n
e s .T H A T E V E N I N G there is as o f t b a l l g a m e f o r
t h os e a t h l e t i c -or monies, thep l a i n r e l a x a t i o
n .6 m o r n i n g the menon t h e s o u t h b o u n dFlyer," a r r
i v i ng ba c ke v e n i n g .
a l ly i n c l i n e d ,c l u b , o r j u s tT h e f o l l o w
in gdepa r t ' ' " E U S A Ka t t h e i r u n i t s t n a t" L i t
t l e R&R'- w i l l be e x t e n d e df . n al l s u b o r d i
n a t e u n i t s of the3d T M R S . I t. w i l l i n c l u d e ,
be -s i d e s ^ the 7( i5th T R S B , w h i c h\vas t h e f i r s t
g r o u p r e p r e s e n t e d ,h e 7 1 2 t h T r a n s p o r t a
t i o n M i l i -t a r y R a i l w a y O p e r a t i n g B a t -t a
l i o n , t h e 721 th T R O B . a no:7 2 d M i H t a r v P o l i c
n B a t t a l i o n . 'rpreter Subs AsEnglish InstructorW I T H
T.S. 7T H I ; I V T h eg r e a t d e s i r e ot K o r e a n s to
learnE n g l i s h w a s r ec en t l y b r oug h t t oth e a t t e
n t i o n o f "Buccaneers"of ' t h e 32 d I n f a n t r y R e g i m
e n t .K o r e a n house -boys , l a b o r e r sa n d i n t e r p r
e t e r s ' h a v e b e e nk i n g i n g r ea t nu mb er s t oan
Eng i s h s c h o o l c o n d u c t e d i nth e 1F W t e n t a t r
e g i m e n t a lh e a d q u a r t e r s by Kim B a c k II ,one o f
t he i n t e r p r e t e r s . D u r i nen oH i . u r e h o u r s w
h e n thtre a r ep r i s o n e r s b e i n g i n t e r r o g a t e
d' K o r e a n s v i > i t th e t e n t tor n r O n g i i s h
words , a n d
r i i l a x 1 lo . - . O i - ki i f ii-lo . l a p a -o f \ Y o r
l dor
reopie w o r m u v e rG i v e M a n y A r t i c l e sT o N e e d
y K o r e a n sPUSAX ( I N S ) M o r e than ahal f million pounds
of usedc lothing arrived in Korea dur -ing the month of June, the g
i f tof Swedish, Australian andAmerican people.The Amer ican rel
ief for Ko-rea society, Nevv Yor k City,dona t ed approximately
400,000
pounds of used clothing andbedding; the Australian RedCross
donated some 74,000pounds; the Swedish Red Crossabout 22,500
pounds, and theSave the Children Federation,New York Ci ty,
approximately5000 pounds.T H E U N I TE D N A T I O N SCivi l
Assistance Command, Ko-rea is supervising the dis t r ibu-t i on of
the c lothing to needyS ou t h Koreans. -U N C A C K also a nnounc
ed f i g -ures on other r el ief suppliesr ec e i ved du r i ng the
month ofJune.From the Uni t ed K i ng domgovernment came 2300
longtons of charcoal, 31,599 bottles60,000f sulfaguanidine
andDottles of sulfathiazole.The government of N or w a ydonated
25,000 bottles of vita-nin pills, and France cont r ib-uted 65,000
tubes of mercuricoxide ointment, 57,000 rolls ofsuture catgut and
100,COO via lsof penic i l l in .E t h i op i a gave 2300 bottles
ofphenobarbital, and V e n e z u e l a ,^000 gallons of medical a
lcohol .The H. J. Heinz Co. of theUni t ed States, through the Na-t
iona l Cathol ic Welfare C o u n -11 , derated 2500 cases of .
babyood.
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in ."u."'1
W I T H U.S. 2D .D I V T h e r e ' s at r ea t a l mos t eve r y
day for s i x -men in the 23 d M e d i c a l C o m p a n ybec a us
e scores o f A m e r i c a n sm i s u n d e r s t o o d a l e t t e
r t h e yAvrote.In response to a le t t er A \ T i t -t en to Col l
ier s magazine by .sol-dier s s ta t ioned in France de-scribing
their hardships, the"docs" w r o t e a no t h e r in moc k-in g s y
m p a t h y . T h e letter A v a spr i n t ed .Since that , t i me
t h ey haveceived not one but ' dozenslet ter s in r e p ly .A R E
S T A U R A N T o w n e r in El -mira, N.Y., h as of f e red a f r
e emeal to the medi c s ; a girl f r o mPittsburg, Calif . , sent a
pa c ka g eof f ood; a Det roi t woman is send-in g regular i s
sues of C ol l i e r s ,a nd ma i l w i t h p i c t u r es ha.s
beenr ec e i ved f r om a s f a r no r t h a sT or on t o , C a na
da .
PRETTY C A R G O N o t at all unusual cargo for the
315thTroo|> Carrier Wing are lovely lasses like Kinki Page
ofColumbus, Ohio , unicyclist and vocalist , and Betty Lou Driscoll
,New York c i ty , voca l i st . Member s of the US Q camp
show,"Footlight Frivo ls ," the two entertainers are on the ir way
toan airbase in so ut hern J a pa n to begin a Specia l Serv
icesenter ta inment, tour of J a p a n an d K o r e a . (TJSAF
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o n l e a d e r , is "to b u i l d ,m a i n t a i n a n d de- f end
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r oup i s s t a t i o n e d at af o r w a r d a i r ba s e .P R I M
A R Y ' J OB o f t h e 1903da t present is i m p r o v e m e n t o
fe x i s t i n g r u n w a y s , and a l t h o u g ht h ey h a ve
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inished. A NaA-'y s ea bee g r oups t a t i oned here A v i l l f
in i sh thejob o f u t i l i z i n g g r o u n d w o r k l a i dby
the A r m y m e n .Its largest t ask to
p l a n e i n d i f f i c u l t y overshot a n ds t o p p e d on
t h e new s ec t i on .new sec t ionIP T H A Th a d n ' t been t h
e r e . "Reed s a i d ,"the p l a n e w o u l d h a v e d r o pp e
d.;ullv. W e be -ra n s a ve o n < o u r A v o r k h a s
hasa t ebeen to m o v e a m o u n t a i n .The " m o u n t a i n
, " in r e a l i t y al a r g e h i l l , A v a s s i t ua t ed p r
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ca l ly i n t h e m i d d l e o f t h i ss p r a w l i n g a i r
f i e l d , a n d i t s pos-s ib i l i t i e s as a s our c e o f s
u p p l yf or m u c h n e e d e d f i l l w a s rec-o g n i z e d
by eng i ne e r s . B es i des ,i i , p r e s e n t e d a d e f i n
i t e h a z a r df o r m a r i n e p i l o t s a n d p l a n e st a
k i n g o f f o n com h a t m i s s io n s .I \ A B O U T S L Y w e
e k s , t h enn .c nner r s . u t i l i z i n g K o r e a n l a
-bor e r s a n d . M a r i n e - a n d N a v ye q u i p m e n t , m
o v e d close t oy a r d s of f i l l .
has a l r ea dy pa i do f f . S oon a f t e r a sect ion o fi th
e r u n w a y A v a s e x t e n d e d , a
200,000 c u b i cT h e i r w o r k
A B O A R D USS BO X ER ( I N S )-S ome w ounds show, s omedon'
t . Some are a c q u i r e d hon-o r ab ly , other s a ren ' t .
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B ea c h , Fla., ca ns pea k w i t h a u t h o r i t y on a l lk i
n d s o f w o u n d s .H e n d e r s o n ' s h o n o r a b l e one
oc-r - u r r e d w h i l e f ly ing on a boinb-i^ -s lva t ing m i
s s i o n n e a r H a m -lump; f r o m Task- Force 7 7 a i r -c r a
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h ofU a m h u n g , a C o m m u n i s t s l u - i i, -xploded i n t
h e c o c k p i t o f h i sa i r c r a f t , p e p p e r i n g h i
s t h r o a ta n d c h i n w i i h s h r a p n e l . B l e e d -i n
c r p r o f u s e l y . H e n d e r s o n m a d ew a t e r l a n d
i n g o f f ' H u n ^ n a m ,I - I P w a s p ic k e d u p . w i i h
m m i nes . b v t h p d e s i r ( V ' ? r U S S R u -p e r t U i .
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a l at Voko-suka, H ender s on s mi l ed , notw i t h o u t p a i n
, a t t h e r emem-b r a n c e o f a n o t h e r w o u n d h i s" d
i s h o n o r ab l e " ' o n e s u t i ' c r e uA p r i l l O . ' i
l ." 1 \ V A S T i l 1 0 O s ' J . Y p ; ; s s i > n < ^ ta b
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o f f i n t o a 40-foo tl i e v e t h a t , i f \v ep i l o t :
a n d p l a n eI.:een A v o r t h i t . "
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d o , t h e u n i t w a sr e ca l l e d t o du t y i n Oc t obe r
.1950, and has b e e n in K or eas i nc e ' N o v e m b e r ,
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