Sons of Mrs. R. L. Hayley, Bronte, In Military Service



The Army is nothing new to Tech Sgt. Richard O. Hayley for he is now 

serving his fifth enlistment and wears four service stripes each

representing three years.  For one period of three years Hayley was 

under the command of Gen. MacArthur in the Philippines but about 10

years ago his regiment was transferred back to San Francisco where he 

has been stationed since.  He is in charge of the officers mess at the

Main Post of Presidio.



Pfc. Royce Hayley and Pfc. Davis Hayley, brothers of Tech Sgt. Hayley, 

recently received a big surprise when they discovered they were both

stationed at Sheppard Field in Specialist's training.  Royce formerly

lived in San Angelo and upon entering the Army was stationed at

Goodfellow Field as a junior mechanic before being sent to Sheppard

Field.  Davis was working in California in the Vultee airplane factory

before enlisting, and after entering the Army was sent to Luke Field,

Ariz., and then on to Sheppard Field in a short time.



They are the sons of Mrs. R. L. Hayley of Bronte, and the brothers of

Mrs. Jack Morrison, 219 S. Adams.  Mrs. Hayley has a grandson, Pvt.

Don Hayley, who is also in service having entered the Marines about

three months ago.  He is the son of George Hayley of Seal Beach,

Calif., formerly of Bronte.



(No date or reference of where the article is published.  There are 

two pictures.  One has Roye and Davis Hayley under it - the other has

Richard O. Hayley.  This article was found in my Grandmother's 

scrapbook.)