Former Syracusan Chief Switchboard rator in KoreaOpeA vuung Irishman, nephew nf Mr.; jind Mrs. Martiti Salnngcr of 2231 Maplchvirst avc. and a former resi-Yi'M!EleaCollgranA;margracinCorp. St. Lrgerdent of Syra-cn se, Is now chief switch-! bnnrd operator and lineman for the 5th Cavalry M p. g i m e n L in Korea.He is Corp. Michael J, St. Lngec who came from O'Calln-hans Mills, Onmty Clare. Ireland, in June]!J4$ to this country, lie lived with the Snlaii^evs and was employed as! ?n electrical engineer al Crouse-; Hinds Co. until entering service in November. 1948.After training at Camp Pick ell. Va.. Corp. SI. Leger was sent to Japan with the 753d Anti-Aircraft llattlt;»lini and there he. stayed until Deccmbrr, 1919. when he was discharged. Then the soldier joined the inactive reserve, was recalled in October. 195(1, trained at C Hnori. Texas, and later sent lu Korea.Corp. St. Lcger is expected to return to Syracuse soon, under the rotation system.