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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1944)
------ _ ■ "q— .............................. J « I.*! !■ ~~ ■ PAG! TtUlE " It is amusing ___ to see the , notices , Ricky Nielson, who will also be sta- permission, and Colonel H. R. Türkei I the _______ ___ __ Graydon Crows Now A was also sentenced Germans put up when they leave1 Navy Lleut.-Commander itioned,at Tampa for replacement I , to one year in the pen. Writes From France quitous “Achtung Minen.” Most * U*uterikht Commander Graydon Sheriff Howell left Tuesday morn , Margaret Türkei, who is living here for an indefinite time with her two small children while her hue band, a young attorney of Washing ton, D. C., is in the war, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stauff. Mrs. Türkei just received word that her husband, Harry R. Türkei, has been promoted to Lieu tenant-Colonel, with a moat inter esting letter of conditions in France where he has been since D plus 13 (twelve dqys since D-day). His squadron has been having phenom enal successes. Col. Türkei speaks both German and French and thus has been able to converse freely with the French people. Mrs. Türkei kindly permitted the printing of the following excerpts from two of her husband’s reeent letters: We carry a complete uqg ur V- Belts for all makes of Refrigerators, Washing Machines and other •quip- ¡Harold Dey, Curt Wornstaff ing with the two for Salem, j Cecil W. Smith, who pleaded guilty ment. Washer Service Co. 3«5 W. Came In Last Friday Front, Coquille. Pbooe IV _ ■ to forgery by endorsement, and ■ Two Coquille boys, home on fur Donald M. Aldridge and John Routh, See •Spike” Leslie for the oeat in lough and leave since they arrived who pleaded guilty to larceny, of an Liability, or other Insurance. Office, last Friday, are Harold Dey who autcqnobile, are to be sentenced next 373 So. Hall, In former hospital bldg.; came from Camp Roberts,, and Curt I motion day. phone 5; residence phone B5L. s Wornstaff, who left his vessel at San Francisco. Curt, who is in the Merchant Marine, has been on a tanker in the South Pacific and is expecting his discharge from the service. He has been in for about a year. Harold has been in the Army for leas than a year and expects to leave next Monday to return to his camp. often you will see "Wir kommen Crew* iu*l advanced to that position wieder” (We’ll come back.) But I after •***"« •*rvlc* <» “n aircraft found one which said in German. carrier in the PacUlt- left Mon<ta* “In this house there are bedbugs aRer Mri Crews here on He went from and fleas. There la gasoline and 21 day leave- ilyaol in the cupboard to put in the h,r,*to “edford fo lee his mother corners when the house is heated.” and was to report Thursday at Seat At the bottom it added, "Kamer tle for reassignment. Graydon Crews was formerly -- ot . mwau . vi a— —avsk.il» ve sans ” iiiciiiiiiig, * Jun- adschaftlich — Nicht Wahr meaning, Comradely, isn't it? Ior Hi*h Prlnc*Pal a‘ the Lincoln it ’ .So far as souvenirs go all 1 I have hocl the Navy for have, *f *ho °* and haa been in »b« is the personal flag of the Luftwaffe *bree years, 14 months of it on duty General of a very big city; but that fothePaclfle. * His last visit home was eight months ago. is quite a trophy as trophies go. Maury P. Williams, after a nearly two weeks visit at home with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Williams, and his many other friends in and around Coquille, left this morning for Port- ]• Lieut. Bill ---------- - Pook To Undergo Operation For “Jeepitis” Lieut and Mr> Wm R Pook 1<ft ”-""T..... last Saturday for Corvallis where Bill Walker Now Mrl Pook on MXi<jay this week re An Electrician ’ s Mate Third Class He must be back at the air SUmed her position as teacher in the land. base transportation school at San sch<x)ls there. Wm. (L Walker, whose wife Lucille Monday, According to After a week there BUI is to report S. Walker resides here, and wjio is The other day when I had an hour, Rafael next Monday. _______ h* b* at Camp Lewis where he is to un the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Walker, I went into the department store his present I lnltrucUona to an Atlantic coast state some where, in 1MB, I bought the whito; sent --------------- _... dergo an operation for a trouble' was , graduated „ , . _ recently . - from the — x lamp made out of an old pharmacist’s |time lb October. z . ¡which afflicts so many of the service Tr«i«ilng School (Electric) at jar which wa have in the living ''P \ ;men who ride in jeeps. the St. Louis, Missouri, Naval Armory Vernon T. Brockmann, who is | Following recovery from that he is and promoted to the petty officer room. I wanted to buy a few gifts but found that the prices were atro quartermaster in the Coast Guard. to reJoln hll outfJ^ a Signal Corp8 rate of electrician’s mate third class. cious. . A shopkeeper had, accom stationed at Port Townsend, Wash., cornpany which will again operate in Selection to attend the school was Pacfflc panied us to the place to show us arrived in Coquille Tuesday for a the This time, how made on the basis of his recruit the ribbon counter. I asked her to few days leave. He was accompan- 1 ever, it will be attached to a combat training aptitude test scores. get four yards of qanrow black velvet led by his wife and mother, Mrs. '• division, instead of installing com The new petty officer is now await ribbon, the sort of thing you can John Brockmann, of Itortland. ing further duty orders to sea or to munications at bases. use to lace the front of a blouse, some shore station. , ~ etc., two yards of wider black velvet John Leatherwood Left Tuesday „ To Rejoin His Bombing Outfit J?***®“ H°“e for hairbows, and a few yards of red, „ . ' u r On His Way To Florid« Judge Sends Two To Pen, white and blue ribbon, which you Mrs. Parker Leatherwood, who Defers Sentencing Three could use foV decorations, etc. 11 was here from Myrtle Point on Mon- 1 CP*’ Thoma» Newton, who has rs- day, said that her son, John, who centl * completed the aerial gunnery was staggered when the accompany Four criminal cases were brought ing shopkeeper insisted on paying had had a 35-day furlough, Avas ®ourM ot the A A7. at Las Vegas, before Judge Dal M. King on motion for it, and finally when she insisted leaving lhe next morning to join /{’******’ vUltad hl* parents, Mr. and day in Circuit Court here Tuesday, that it was “a token of her gratitude his old outfit. He is a gunner on a ,Mr*’ R’ T Newton of thia city, while and all five' of the defendants T*“P*. Florida, for fur- pleaded guilty. for the liberation of France,** I ac B-25 bomber and all of the outtit enrout* cepted . It cost her about 82.50 and he belonged to had been given fur- ther tr,rhln« •« ■ turret gunner on Annabelle Helen Weber, brought “ B-17 R"17 Flying ^^l"« Fortress. Fortress. for a little shopgirl it must have loughs St the same time, coming over ¡a over from Marshfield Aug. 31, ,gradauted T“,Iuny i« r*d*ut«l from Coquille charged with obtaining goods under been a lot, but it would have hurt from Corsica, and they were going u, Tommy oaea as a. a group, destination msm»»» undis-• unu»-• chodl ch°d* I“ J»" before leaving false pretenses, was sentenced tty a her deeply pot to accept, ao I did. back closed. They had been on more than than! ¡J* for th* AA.F. A K r He left Saturday for . year in _______ _ The French really are grateful! the pen. pleaded I can tell you a Uttle story of 50 missions when they were granted . Por*land and ^k an airliner Sup- I Fred Richard Sch|ega| French morale, which encouraged me their furloughs. f'L30“ Ufah* whwe h* to *pd usisw an auto- WUI VMI «fid jo|n a fr|end, Cpl. mobile her« In Coquille, without tremendously when I first heard it. I had token over a large Chateau and grounds tor my troops, and was standing at the front entrance when some local women came by, and greeted us M their usual cordial fashion. I told them how sorry I May Warn of Dieordered was that we had had to destroy so Kidney Action many French homes along the roads, Madm life w«tk Ils kwrr qad ***7, Irrwialar hakife. teyroyar aatlM M^ because Germans were firing from driaklne—«• riak of axpaaura andtefaa- ttoa- tertw» kaavy atrala aa th. work them, but they overwhelmed me of tga kidasn. Tkay aw apt ta boeom. with their protestations that they knew it was unavoidable and neces sary. One of them said to me point ing at another, “Look at her, a mother of eight When your bomb tinea burning, aeonty M tea <n i» ers passed overhead she used to urinatkiR. beat her breast and say, Que les Th-i Uy. b.d-or. th*» ball a bombas vienne Jet’ (Let the bombs come here )*' That was because ** *y*y’*** 1 there were ao very many Germans oul massed there, and she wanted them Since Sunday you'll bare wiped out evqj If it meant wiping , lots acre blue ratios points out her faniily! That is real spirit, to spend for canned traits, and I believed the story. ■early all Canned Vegetables Gregg Hardware 331 W. front St Phono 88 S herwin W illiams P aints Backache SAFEWAY Value Event J3 yauJc Safawai^ WU ul MANY MORE FOODS NOW POINT EREI S IDO â NSPILLS PORK & BEANS - are now point - free. 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