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FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, April 26. 1945
Our Men and Women in the
Nation's Service
EAGLE PL
. With the 99th Inf. Dlv. In
Germany Pvt. Wayne H
Jackson of Eagle Point, Oregon
is back on duty again laying
wire for the 1st Bn.. 394th Inf,
after 12 days as a prisoner of
war.
' Jackson was laying wire near
th Rhine river town of Hon
rilngen with two buddies when
three Jerries popped out from
behind some bushes. "We had
nnr arms full of wire and the
Krauts had three rifles sticking
down our throats. They had the
droD on us. We had to do what
trev said." remarked the Ore-
gonian.
"Walking along a trail to
ward the German lines, we were
nnttert hv American troops.
Jackson went on. "They opened
un. and we all hit the ground
Two of the Germans were hit
and both of my buddies were
wounded. Then more Jerries
came racing up and hustled us
down the trail and out ol sigm
of our troops.
Forced to Hike
The first two days Jackson
trekked 30 miles to a PW cage
on one Wehrmacht ration and a
little water. Then when the
First Army broke out of 'the
Remagen bridgehead, the Ger
mans started marching all their
PW's eastward. To minimize
greatly feared attacks by U. S.
fighters and "Jabos" (iigmer-
bombers) the Heinles marched
their prisoners under cover of
darkness.
Two days before Jackson was
liberated, spearheading u. &
Ttnkj lacked only four miles of
catching up with tha PW col
umn. But the prisoners were
forced to the rear again.
"Our hopes of being freed had
been built up so long that when
the tanks of tha 7th Armored
Division, working with the 99th
Dlv., did roll in, we couldn't be
lieve it." said Jackson. "We just
stood there and stared with un
believing eves at the tanks as
they coughed and sputtered down
the road. Maybe soma of us
smiled a little. We were too weak
to cheer."
Division and awarded the Com
bat Infantryman Badge for ac
tual participation in combat
against the enemy on the Fifth
Army front In Italy,
Pfe. Charles Learning
With the 83rd Infantry Divi
sion in Germany Pfe. Charles
L. Learning of General Delivery,
Talent, Ore., has been awarded
the Combat Infantryman Badge
for displaying exemplary con
duct in action against the enemy.
He is the son of Elizabeth M.
Learning, General Delivery, Ta
lent, Ore.
Lt. John Saulsberry
An Eighth Air Force Bomber
Base, England First Lieuten
ant John M. Saulsberry, 23, of
Jacksonville, navigator on an
Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying
Fortress, has been awarded the
Air Medal.
The award was for "meritor
ious achievement" during bomb
ing attacks by the 38l)th Bomb.
Group against Nazi war Indus
tries and military targets In co
operation with Allied ground
forces.
He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. F Saulsberry of Jacksonville.
He had been attending Oregon
Stale College before entering
the AAF in August, 1943.
Cpl. Warren Holbrook
An Eighth Air Force Bomber
Station, England Corpor: i
Warren L. Holbrook, 21-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland J
Holbrook. 119 Crater Lake ave
nue, Medford, Oregon, has been
decorated with tha Air Medal
It was announced recently by the
commanding general, Eighth
Air Force.
Corporal Holbrook is a grad
uate of the Senior High School,
Medford, Oregon, where he took
an active part in the sports pro
gram as a member of tha track
football and basketball teams.
Prior to his entry Into the
Army Air Forces on November
29. 1041. he attended the Unl
versity of Oregon, Eugene, Ore
gon.
Bomb Group, a veteran unit with
more than 290 missions to its
credit.
A graduate of Grants Pass high
school, the 23 year old Medford
airman was employed by the
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. at Bur
bank, Calif., prior to entering
tha service In February, 1943.
He Is married, Mrs. Espey living
at the Riverside Street address.
His parents live at Salem.
The total number of Chinese
living permanently In other
countries was estimated in 1939
to be 7,838,888.
PIRATE PICTURE
Hollywood, April 28 (U.R
An alleged motion picture piracy
ring, which marketed stolen
films throughout tha world, espe
cially In Soutj America, is being
Investigated by federal and state
officials, lt was revealed today.
U. S. Attorney Charles H. Can-
said Information gathered by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
will be placed before the Federal
Grand Jury, and secret indict
ments may be returned.
In some cases, it was said, a
Hollywood film would be rushed
away after a preview, filmed on
a master negative, and 18 milli
meter prints were distributed
for home consumption In this
country before the rightful dis
tributors could market their
product. The commercial reels
would be returned to the theater
within a few hours. 1
Some of the pirated films,
Carr said, found their way Into
U. S. army posts in this country.
THE GRANGE
Upper Rogue Orange
Plans for a dance were made
at the last meeting of Upper
Rogue Grange. The dance will
be held at the hall April 28 at
8 p. m., with Gibson's orchestra
furnishing music.
Upper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue grange held its
meeting In the grange hall April
IS with a covered dish supper at
'':30. Tha following candidates
were obligated: Miss Barbara
Lee Rldgway, Miss Joyce Axtell.
Miss Lavlna Chapman, and Ken
neth Vaughn.
PARTS and SERVICE
(or ill makrt ul tVAKHKKS
and KfcFKIUEKATORS
YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N. Bartlett Phone 2418
After tha business meeting,
moving pictures were shown by
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber. Tha
grange is sponsoring a dance In
their hall Saturday evening
April 28. The public Is Invited. '
ClMing time for Classified Ads U 30
a. m. Too Lata to Classify 13:15 p ra.
S. M. WADE
Commercial and Domestic
Refrigerators Repaired
S302 Phomi 3378
Pvt. Paul Creech
Pvt. Paul Creech, cook, whose
wife, Helen, lives at 314 Laurel
street. Is a member of the 403rd
Anti-aircraft Artillery Gun Bat
talion, whose 90-mlll,imeter wea
pons, firing with precision at a
range of 10 miles, have been
knocking- out German targets In
Italy's Po valley.
Credited with more than 850
days in combat, the battalion
has fired 119.000 rounds in the
Italian campaign alone.
The 403rd was put ashore at
Oran, Northern Algeria, May 11.
1943. protected Installations In
North Africa and later partici
pated In defense of Palermo,
Sicily.
Cecil Van Horn
Amarlllo Army Air Field,
Amarillo, Texas Pvt. Cecil H.
Van Horn, tax, of Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Van Horn of Gold Hill,
Oregon, has completed his course
of studies as an Electrical Me
chanic In this Army Air Forces
Technical Training School and Is
rated an Electrical Specialist on
a B-29 Super Fortress.
Sgt. Mare Jarmln
With the Fifth Army, Italy
S'SRt. Mare B. Jarmln, Jr., son
of Mrs. Hazel Jarmln, 23 Corning
Ct., Medford, Oregon, has been
cited by the 86th Mountain Regi
ment of the 10th "Mountaineer"
Lt. Albert Espey
An Eighth Air Force Bomber
Station, England Award of
the Air Medal to Second Lieu
tenant Aloert N. Espey, of 1005
North Riverside Street, for "ex
ceptionally meritorious achieve
ment while participating In sus
tained bomber combat operations
over enemy occupied Continen
tal Europe" was announced re
cently.
He Is a member of the 384th
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