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jiaby Newell arrived at 6:12 a. m., Sunday, June 12, and wai
the first child born at the war relocation authority center for
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CRAMER IN SERVICE Keith
Cramer, well known Klamath
' rdio man, is shown as he ap
pears as a member of the na
vy's, construction outfit. He re
cently went no r t h through
Klamath, Tail.. ,
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IN ALEUTIANS Sterling B.
Doege, above, is a Klamath
Falls man serving in the Aleu
tian islands. He volunteered
one year ago, and Is a private,
first clas..'
R. Peters, son of Mrs. Hazel i
Peters, Lakevlew, Ore., and
grandson of Mrs. Dora E. Givan,
Klamath Falls, according to lat
est word has been promoted to
technical sergeant. Technical
Sergeant Peters is aiauonea bi
Presidio of Monterey, Califor
nia unrl ia 21 vears old. He Is
I sergeant-major and first sergeant
r.F.Tfl ORDERS Sergeant Clif
ford L. Sanders has been or
dered to the anti-aircraft offi
cers' training school at rort
r)nvl. N. C. Son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Sanders, 1720 Menlo
way, Sanders will come out ol
his new training as a second
linnippinnl. Hn is a oraduatc of
KUHS, and has been stationed
of the U. S. army station hospi- at Fort Stevens since Septem
tal at Presidio, ber, 1940.
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loin 4mm Tflnmnlh TInInn .-&s&tofak-
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high school, ho is the son of
D. R. Collrcll of 9 McLean
street. Raymond left hero two
years Bgo with the national
guardsmen, and has been sta
tioned at Fort Stevens with the
coast artillery ever since. - '
MATHER GRAD Wendell Cur
rier, 112 South Eleventh street,
Klamath Falls, has rccolvcd his
pilot's wings and permanent rat
ing as staff sergeant after grad
uation from the west coast
training center's advanced fly
ing school at Mather Field, Cal
ifornia,
CHOSEN Sgt.i Lewis iMcAn-
Inch was chosen from a group
of applicants at Fort Warren,
Wyo., for physical training offi
cer in the air corps, ann mis
been transferred to M,lumi
nnni, fin McAnlnch Is the son
of F. P. McAnlnch of Klamath
Falls, and brother of Mrs.-Fretl
Smith. ' "
SHIP'S COOK Wllllitm I,0
(Bill) EdimitiBon, former Kliim
nth high athlclo, has been pro
moted to ship's cook, third
class, Biler four months In a
school at Pcnrt harbor. Edmuif
son was attending the local high
school when he joined the navy
two' days aftor the Peurl har
bor attack.