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LGANAL
VETS GUESTS
DFCOMMANDOS
All (our of tlis marines In
KUmith this work an uucsts of
tlio Commandos woro In Hie first
wnvri of Ainnrlciin soldiery to
Invsdo Guadalcanal In the mm
ninr of 1042,
After training In a boot camp
In tha east, thoy sailed with tho
tnak force for the Solomona, All
of thorn come buck on tho anmo
hospital fillip In November, 1042,
and they huvn been In tho U. S.
naval hospital at Mare Inland
alnco that time.
Pvt: Andrew James Nolan la
from Gloucester City, N. J. Land
ed on Guiidiilciiniil In Aumist and
wounded In tho Buttlo of The
River.
f PfC Samuel J. Irvin, from
Slstorsville, Woat Vlrjiinta, "Sum
my" hui been hospitalized In a
baas hoapltal In tho South Pad'
flc and In tho U. S. navul hospl
till at Mara Island for tho puat
(nine month. Ha was wounded
In tho battle of Point Cruz In
the Solomon ialunda.
Pvt. Pat Malloy li from Long
Inland, N. Y. Ho wn wounded
on a patrol on tho Solomon la
landa.
PFC Ray Brelinnt la from
Flint, Mich. Ho went over In
April, 1042. Ho waa In the Aug
uat 7 wave of marines Unit land
ed on Ouadalcanal, Ha was
wounded In tha Battle of ' Tho
Blver.
Thla li the first real liberty
theso murines luivo had since
thoy landed back In tho United
States on Novcmbor 13, 1042.
They wero all four In a New
Zealand bono hoapltal prior to
wcomlng back to tho United
Stutea.
Thcso murines paid a real
tribute to tho Commando girls
for bringing them to Klamath
Kalis for this vacotion. Thoy
want to express their approcla
tlon lor thla opportunity to be
away irora tha hospital for a few
days, ba in a private homo, have
the privileges of a homo life, as
sociate with civilians after so
many months of Just hospital
life with men.
They said, "It Is so wonderful,
you know the worda wo would
llko to say so ploose say it for
us wa can t. '
The marines are guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Leslie Rogers. 851 Paci
fic Terrace'. They aro getting a
big thrill In wandering around
aftho Rogers' home and garden.
CHICAGO, May 20 P) To
meet the needs of the army and
navy, 11,000 of the nation's
physicians must be recruited
this year. Or. James E. Paullln,
president-elect of the American
Medical association, said last
hlght.
Dr. Paullln, speaking at the
103rd annual meeting of the
Illinois State Medical society,
asserted that although the re
cruitlng of physicians is "slow,"
-lie said the Quota "must be fill
J d." He expressed hope that this
could be accomplished by vol
untary enrollment.
The Atlanta physician, who
served as a major In tho mcdl
cal corps In tho last world war,
said that when the Quota Is
filled, the army and navy will
have a total of 03,000 doctors.
leaving 80,000 to care for tho
medical needs of li!0 million
civilians.
Relocation of physicians to
serve war Industry towns also
must be accomplished. Or. Paul
lln said. He declared that cur
rently, thoro woro 100 "critical"
areas, In need of 300 doctors. .
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Civic Leaders
Hold Conference
On Development
SEATTLE, May 20 UP) Steps
to effect a permanent Interna
tional organization for regional
development on both sides of the
border will be taken today at a
conference of British Columbian
and Washington and Oregon
civic leaders.
A 20-man delegation from
British Columbia arrived last
night and today will take up
present and pout-war matters of
importance to the Pacific north
west with representatives of
Seattle, Bcllingham, Portland,
Tacoma and Everett.
Stavanger'a cathedral, finest
In Norway, was founded by an
Englishman in the 11th cen
tury.
Cheesecake Isn't on the ration list and the Hollywood photo boys are doing their best to keep news'
popers well supplied. Here we have starlet Virginia Pattern taking your mind off the war.'
Modern Medicine's Theme
The Wounded Don't Die"
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WASHINGTON, Moy 20 (P)
Moro than 07 per cent of the
navy men and murines wound
ed at Pearl Harbor hove sur
vived, tho office, of war Infor
mation reported today.
"The wounded don't dlo," was
tho themo of an exhaustive OW1
report on the treatment of Unit
ed States ormy and navy cas
ualties. Its findings were
summed up in those words:
"Nover beforo in the history
of tho world has tho fighting
man had avallablo tho medical
care and equipment the United
States now furnishes its defen
ders." s
Of all the naval and marine
personnel listed as wounded at
Pearl Harbor only 2.8 per cent
died subsequently, OWI snld;
63 per cent had returned to
duty by March 31, 1043, while
43. S per cent wero still under
treatment and 910 of 1 per
cent were Invalided from service.
Figures for army wounded
wero not available, but OWI
said obtainable data showed
that "recoveries are comparable
to naval and marino percent
ages." "In the original occupation
of North Africa, the only deaths
wero thoso of men killed out
right or so badly wounded that
nothing could have saved them,"
the report said. "This was true
also in other theatres of war.
"When medical supplies are
delayed In reaching tho front
and not even the Red Cross
can stop a bomb, as the nazis
and Japs know well our doc
tors are trained to perform
their duties with whatever
equipment is at hand.
"In the North African cam
paign, ships carrying medical
material were torpedoed. Yet
our medical care system was
established right from the
beaches of the Mediterranean,
and the' hundreds of recoveries
from wounds testify to its ef
fectiveness.
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CARTHAGE, Mo., (O) FIvo
Italian war prisoners escaped
from Internment at Camp Clark,
Wilo only to be held at bay by a
farmer from whom they sought
food.
Highway patrolmen hand
cuffed them, returning them to
the Jssper county jail.
Then lightning struck the jail.
Damage, however, was alight.
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!'CARE FOR YOUR CAR FOR YOUR COUNTRY
HMnuWaatSM wll sv tkM 4 SMMrital Iwvicm
I. COMPI.BTB LUBRICATION f 2,1BAT,TBRLC,'.BCKn5S
of all movinn paria wnn . j nuii, , .
freahShellLuhslcanta.aafety
Inspection of the tranamla
alon and differential lubH.
cant levela.
driving may allow atrangth
of your battery to fall be
low normal.
3.O0OL1NO SYSTRM CI1RGK
Inspection of fan belt, how
. connections, the oil filter
mileage and condition.
4. SPARK PLUG CHBCK
Notlllcotlon li cleonlnff and
adluatlng are nocossary
because dirty plugs can
waste iu oi your goauiuia.
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5.T1RR CHECK for nails,
glass, cuts, etc. Air pressure
correction, tiros dressed. All
supplementing regular In
spections required by Gov
ernment,
T-rrs an basy mistake to make to think that
1 X because you're driving less, you needn't pay
bo much attention to your oil as you used to.
Fact is, you ought to be even more careful I
Here is why. In your engine the finestmotor
oil is exposed to air-borne dust and other impur
ities. And though that oil lies idle in the crank-
lease, partially burned fuel particles are con-,
standy promoting oil deterioration.
Also, with today's short trips at lower driving
speeds, your engine doesn't get hot enough to
vaporize water formed by combustion and con
densation. This water accumulates in your,
crankcase and further contaminates your oil. '
f So instead of using miles travelled as a guide,"
follow this new and safer rule: Have your Shell
man or Shellady change your oil every time you
go to a new coupon number. Thatfs every two
months. Then you're sure to be on the safe side.
.And you probably won't have to add a drop
between drains.
It's a good Idea to have your car
given complete Shellubrlcation at
the same time. Shell's service is
thorough, correct, careful a vital
help in prolonging the useful life
of your car. it Includes the six e
sentlal services listed at left;
A nt n a KiiMn g9 till win
jniwi and intnrlnr off car.
' polishing of chromot In
spection oi nil nun is.
SHELL Oil COMPANY.
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One large group of rayon and cotton prints, ,
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prices. '
SIZES 10 TO 44
Values to
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$2.98-$4.50.
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Smart styles for casual or garden work, In overblouse
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