Juno 8, 1048
PAGE THREE
OUR MEN AND WOMEN
1 IN SERVICE
to, fci fts, &
fell
lfiJ
ASSIGNED-Mr. mid Mrn. C.
J. Cirubi'i'imitl of Clilloiiili
lilivo ruculvvd word Hint their
nephew, Burut'unt K o 1 1 h It.
8 h u 1 1, , sun of
Mr. ii n d Mrs.
Huy C, Shull of
Control I'ulul,
Oro., ii I id urucl
unto of Hullo
F a 1 I h 1 1 ll
school, whs una
of 10 moll III
Ii I s squadron
cliosnn or a 15
inuntli courso of
Intonslvo study
In nil aviation cadet school
'1 hoy wilt urnduiito as second
llmilomints. Svruclint Sliull Is
In lino for tlio coveted "Asiatic1'
Pacific" mcdiil, to bo Issued to
ovory mini who has socn active
service "under such roKiilullons
as tho secretary of war unci the
M-crntiirv of navy shall pre
scribe." Tho actual medal will
not bo Issued until about six
months after tho war. Until tho
medals are Issued, servlco rib'
bons nro authorized to bo worn
In pluco of them. Serueunt
Shull lias one bronze star In tho
center of Ills sorvlco ribbon
For five or more campaluns or
ennnKcmonts, a silver star will
bo worn In tho center of tho
service star Instead of bronze
RETURNS TO DUTY Corporal
Jack I. Robinson recently spent
luio weeks with Ills parents, iwr
and Mrs. C, E. Robinson of 423
Upham stroet.
Ho cumo from
Camp Campbell,
Ky., where lia
Ii a s boon sta
tioned, ft He left about
"two weeks ano
to resume his
post as armored
fores radio
operator. In civ
ilian life, he operated a delivery
service with his brother Willis,
which was known as Robinson's
delivery service.
PKC William O. "Bill" Heck
man has arrived at the nuval
nir technical tralnlnit center at
Normnn, Okla., where ho will
attend marine aviation ordnance
school. Ho enlisted in the U. S
nuirlno corps In July, 1042.
Pvt. Robert L, "Bob" Heck
man Is stationed at Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo. Ho U in tho SUHth
field artillery battalion, a dl
vision of tho newly activated
A.200lh Infantry.
V Both boys, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Hcckman of
Modoc Point, Ore., aro graduates
of Chlloquln hluh school, class of
1041, and attended OrcKon State
college prior to entcrihg the ser
vice.
"Driving a crash truck at an
airfield is a fur cry from driving
a truck In civilian life but It Is
0110 of tho most Important Jobs
in this man's army," according
lo Staff Sergeant John R. Pool
Klamath Falls, Ore. Now with
an ordnance unit attached to a
United States army air base
somewhere In the British Isles,
tho sergeant Is tho son of Mr
nd Mrs. Frank Pool, 5142 Har
lan Drive, Klnmiith Fulls.
Sergeant Pool entered the
army on December 3, 104 1, and
yns seen plenty of action since
What time. "By that I don't mean
that I've boon In any of tho ac
tual lighting so far, but being
with an air base you can always
bo sure of something going on,"
he said.
Now 24 years old, the ser
geant graduated from KU11S and
has a brother, Walter, now in an
Infantry training center some
where In California.
FARRAGUT, Idaho Jim
Bluln, son of Mrs. Mlnnlo Scaff,
Kin ninth Falls, Oregon, reported
this week at Farnigut, the second
largest U. S. naval training sta
tion for his recruit training.
Ho has been assigned to 0110
of tho camps in this station and
during the weeks he is In train
ing, he will bo taught the funda-
6nenlals of seamanship, learn
liilltnry discipline, and undergo
rigorous physical burdening.
Upon completion of his re
cruit training, ho will bo. given
nn opportunity to (imlify for en
trance Into n navy service school,
many of which are located al
FarriiRiil, where ho will recolvo
additional specialized training In
the trade of his choosing.'
Corporal Arthur G. Scoley Is
now In tho AAFTTC Chicago
schools In Illinois. Ho loft re
cently after a 15-duy furlough
In which ho visited his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. L, Scclcy of Cot
tage nVcnue. He was formerly
employed al Dtilslgcr's garage.
Fred D. Peterson left last Sun
day for Oakland, Calif., whore
kn Is stationed now. Ho received
Vis gold wings In New Orleans
on May 20. Fred Is a graduate
of KUHS and of Oregon Stato
col lego.
Ho recently spent a short fur
lough with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Peterson of Summers
Innc.
1 1 ," wmmr'
M-A.-dHa..-i
K. Phillips,
In the Sea-
JtJ B
n
SEABEE Clyde
CM 2c, enlisted
b 0 u s In Octo
ber, 1042, and
was called to
duty on Decem
ber 7. 1 1 11 re
ceived Ills biiHic
training at
C u 111 ft Perry,
Virginia, u 11 d
h I s advanced
training at
Giillport, Miss.
Fro in tliero t'Jf
lin was sent to g '
Port Huencmo, I
r,..,n ...1...-- I.- m,.
has since been ? ' r V
sent lo overscan .!" : ,77f
,l,,l II. rionl.
ly spent a nine-day leave with
his wife, Thclmu, at 211 No
vndu street.
TORPEDOMAN Earl Albert
"Bob" Schortgen, soil of Mr.
ew nr 1 und Mrs. &. a.
Schortgen, 1044
Bismarck street,
is a navy torpo
(Ionian 1c, and
Is on a submar
ine In tho South
seas. Ho was
married last
Juno to a New
York girl. Ho
was at Pearl
Harbor when II was bombed by
the Japs.
GUADALCANAL Private
First Class Melvin Ramos, 21, of
Klamath Falls, was recently pro
moted to corporal In tho United
States marine corps hero.
Corporal Ramos, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ramos,. 400
Michigan avenue, Klamath Foils,
is on duly us nn aviation main
tenance man. Ho ntlciidcd Ore
gon Stato collego prior to enter
ing tho servlco,
The Lcesvllle, L'u., USO has
liiiiueurnted a monthly birthday
Varly for the military person
nel of Camp Polk and vicinity.
Tho first of such affairs was
held on Sunday afternoon, May
23. Among the 13 soldiers who
participated was Private Mnrvll
Melton, Klamath Falls. A beau
tiful birthday aikc was cut at
this party. Ncllo L. Slclnmeycr.
assistant director of the USO
was In charge,
NAVAL AIR STATION, Pasco,
Wsih. Aviation Cadet Wllllum
Moinlduke llalriell Jr., Is on his
wuy to Corpus Chrlstl. Tex., for
udvunccd flight training after
successfully completing his pri
mary training
at tho nuval air
stutlon at Pasco,
Washington. He
will receive his
navy wings In
about three
months and a
commission as
ensign In the
navul reserve or
second lieuten
ant In tho mar-
J lno corps re
serve.
Cadet Halrrell, 21, Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. William M.
llulrrcll, '3114 LaVcrna Ave.,
Klamath Fulls, ills brother,
Frank James Halrrell, Is plan
ning to follow in his brother's
footsteps.
Cadet Halrrell was graduated
from Idabel high school, Idabel,
Okla., In 1030.
Ca
J
TRANSFERRED Aviation
dot Ray Walkers
has recently;
been transferred
from Llvcrmoro
field, Calif., to
Corpus Chrlstl,
Texas. Ho Is a'
graduate of
KUHS, class of;
1041 and hoi
spent one ycorl
at Oregon State
college.
PERR1N FIELD, TEX. Avia
tion Cadet Robert George Brltt,
22, of Klumnlh Falls, Ore, has
arrived at this northwest Texas
army air force basic flying
school to enter tho third phase
of his schooling toward gradu
ation as a pilot and officer.
Ho Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Brltt of route 3Klam
alh Falls. Cadet Brltt will be at
Pcrrln Field nine weeks before
he moves to advance training
and finally receives his wings as
a pilot.
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