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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1943)
Autrnut fl, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE te. te, 1 1 1 PAGE SEVEI WOHKINQ AT ARMY POST Auxiliary Ilnrthu L. Uli-U-h, DIM Main street, B?CTWfT' KinmHin rails, lit (i member of a Women's Army c o r p o u ii It n o w working Ht Mill .ter Field, Call fornla, The WAUn have taken over many Jobs thnro, purlieu Inrly aclmlnl tnillve Job In t h t pout hi'iirl' qiuii'trr. She went to tho army pout from tho first WAC training ccnlcr at Fort Dea Molnn, la,, wliero aim rn reived special mllllnry training for tit lit work, AT BTINSON FIEL D First Lleutruunt Lloyd E. Conracly whoso wife, Mnry K. Conrndy, relilea at ,- - . ; ' ' - 42nd a v e n u o, Cullport. MIm j imi ill ill if 1. Isslppi has re- Fgf" "Vv ii r r l ported at l n a k Stlnnon K I e I d F. air depot train- ' Ins station lor f duly. i After B"rtuli " (nil from Kliim-t atn union hip school In Kliim alh Falls, Ii" be camo a book keener before, enlisting In the lervlce In Sep- temher. 1040, nl Klamatn rails llnvine nerved at Gulfporl Field Mis., Fort Ktevenii, Orrgnn, and Jeffemon narracka, Mo., Lleutcn ant Conrndy camo to Stlnson on Juno 10, 1D43. Din parenta, Mr. and Mm. Lloyd Peter Conrndy, reside ut 2150 Arthur atrccl, Klamath Kalli. rORT DES MOINES, la Aux iliary Beth Rob-r ley of Merrill h a completed tralnlnu In the motor transport chool of the first women's army corpi training center here. WACs attend imilor transport school learn In spection, mnin t e n a n c a and operation of army truck and motor vehicles. URBANA. CHAMPAIGN. 111. In tho first group of soldiers as signed to tho University of Illi nois for the army specialized training program is Russell L. Fairchlld, 044 Eldorado street, Klnmnth Falls. Instructional activities of the ASTP at Illinois began July 12. The men are under military dis cipline at all times. They are quartered in some two dozen fraternity houses which have been taken over for this pur pose. Their Instructors are unlver llty faculty members who also tench regular courses. Instruc tion Is by 12-wock periods. The men must make satisfactory grades to continue In the ASTP. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pentecost of Alrwny avenue, Klamath Falls, have two sons In the ma rines. PFC Robert F. Pentecost en listed In the marines In Septem ber, 1041. He was home on fur lough when Pearl Harbor was bombed and left immediately for his base In Snn Diego. Robert was In Guadalcanal for four months where he got malaria. He Is now in the U. S. naval hos pital at Corona, Calif. He will bo 10 yenrs old on August 17. Another son, Earl F. Frame, enlisted In tho mnrlna corps In February, 1041. After gradua tion from boot camp he was transferred to Jacksonville, Fla., air corps mechanics school, When he finished this course ha was chosen ns a Judo instructor and Is now in Snn Diego.' Ha was an honor guard to China's first Indy, Mmo. Chiang Kal xhek, when she visited California.. LETTER FROM BON The fol lowing Is taken from a Inttor from Cheater Bunnell, son of Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Bunnell of West Klam alh. Young Bun ncll Is now sta 1 1 o n e d some where In the Middle East: "Here Is an other little note Just to mention that everything Is all right There Isn't any thing to worry about because things are now pretly snfe, The going was and Is kind of rough, but those things are unimpor tant. But whut I really wanted to say Is, don't worry or feel sorry for me. I'll be all right. I'm off to help In one of the most Important Jobs a fellow will ever bo asked to do, and Unit's fighting for the good old UbA. I don t mean the Amer ica we studied about In school, In history books, etc. That Isn't tho America I'm going to de fend. America to me la the townslte we live on, the guys I have worked with, the people next door, tho millions of peo pie like us. Catholic, Prote stant, or what have you that's my America. "Furthermore, I don't want anyone to touch my America. I don't want anyone to tell me Oregon isn t mine any moro. I don't want to see our homo dc stroyed. I don't want our home touched in fact, I am glad I'm here, and will go wherever they send mo and be most will ing. I don't mind being sent thousands of miles across tho enm I unuM mtllinn tlm ! rather fight the enemy on his own soil than on mine. As long as I have anything to do with It, you will never hear what an enemy bomb sounds like and you will never see what an enemy tank look like. We'll keep our landscapo clean and quiet. The men who know say that this Is a big war, but 1 1 have my way of looking at it. I see it as quite a little war. It Is no bigger than my heart. It takes in you, dad, Gloria, Babe and all my sisters and brothers, the home we live In, Bishops and Kennedys next door, my friends; so that's not a big war. "Yet, maybe it Is at that Maybe It really la bigger than the biggest country and the wid est ocean. But I guess what we are really fighting for is for love, for our folks, for sisters and brothers, for tho friendly light shining In tho front room window. These aro my America "So don't you sit around wor- rvlnir nr ffrlniMni, fnr mn 1C.n ' 'j - m - - - - " - ...... - - a grin on your face and a song In your heart for America. Just remember as long as I'm thou sands of miles away, so is the enemy. And this is his back doorstep I'm on, and he's not I on ours. It's Just the- way we intend to keep it. "With all my love, your son CHET." I STUFFED SHIRT DANBURY. Conn.. 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