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.. UP) Po
lice who arrested a man here
on a charge of Intoxication said
that when they picked him up
he was trying to conceal a wat
ermelon under his shirt but
couldn't because he already had
on his person:
Two Jars of akin lotion, an
automobile rear-vision mirror, a
can of shoe polish, several ears
of corn, Jar of cheese spread, i
pans lor an automobile brako .
assembly, a Jar of pepper tclish I
ana one am pickio.
The municipal system traffic
of Washington, D. C, went up
131.1 per cent since 1038, the
last "normal" year.
up -
1 1
Male your desserts
A real situation
With pure Vanilla's
Taste lemptationl
m
AT YOUR
Independent Grocer's
There are ceilings and restrictions
every way you turn. . . but there's no
ceiling on the effort of your Independ
ent Grocer to provide you with
E) IF ED
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Elberta Peaches - 2.19
Fresh Tomatoes
Fancy Lb.
16c
Fresh Corn
Large Ears .Dos.
59c
Package CoSSee
Finest Grade .. Lb.
25c
Soup Mix
Assorted
3'-25c
Millc
All Popular Brands
3 -29c
Coiled Spaghetti 19c
Sunshine Crackers 32c
EVERYDAY LOW PRICES
Swansdown
Cake Flour
29c
Albers Flapjack Flour.. Lg. 24c
Albers Buckwheat::::: 28c
Kellogg's All Bran l..19c
Carnation ST: L.r,.36c
Shredded Ralston 14c
Fancy Cut Beans , 18c
Wall Peas
Fancy
Slav .
No. 2
16c
Diced Beets 5T, cL,25c
Argo Com Starch i , u,;9c
Peanut Butter rsTS'4ftj:
269
Clorox
K Gal.
Rinso
Large
27c
Powdered Bon Ami . . 10c
KENO STORE
TWIN GIRLS GROCERY
Kene, Or.
820 East Main
LAPSLEY'S GROCERY
3802 Boardmaa
LIEN'S CASH STORE
Stewart Addition, Keno Road
WEST KLAMATH GROCERY
Wyrhausar
BAGETTS GROCERY
Shast War
MAC'S STORE
Merrill Read
MODERN GROCERY
802 East Mala
COMMUNITY GROCERY
1040 East Main
DRYDEN'S GROCERY
1842 Portland
MYRTLE'S FOOD STORE
Shasta War
ROBINSON'S MARKET
4838 South Sixth
EAST SIDE GROCERY
21 East Mala
FIFTH AVE. GROCERY
Altamont Dxto and LaVern
SHASTA FOOD MARKET
Shait War
JOE'S GROCERY & MARKET
24 Main
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