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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1944)
I HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINt, inks Awaiting Execution W final Christian Words rom JcrP' German Priest pjiDSU ekn bfluw ' th0 M,,y, ".'"ITly IS (roil Immii-'Ih one nun iwu. i will have hero May ;h gruui" ... ri, men nrr l(. go cllrec ly lo f?.mu., Pm-lflo dniiot and 'S 'To Iravo fnr camp. ohllllM. "' '"a l";.'0'!, imhert C. 1H1S 1 .'. "'...7. 7-. m a L.. 1018 OH- 5CI10". ' 020 Lin. k IV' u . , mriianlson, John J K h I I. Hoard Two lewb, Charles '. Chlloquln, Frederick V Dairy, Harold J., Ann- Krnnk C, Marshall, rijcKu, T,iitrhnltl, bm, Cam CJjpm, Sundberg.. C.nri on i. Hwarc a'i r.miiiMiu Flllls, Hoy, Spraguo Box Wilson. Jr. tr, Ore. iiwnt. Gordon ii.. m. i h KHmnth '"'" c)rt'' Summers, tiiivm u., uiiciii- r Trnnsfers In Tiitlle, Ralph L., 12Z -asi KKO. Flashes of Life can airmen wore brought In. He I saia moy wore no insignia. Bouorg had boon In Now Culn- ea eight years before. the Jap anese camo and tried to wipe out Christian Influence among the uuuves. Classified Ada Bring Result. Br The Associated Press STAMP EXCHANGE MUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. liptrvlsor Uisliop plans to buy ScKnldny war slnmps will) re Iras (rom a J5 stump und (ivo lctn.1 slumps of 10)8 vintage. :::cii he I o u n (I among out 'JOT. : ' ' " JAILBIRD SCHENECTADY, N. Y A ruing pigeon spent a nlKht ute county lull. A irusiy uscu hflbi to luro the tired bird, ihlch had lighted on a window 111.?., ' EGGS-ACTLY HIGHT TROY. N. Y. Deviled eggs Ic 'strictly nn American dell- icy, according to folks ot the :SQ Icmngo. Preparation of nlcnlc-stylo If. lied eggs to go with sand- tiKt this spring proved such Ml with visiting Canadian, sol ars that a notice hos been filed on the bulletin board to fi plenty of them on hand Ir Amcrlcn'i nearest allies. w m Mighty smith is he HARTFORD, Conn. Those illt Dints of htnnd stinnrmr-rilv mated by two Smiths during DMt year really coino from 'emlth. Tho Hartford Red rosa: blood donor center said at;1n chocking buck on don 'int'dtscovcred thnt a Hort I'djwar. worker had used two went sets o Initials In front ").lurnnmo of Smith to get od:..thc regulation tliot no F'len. may give blood more (Ivo times during a year. ,.V BRIEF WILL nARRISBURG, Pa- -A plo- "t post card with 14 words tcn on tho address side was "tjr-for probnto hern as tho fa.EsNier M. Martin. A son ne. only Heir, i , J.',. POPULAR 4UCAG0 An army officer it J. .-- v.. to vii svivivu, ill- uowr za months overseas In .'' Is' world war, gets "fan"' fu- irom every corner of the a- ' ... .Tnj Vcteran officer Is Frank . wctoskrle, commandant at n Demolncs. ; He rilof.inrrt.i i i. i Inst year ho received 8000 '' and this yenr so far the "rooer nlnl anno di tmm Hirn who were mombcrs of 1 "omen's Army Corps In "UnR at tho first WAC train 's center nt Fort Des Moines. j-lfled Ads Bring Result. By ROBEHT EUNBON SOMEWHEHE IN AUSTRAL IA, iviuy lit (Uiiluyed) (A') A Jiipiiiiusu soldier currlod a final uiriKiiiin ruessugfl from a Ger man Catholic prlosl to two cap tured American alrmon awaiting tliclr fnto near Mudong, Now Guinea, Inst July. Tills story was told lo mo to day by August Beuors, mission brother from Miionstcr, Ger many, who was unions the 100 missionaries liberated when the Americans seized Hollandla from tho Jupaneso last month. Bound Hand and Toot Demurs snld ho . . bound bund und foot und was lying on tho flour of u nutlve hut when JnpuiK'itu soldiers brought In two Americans. Tho Jupanvso untied Doner and used tho ropes to bind tho Americans, Boners de scribed them as tall, ono red haired and lliu other dark-corn-plexloncd. The Americans were weary after a long walk through the Jungle before thulr capture. Through an Interpreter, MaJ. Arnold M. Miiahs of Tilleda, Wis., Hciiers related that tho Americans were kept bound on tho floor with no food and 'very Utile water for several days. "One day a native brought us some bnnanas but mean Japan ese guards look them from him and alo them In front of us." said Ueucrs, who is short and blondlsh. Ordered ExtcuUd "Finally, they took the Amer leans uway. A few days later a Japanese soldier named Torino eiiine in mid said Mai. Nuluhnrn nur cantor, had ordered tho Americans executed. We didn't know whether ho was speaking tho truth. Ho told us the Amer-li-ans had asked fur a Biblo but Naleluira had refused. " '1 con't cut their heads off without giving them a Christian mossngo or they will come back .....1 t nt .via ' Trti-lnn fnlrl ll " Ueucrs said. Gave Phrases Tho German then related how Father Lultmer. a Gorman mis sionary who later died in enntlv Hy, gave Torino the Biblical phra.se: "Let not your heart bo troubled. Yo bclleva In God, also in me. In my father's house nro many menslons. I go to pre pare a place for you. I will come ueuin and receive you unto my. self, that where I am ye may be also." Bcuers snld Torino spoke Eng lish woll and memorized the mes- snKe. Ho described Father Luttmer as being sad about the possible Impending executions and as wanting to give the Americans absolution, but Torino refused this request. Thereupon the missionary thanked Torino for convoying tho message. Heads Cut Off ' "Several days later the na tlvcs told us Torino had cut off the Americans' heads," Beucri said. "But wo don't really know what happened." . Bcuers then told how ha waj captured on Karkar island. "When Japanese soldiers came for us, one of theui beat me with a club. Another shot his rifle over my huod and a third ad vanced towards rne with bayonet fixed and put tho blade against my stomach. Bound Our Hands ' "They bound our hands be hind our backs and tied all of us together with a long rope and pulled us away. "Ono tlmo whoro wo were Im prisoned another German mis sionary and I were sitting at a table with a map In front of us. Two Japanese soldiers came in and beat us. . They accused us of being spies. We had previously proved we were Germans but they told us that didn't make any difference.' , Mistreated Germans "The Japoncso soldiers treated tho Germon missionaries worse than they treated American missionaries." Beucrs added that it was while he was being punished for look' lng at tho map that tho Amerl Charlie Read Saddlery Will Buy Wool Up to 3000 Pounds from each grower or reeelra on consignment any amount and make cash advance en same. lour store is treating you as, generously as possible ftw Blore would gladly sell you more Old Hermitage if thoy could! But nowadays this lino whiskey is scarce (since mJ we ve been on war production only). HERMITAGE , . , . BRAND : Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisker National Distillers Products Corp., N.V .80 Proof Let's all back the attack! 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