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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.
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Hoard Two
lewb, Charles '. Chlloquln,
Frederick V Dairy,
Harold J., Ann-
Krnnk C, Marshall,
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Wilson. Jr.
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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.
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" 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
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and make cash advance en
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lour store is treating you as,
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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).
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BUY EXTRA WAR BONDS!
New Course Offered
Teachers At SOCE
SOUTHERN OREGON COL
LEGE OF EDUCATION, May
24 Dr. Walter Redford, presi
dent of the Southern Oretton
College of "education, announces
that a new courso for teachers is
to be offered during the first
term of the summer school, June
9 to July 11. The course, a
workshop In elementary educa
tion, will carry five hours of col
lege credit, and Is planned to pro
vide assistance lo teacners in
questions of remedial reading,
speech, l.r.dlcapped or malad
justed children, creative work,
skiiis, science, social science, art.
music, visual aids, and other
school problems that students
may present.
Each piano contains about 300
pounds of metal.
Film to Be Shown
At Merrill Hall
Lt. Jack Noble of Camp Tule-
lake will show a picture called
"Our English Allies" In the
Merrill community hall on
Thursday night at 8:15.
The public Is cordially Invit
ed to attend the showing, which:
is being sponsored by the Mee,
rill Service club.
Vatican City Is forelen ts
rltory even to Romans, who must'
add extra postage to malt foiiHf
over its borders.
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