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Newspaper Page Text13, 1'Ji HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MCE NIN1 uTmEN AND WOMEN IN jcivi-i- ft) fc is 1 ... .. r Bowen nas "j'nnv Wlard street, tote. C T " i. ... '....inncd In the South 1 1 h u army as v" f'Ji'.. in lliat area for ionth "u , ovcr,n rib- Thee I wounded unco "" i.iTnncd In Australia k'S. li now In Now r . Ii as follows: l"T". Warner Brother I'lfio mid romance In Tind mire. wmp ana J"1" Warner tot aw Itllul lrln ff.ioldler cm he.r P. whin o( bull. Mi. nf a bomb TDlo.lon of a mln. or i motor. , ... . ufirner. Dlraso " R. In Die BWPA Brother! of steel the I ai i ar: T- AnM--, r M mcnt outfits to ') into North nirieii; n group which purtlci puted In tlio Btorled low-level boinhliiK iittaek on tlio Ploaotl oil field Inst August 1. Its vet eran iilrninn cull thumsolvcs the "Continental Air Linen." After (imdiintion from Butte Viilley ii lull school, Dorrls, In 11142. I'KU Whllf. iillcmliKl Hie University of Callfornlu. Ho wim In his first your thorc when he entered the urmod forces on Miirch 3, 11143. Before coming overseas, be gruduutcd from the air force iirmnment school at Dunvar, Colo. Members of the Ordnance Bbko Armiimont Mulntonunco liutlulloii In the Medilcrriinunn theater In North Africu Include iwo Klnmnth Fulls men, Kut Uoyd D. Myers, husbund of Mrs. Mildred J, Myers, 1132 r-inornno. nncl Hut. Lloyd W Kroom, husbund of Mrs. Mar-1 terrancun theater and olso muln. Burnt II. r'roum. 825 Grunt. This group is ono of tho larg est urmy ovc-rseus arsenals in the world und the first orguni zatlon of its kind In tho army. ' Among the members of a base pofitofflco .In the Medlter- ruueun theater of wur is I'ri- vute Floyd J. Barrett, son of Mrs. S. K. Barrett of Algomu. Ono of these base postofllccs bundles Just about us much mail as a postoffice in Portland, Oregon, or Oakland, Calif., or Memphis, Tenn. This postoffice is different from the ones in tho states In that tho mail does not como in steadily day by day but us many as 00,000 sacks ot mall arrive at ono time, -This basfl postoffice also sup plies postal items such as V rnuil sorting cases, scales, twlno, forms, stamps, etc., to arm postofflccs In the entire Mod tains a directory service. Aviation Cadet Richard Wal ton Blohm, son of Mr. and Mrs. CJ." C. Blohm of 1234 Pacific Terrace, Klamath Falls, has be gun training as a cadet in the army ulr forces training com mand school at Yale university. Upon completion of his course there he will be commissioned as a second lieutenant The expert Infantryman badge, an outstanding honor, has been awarded to Corporal D; W. Baker of the 293rd in fantry regiment at Camp Van Dorn. Miss. His homo address is 2161 nadcllff, Klamath Falls and he attended KUHS. He entered tho service In August, 1043, and was assigned to Camp Van Dorn In September, i43. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker of Bell Gar- dons, Calif. His wife, Mrs. Leorui M. Baker, is making her home at 2135 Garden, Klamath Falls.1, He has a brother also-In the service at Camp San Luis Obis po, Calif. Recently promoted to the rank of a sergeant was Kenneth II. Sheets, son of Mrs. J. C. Hunt of 70 Pine street, Klam ath Falls. He was recently pro moted at the air transport com- mand replacement center ai Camp Luna, N. M. ... . .. His wife and son live In Den ver, Colo. He entered the army in December, 1842,. and was employed before that by the Mure Island navy yard. The Japanese machine gunners arc very good. They wait un til you are almost on top of them before they start firing. Chinese corporal. FISIIING - SWIMMING BOATING Enjoy thl year vacation clone to home" at Lake o' the Woods Resort Oraearr atara, aarrloa alatlon. I.dra ana raatairanl w pn. Mnl.i im4 at resnbl prloi. Bring year ration books. Lodg la far Sanolna. ta-paaatnfr plearara boat In optratlon. Good road. Manr ablaa eomplslalr lernlihed. Hot and cold ihowcri. rlihlni la truly tba btat tm .yaars. ' beautiful South Sea ryyw.m.yb.lucky rt ill mis ijw" m Z T South Sea breew nkcs the placo of S fiM ironical storms; where the hnlf white women re Ihe beautiful moon takes the placo of the hnmhrr and the Storm .inH m hlsh in tho iky Mr Warner, this is what the real Yank has been look' Uitf 'nr. the peace, happiness, and thu quiel romance ui uin lion pIcUi shows. nUNCE Mr, and Mrs. Ed Inm of 8131 Walton Drive e received word that their Sgt. Eldon u. rcierson, is fnnce. He went In on O-i (. Sgt. Peterson naa poen in irmy for more than two n ind has been In England rt November, 1943. Ho Is in anti-aircraft artillery. a a o lrl. Charles Slaymaker of Climax naa two sons ana i ateoions in the navy. Hor b tons are William F. Snell. lo la with the marines sta lled in Hawaii, and Curtis L. U, who is in Italy with the ly air corps. furlli Snell it expected home tm duty toon. Mrs, Slaymak- lormerly lived in Oklahoma, a a a fffewa of two Klamath Falls In haa come from an air serv- command itation somewhere biglsnd. U William Laahs, ton of and Mrs. William Laahs of 1109 Pine street, Klam Falls, and Second Lt. Don- C. Kirknatrlck. son of Mr. it Mrs. L. F. Kirknatrlck of 'u cipianaae street. Kiamatn ihi, are now overseas ana mini to licht in an active rater of war. (Before entering the army Lt. un was employed aa a cut man it me Lamm Lumber rnpany, fMn. R. R. Kernan of Spragua ver has three ions In ihn rvicc. They are PFC Joe R, 'inea wno enl sterl on IVram, f 10, 1941 and then SDent two m i In Alaska, Ho Is now sta- "lea II amn HnnH T.v.. ik iu- "-I t, mo inmniry. iwin orotner, Private Wcs R. Gnlnes. wlin la u,lth P medical Corns somnwhrtrn In lance at the nnmni n,v, .. L.iv. overseas lor six "'HUB, une vniinrrndt AH r fin.. ii r . . owtl - uu ion lor camp on a a Harold Uhllg, son of Mr. and kin .1. . ... ""a. lUilO f'n Itrcet. TCIomnlU n .1 ". mmission and gold " at the oriiH.lln. .... tiL?1 tne army air forces u , "ommann school at lii .'.'""y on June 20 Un MR 1 1 -1 .1 vrt Shi., l . . ""uuuca jviamam KtJll 89"Ool and received Heae in n ni Oregon SUto lcae Jn nr,rnmi..M .njq ,i. 6t a .l""""" " i,i. : " ?"'0EJ oi Tan Beta PI Siilna "".."u,,0.ry. fl Mu Id d'.i a l2?mntlc honorary. Hiarrnil. " CAMP BEALE, Calif., July 12 Whether the Distinguished Ser vice Cross he had Just been awarded by Major James L. Bradley, commanding general, 08 Infantry division, (left) or the kiaa his best girl Just bestowed upon him, was the more thrilling. Sergeant Georgo Mlrlch. of Klamath Falls, Oregon, couldn't decide. The girl. Doris Cheyno, also of Klamath Fulls, and Sgt. Mlrlch were engaged on July 7. Just a year ago. The sergeant, now attached to tho 381st In- funtry, was nwarded the nntlon's second award for valor for ac tion on Attn, when single-handed he cleaned out five Jap foxholes, killing sevei, Nipponese, who had been holding up an American advance over a precipitous in 18TH ARMY AIR FORCE Private First-Class William (Ted) White, son of Mrs. Leona White of Dorrls, Calif., is nearlng com-! demon of his I rat year over-s. seas with this veteran heavy,. bombar d m e n lp J roup oi inc Sth air force. Tha former! student at the I I tnl.F.(l 1, a I I r inn, iun. ' kelev. Calif.). Is armortr on a bill R.24 t this southern Italy nase. maintaining, repairing, installing the auns on these Liberators. PFC Whlto tells of going Intoi Naples with an air force unit, two weeks after this Italian city had been taken by the allies. "I was only there a short while," he soys, "but long r w--r --.iia- J 1 Z'A .M.aaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I . . aaj 1 -i us" 1 " - A 1 I I III I BOOOaa- m' arT3 sT . . I IJUH Phi, soda enough to catch four bombings. e night, it was especially igh. We 'highballed' to the air raid shelter, and Just then a big One rou It was espcclall ind JCook At lltei Value Jfilly (4) Kerr'! Assorted ........ IB-Oi. GlassC PeadieS (43) CastU'Cras.........1...2M Tln22C Prune Juice (3) sunaw..t ......ot. guss27c Spinach "Emerald Bay..... H Can 3 for49C Shredded Wheat h.b c, m pkS. 10c Lemon Juice M.c.p. 1 ..... s.o..10c Shortening Royai satin. ma. oussOc MolaSSeS Qr.ndmt't 32 01. Glass 37C Nob Hill Cbf f eeZlZ 2; xb: 23c Airway Coffee .... ...a u 20c ?f CAORt free red points for your used fats HOW? Easy! Just save more used fats and turn them ln regularly to your butcher. It's amazing how many different ways there are, and every one of them means more fats for the war effort!' Bacon By tha Piece lb. 29c Sliced, Grade A ..;........ -lb. 42c Pork . Steak.... ..........lb. 31c Chops ; ........lb. 38c Sausage - Country Style ..: ...lb. 28c . Pork Hocks lb. 15c Beef Beef Roasts, Grade B ........ .:...::.:..-..-lb. 25e Short Ribs, Grade B lb. 18c Ground Beef ..lb. 28c Luncheon Meats Assorted ' ....... Lb. 45c Bologna & Liversausage 2oc Pound .... ' " Wieners Ll:Lb.37c one smacked 100 yards from Uicl barracks where wa naa Dcen sleeping. That's as close as II ever want them." Tha Calltomlan Is a member of a veteran B-24 group, one of the first U. S. heavy bombard- About a good job. with base pay of about $220 This Isn't Just another Job. Tt's a Job for a man who Is sincere in wonting a good connection with a permanent company. The Job Is tnal or avmwuiftn with Southern Pacific . . . one of the most vital Jobs on our railroad. Vital because you holp switch freight cars full ot war materials . . . cars from the Milwaukee. N. Y. Central, Union Pacific from every road In tha country. You work with an engine crew . . . have a lo- mmntlva to do the heavy work. Even at basa pay you'll make around $220 per mo. Many Switchmen average a lot more. No experience needed. We train you. Hallrond poss privileges. Fine pension plan, meaicai services. And above all, an es sential Job with a permanent comoanv. Experienced switch men neaded also. Sea or writ Troinmoifer, S. P. Station, Klamath Falls, or your nearest S. P. Agent. ! Blue Lake.. Vanilla Flavor Westag (or lemon) Biskit Mix risher'a ....... Beet$ Del Monta Diced .... Cut Green Beans Precooked Beans Deviled Ham Libby s ........... ... PrCm gwm' delicious meat Baby Food cupps x point .... ..B-Ox. .....40-Os. Pkg. ..303 Glass 10c 29c 12c 10c Copalands I-Os. Pkg. l2C 3.0s. Can 16c 33c ..300 Tin ..12-Os. Can ' .4?-6i. Can 7c ...Pkg, 4M-Oi. Tin Pkg.C 9c 13 c 22c Noodle Soup Mix Lipton's .....2H-Os. Betty Crocker Soup Mix OllVeS Libby's Chopped OllVeS Lindsay Medium Ripe ............ Pt- Tin faMM CtlMMI VUIIC aJUIJMI 30-31-32-40 Beet Sugar ..T Lifebuoy Toilet Soap ..:;;;::..;Br 3 ,8r20c Oxydol Washing Powder actn. 23c Use Stamps 10 Lb. 5 Lb. 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