Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 22, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textcjx Yanks Stand Off 75 j0pS until fencr worries I - ..tflntf n combut pulrol of' tefJIx American infuntry. V i. nol rcconiniuiiu r11. fnhn M. Murllnson. son fc.'Sl- .JfinMM John S. Martin-' Wit i Wuntlimd rll'i Miirll""0" PCllon oi t m n UO-niin inui " rlfl" company pf the iw, oj'.l division, nntl In t li 1'C c"nilHiild 1110 l"'lro1 t,pJ, ct the placl.iK of niorti.r "'Jfwy'ncniy forces found '"'vo ouHd Ihem. all right," ,Sirn of mnntlm' sor !' iS ffpnclflc welled In mi inlfr ? Snn I'rimcisco. "but rfwerc mnro of tlu-ni th;m wr 1' . .!, Hirer, hours. L3. s? '!!!?: ,SL Ul our company pushctl out .H rrl cvnl o.i. Wo put out so Sidtotuvi-rfd how few of us Ultra i""-' . . r.lvcd his baic tnilnlnK a he ctlVW ..,,.,,,, ,r!1 in no rrf.in.H llio 7th division In fill's lundliiKs at Attn and Kiiki In tlio Alriilmn. Kwaja t.inin UH Mai.-'hnll Islands, and Kin Tlio Philippines, and and tho combat liiianlryiiiiin bidie for oxfmplary conduct in tUon "tininst tho enemy. ?rt Martinson was wounded utick on U'.vtu. whon ho was ",lK.i"" ...ill, II,., Im.rllnw m-llr.. MVinCMIK w " ..-.. T .i l.nlitnrl n limit I TnC Jap nmiiHim kuxh wv,,,, iimblC to S10P Olir iuiikh, lin Ilea, o in'-; ..v..-m mr( m ,no - vBiscors y PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK HDDS TO ITS GOODNESS Pacific Veteran e- aw jerjaeT-i luLi S8 John M, Martinson, (on ol Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Martin son, 2038 Wantland, sarvad 21 months ovarsaas as a mortar sactlon sarqoant in tha 7th in fantry division. In addition to tha Purpla Haart, awardad for wounds racelved on Layta in tha Phlllppinas, Sql. Martinson wears tha combat infantryman badna lor axamplary conduct in action Bnaintt tha anamy, and nas lour battle stars on his Asi atic-Pacific campaign ribbon for ine innaincs at Attn and Klslca in tha Aloutlans, Kwa)aletn In the Marshalls, and Levte. Ha Is shown above at Lettarman Gen eral hospital. Ban Francisco. ..i,u ti.. u.i ..t.AtA.. un....UM ,nu iiipi lull, i,i.i.uiiii,T on a innrlar section hcrccant I mm to uo in mu uoni lines 10 . . . mode with CINCH CORN BREAD MIX. EacK package con tains ALL noceitaty ingredients. , Just add water, mix and bake. Try this I Split muffins, fill with a dab of butter ond elly and replocelnovsn for a minute or two. Try Cfnch Waffles and Cfnch Hot Cakes, Tool Authorlllos say-for tho best of health, every good breakfast should supply vitamin C. One big glass of sunny navel orange juice gives you a full day's quota. Helps with A, Bi, B2, calcium and other needed minerals. And don't forget a sweet, juicy . orange for the lunch box. It's a refreshment, a salad, a dessert -all in one. Also enjoy California navels in sparkling fresh fruit recipes for healthful wartime meals. They are seedless! Easy to peel, slice and section. Insist on trademarks Sunkisl , Oranges, finest from 14,500 co operating California and Ariiona (Urns growers. if u we where mortar fire was need-' ed ond direct It when the rifle men wore pinned down, "Instead of armor-piercing ammunition, the Japs were using hiich explosive shells In their (intltnnk suns that day, and they sKinocu tnem along the ground at us. They fired Into the ground, and the shells exploded on contact, showering thc frag ments among us. That was how I was hit." Sat. Mnrtlnson arrived In this country for transfer to a hos pital near his home. OPERATOR DIES SALEM. Feb. 22 (Pi Frank G. Myers, Salem restaurant op erator from 1011 to Juno of last year, died at a hospital yesterday of a heart ailment. He had lived noro since 1BUD. and attended Salem schools. He leaves a widow and two children. 'We Never Die' Says Nazi; Yanks Prove Belief Wrong By THOBURN WIANT WITH U. S. FORCEB INSIDE GERMANY, Feb. 21 (Delayed) tfl'i Hiding In machlnegun nest, a German soldier remained quiet while a hundred or more Americans crossed tho Moselle river Into Germany In an area 13 mllfs east of Luxembourg. Then, with American troopers still pouring across the swift, blood-swollen river, tho German suddenly poked up his head, lift ed a bayoneted rifle and shout ed: "We never die!" Cnl. Elder Burke, Jackson, Mich., said: "He fired a shot, missing my face only by a frac tion of an inch, and then lunged with tho bayonet." Lt. Blent Slingor, Seaside, Ore., and Pvt. Arthur Anargyros, Brooklyn, N. Y., pitched In with Burke, and swarmed all over thc nazi. "I thought for a while he was telling the truth when he said he'd never die," Slinger said. "We stabbed him twice and shot him three times before he was finished." PORTLAND, Feb. 22 (VP) Further decline in cases of corn, municable disease was reported today by the state board of health. 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