Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 22, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextUR MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE fck. tek fe, fefc 1 L-rervEB WINOS llei H. Morris, 20, of Gil P1?' "..-nnli.rl t in a lvur at an army 'r lorcce and w0 fgnwatat"!" mmtm limiiun-ceromo- W Napier KfofYh. training ind. jlorrla I; duata ul ft high I whero no i buskot- . H 1)1130- End attended Oregon State (. where ho played base jprevloui to hia acceptanco ivlitlon cadet training, he imployed b tn Ollchrlst it company. t I RECEIVES BADOE jr Marvin Tuppor, son of fen Tuppor of Beatty, lias fiwirded the Combat In iman biidgo while serving fllu 12th urmored division L leventh army In France. L badge la awarded for Lctory purformunco of duty Lund combat aRulnit the y and entltlei the anldler in' ner month addltlonnl The badKO la worn on the brcait, above tho aervlco division of which Tnpper member la commonded by Gen. Roderick R. Allen, the local boy hua been ai for three months. the irouD of casual- itceTvcd at Madlgun Conor- toiplUU in muunm, "ubii., Illy was Pvt. Gordon D. In of Klamoth Falls, ac ini to Col. W. G. Jcnklin, handing officer. I taTER FROM ISLAND very Interesting, aa well ns Brous Idler wos reemvea Illy by Frank A. Shlpman hncouvor, Washington from bant Vernon R. Liinrcc, ill attached to fighter In In the Mariana Islands, I men are former residents Ilimath rails, Lapree being tiled with Shlpman at a I distributor for tho Schoen n here. bree recounts many of his trout experiences which occurred during nit tnrec of overseas duty. Ho it that one of the moat dlf- taikt he .faced was that lflbig foxholes In the coral lit, even that dldn t atymli tpeaking of the constant on tho Island, - Laprcc - - you want a thrill some- you lust have to sot out a in a nurry, ana inna in nan way up to your two claims that the ccntl N in mat Dart or the pacific lunted some of them only f to eight Inches In length lire the size of your thumb hmetcrl . lilt soldier Is now boasting i rugged tan, due to tho that he doesn't wear hla except on special occa- . ne iocs on to uv: However, I haven't much lett of he little I had. I It know whether it lust fdn't keep up with me, or ioi acarea out. it noes tome time In romblno. but iket more time to wash my lit Wnollf i-nnln 1 hny 111 fnta, has boon awarded the m our tor .gallantry in ac. IWhllft I loMInn .,,llh (V,. IMrA Wry division In France. www 'rine Pvt. John M. Foster, former employe of tho una Box company, has rc V returned to this country 'Urvlna an ..latin.. fa with the first marine air i,ui mo aoiomon and Aditur- Uanria f Mlrsmar, Calif., awaiting mn and reassignment, wife, the former Shirley "'I've; at 709 N. Hth.. Hth Falls, Mi I' MoS?l, former Klam nth Union high school student and resident of . - r y a i u I , re ceived hla Bllver wlnga March 11, when he was graduated an a second lieuten ant from the advanced two engine pilot school ot Pecos army air field. The new pilot wua assigned to Pecoa from Bnk- ersfleld, Cnllf. He Is the aon of Mrs. 0. C. Brown of Hawthorne, WUlil, French famllloa In one of the towna In the US 7th ormy sector are eullng bakery bread, thanks to mcmbcra of tho 3408th ord nance company, of which Cpl, Glen A. Sochlcr of 4008 Cottage avenue la a member. Learning that big baking concern had ocen Idle during the German oc. cuputlon, the trouble-shooting ordnunccmen looked Into the situation, mndo minor adjust ments, ana me oaxory was turn ing out loaves again. The 3400th ordnance com pany was activated June 1. 1041. Ita members trained at Fort ivioultrlo. South Carolina, and first stepped on foreign soil at Casablanca on November 18, hk. nicy nave acrved In sic- lly, Corsica, Italy ond southern r ranco. When a gun goes out of action on tho US 7lh army front, it la only a mutter of hours until It Is firing again on German nosl lions bordering on the Siegfried line. A front line repair service by roving mechanics, Including Sgt. Leo J. Rausch of Klamath Falls, remedies the gun's fall urea with a minimum of delay. During one winter month, these combat ordnancemcn reached a peak of ISO artillery pieces repaired. This output In cluded difficult work In repack ing nitrogen pressure equilibrat- ora on 1S5 mm guns and 8-inch howitzers. reDalr or replace1 mcnt of gun carriages which hod cracked in the cold climate, and replacement of broken spades and trails. iBff POSTS BRAN coAfSMto mm sveAR-stveer delicious tfiVbreokfost Mm It'a a magic combination of erlap Pool's 40 Bran Flakea plus Un der, sweet, seedless raisins... right In the same package 1 You've never tasted anything eo delicious. Ask your grocer for Poat'a Ralaln Bran in the big Wua-and-whlU package tooay. Mrit 99ACH? YOU WILL.. IF YOU'LL SLENDERIZE I I fW t rt-. Aif l I l (A! 1 T4. a hin from V 5k and stay .l.nd.r ih. Hollyteooi Way T"h Jil wlh Holhwod Brd. It'a eo aimpb I ''! I. "TT Ju taeluAitwo slice of Hollyteood " "f f 'wflL Breed wlh "ch "' ta fjH'kV Pl" ' f"n',", I j . 1 t i?Vv vtx SH 'I I) f.V "duel ikt ySTjaPaSfea Hoiivwoori -rS-" ifyr & V- rou will wo.d.r IV -?' 1 iK-'9'.fcV kl- V" Flint f.f. VAuiin Ti T Mnioi Boardman has been 'awHrded the fiaiinguianea flying Croes for extraordinary achievement whil nartlelnulinu In combat against tho enemy In the jneaiwrranean tneatcr of oper ations. Throughout many com bat missions against highly stra tegic ond Important Installa tions, the young flier has dom onatrated the highest order of professional skill, heroism, lead ership and devotion to duty. The navigator of a 15th 'air fnrCH FlvlnD Viwiramm T - merly lived In Essex, Mont. He w Kiauuiuca irom untnead county high school and attended Montana State college. Enlisting In the army on March 26, 1043,1 Lt. Lee received his wlngt the following March. Lee has flown 48 combat mis sions with the oldest heavy bombardment group In the Med iterranean theatre. He has been awarded the Air Medal with two Onk Leaf Clusters, and has earned the European-African-Middle East theatre ribbon with two battle participation atari. His father, Edwin S. Lee, re sides on Boardman in Klamath Falls. SAN ANTONIO' AVIATION CADET CENTER, Tex At the San Antonio aviation cadet center, officers of the Central Flying Training Command are attending the officers command and training school to prepare for key administrative and com mand assignments. During the four-week course at this AAF training command unit, the officers study admin istration, combat operations, physical training techniques and general military training. The present class includes Second Lieutenant Robert Sloan Jr., 014 Lincoln street. Klamath Falls. PARKER RECOVERS THE 317TH STATION HOS- PITAL. ENGLAND Pvt. Em ery Parker, 24, of Beatty, has recovered at this United States hospital from wounds received at Schmidt on January 12, 1043. While at this hospital, he re ceived expert medical care, fol lowed by a period of convales cence. He has now been released for a return to duty. Pvt. Parker is a member of an infantry unit. He entered the army on May 17, 1043. His wife, Esther, lives at Beatty. Sgt. Clifford V. Potrie of Shevlin, Is a tank driver with the 4th tank battalion of the fifth army in Italy. His outfit fought on through Grosseto, Montecatlni and Vol terra and helped bridge the Arno river. The 4th's medium tanks were "sicked on" the Ger man apln 1p" '-'I t" "'"rce the Gothic line at Futa pass. Thursday, March 22, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS NWS . IN B aura lt' ... PURE CANE SUGAR insist on maiNIRY-PACKIO CONTAINIIS GH sugar A SUM CAW ;jjY'fe'jJ?:1 c j eeiiBeiaiaeieajaiBinij ' tM ' How to Make i MBrflBrillfi '5:"' 18c '? i Hot Cross Buns i " . -. , - , . - .. " Pl M T"iyS5e?aV " PurP ,,our 1 egg m Wv&ZLt. ', 'JjOZW1 1 4,P' e'nnarnon . ; J4 cup softened I V HI XfSr5 't? 'i tap; nutmeg butter or mar. ,V yL S!'iTr r r i 1 cup milk garlne ' E(SrS I ! Strddtkj JhnAh GRADE A Easter it only a few days away. Get a good supply oi eggi this week Med. size Large, Doz. 38c Doz. 42c Tuxedo Tuna, V can (2 R. pts.) -26c Country Home Corn, No. 2 can (20 pts.) 14c Niblets, Del Maiz, 12-oz. can (20 B. pts.) 4c Peas, Highway, 4-sieve, No. 2(20 B. pts.) 14c Green Beans, Wilamet, No, 2 (10 B. pts.) 13c Prune Juice, Sunsweet. qt. bot. 27c Apple Juice, New West ...qt. bot. 25c Grapefruit Juice, Dr. Phillips, No. 2 (10 B. pts.) 14c Clapp's Strained Baby Foods, can 7c K. C. Baking Powder....25-oz. jar 21c Jell-Well, asst. flavors, 3-oz. pkg. 5c Nabisco 100 Bran. lb. pkg. 17c Honey Maid Gr'ahams....2-lb. box 33c H-0 Rolled Oats, Reg. or Quick, Pkg 13e Boraxo, kind to hands, 10-oz. can 14c Airway Coffee, mild, lb. 20c; 3-lb. 58c Nob Hill Coffee, rich.. lb. 23c 2-lb ................:.....45e HOT CROSS SUNS to Vz cup all- 1 tap. salt purpose flour 1 tap. cinnamon !4 tap: nutmeg 1 cup milk cup water 1 cake fresh yeaat Vt cup sugar Sift and measure flour and sift again with spices. Heat milk until bubbles form around edge: add water and cool to lukewarm. Add crumbled yeast, sugar and salt, stirring until yeast is dissolved; add beaten egg, then flour mixture all at once. Add butter or margarine, raisins and cur rants and work until dough "leaves side of bowl. Turn out on lightly floured board, knead gently until : smooth, about 3 minutes. Place dough in greased bowl, cover with damp cloth. Let rise in warm place until double in bulk, about 2 hours. . Remove from bowl onto i lightly ' floured board. Shape into ball; place on floured board; divide into four portions; shape each into ball; cover with damry cloth; and let stand 15 . minutes. Divide each ball into 8 mall ones; place on greased baking sheet 2 inches apart; cover; and let rise- until almost double in bulk. ' Brush with egg wash (1 egg yolk beaten with 3 tablespoons water); . cut shallow crosses with scissors on top of each roll. Bake 5 minutes in moderately hot oven. 025 F.); re duce to moderate oven (350 F.); and bake 15 ta20 ininutes longer, ot until done. When almost cold, mark crosses with thin icing made 6f pow dered sugar and just enough cream to spread easily; Makes 32 buns. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director Royal Satin Shortening (12 pts.) ...3-lb. jar 59c Milk, nationally adv. brands, tall (1 Vi pts.) 10c Fleischmann's Yeast ........3 cakes 10c Kraft Miracle Whip Dressing............pt, jar 27c Kraft Velveeta Cheese (6 R. pts.) 8-oz. pkg. 24c Hershey's Cocoa ....... ...........Vi-lb. pkg. 10c Schilling's asst. Food Colors, pkg. of 4 bot. 23c Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized .... pkg. 7c Cane Sugar, 5-1 b. paper.:..:.....:.(stamp 35) 33c Sperry Flour 25-lb. aack $1.19 50-lb. Sack $2.38 Kitchen Craft Flour, 25-lb. $1.06; 50-lb. $2.05 . Swans Down Cake Flour .........234-lb. pkg. 26c Speed-i-Mix Pie Crust ... ...,.17-oz. pkg. 1.8c Sun Maid Nectar Raisins . .....15-oz. pkg. 13c Julia Lee Wright's Raisin Bread, 1 -lb. loaf 12c Krispy Soda Crackers . .. .....2-lb. pkg. 33c KARO SYRUP Blue Label S-lb. J ' TEA . Canterbury Orange Pekoe M-Lb. Jkg. .. 43c 396 STRAINED HONEY ECc Bradahaw's Clover 2-lb. Jar'' ; 24e KERR'S JELLY Assorted flavors, lB-os. glaea' SWAN Toilet Soap Regular Bar COFI'IX : Reg, or Drip 28' GRANULATED SOAP , 21V2-OZ, pkg. 23c Mazola OIL' Pint Bottle. 31c 4 Red Pts. You'll find Safeway ' Produce1 includes loti " , of new spring greens and good things, Tender, all-green young spears 11. Aftf clucked fresh from their beds! JJJ . Mllli Lb. Fresh Crabs lb. 27c Oysters pint 65c Featuring Low-Point and No-Point Values LAMB Grsdt "A" BEEF Betf Roasts, arm and blaeJa cuts. 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