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Ilvl Andy" Anderson, MO.
tie Is homo from Europe
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LfL ISr V participation In
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lno ., of Mr. '' Mr
t nnnham, 3744 La Vcrno,
fed Ti miinbcr of tlio crow
I Hit IlllH l)l!OII
V ,rt nf tlx,
K",", Jcl In battles In the
f isles, Ho wears iho
K'lrfd American theuter rib-
i'nderwn enlisted In Soptcm
1042, niul chose, the P-T
Ilo rcturnca io w
Mu in 11)45. nnd
led o " ' , u" V, , i mi v
ved m """ -
-in.. Ihn mnrnlntr of
'invasion, Anderson suld, tho
tond met with no opposl-
durlnil Inndlng operations,
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S second class stationed
navy tnilnlnx school In
slwlppl. Andy reports back
duly 10 uuaiu.1 .........
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fcr. and Mrs. J. II. Hunter of
M on Wednesday for their
PFC wes- mm
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sinics
lino corps for
tndj sustain
En Iwo Jlma
le scrviim
Ihi. nth
Rn division.
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nf Ills
billon, Hunt-
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l. hppti re-
Lit frnm the
Iltal and has
h issigneu iu
Irii'ilo nt Pearl Harbor, he on-
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torn! James E. Hunter, a vet.
k 0( uumuiimii'M fco..,-
ln, who was at that port on
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beennside, Cnllf., to duty in
I Midway ipiiiiiu kiuuii.
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Bit, MM 2c, United States
Is home on a zo-flny iur-
Ei ...t.II.. II. a .Indlrnun. fn
!n WIIIIU lliw M.-'v.vjv.
h ho is serving Is undcrgo
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1. Perry Watson, of tho
artillery In tho first marina
on, son of Mrs. Estollcc
on of 1510 Wordon In Klam
alls, hns been overseas for
mths. He has seen action of
Gloucster, Fclctllu, and is
on Okinawa. He writes his
r that thoy ore ' "really
8 the enemy hell," iind
I all he wants now aro lot
and lots of them.
, CROFT ARRIVES
l Wnlin. n -i n
of Wanda J. Croft of 152
faji nvenuo, has arrived m
muniry replacement traiiv
center at Cnmn Wolters.
to begin his basic training
Infantrvmnn.- Hn hn hpin
fpd to a battalion stressing
Mlzod training.
ON FURLOUGH
Cnl. Tinv n ur.n.... i i
- win is inline
on furlough visiting IiIh father
uiiu iiiuuiLT oi auas Altamont
drive. Ho is expecting overseas
dutV Within Din vnru t.n,.n r..
turo. At present, ho has five
brothers serving overseas with
tho armed forces.
Cpl. Walters is now stationed
In California with a military
police dctatchmcnt. His wife Is
with Jiim, working in a defense
plant.
HAWK ASSIGNED
Cant. Norman It. Hawk, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman R.
Hawk of Ashland, has been as
signed to the Mellaha air base
in tho North African division
of tho nlr transport command.
Hawk is tho officer In charge
of porsoncl service, and his duty
Is to seo that there is always
plenty of recreational fncilltics
available at the nlr base, com
manded by Lt. Col. Theron B.
Herndon.
Overseas two months, ho hns
visited the colorful African cities
of Casablanca, Benghazi and
Cairo. Ho is stationed within a
ten-minute trip of Tripoli, key
African port.
A grnduato of Ashland high
school, Hawk holds a B. A. Dc
grco from tho University of Ore
lion. Ho received his trainlni!
for his current assignment at tho
army air baso in Memphis, Ten
nessee. Prior to entering tho service
In July of 1042, he was the ath
letic coach for school district
number 7 at Grants Pass, Ore-
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gon. Mrs. Phyllis Hawk, his
wife, resides with her parents
at Klainalh Fulls, Oregon.
Slit. Harrv W. T.mw.v n r,r
Harry Laney of Modoc Point, has
won the right .to wear tho "boots
and wings" of the United Status
tinny paratroops. :lo has com
pleted four weeks of Jump train
ing, during which time he made
fivo Jumps, the last one a tacti
cal jump at night involving a
combat problem on landing.
Jumping at tho parachute
school has been steadily dc-
veiopeu io recognized war sci
ence. American nuratrooiicrs
neve been recognized through
out the world for their meritor
ious actions against tho enemy
JACKSON ON CARRIER
James A. Jackson, S 2c,
USNH, whose wife lives in
Kliumith Fulls wus aboard an
Essex class aircraft currier when
her planes buttered Okinawa
prior to murine and army landings.
With other units or the Pa
cific fleet, this ship sent out her
planes in a long series of sweeps
and strikes tlu.t blasted enemy
aircraft, shore Installations and
shipping from tho Ryukyu Is
lands to tho Japanese homeland.
Veteran Pacific fighters
aboard tho ship consider the re
cent action among the severest
of tho war. Sometimes day and
night were broken by only short
pauses for food and rest. Planes
wero fueled, armed, munched
then landed and at once pre
pared to fight again.
it
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CONROY RETURNS
James B. Conroy, S 1c,
United Stales navy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Conroy of 2237
wantlnnd in Klamath Falls, re
cently returned to this country
after serving several months in
the South Pacific. He has been
recommended for officer's train
ing school, and expects to enter
on the first of July. At present
he Is enroute to Princeton, N. J.,
for further orders.
While in tho Pacific theater
of war, Conroy was at Guam,
the Philippines, the Carolines
and Marianas islands. He was
graduated from Klamath Union
high school with the class of
1943, and was a star on the foot
ball and basketball teams. He
enlisted in the navy immediate
ly after graduation.
FULLER GRADUATES
2nd Lt. Raymond E. Fuller,
2252 Vino, is among the grad
uates of the 3rd transport serv
ice course at tho school for per
sonnel services, Lexington, Va.
Students of this course are se
lected officers and enlisted men
who aro stationed at various
staging areas and ports of em
barkation. Fuller is a veteran
of the African campaign where
ho was seriously wounded. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Fuller of this city.
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The TJ. S., British, Russian,
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in point of numbers of men
serving in each.
Tuesday, June 8, 1945
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