Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 16, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOUR MEN AND WOMEN Wm IN SERVICE f 3 J J HOME ON LEAVE Hurry F, Jhdiiruu, WT 2e, In liouio nn n iiu-riuv lutivu from tlm iini'tliurn hiiloimm IhIiimiIh nftor two yours' 'iv.v. duty In 1 1 id t Ji r ii . luiitiKitn t.'.- i ' was utlncliwl to .ScuIk'U (li'lnch- It' 111 v II t 1 0 0 I) L which w a a f '' a w n r (I o cl thu f- v y tin 1 1 i' Mil lion unci iiiirtU I puled In four lie tluiu In thu I'ii- ..If!.. t.r..i. I l.l w u a employed jl lit llio Men a l II ii n d Imnidry j. l)Cflll! ciiIIhIIiik Js- In the Seiiljuea In 1IM2. llu will Q Ii III p 1'iukn (& UuwuUiwail Slioeniukur, Cullf.. AiiuiikI III, lor further iissiKiinifiit, ilia wife, Kiithcrliiu Ihimim-c, Uvea til HMD Erie. PUERTO HICO P03T let Ll, Wllllmii C, Mlafeldl, Mill if Ml', mid Mrs. Geo. W. MlefHdt, a:i:i2 Uourdmun, Kliim nth KiiIIk, la now atuthiiied In Puerto nii-o with the AAK Ciirlhbdin division ATC. lat Lt. Mlsfcldl hiia apent 12 montlia oversell In KiikIiiikI und wenra the Air Mediil, I'ur pie llenrt. Unit Citiition mid the K'l'O rlhhoii with 5 Imltlo atnra. tin attended Kliuiuith Union hlllli iiehool mid wui a student before cntcrliiK the aervlro. Thn Cnrlblii'iin division, In which lat U. Mlafwhll la now serving, la Ihu nlr trnimporl coin niiind orKiinliillon now eiiKimccI in trauaporthiK thousand of Ainerlcnn troop by nlr each month from thu European und Medllerriuiuiiii thontora of ouur ntloii to thu United Stiilua. ultiillon lor Hero !tlon iV CITED FOR HEHOISM SH(t. Dale lllmelwrlKlit, with tho Inluntry of thu iirmy, Ima ro celveri u ultiillon for heroic iiehlo v (i in u n t In eomie e 1 1 w 1 t ll mlllt o i) o r ii t I o n a -si niiiiliiat mi urm- v S4 i eel ii n e in y lit 1 .-e l if A Krmilii u tu r-iii lv. A Jff .flt Ceiiniiiiy, on iXA 2i ( Keh r u u r y 2:1. T 1 1 I 1 IIM5. II.) vlim.4rt 1- winy went lor- win d ua ii mem- ber of a amiill combat patrol hoalllo poaitlona j und to return m with a prlaoner. , Ad v a n c I n K ' : i 1 down a strcill . toward tho enemy-held section of town, tho pa trol wna delected by the foe and liecame enitiiRcd In n fierce nun fire flKht In which 8Hitl. lllmel. wrlKht accounted for two of the enemy. After silencing un enemy mn chlup mm, SSKt. IIInielwrlKht and hla compmilona atormed n house whit- Ii hud previously been n center of resistance and captured three of the e n f m y, who, when subsequently quea Honed, kiivo valuable Informa tion regarding tho foe'a strength und dlapoaltlon in the town. 8Sgt. IllmelwrlKht la a for tho ami of Mra. Ida Illmolwrlght, mer Klamath Fall man mid la now of Aahland. Ilia wife, Lu cille, la living In Lukcvlow. Ho went overaena In January of tiila your. LAKAYET'I'K, Ind, 2nd Lt. Doria Annette Puynn, AuiuiriKii, Calif,, commandhiK officer of a Wail company lit Fort Mnaon, Cullf,, la a member of tho alxth claaa of student officers aaalxned to tho Women a Army Corps achool for poraonncl udmlnlBtiO' Hon at I'tiruue university, blic will return to her command at Large Shipment of Leather Coats for Fall New Aviator and Coat Models With Belts All Siioi to 18 34 to 48 $10.85 to $27.50 iuw 1118 LimEWsJ MANSTORE 7S Main St. ft ' r, tr JARS, CAPS. ' LIDS and RUBBERS AnA irillrtw ImimimIam t Um Dfl DltM Book. To tt tout copy Kd 10o with your urn ind dddrvt to UU IIOTNItr COMPANY, rtdc, H4. CROWN WAFFLE FLOUR In a jiffy I can prepare for you a hale and hearty breakfast that will start 'you out right on a big day at home or on your vacation. I'm packed with food energy and vitamins. And how the family goes for my deli cious pancakes and waffles and quick biscuits. -..It ..OYie tw- l IW1" i tfl tmtt V ..... V- . ...11 CROWN PRESENTS 8 MINUTE MYSTERIES KEX Wednesday and Friday' 9:00 to 9:05 p.m. CROWN MILLS PORTLAND, OREGON tho conelualon of tho two nnd ono-hulf week courau. Lt. Payne attended Santa Monica hltfh achool. Santa Mon ica, Calif., and received her A.H. tlereo from the Unlvcralty of California. Bhe collated In the women's army corpa in March, 11)44 Prior to her cullatment alio waa employed aa a reporter and feature writer on the Heriild und Newa, Klamath Falla, Ore, Her htiaband, Frank A. I'ayne, liven In Atfuunu.'i, Cullf. HE-ASSIGNMENT SANTA BAHBAHA, Cull fornlu T5 Jumea E. Knupp, 24. of 1741 llomcdalc, Klamath Falla, haa rnported to the army ((round and acrvlco forces re diatribution atatlon here for us alKnment to new dutlea baaed on akllla and experience gained during 21 month' duty In a count artillery unit In Alaska. ... ENROLLED KEESLER FIELD, BILOXI, Miaalaalppl Pvt. Lyle G. Haley, aon of Mr. O. N. Hnley, Rt. No. 2, Box 500, Klamath Fulls, waa recently enrolled in one of the AAF training com mand's airplane mccha n I c a trainlnX courses ot Kecalcr field Tho training he will receive In the mechanlca acnool will cover basic airplane and engine mechanic operations. Ihe tech' 5 .WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 fP) Award of the Legion of Merit to two Oregon colonels was an nounced by the war department Col. Lewis R. Parker, 1(170 Reed street, Eugene, wna decor ated for his care of 15,000 fellow nlcal course will extend over a period of approximately 76 days. Thursday, Aug. 18, 1845 HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN tJ war prisoners us American ex ecutive officer In the Moosberg, Germany prisoner of war camp In the spring of this year. Lt. Col. Wayne D. Mulquln, 811 Upper Drive, Portland, re ceived the award for training illiterate and non-English speak ing draftees at Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyoming. Mulquln waa credited with organizing train ing so well that tho educated group developed Into "tho out standing soldiers of the post in drill and deportment." Soybeans were first Imported into the United States in 1804. Suds left from tho laundry, and a stiff broom will mnk-4 quick work of cleaning thr porch. Rlnso with garden ho. NOW AVAILABLI . IT. All Ultiil Adding Machine! ' Calculator! Now Royal Tvpowrlre-n DKSKS - CHAIRS - NUC1 , S.rvlv. .n All Mftohlntt PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-124 S. 8th, Klamath rails i n i iv : When you think of breakfast one of the first things you picture is de licious golden toast . . . and it takes quality bread to make good toast. Tomorrow, when you shop at Safe way you'll find bread of satiny smooth texture and the full, rich taste of quality. You can be sure it makes the toast you like! 1 Vi-lb.2 j or loof 25t lb. loaf 9c Healthful cereals NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT pkf. POST.T0ASTIES .ot pkl POST BRAN FLAKES 14tpltf. 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