Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 27, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

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    HERALD AND NEWS THRtfc
Major Clayton Jr. Will Take Charge
Of US Army Recruiting Station Here
Saturdar. Oct, 27, IMS
Major John M. Cliiyton Jr.
Ims COII1C! from i'oi'tliuiii lo tuliu
churuo of tliu US unny rucru.lt
Inn station lu'io, Ho sui'coods
Dipt. Noll S. llolbrook who Ims
liuuu coniiiiiimlliiil officer (or
llio punt fuw weeks, und Iium
been Iniiistijrrcd to I'lirtliiml.
The nuw CO wus previously
stationed ut Lowry f lulil, Colo,,
ii h director of riylnu triiliilnil l
Ilia 11-21) seliuol before MtiiiiK
imslitned lo duly Willi tlio IHIi
service coininiind. Ilo linn been
In tlio service flvo yours mill
roiiu from twill of cuplulii to
iniijor In 13 months.
Men on tlio recruiting Muff
uudor Mujor Chiyton luivo nil
scon sovorul yours' service In
llu armed forces. They uro 1st
Sift. Klmur Li. TIiuiIIiik of
Juunctto, I'l'iiimvlvimlu, Sul.
Honiild J. Ilurllii of OKden,
Utuh unci Cpl. Ariel L. IliuwK, a
Kliimutli FiiIIh mini, unci m iicl
liutu of KU1IS. HSlil. Kliinley
Yuuniter, unollior member . of
thu Bluff Is In l'ortluiid recolv
Inu hi" rclcuso from nervine, Ilo
plunii to rc-unlist und request
reusslitiinieiit lo tlio Klumiilli
I'll I In recrultlnii ntutlon.
Assigned To Duty
Sitt. Tliui'llnu entered tlio
iirmy In 10-10, und worked In
tho druftlnu room of count
artillery school until lie wus
assigned to duty wltll tlio will
nlrcruri iirlillery. In 1U4-I ho
wim timisforcit to Infuntry und
In 111-15 to rccrultinu service,
Uut. llurlln served in Pacific
wur zones Willi tho 7111 envision
fur two yours. Ills outfit wus
featured In u recent number of
tho Siiturduy Kvcnlni! Tost. Ho
bus been uwurded u vurlcly of
inoduls Including tlio Asiatic
l'uclflc ribbon with thros buttle
slurs, I'urplo llcnrt, Presidential
Citation, Americiin thcuter no
bon, prel'earl lliirbor, combnt
Infantryman s undue.
Sitt. Younucr, who nerved 32
months overseas, lost bis futher
and his sister In tho service. Ills
mother died before ho returned
lo tho Stutes. Younucr bus
been uwurded tho Soldier's
medal. Silver Slur, Bronze Slur,
Purple Heart, Aslnllc Pacific
ribbon with flvo mujor com
pa Inns, Philippine Liberation
ribbon, two buttle stars and
Combat Infantryman badge
Cpl. llrnKg has boon in tho
service three yenrs and served
as mechanic in the air foroc
until ho was recently assigned
to recruiting service
Battlewagon Struck
By Aerial Torpedo
BREMERTON, Oct. 27 (IP)
Just 60 hours before the official
end of tho Pacific war, tho USS
Pennsylvunin, 31-ytwr-old voter
n bHttlownumi was hit by an
eriaj torpedo.
The shin is now bclnu re
paired at tho Puset Sound nuvy
yard hero, SI10 took the. bit
August 12 at Duckner bay, Oki
nawa. Crewmen said her nickname,
"Old Falling Apnrt" carried no
uggestlon of lack of seaworthl-
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Army Ufa offors now exporlencoi, travel and advanture, says
Maior John M. Clayion Jr., in charga of the local army recruiting
office, shown hero with his luff: 1st Bgt. Elmer L, Thurllng, agt.
Ronald J. Harlin and Cpl, Arlat L, Bragg.
ness. but wus filven lo tho ship
beeuuso her terrific fire power
mucin nor Annuo nun hihk r.
They suld she poured out lit the
enemy In 2U0 duys of cninbnt,
IU,HUU,UU2 pounds 01 aimnuni-tlon.
From California Mr. and
Mrs. Georiio Snrvcr of South
Ciute, Culif., are visiting in
Klmnutli Fulls with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvln Survcr,
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