The Dunsmuir News from Dunsmuir, California • 6

THE DUNSMUIR NEWS DUNSMUIR CALIFORNIA FRIDAY JULY 28 1944 PACE SIX THEATRE DUNSMUIR Short Notes About People Clyde Weaver has gone to Sac-1 Mr Walter 8aunders whoee maid-ramento to spend a few days vacs-' en name eras Phyllis Lamb and her tlonlng He will be away about ten young daughter Sandra Lee spent a days I few days this week at the home of her Mrs Aliena Bonderson waa called father Glen Lamb Her husband is a to Santa Crus Tuesday night to be master technical sergeant in the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 28 and 29 Matinee Saturday at 1:00 MFORjHERlTOiDEMANDjr Benedict Bogeaus presents Eagles Auxiliary Has Social Evening The Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Auxiliary held their regular meetings Monday evening in the Masonic temple Four candidates were initiated: Mesdames Lurline Noyer Lucille Williams Elsie Pearson and Morgan Mrs Mildred Kramer won the penny march prise and Mrs Mabel McHugh the special prize The evening was spent jointly with the men at games of pinochle and gin rummy In the former game Norma Rubens won high score for the ladies and Morgan and Mabel McHugh low Amos Johnson won high score for the gentlemen There was no prise for low score of gentlemen Scores in gin rummy were held by Mary McDonald high Harryette Howell and Alma Forrester second Charlotte Hagood received console-' tlon Members of the drill team had charge of the games and furnished the prises Refreshments were served by the committee in charge Thedridge of San Lu'isffey LYNN MRI'jUBTnff-FnsLdmr Tule Lake Son Dies In Action A family In the Tule Lake center has been notified by the War Department that their Japanese-1 American son was killed in action in Italy the War Relocation Authority i announced Saturday The soldier was I Technical Sergeant Zentaro Aklyama 24 son of Mr and Mrs Yukutaro Ak-1 lyama The family operated a truck farm near Sacramento before evacuation The WRA said this was believed to be the first death of a Japanese American soldier whose parents are living at the Tule Lake center Sergeant Aklyama trained with the Japanese American 442nd combat team at Camp Selby Miss Many nisei are now fighting in Italy with the combat team and also with the 100th Infantry Battalion made up largely of Japanese Americans from Hawaii and the mainland The bat-1 talion has been cited for outstanding gallantry and heroism In addition to his parents he is survived by five brothers and two sisters in the Tule Lake center Mr and Mrs Charles Woodall and son and daughter of Oakland who have been guests for the past two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Applegate returned to their homo Sunday Fred Berg Home After Serving In Air Over Europe (By CapL Humphreys) Technical Sergeant Fred Berg came home this week from a tour of duty In the European theatre and I think all his many friends in southern Siskiyou may well be proud of his record In 13 months of combat flying as a top turret gunner in heavy bombers Sgt Berg has won the distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with three oak leaf dusters which signifies four separate awards of the air medal and the Purple Heart And thereby hangs a tale Shortly after Pearl Harbor Sgt Berg then employed as a brakeman the Southern Pacific company here attempted to enlist in the Army and was rejected because some of his teeth were artificial Entering the service later via selective service Fred did a fine job of showing all concerned that he was far from unfit for military service No doubt the Axis would have been better pleased had Sgt Berg remained in civilian life Sgt Berg will report to a California air base for re-assignment after his furlough is finished He say it mui but wn Mt Kturn They possible he may be sent to the south he and Mr Pacific theatre to fly another Quota Luttre wu fte tarbOT of missions against the Japs I business Sgt Berg although a native of Mrl Gilbreath of Bloomington Idaho has lived in McCloud and I bere yjujig her mother Mrs A Dunsmuir for many years He Is aM Md her little daughter with her brother Milton Neely who is ill Mr and Mrs George Cranston of Woodland are spending a three weeks vacation at their summer home at Shasta Retreat Mrs Anderson left Wednesday for Oakland to visit at the home of her mother Mrs Fred Smith of Redding was here from Wednesday to Saturday as a guest in the William Welsh home Mrs Gene Pappini returned Thursday after a two weeks visit with relatives in San Francisco and Gilroy Mrs Solus of Yreka accompsnied by Mrs A Brasil was here Tuesday visiting friends Miss Mary Girimonte left Sunday for San Francisco to spend a couple of days before going on to Carmel to spend a two weeks vacation Mr and Mrs Luttrell and daughter Mias Delberta arrived in Dunsmuir Friday of last week to visit friends They have been living at Baker Oregon since leaving Duns- 1 Marine corps and is stationed at El Centra Mrs Saunders and daughter left Wednesday for Oregon to visit other relatives First Lieutenant Harry Bender is here this week visiting his wife and children Miss Peggy Merrill of 8an Francisco is spending her vacation in Dunsmuir as the guest of Dr and Mrs Cornish Miss Emmy Lou Tullison of Vallejo is vlaiting at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Morrell Mrs James Pereira and son Michael are spending the week in Klamath Falls with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roman Mrs Timothy Murphy was in Klamath Falls over the week-end visiting with relatives and friends Mr and Mrs Roy Hogan of Oakland and Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of San Francisco who have been guests for the past two weeks of Mr and Mrs Francis Connelly returned to their homes Monday Mr and Mrs Lowell Bosburg of Sacramento are vacationing at Shasta Retreat Mrs Bosburg is a sister of Mrs Lawrence DuBose Mr and Mrs Bert Hall are spending the week-end in Chiloquin Oregon Mrs Lawrence DuBose returned Thursday evening after spending two weeks in Sacramento with her mother who has been ill Robert and Richard Klrkendall the sons of Mr and Mrs A Klrkendall Zsti I mlrisJ too Iknow WJ0 )0! or Legionnaires Will Convene In A The American Legion conference will be held In Los Angeles on August 15 18 17 and will be streamlined to the bare essentials: only business of vital Importance will be considered such as the election of officers to serve the department next year the adoption of resolutions concerning the nation's war efforts and the rehabilitation of world war veterans Due to war time travel and housing conditions all posts are urged to send only small delegations Department Commander William Ha ugh ton will A COIUMIIA PICTURI CARROL NAISR GLORIA STUART ALAN DINEHART JOAN WOODBURY conduct the conference Ed Bolt has of Is Gatos are guests this week of endorBed by Mveral Muthem posts for the new department commander Locky McLeod who has an unbrok- their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Carlton and their cousin Mrs 0 Berryhill and family graduate of the McCloud high school His father is still employed by the McCloud Lumber company Two brothers also local residents are in the service and other members of his family are residents of southern Siskiyou Fred is quite modest in talking about his experiences in aerial combat He is a splendid specimen of fighting American and one of whom the residents of the Wonderland area may well be proud We all salute Fred Berg as a fighting man and wish him well in his future exploits In the Army air force en attendance record for state and na- tional conventions and conferences will probably attend from Epps post! He is one of the delegates The other delegates are Commander Frank Vaughn and A Seavey Hie alternate delegates are Otto Pearson! Joe Roderick and Herb Mlcander CARTOON PARAMOUNT NEWS SUNDAY AND MONDAY Continuous Sunday from 2:80 Of course it qqnddrit happen A ftrl-llw ftwhe Gnlai Mata HU Cat! Since the first time a guy sold the I Brooklyn Bridge this is the most fab- ulous of all ideas I MOISBRAE PHARMACY King Prop Mrs Earline Buhr arrived Thursday from Sacramento to spend some time 1 with her mother Mrs Ethel Burt and her grandfather John Geiger Goralee Albert Mrs Albert Benkosky is here from Austin Texas for an indefinite stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Benkosky Her husband is in the Army Louis Foulke of Gazelle was In town Wednesday morning to take the train to Alameda called there by the death of his wife's father Thomas Turner who passed away early Wednesday morning at the age of eighty-six years Mrs Foulke has spent the past month with her father in Alameda Miss Alice Jane Coon daughter of Mr and Mrs Coon left Saturday for an indefinite visit with the Marion Dayley family in Sacramento They are former residents of Dunsmuir Mr and Mrs Charles Farrens of Sacramento arrived Sunday evening to visit for two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan Tucker Mrs Farrens and Mrs Tucker are sisters Mr and Mrs William Wire went to Los Angeles this week to visit with two of their children and their families who are living in that vicinity Mrs Conover of Seattle a cousin of Herb Edmonds spent a day and a night at the Edmonds home this week She had been with her mother in Yreka who has been ill Mrs Conover is the sister of Lieutenant Colonel Max Fennel who was at an airport near Yreka last summer with a B-17 which he proudly showed to his cousins Mr and Mrs Edmonds and a party from Dunsmuir Fred Greenman left last night for Los Angeles for a brief visit He will be accompanied home by Mrs Green' Mrs Harris Messner and son Jerry returned Thursday morning from a ten day visit with relatives and friends in Bremerton and Seattle Washington Mr and Mrs Pete Smith left Friday night for their home in Oakland after spending a vacation visiting at the home of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Jay Loomis James Harris of Los Angeles and Jerry O'Neill of Gerber who formerly resided here are vacationing with friends In Dunsmuir They arrived Tuesday Mrs Paul Livingston spent Thursday in Klamath Falls on business Miss Dawn Corwin is leaving this Friday morning for Sacramento to be the guest of Miss Beverley Hinton daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hinton She will be away about ten days Billy Michael Tonkin of Berkeley la vacationing at the home of his aunt Mrs Joe Hodges His father Eldon Tonkin la with the Sea bees In Australia Local Boys In Service Sammy Tallerico mail specialist third class with the Coast Guard at an Alameda base arrived a week ago Saturday on furlough and returned Thursday Lieutenant Wesley Carlton son of Mr and Mrs Carlton writes his parents from England that he has now "moved over into the pilot's seat" and has his own crew He has flown on several missions over the European continent and he reports that it is a great sight to see the result of the bombs they drop on German targets Bring Us Your Troubles! i WE MAKE Chimney Extension Transition with Swing Tops ALSO REPAIR WASHING MACHINES AND PUMPS DUNSMUIR PLUMBING AND METAL COMPANY Licensed Contractor Dunsmuir 821 Sacramento Avenue Phone 446 USO Group To Hold Meeting Wednesday The USO committee will hold a regular meeting at the club rooms Wednesday August 2 at 8 The record shows a greater number of service men cared for this month than in June Mexican Deported Manual Garcia 31 a Mexican na- man nktitaia under arrMt Mon day night of last week and charged with possession of and assault with a deadly weapon there Mrs Frank Talmage la here from her son-in-law and Anderson visiting daughter Mr and Mrs A1 Eidsvig and other relatives Mr and Mrs and Mrs Myrtle McMath of Piedmont are: spending a vacation at their summer I home at Shasta Retreat Mr O'Neill practices law in Oakland and is a brother of Mrs George A DeWitt of Shasta Retreat The visitors have their own summer home at the Retreat Mrs Birdwell left Thursday morning for Phoenix Arizona called there by the serious illness of her mother PERS0NAL8 Dick Connelly son of Mr and Mrs Francis Connelly has joined the forces of young high school boys employed by the Pacific Motor Transport service in Dunsmuir He began the job Thursday A party consisting of Mr and Mrs Van Wormer Roy Weaver and family Mr and Mrs Cecil Morgan Mr and Mrs Hugh Corwin and family and Mr and Mrs Clint Kintgen camped out on Eagle creek in Trinity county last week-end Some of the party returned Sunday while others are spending the week there USE OUR 1LAY-AWAY PLAN Buy your WINTER BLANKETS NOW while our stocks are new and complete Pay a little down a little each payday own when winter comes TOPS EUERVTHinC FOR RERL-THinG THRILLS! 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