July 20, 1944; Page Three So. Renovo Boy Crew Chief Carl 8. Newled Mr. and Mrs. Charles R South Renovo and wh Lucille E. Newler High Albuquerq crew chief on an ress operating ftallan aly record in maintenance bombers Sgt. Newlen's mother w the mer Eva Benton of Pine Glen, wher the family known. He a! has an aunt re ing at that Taking over Algeria three shi on h T Sgt street pase, ha in & mission 1 om the States i persal area and 3} Laleect on Flying Fortress ‘Claudia’ i way thet the in OUR BOYS IN THE SERVICE ao EDITOR'S NOTE: All of the | ted it a ot . fighting nen fd uty need hit i Pvi. Bechtel Wounded AVAILABLE AT ONCE! In Electric: Gasoline Driven, or Ice Cooled Cabinets Phone 2615 BELLEFONTE, PA Milk Coolers| HUBERT ROSSMAN | HOME & AUTO SUPPLY STORE || ‘ ¥ ‘ | A Ie Pvt. Becht LK Arrives in England at > Soldier Injured As Car Upsets at College that was wpital injury Port Matilda Boy Controls Air Trattic Frank E. Weaver Cpl Leroy Walker Kenneth Walker Killed in Pacific Marine Captain Strafs Japs Maris ¢ Captain John Bt Lt I 554 "a Four Clinton Boys George Franek Visit Homes THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA niel Richner (Sea Bees GI Bill of Rights Includes Women for bu bulging rtie HS $2,000 homes, farms or busine Preference in qualification for ci rrvice Mana field position of lob en imum of gah In addition opportu ny ployine nt tort ’ Istering -ou fe11 i to m Pa already passed by Congress, all men and women of the Ar eligible for National Service Life In urance up to $10.000 The WAC | eligible for pension. should she be disabled because of her service. Shwe is eligible for all benefits of the Vet. erans Administration It is not to and It will mean much to you when this wa The WACs are the outstand they will be the armed foree too Inte olin is Over ing women of today women of tomorrow Aboard Lost Destroyer A member of the crew of 8. destroyer Meredith, one three lost by our Navy in the in- vasion wis Prederick K. Jacobs 81 now home on a 0-day leave with his wife and son, and his par ents, Mr. and Mr. Albert Jacobs, of Castanea, Clinton county. Jacobs wis aboard the Meredith, which was helping to evacuate the dead and wounded from the Normandy beach. head, when it went down a ————— Vacation from worry about what to serve for breakfast. Magle com. bination of nut-brown flakes of | wheat and bran plus ralsios, It's) new Posts Ralsin Bran| . the of the U Richard Richner, 5 County Marine Is Wounded in Action Bellefonte Soldiers Meet in South Pacific Mr. and hom Of Pvt E F. lovim Mrs. Pt t of North McGowan Joseph MeGowan Bush Addition, and Pie. Leroy Hoek - enberry, of Bellefonte R. D.. have been together ever since entering the armed forces and are now stationed on one of the Solomon Islands, hav. ing been sent there about 7 months ago Recently, Pvt Tovine while attend. ing chuch services one Sunday morn - ing saw a soldier who looked fam - ar. Alter services he got a closer look and discovered that the “stran- ger” was Pvt. Joseph Seprish. son of Mrs. Verna Seprish, of Bpriog street, Bellefonte, Pvt Seprish, who has been in the Solomons for three months, and Pvt. lovine, attended the Bellefonte High School together and were close [riends during theic boyhood here Buy More War Bonds to help od lovin reel. PyL Ban Mr. and Mn of [toned Victory | Philipsburg Area Casualtis Listed Very Tired, But Busy Hunting Japs ey, brother of Mr making slow hunt tired. but over soon ire Of F'ORR blisy down thinks the ang he oan His parent Mr. and Ritchey, of Philipsburg, are anxious ly awaiting word sine the hard fighting in the South Pacific area Two years ago on September 5. his ship, a destroyer, the U. 8 Little was sunk, having been set on fire He was In the walter five minutes less than eight hours, when he was picked up by marines stationed on the Solomon Islands Jap war conmw AE ers will be home Mrs. John . Awarded Fling Cross T Sgt. Norman P eeola Mills, hes been awardsd the Distinguished Flying Cross, it was Burke, of Os- | Nearly Drowns At War Casualties and understand yg HOW TO TELL WHICH HEARING AID IS BEST FOR YOU Two Basic Types > TELEPHONE TYPE: High-efficiency ate reception--low cost FLECTRONIC TYPE: Super-sensh sive-many exclusive features TRY BOTH! COMPARE RESULTS! 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He landed England in January i from there to he has since With a tans Cpl. Woomer Pennsylvania entering tw i in thw st 29 move where vice atialion hy the before Completing Flying Course It is the Pennsylvania Michael J. Cingle, 19, Clarence youngest member Alrmen on of seven the same Flying Fortress crew completing an intensive con Alexandria Army Alr Field the navigator Mra Cingle M1 and rae in combat flying at la Ia is the son of Steve Cingle, and a graduate of Snow Shoe high school Returns to Camp Ellis Pet and Mrs. 2¢ Philipsburg, Marlyn Gilham, son of Mr! ke Gillham, has of South | returned to als anncunced last week by the War post of duty after a twelve-day fur! {Department Sergeant serving with the U. 8. Army Eighth [AF Force. mn, ton hospital. Burke lsljough. He is located at Camp Ellis, | and Is second cook at the sta-! it RECAPPED FOR NEW LIFE! 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