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tion center nearer home for separa-
tion from the service or furlough
prior to reassignment.
Pvt. Hunt spent months overseas
with the 464th Bombardment Group
and returned from Italy by way of
Trinidad landing in the states on
September 18. He wears the group
citation ribbon with oak leaf cluster
and has seven battle stars.
Memorial Tree Planted
A beautiful Japanese yew, pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs.
Culp by Harry Edwards, Huntsville
Nurseryman, at the Memoria] ser-
vices held for their son, Lieut.
Herbert Culp a week ago Sunday,
has been planted on. the upper
terrace of the lawn at the Culp
home. Mr. Edwards has given a
memorial tree to the families” of
every Back Mountain boy killed
in service.
Stanley
{Oberst Was Bmong First
To Land In Toyko Bay
TOYKO BAY, Sept. 2, (Delayed)
—Sealer W. Oberst, 27, aviation
machinist’s mate first class was |
aboard one of the first Navy com-|
bat seaplanes to land in Toyko Bay.
The sight of Allied Naval power
massed before Toyko greeted the
crew of the Fleet Air Wing I Mar-
iner as it circled for a landing.
In the three weeks before the
surrender, Fleet Air Wing I sank
16 ships, damaged 31, destroyed
one plane, damaged two, destroyed
two shipyards, two docks and three
radio stations.
Byron Atkinson, Baker 3/C, has
written that he is aboard the Des-
troyer Bell which has just com-
pleted a tour of duty through the
Yellow Sea.
Arrives Home .
Cpl. Arthur Reese, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Reese, Sr., Dal-
las RD 3 has returned to the states
after spending two years overseas
with the 258th Field Artillery Bat-
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talion. Cpl. Reese is a former Dallas
‘Township High School boy and was
fire chief of Hallstead Borough at
the time of his enlistment.
Honorably Discharged
Roswell T. Murray, son of Mrs.
Hugh Murray of Pioneer Avenue,
has been honorably discharged from
service at the Fort Lewis, Washing-
ton, Separation Center.
Sgt. Oberst Discharged
Sgt. Paul E. Oberst, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Oberst of Fernbrook,
has been discharged from service.
Paul enlisted on November 24, 1939
and has been stationed for a num-
ber of years with the United State
Embassy in Quiao, Ecuador.
plans to do “a lot of fishing” dur-
cides what vocation to follow in
civilian life. ?
Coming Home
Cpl. Stacy H. Schoonover, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schoonover
of Centermoreland and husband of
the former Frances Sayre of Kunkle,
is on his way home for discharge
after spending eighteen months in
Italy France and Germany.
In Alabama
‘Although her old Medical Unit
is breaking up, Lt. Claudia Cooke
expects to be stationed for about
six weeks with the 134th U. S.
General Hospital at Camp Seibert,
Alabama. Lt. Cooke had an ex-
He!
tended leave with her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Claude Cooke of Fern-
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Lands Supplies
Marcus Island, Sept. 2 (Delayed)—
Chester Rusiloski, 23, boatswain’s
mate, first class, USNR, R. D. 1,
Dallas, serves aboard the USS LSM
342, a medium landing ship which
brought occupation forces and
equipment to take over and re-
build this island—ence-powerful
Jap bastion which surrendered only
| yesterday.
Helping Americans and their sup-
plies ashore was a small fleet of
Jap landing barges, manned by Jap
sailors. Japanese trucks with Jap
drivers helped unload the landing
ships as Americans sat beside the
drivers, pointing directions.
Sgt. Henry Anderson is in India.
Donald Wheeler of Trucksville
left recently for Great Lakes Naval
Training Station.
at the naval air station in Oakland,
Calif.
Sgt. Harry M. Howell is now in
Burma, having been in London,
Egypt and India.
Lt. (j.g.) Harold A. Brown re-
turned to Boston after a week's
leave at his home in Lehman.
LEGAL NOTICE
TO JOHN TOMASKO, Respondent
You are required to appear on
October 1, 1945, at ten o'clock a.
m., to answer the complaint of
Dora Tomasko, your wife, in divorce
a vinculo matrimonii, filed to No.
681, May Term, in the Court of
Common Pleas of Luzerne County,
DAVID C. VAUGHN,
Sheriff.
E. F. McGOVERN,
R. J. JOHNSTON,
Attorneys
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Tractor mounted or stationary
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