anaheim-gazette 1944-04-20

OUR BOYS WITH THE COLORS and THEIR SISTERS IN THE COUNTRY'S SERVICE (NOTE: If you have a son in any branch of the armed forces, or a daughter in any of the women's army services, The Anaheim Gazette would like to have news notes about them. If they are home on leave, if they write of interesting incidents of army life, or if they should be taken prisoner of war, etc, etc; please call The Gazette, phone 2206, and give an item for this column. Their friends will appreciate it too. Clip this column and enclose it with your letter when you write them.) "K." Podach, Former Resident, Here On Navy Leave RT 1/c K. Podach, a former resident of Anaheim and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, 201 S. Palm, was here several days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tausch and friends. He had a five-day leave from the Navy. He is a radar man and before being assigned to active duty he attended several of the leading colleges and universities in the east where he received his specialized training. On Christ- Lt. Schoenfeldt Downs German Plane In Raid According to an Associated Press dispatch released last Thursday, Second Lieutenant Dean Schoenfeldt of Orange, who is a United States Army Air Force fighter-pilot in England, downed a German plane while on an escort mission for heavy bombers into the heart of the Reich on Wednesday. He previously had damaged three Nazi planes in a low-level strafing attack against the German airfields in France on March 28. Lt. Schoenfeldt received his commission Sept. 1, 1943, from Moultrie, Ga., and took further training in skip-bombing technique at Tallahasse, Fla., before going to England in January. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schoenfeldt of 251 N. Cambridge St., Orange, and the husband of the former Betty Reed of 250 N. Center street, Orange. He is pilot on a Mustang and is 23 years old. ANAHEIM MARINE GRADUATES AT SAN DIEGO Marine Private Leland D. Smith, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith, of 201 South Ohio, has been graduated from the chemical warfare school at the Marine Corps training center, Camp Elliott, San Diego. He is now available for assignment to a combat unit. Private Smith attended Anaheim Union High School. TWO ANAHEIM MEN TRAIN AT FT. KNOX FORT KNOX, KY.(Special)—A picked group of technicians from armored units all over the country were called today in the FLYER COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING LEMOORE, CALIF. — Aviation Cadet James H. Watters, husband of Mrs. Georgia Watters, 412 Olive St., Anaheim, Calif., successfully completed his basic flying training at the Lemoo军 Air Field and now takes final hurdle at an Army Forces Advanced Flying Training School before receiving his silk wings. M. M. Borgeson, Buena Park, To Be Graduated Soon Aviation Cadet Menford Borgeson is among the class student officers and aviation dets to be graduated from Army Air forces pilot school Stockton in the near future, being in the advanced two-gine school. He is the son of Mrs. Erick C. Borgeson 543 E. Chestnut street, Anaheim Menford will be made a fledged pilot and will be given the coveted silver wings and be placed on active duty. Prior to entering the final course Stockton, he completed 18 weeks of primary and basic training Blythe and Merced training centers. Allen Young At Buena Park On Way To Fresno Allen Young spent a few days furlough with his parents, and Mrs. C. A. Young of Stanton Ave., Buena Park, one way to Fresno where he will stationed. He has just received diploma and aerial gunner's wipe from Harlingen Army Air FI in Texas. Charles Allen's brother wa On Navy Leave RT 1/c K. Podach, a former resident of Anaheim and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, 201 S. Palm, was here several days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tausch and friends. He had a five-day leave from the Navy. He is a radar man and before being assigned to active duty he attended several of the leading colleges and universities in the east where he received his specialized training. On Christmas day he was assigned to the carrier "White Plains," and has seen action on Truk Island. At present he is back in San Diego where his company is training a new squadron for service. They will serve in a combat troop and will see foreign service also. K., as he is known by his friends here, is in complete charge of all radar equipment on his ship and holds a very responsible position. Before entering service he attended the Fullerton Junior college and was employed here at the J. C. Penney store and several other places. His present address is: "K" Jerome Podach, A.R.T. 1/c V-33, USS White Plains, C.U.E.66, c/o Fleet P. O., San Francisco, Calif. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. TWO ANAHEIM MEN TRAIN AT FT. KNOX FORT KNOX, KY.—(Special) —A picked group of technicians from armored units all over the country was enrolled today in the Armored School for a course in tank mechanics. These men will be trained for the important task of keeping the Army's tanks in fighting trim. Among the new students are: Private Albert A. Jones, 820 So. Claudina, and Corporal Harley F. Schachner, 616 So. Philadelphia, St., Anaheim, Calif. JOINS MARINES John F. Erickson, Jr., 17-year-old Orange youth, has volunteered his services to the U. S. Marines and is awaiting orders to report for duty. Check over your stock of printing supplies and let us have your order for needed items, now please. Anaheim Gazette. Allen Young At Buena Park On Way To Fresno Allen Young spent a few days furlough with his parents, and Mrs. C. A. Young of Stanton Ave., Buena Park, on way to Fresno where he will stationed. He has just received diploma and aerial gunner's wi from Harlingen Army Air F in Texas. Charles, Allen's brother, was guest in the parental home day recently. He is at Del Mo attending radar technical school. Both of these boys are graduates of the Fullerton high school. Two other brothers are in service, one being in the Canadian army and is stationed somewhere in England while Robert is technician in the dental corps is now overseas also. LEAVES FOR DUTY Pvt. Janice Dales, daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Dales Garden Grove, left for Camp Jeune, N. C., last Friday when she will begin training in the rine Corps Women's Reserves enlisted last March. Read The Gazette, Anaheim newspaper "bible" since 1870 Strictly Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES Packed with Vitamins Watch our advertising regularly and besides the savings you make regularly you will find an extra special from time to time . . . for super savings. Housewives who pride themselves on good management are most enthusiastic about our quality—our variety and our consistently low prices. FANCY TENDER ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. 25¢ FANCY WHITE ROSE NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 15¢ FRESH AND EXTRA SWEET PEAS 3 lbs. 29¢ LARGE FANCY ARTICHOKES 5 for 25¢ JUST ARRIVED—EXTRA FANCY ONIONS 3 lbs. 32¢ APRIL 20, 1944 M. Borgeson, Ana Park, To Graduated Soon Station Cadet Menford M. Borgeson is among the class of officers and aviation cadets to be graduated from the Air forces pilot school at Bonn in the near future, this in the advanced two-enchool. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Erick C. Borgeson of Chestnut street, Anaheim. Oxford will be made a full-fledged pilot and will be given awarded silver wings and will face on active duty. Prior offering the final course at Bonn, he completed 18 weeks primary and basic training at Bonn and Merced training center. En Young At Ana Park On To Fresno En Young spent a few days with his parents, Mr. Mrs. C. A. Young of 701 Main Ave., Buena Park, on his so Fresno where he will be used. He has just received his ana and aerial gunner's wings Harlingen Army Air Field units. Allen's brother was a T/S Walter V. Wiley Arrives In North Africa Recently T/5 Walter V. Wiley, well known Anaheim boy and son of Mrs. Mary Spindler, 1209 Lincoln, has arrived safely in North Africa, according to a letter his mother received Tuesday. The letter was written on April 7 shortly after he had arrived over there. He stated that he had a fine trip and that the weather where he was stationed was a great deal like that of "gold old California." He asked that The Anaheim Gazette be sent to him and hereafter he will receive the news from home. He would also like to hear from his friends in Anaheim and Orange county. His address is: T/5 Walter V. Wiley, 39239327, Co. B, 1880 Eng. Avn. Bn., APO 9687, c/o PM, New York, N.Y. Barbara Schroff Garden Grove, Joins Marine Reserves Pvt. Barbara Schroff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schroff of Garden Grove, left her home recently to report to Camp LeJeune, N.C., where she will report for duty with the Marine Corps Women's Reserve. Prior to starting her military duty, she spent several days in Texas visiting with friends. SEVENTEEN MEN ENTER SERVICE AT FULLERTON The following registrant was inducted into the Army on March 29, James Courtland Goodwin, Rt. 1, Box 148, Fullerton, California. The following is a list of registrants accepted into the Navy on April 12: Winfred Cecil Coultrup, Burbank; Alfred Hubert Jones, Fullerton; Thomas Butherford JOINS HUSBAND IN MAINE Mrs. Donald R. High, the former Miss Dorothy Jean Rivell of this city, has recently joined her husband, Cpl. Donald R. High in Bangor, Me., where he is stationed at Dowfield Air Base, and is with the 7th Air Base Squadron. Anaheim Soldier Awaits 'D' Day and March To Berlin HEADQUARTERS, EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS. "We want to march to what is left of Berlin," is the chant of a group of infantrymen in England who are anxiously awaiting "D" day and the "chance to show the Nazis how tough we can be." Intensive training, covering every anticipated problem these men will meet on their "march to Berlin," has been given these soldiers. One feature of the drills these soldiers have gone through is a river crossing problem in which the men learn to get themselves and their equipment across streams and set up on the other bank in the shortest space of time. Drills with every infantry weapon, from rifle and bayonet to machine gun and mortar, long hikes and assault problems that are long and wearing, are all a part of the daily routine of these rough and tough soldiers. Close cooperation with the artillery and tanks, in consolidating gains made by barrage and armor is another lesson taught the men. Among the men of this unit who are anxious to come to close grips with the Nazis is Private John D. Robinson, Route 2, Anaheim. NEW RECRUITER AT NAVY STATION Jerry Hover has been added to the Orange County Recruiting Station, replacing Cochran, who has reported Angeles and is awaiting orders. He is veteran of World War II and has seen months in the Navy in the war. Recruiter Hover will be Santa Ana office at all times will be glad to give information or receive recruits at any time. VISITS BROTHER HERES Pfc. Alvin A. Kemp home is in Watertown, now of Arcadia, Calif., for a week end with his Alvin A. Kemp of 800 Paulina street. This is a time the brothers have shared other for nine years. MARRIAGE LICENSE IS A marriage license has been issued to Reuben Lasky and Dorothy Coen, both of Fullerton, ing to statistics issued by court house in Santa Anita. Young spent a few days with his parents, Mr. Mrs. C. A. Young of 701 Ave., Buena Park, on his Fresno where he will be. He has just received his and aerial gunner's wings Harlingen Army Air Field. Allen's brother was a in the parental home one recently. He is at Del Monte radar technical school. Of these boys are graduates Fullerton high school. Other brothers are in service being in the Canadian and is stationed somewhere England while Robert is a civilian in the dental corps and overseas also. Janice Dales, daughter of Mrs. William Dales of Grove, left for Camp Le N. C., last Friday where begin training in the Marine Corps Women's Reserves. She last March. The Gazette, Anaheim's paper "bible" since 1870. SEVENTEEN MEN ENTER SERVICE AT FULLERTON The following registrant was inducted into the Army on March 29, James Courtland Goodwin, Rt. 1, Box 148, Fullerton, California. The following is a list of registrants accepted into the Navy on April 12: Winfred Cecil Coultrup, Burbank; Alfred Hubert Jones, Fullerton; Thomas Rutherford Turton, Anaheim; Alton William Cole, Fullerton; Orville Allen Updyke, Anaheim; Douglas Wharton James, Orange; William Robert Hardman, Buena Park; Bruno DeAnda Reynosl, La Habra. The following is a list of registrants accepted into the Army on April 12: Henry Robert Morales, Atwood; Felix Alvarado Gomez, La Habra; Thomas Hubert Portwood, Fullerton; Clinton Burton Portwood, Fullerton; Reginald Carleton Choate, Anaheim; Robert Richard Harbert, Fullerton; Julian Agundez DeLosReyes, Yorba Linda; Kenneth Edward Sigmund, Fullerton. No Anaheim resident can afford to be without The Gazette at the small cost of only $2.00 a year. JOINS MARINE CORPS Anaheim's latest recruit to enroll in the Marine Corps is James Albert Vanderloom, 23, who was recently employed by Lockheed. Private Vanderboom is married to the former Betty Ann Fite of Nashville, Tenn. The new recruit attended high school in Covina and Fullerton and went to the State College at Peru, Indiana, where he played football. He was also lightweight champion of his class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vanderboom of Anaheim. News about people is what makes a newspaper interesting. Please phone 2206 and give The Gazette your local, personal, and society items. SPRING FOOD VALUES EVERY SATURDAY...over CBS Grand Central Station Brought to you by your grocer and machine gun and mortar, long hikes and assault problems that are long and wearing, are all a part of the daily routine of these rough and tough soldiers. Close cooperation with the artillery and tanks, in consolidating gains made by barrage and armor is another lesson taught the men. Among the men of this unit who are anxious to come to close grips with the Nazis is Private John D. Robinson, Route 2, Anaheim. JOINS MARINE CORPS Anaheim's latest recruit to enroll in the Marine Corps is James Albert Vanderloom, 23, who was recently employed by Lockheed. Private Vanderboom is married to the former Betty Ann Fite of Nashville, Tenn. The new recruit attended high school in Covina and Fullerton and went to the State College at Peru, Indiana, where he played football. He was also lightweight champion of his class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vanderboom of Anaheim. News about people is what makes a newspaper interesting. Please phone 2206 and give The Gazette your local, personal, and society items. ALP FRIDAY AND SPRING HOUSE We Are Sure Cleaning Needs EGGS LARGE Grade A Extras Remember, Eggs Are a No-Point Food Item! TANG MEAT (3 pts.) 35¢ EVERY SATURDAY...over CBS Grand Central Station Brought to you by your grocer and Pillsbury's Best Enriched FLOUR 1 Lb. Pkg. 19¢ LITTLE CHIEF Vacuum Packed CORN 12-oz Can 14¢ Canning Supplies M.C.P. 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Recruiter Hover will be in the Santa Ana office at all times and will be glad to give information or receive recruits at any time. VISITS BROTHER HERE Pfc. Alvin A. Kemp, whose home is in Watertown, S. Dak., now of Arcadia, Calif., was here for a week end with his brother, Alvin A. Kemp of 808 North Paulina street. This is the first time the brothers have seen each other for nine years. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license has recently been issued to Reuben Gusav Lasky and Dorothy Marie Joen, both of Fullerton, according to statistics issued from the court house in Santa Ana. PVT. LUCHAU IS HOME ON FURLOUGH IN OLIVE Pvt. Howard Luchau is spending a furlough at his home in Olive where he is visiting relatives. He has been stationed for the past twenty months at the Air Base in Albuquerque, N. Mex., and on May first will report for duty in North Carolina. Lt. and Mrs. Chapman Visits Mother Here Lt. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman have been here visiting his mother, Mrs. John Keefe, 302 East South Street, and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mandy of Santa Ana. Lt. Chapman is stationed with the Army Signal Corps at Warner Robins field, Macon, Ga. Please phone your local, society or personal news items to The Gazette. Call 2206. LT. AND MRS. CHAPMAN HOME ON VISIT Lieut. Claude W. (Bill) Chapman, accompanied by his wife, the former Betty Jo Mandy of Santa Ana, arrived Tuesday from Macon, Ga., for a 15-day leave with relatives. Lieut. Chapman is the son of Mrs. J. E. Keith, 302 East South street, and was formerly a design engineer with the Security Engineering company at Whittier. He is now a signal corps officer at Robins Field, Ga., attached to the Air Corps. He is a graduate of Anaheim schools and University of California at Berkeley. This is his first visit home since he entered the service in January of last year. 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