anaheim-gazette 1945-03-01

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.) Anaheim Marine in Advanced School At Naval Station Marine 1st Lt. Kenneth E. Brunot, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Brunot of Anaheim is at AWAITING ORDERS Pvt. Duane Brooke, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Brooke, Rt. 4, Box 66, Anaheim is now awaiting orders overseas. At present he is stationed in Georgia. He is serving in the Signal Corps and is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and Fullerton Junior college. He was last home on furlough last October. ANAHEIM SOLDIER AT EMBARKATION PORT SAN FRANCISCO. — Warrant Officer (jg) Norman D. Ford, Anaheim, Calif., resident recently reported for duty at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation, Installation of the Army Transportation Corps installation. WOJG Ford, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ford, and husband of Alison M. Ford, is a former student of Fullerton College. Prior to entering military service WOJG was engaged as an assistant branch manager of the National Lead Co. Casualty List Discloses Names of Two Anaheim Men Two Anaheim men were named in the casualty list released this week by the War and Navy departments and the "missing" status of Seaman Verne Oliver Adams was changed to "dead" according to the list. Seaman Adams was reported missing last month following the loss of the destroyer Spence in the terrible typhoon in the Southwest Pacific some time ago. He had been overseas since last November. His mother is Mrs. Diana B. Adams, Rt. 4, Anaheim. His widow, Elta Adams and three children make their home in Yorba Linda. RECURNS FROM OVERSEAS A lot of nice things have opened to Gene Beck, USN, early and after 18 months in Pacific theater of operation an LST he could find few "nice things." First arrived in San Diego early week and at the first oppoion Tuesday called his Fred A. Beck of 217 Ell street, to tell him that he in Anaheim in a matter of That wasn't the only big though, for when he telehe told his father that he has been given a higher rating is now a motor machinist class. Gene attended A schools, graduated from Ana Union high school and thended Fullerton Junior While attending the latter listed in the Navy. Husband of Anah Woman Cited In Asiatic-Pacific War FIFTH AIR FORCE COMMAND, Philippine Isla Robert C. Barrett, whose Mrs. Charlene E. Barrett, lli811 North Zeyn street, has promoted to the grade of coHe is an aircraft electrical specialist with a unit of the Fifth Force' Service Command, repairs and services the fire and bombers of the Fifth Force. Overseas thirteen months Barrett is entitled to wear Good Conduct medal and theatic-Pacific theater ribbon w battle star for participating in New Guinea campaign. He been in the service since Oct 1942. AT LUZON LeRoy Leep, son of Mr. and Walter Leep of North Street, was in a rest camp tending an advanced course in instrument flying at the Naval Air Station, Atlanta, Georgia. He is a veteran of 13 months duty in the Virgin Islands area. Lt. Brunot is a graduate of Brea High School and later attended Fullerton Junior College. Four Schinhofen Brothers Serving In Armed Forces Cpl. Henry W. Schinhofen, Jr. who has been spending his 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Schinhofen left from Los Angeles Saturday night to return to Ft. Bragg, N.C. He is stationed there with the Headquarters Battery of the 75th Field Artillery Battalion. He returned to the United States nine months ago after having served in the Aleutians for 22 months and being there during the Dutch Harbor, Attu and Kiska Campaigns. Since then he has had extensive training at Camp Van Dorn, Miss.; Camp Blanding, Fla.; Ft. Bragg, N.C. He has 3 younger brothers in the service also, Gunther who is in the Coast Guard and at the present time is located in the Dutch East Indies. Bill, of the Navy, is somewhere in the Pacific and Roy of the Merchant Marines, now is home awaiting call for further training. Seaman Adams was reported missing last month following the loss of the destroyer Spence in the terrible typhoon in the Southwest Pacific some time ago. He had been overseas since last November. His mother is Mrs. Diana B. Adams, Rt. 4, Anaheim. His widow, Elta Adams and three children make their home in Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Booher received word that their son, Sgt. Ray Booher had been wounded in action Jan. 12 in Belgium but is now recovering from the thigh wound sustained and is in a hospital in France. His twin brother, Staff Sgt. Roy Booher was killed in action in Belgium last fall. The family home is maintained at Lincoln and Manchester streets. The family came here four years ago from Kentucky. Overseas thirteen months Barrett is entitled to wear Good Conduct medal and theatic-Pacific theater ribbon w battle star for participating in New Guinea campaign. He been in the service since Oct 1942. AT LUZON LeRoy Leep, son of Mr. and Walter Leep of North Street, was in a rest camp place on Luzon when he wrote parents recently and said that was resting up after a lot of fighting, but that he was all and expected to be back in thick of it very soon again. member of the infantry he been in a lot of heavy action as a result wrote "the only to do with the Japs is to comply exterminate them." More Service Column New Page 5. OVERSEAS SOON Mrs. H. C. Kendrick (Roberta Eley) received word recently from her brother Pfc. "Bob" Eley that he expects to go overseas soon. At present he is stationed in Maryland and is with the infantry. He entered the armed services in 1942 and was with the Army Air Force until being transferred presently to the infantry. His wife and child are making their home with her parents in Stockton. Pvt. Eley attended Anaheim schools and graduated from Anaheim Union High school where he was prominent in drmatics and athletics. WRITES FROM HAWAII C.C.M. William P. (Paul) Bruce, U.S.N.R., son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bruce of Anaheim, wrote from Hawaii recently that he expected to leave shortly for a more forward area. He also wrote that he had recently seen Lt. Howard Minder, USN, who is well known here and two other Anahelm men who have since gone to a forward base. They are Al Kohler and Clayton Allen. Bruce is with the 116th Naval Construction battalion. He and his wife had made their home in Hawaii for a number of years prior to his enlistment. Have you ever designed a gas range? Designing a gas range goes much deeper than the exterior beauty...Research engineers of the Gas Industry are now working on exact specifications for your postwar "CP" Gas range. You can expect the most wonderful cooking performance you ever knew. "CP" means "Certified Performance"...the mark of special quality of ranges made by all high-grade manufacturers. It means 22 super-features—the finest in modern cooking...the most practical! SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY MODERN... PRACTICAL...GAS ANAHEIM GAZETTE RETURNS FROM OVERLEAS A lot of nice things have happened to Gene Beck, USN, recent and after 18 months in the pacific theater of operations board an LST he could stand a new "nice things." First off he arrived in San Diego early this week and at the first opportunity Tuesday called his father, Fred A. Beck of 217 Ellsworth Street, to tell him that he'd be Anaheim in a matter of hours. That wasn't the only big event though, for when he telephoned told his father that he had just given a higher rating and now a motor machinist first ass. Gene attended Anaheim schools, graduated from Anaheim high school and then attended Fullerton Junior college. While attending the latter he entered in the Navy. husband of Anaheim woman Cited In asiatic-Pacific War FIFTH AIR FORCE SERVICE COMMAND, Philippine Islands—Robert C. Barrett, whose wife, Charlene E. Barrett, lives at North Zeyn street, has been promoted to the grade of corporal. This is an aircraft electrical special with a unit of the Fifth Air Force Service Command, whichairs and services the fighters bombers of the Fifth Air Force. versesas thirteen months, Cpl. Barrett is entitled to wear the Conduct medal and the Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon with a star for participating in the Guinea campaign. He has in the service since October. 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