| Show I —trhe I Salt nict 4Tribunt Kearns Soldiers Possess Jap Flag Thursday Morning July 1 1943 s - Aisignments GivenOfficer CNO4ta&sIP3V4M000 On Account I' Of the War f ''' t! "6 i - t di t :: : t Marine i it ' IE acquiring background ::::: Mower' and more! 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''pkgi l't ‘1:- Cake With Swans Down Wonder Bake i Largo Economy Sixth Ms South State street—Supper and program for girl war worker& 6:30 p m sketch class Miss Clara White 8 p 57 SWANSION h No - I 1 Glass Pack—Sliced Sun-Ki- Fancy t ' i day Salt Lake Tribune 205 East First South street— Spanish class for enlisted men? p m variety dance orchestra free water color portraits by Mary Kimbal I character readings "Facts by the W A A Cs" 8:30 pm Private Boardman 21 from Kansas City Mo was mobilized with the national guard in 1940 Private Gaunee 22 left his home in Bonham Texas shortly after volunteering for duty in February 1942 tures Fred T McIntyre administrative assistant federal bureau of investigation left Wednesday evening for Washington b C the annual convention of Utah Peace Officers' association Tuesday clubs Thursday will include: - I Cadets Boast Souvenirs Taken at Guada1ca01 While the father directed traffic to avoid an audience a medical of the smashing defeat dealt the KEARNS—Memeotos officer from Wenciover and a Red Cross nurse delivered a tiny baby Japanese army by American forces on Guadalcanal are the proud boy Wednesday afternoon in a Red Cross car parked on the side 0 possessions Of Privates Robert Boardman and- Billy J Gaunce the highway about 10 miles south preaviation cadets at the army air forces basic training center of Wendover at Kearns The mother Mrs Frieda McBoth rzen arrived on the bat- of wife Staff Sergeant Clung island shortly after the Japs tered James McClung stationed at the had evacuated their main forces Wendover army air base was en but they witnessed a series of aer- route to a hospital in Salt Lake tal battles and were constantly on imwhen the stork became City the lookout for snipers left behind patient served with the The automobile was parked WENDOVER FIELD—With a Private Gaunce while Private Boardman Staff Sergeant McClung took infantry of a couple was attached to the army corps of over duties directing traffic and porcupine as a starter "Bring 'co Back Alive" soldiers engineers captain Guido Boccara Wendover are Most significant- - of the medical officer and Mrs 'Alary planning to establish a desert Mrs is a two-foRanous American Red Cross field zoo at Wendover field square Japanese Other animals which roam the flag which a slain soldier carried director went to work In record vast be will stalked desert cap- in his headpiece It had his battle time the tiny baby was placed beside—his mother and the party tured and added to their collection h in oriental record A Marra Jr acters Imprinted continued on their way say Private the crimson surrounding Arriving at the Salt Lake City and Private First Class Joseph sun A fragment of shrapnel had General hospital the mother was Napolitano of the headquarters to through the Jap's helmet and fairly composed and the new baby squadron In a short time they ex- cut a ragged-edge- d hole in the flag was sound asleep The baby is to pect to have not merely the only in the collection of eneIncluded be named 'Jimmy" after his zoo of its ind on an army air my equipment acquired by Private father He is the first child of base but also the finest Gaunce—he simply picked up odds Staff Sergeant and Mrs McClung Tuesday afternoon the two 5014 and ends while walking around the Mrs McClung has been keeping diers took a stroll chit on the captured island—are a Japanese for the exercise house for her husband In a trailer desert just marines flag mess kit at Wendover since last April They had been inspecting the new Imperial haversack flash machine gun range and on their ammunition case light sniper's bullets cigaret's (10 back the porcuway they spotted To paint markers—Painting to a pack) helmethelt (made in Cautiously they approached white center lines on the city's pine America) gas mask sniper shoes the animal but it got away and th trousers of a drowned Jap principal streets will be contwo the Unperturbed youthful tinued to eliminate summer trafsailor which had been taken from hunters chase and after gave game fic hazards J J Gill city trafa brief struggle they bagged their the body by a native fic manager announced WedAlso in the pockets of dead Japs quarry and returned triumphantly were nesday to the company area It was then pictures of Betty Grable Dor- Lamour and Lana Turner conceived the idea of starting othy they Private Gaunce had applied for the zoo ' Private Mara of Belleville N J preaviation cadet training before 411111111M l' is a veteran of one year in the leaving on overseas assignment service He was a machinist in but his application was not passed 11111111110 civilian life Private Napolitano of upon until after he had served five Brooklyn N Y has been in the months in the Pacific theater army only six months He is a Private Boardman applied for cook here and was a window trim- flight training while overseas and mer and card writer before joining arrived with his buddy at Kearns last week up ' Maice tills a : t 1 kk I 4:' b1I--- Ft as- a - -:- - KEARNS—Captain Hyman Senturia has been appointed man at the Kearns sistant y station hospital Colonel Converse R Lewis announced Wednesday Captain Senturia c am e to Kearns from the Chicago schools of A A F TTC where he has been char-Josep- itk: ' Baby Boy Born In Automobile Gets XRay Man X-ra- - Ore of the extreme hazards of t:gh altitude flying the inability poids to detect oxygen deftwhich may creep up on r!ency unawares ham ' been conthem sciquered by the ence of radionics The gadget is a signal detdce which sends a tiny beam of light thrutigh the lobe of the pilot's ear between 2000000 dstrguishing PhadeA in color of the blood When it decides the pilot needs more oxygen its decision shows on the Instrument panel the flier rotes and takes moreoxygen Kearlis Hospital - Tadeelf ''''8 1 I the latter time lendinethe guards Nt Arto iai:': rickel ::::ifr phone the police :::::::::: '::-::::::::i:S': ::454 :i rtv1n7 at the barracks he tripped oier the lawA mower- and broke Private Billy J Gaunce left and Private Rob- heavily inscribed with Japanese characters ):i which was taken from the helmet of a dead ert Boardman veterans of Guadalcanal now lie was commended by leg t114 C O for devotion to torn Kearns a stationed and at display duty Jap soldier on Guadalcanal Jap flag efficiency f A fi 1 Utah-grow- ' - 3 the Favorite T) thLs :: 1 it 411111111111W FORT DOUGLAS—Soldiers at reception center and patients of the veterans' 'administration in Salt Lake City were Wednesday n cherenjoying fresh ries thanks to the kindness of two Provo men identified only as the Kader brothers Private Robert Snyder was at the main gate guard post when the two men drove up in a truck and wanted to enter the military reservation to "give something to the their speech Private boys" By Snyder could tell the men were of foreign extraction and in doubt as to what procedure to follow he called Lieutenant Edgar M Vance police and prison officer Finally the story came out "We of these cherries at our gotta lot place In Provo and we want the boys in the army to enjoy them" the men explained as they unloaded the 40 crates of ripe fruit Grinning at the thought of their good deed they drove away telling the thankful but somewhat bewildered soldiers "We'll be back In apricot season" KEARNS — First Lieutenant John R Weaver assistant classification officer has been transferred to Buckley Field Colo Colonel Converse R Lewis post commander announced Wednesday Lieutenant Weaver came to Kearns in July 1942 He wall inducted in March 1911 and received baste training at Camp Wolters Texas and was assigned to classification duties as an enlisted man After attending officers candidate school of the adjutant generars department in the spring of 1912 he W RS stationed at Jefferson Barracks Mo before cbming here A special agent for an insurance company in Toledo Ohio in civilian life he was also a student at the University of Toledo His mother Mrs Ruby M Weaver re- 1 1- - 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