The Coolidge examiner., 1943-10-29


ieans OF a news exchange for
coolidge men in tie armed forces,
lost Of whom have little time to
rite. A letter TO the Examiner
ia be relayed through tits col
mn 10 the other fellows buddies.
nj will keep the fighting men
ON Coolidge in touch witt each
Their.
PVT. WALTER r. DUNBAR
rites from Fort Custer. Michigan.
here he has recently been trans
erred from barrage balloons 10
he military police escort guard.
o give Us his new address, be
ause | sure have missed the pap
the past few weeks. The last
opy | received had a picture oil
L Charles Wallace in II. Glad
q know be Is doing so well ana
m sure every one of his friends.
Is well as his folks. are proud ot
aim" Dunbar says his present Joo
IN take care OF the enemy pris-
,rars some OF VS. will go
,cross and bring them back. whiie
rhers will guard those who are
,e.a I don't know how ! viii IKE
he MPFG. but according TO our
,fucers we have about five weeks
II the toughest training soldier
AN get aLead of US. DUNBAR
rants 10 be remembered TO ms
.riends and says he hopes he VIII
saa us all ION Main Street soon
s. FELIX. S 1Ic, writes from
,verseas TO say that he has re
relved three issues OF the Exami'
ner and read them from cover 10
cover. Its nice 10 see pictures
an1 read about boys from COOL
ldge and vicinity who have enter
"A the service. since have not
seen them since | enlisted in the
Navy about a year and four months
ago | have been overseas about
~ months now and have not YET
come into contact with any OF the
Coolidge boys. but now that ! am
getting the Coolidge Examiner
know lust about where to be on
the lookout for them.
PFC. JACK w. WRIGHT, L. >
marine corps. graduated recently
from naval air technical training
center. Norman. Oklahoma. as a
machinist's mate and is now on
four hour notice for overseas duty.
he Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
c. Wright. Valley Farms.
WAYNE w. WUERTZ has ,been
promoted from second 10 First
Lieutenant following overseas duty
as an aviation navigator. Accord
ing TO word received this week by
his father. Fred Wuertz. the young
lieutenant has just completed a
rest period at Auckland. New Zea
land. after strenuous activity. and
is now ready to return to active
duty.
BILLY uRToN. Ue. has com
pleied lis training at San Diego
California. In range finders and
spoilers school and was en- route
10 Norfolk. Virginia. TO begin &C
tive duty on the ). S. Evans, 10
which he has been assigned. ac'
cording TO word received this week
hy It's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. r,
Urton.
CPL. RAYMOND DUNAWAY
has arrived safely at an overseas
destination. according TO word re
ceived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Dunaway on Saturday
The same mail brought news that
his brother. Karl Dunaway. Camp
Roberts. California. Lad been pro
NOTED TO Corporal. Karl expects
TO leave on overseas duty in the
near future. His father and broth
er Reece. have recently returned
from California. where they spent
three days visiting Karl. Reece
las also been inducted and is at
home on a short furlough before
reporting for duty.
RICHARD FARNSWoRTH, ser
wing m the Aleutian Islands. has
been promoted to technician fifth
grade. according to word receiv-
ed this week by his parents. Nj.
and Mrs. w. II. Farnsworth.
PVT. JACK GARRETT, whose
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jak Garrett.
received word last week that he
was wounded September 23rd IN
the African theater of action. re-
ceived a letter from him Saturday
written IL days after lie was
wounded. He is accustomed to say
in his letters home. II am Just
fine in this one. however. he said
simply. Il am all right" Tne
CARROTS believe he is in a hospi-
tai in Africa
PVT. PAUL n. ROGERS leI'
Monday for San Diego. California
to begin training in the .. S. mar
inc corps. He has been Coohoge
resident for several years and Is
a cousin of Pvt. Troy d. Lewis
and Charles B. Brown, S &c. Rog-
ers is II years old and was
freshman at Coolidge high schooi
- he enlistment He