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- about a pinpoint like Zern,

The jump-off hour. was well before dawn. Sometime before noon I found myself walking along | with two companies of infantry

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into what is called the battle, but what is really all part of the same thing over here. It Jnight more simply be called just being in action. Our artillery was on both sides of the wide dirt road. Spotted out ‘in the flelds "without * much cover, they were shooting at high hills so far away that the grey puffs of smoke among the trees

in the distance seemed meaning- | less and even-a waste of ammunis,

rest of us followed in a line that stretched back to the cluster of st retcher bearers in the-rear. "The elbow of the road “formed the stubby street of. the village. An American mobile gun was on fire there, right at the turn. That is how’ we knew we were under, - enemy observation that Ae Germans had the range. The only shells we heard were { our own. There was no small arms fire. is But when we got to the stone houses and went into one, we found we had walked into trouble. ‘he lieutenant down in the cellar was fit to be tied.

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STATE GENERAL DIES IN ACTION

Edwin D. Patrick, Tell City, Killed on Inspection

Tour Near Manila. (Continued From Page One)

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Scientific Eve Examination down the road was thé only mark- It seems that Hist around the He commanded the Joe regl- streets outside Temple hall last 121W WASH ST Just West of the major a er that meant anything. At least | .j,ow the road drops down to & mental combat team from May to-night while Gerald L. K. Smith at- . . to Lincoln Hotel Entrance a 15 minute Dr. Chas. B. Earl | that was a location and the place | ¢,i. sized stream between the [August 1944, and took command tempted to“discuss the Polish situa- : . ushers could y TAS: have & name: hills and climbs again for a |Of the 6th division last September.) ton. : nails out of That s Zern, a. corporal sald quarter of a_ mile to a place like The 6th has been waging one of Tiny Marga OPT OMETRIST to me. “I think it’s hot. Zern, called Thurgin, or some- |the heaviest fights of the Luzon actress, won OFFICES—First Floor Mezzanine In the army “hot” means the | ying Jike that." campaign, battling against the y the, outstand enemy has the spot under fire. The combat engineers had |Strongly-defended Japanese line sald she coul We were walking along about 30 | (5 ng the bridge blown and had |east of Mapila. to say so sh SI feet apart, single file. | built another over the stréam The general attended Indiana Norma She: OFFICE HOURS \ \ IH The communications man Nas | before daylight. The men in the university where he was a member ducer, Irving Daily 9:45 a. m. to 5:45 p. m. ) \ 43 gus in front boing! ws ee first company of our battalion |°f Phi Delta Theta fraternity, and sleek in @ : . Mm. : - m 1} phone wire from a spool and | ,.4 crossed it in the dark and the University of Michigan. He with a plung Monday 12:15 to 9 p. m. stringing it out behind us in a. | wore scattered on the oppo- |VaS commissioned in the regular Ml the Irving (

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WASHINGTON STALEY ditch. site slope under machine-gun fire army in 1917 and saw service with award to "Ds A soldier with a walkie-! alkie from the Germans. Four tanks the 14th machinegun battalion of president of : _— ——- were following them and were |the Sth division in world war I. honor goes e : ducer who cc

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if Four Americans Die with the army of occupation at : Pest ii But the ‘edge of the bridge Luxembourg. “He was graduated WITH or WITHOUT Lamar Tro the best orig

I Sires LO > from infantry school at Ft, Benn- [}|< proved too weak. The first tank ing, Ga, and commanded the 2a that started over stalled, blocking |infantry at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.

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the flow of traffic that was to In 1926 he went to China as plans | gcreen play. w | follow it. ang pig Offs of the 15th in- i Other winn antry and in 1¢ - ol { The pause gave the Germans in |, ; and 1938 at roy for-his cc tended both the army war college “Wilson”: Jo | Thurgin a chance to kill four of’ and the navy war college. Blackeard wh boys who turned out to have In 1944 he received the legion of | s James Van a rendezvous with destiny when merit for meritorious service in the Burke for | the planking —of a makeshift cific S " Swinging Or bridge proved too weak. It tied Sons Also Serve RB My Way”; Me u or -15 minutes. 'at a Mrs. Patrick has been making her | s place called Zern. {home in Ruidoso while one of her| A Be 1s lifted their [three sons, Cadet Thomas Patrick, war

me toward us, up the [is attending hte New Mexico Mili-| ~g from pe. and to the elbow in the jis institute. The other two sons! road. They were ‘only trying to |are Lt. Ulric B. Patrick, now serving * Th pick a time to surrender anyway. | overseas, and Seaman Edwin D a So 30 or more Germans are safe |Patrick Jr, stationed in Stillwater, Chronic bre ndw,” comfortdble and well fed. |OKla. Four cough, ct Four more Americans are dead. I Other survivors are three sisters, | Shits is 05% | ria: 75 Ys 1 h ] ord to take know: ft has to be like this.as our (Mrs. Louis Zoercher and Miss Clara | cine less 3 Jos enemy surrenders. Buf when you | Patrick, both of Tell City, and Mrs. | which g see it as it happens it does not |W. H. Kennedy of Washington, | €rouble to he i} seem right ‘D.C. laden phlegr bi soothe and he | bronchial mt ° Creomulsio Draft Calls Bring Threat of IE g oO time tested - It contains n = d Sh F S No after you have trie 00 ortage, Farmers day Jo8 nave tie the understar (Continued From Page One) Hershey clouded his instructions.” hii: Ay The committee chairman asfailed to support the local board | corted farm youths had abso- bave your mc OS he ‘th lutely declined to appéal 1-A You Ca jan ey er I oH reclassifications = “because they Buy : He scii he hed been thought they would be sneered . . 5 Farmer. He said he had been | Oo" qi oaceq He said the he town's loveliest shoes for Easter! Black advised to resign by “Governor

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