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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1941)
11m OSEGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning; September 19. 1941 First Formal Review Scheduled lay at rort Lewis oy list Division; Governors to Attend FORTY-FIRST : DIVISION CANTONMENT, . Fort Lewis, - V7asK"Sept.r 18 Governors of .two states plus scores of other .state; county and city officials will witness the 41st Division's : formal review. Saturday at the Fort Lewis review field, Maj. Gen. George A. White, division commander; announced .Thursday. . The general is in receipt of let ters from GqW Arthur B. Lang lie of W a s h 1 n'g ton and Gov. Charles A. Sprigue of Oregon, as suring him of 1 their presence. . Sitting wit! them and Gen. White in the reviewing -stand will be Maj. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce, commander of the IX Army Corps, of whicji'the 41st is a part In addition, thousands of vi itors from the northwest states of Washington, Oreron, Wyo ". minff, Montana and Idaho home state of the division's un itswill be present. Also rep . resented in the review will be California, represented by up wards of 1000 selectees in the 41t The review will begin at 2 p. m. ; but the troops will be presented to . the division commander at 1:50 . p. m., at which tune the 146th . Field Artillery band will sound the prescribed honors of two ruf fles, two flourishes and the gen eral's march. In turn, Gen. White will pre sent his soldiers to the reviewing party. A salute of 19 guns, the number prescribed for a gover nor, will be fired by a battery of the 66th F: d Artillery. With the salute four rrfflen and four flour ishes will be sounded, followed by a march. This will be ihe first review for the 41st Division since it was Inducted into the federal serv ice a year ago and win present the division entire personnel of . 18,000 hardened soldiers and 2500 vehicles. It will require . two hoars for the base body to march past the reviewing stands. At conclusion of the review vis- itorr will proceed to the 41st can tonn jit area. There the men of the division will hold open hpuse for parents, relatives and friends, The cantonment's 1000 build ings, constructed in the past year, will be thrown open for inspec tion, permitting the visitors an in sight into the way the men live, Likewise, equipment of the di vision will be displayed in the various regiments. Following the tour of inspection the visitors will " be entertained with band concerts and other programs planned by the Individual companies and reg- ' lments. FORT LEWIS, Waslu, Sept. 18. MVA special invitation was is sued Thursday to all parents in five Pacific northwest states who have sons in the national guard regiments of the 41st division to be guests at the division review Saturday afternoon. The invitation was sent out by Maj. Gen. George A. White, com mander of the 41st, who said: "We especially want the folks to see their boys inarching in their regiments and to know we have taken food care of them during the year they have been til service. This review, the first held by the division, is be ins' Pot on especially for the parents." Work was being rushed on the painting of 1,000 buildings in the new cantonment Thursday to be ready for the influx of visitors from Washington, j Oregon, Mon tana, Idaho and Wyoming. This will be the first unveiling of the huge army camp to public inspection. About 10,000 men will be giv en furlough Saturday night and Sunday to enable them, to return home with their parents for a 15 day visit. War Summary By The Associated Press" Finns report Russian Kron stadt fort guarding Leningrad silenced by stuka attacks; Brit ish say nazi Ukraine forces have isolated Russia Crimea with Reds in perilous position every where; Berlin reports capture of un-named Russian armament city; Moscow calls all men from 16 to 60 to form military re serve of 25 million. Japanese say Russian mines adrift in Japan sea have sunk Japanese fisherman, protest to Moscow. British bombers, fighters sink two German mine-layers and two anti-aircraft ships in at tacks along lowlands coast. Germans impose three-day punishment curfew for all Paris because of attacks on nazi soldiers. Bulgaria reported mobilizing amid Balkan rumors of German drive to snatch Dardanelles and open land route to Suez. British Snare Italian Submarine in the Mediterranean Conflict The British Mary strikes again. Dropping depth charges, the warships I ships go to their assistance. The submarine sank a few minutes after forced op an Italian submarine in the Mediterranean. The Italian! all hands were taken, off, according' to the censor. The undersea craft sailors are seen lining up on the deck of he sub as boats from the British wma stalking a British convoy when intercepted. Liquor Board Drops Prices PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 18.-v9P) -The Oregon state liquor commis sion ordered a reduction Thurs day in the percentage it marks up liquor prices in order that the new federal tax may not result in a heavy retail price increase. In the past the commission has added 54 per cent to its bay inr price and the federal tax. This was reduced Thursday to 48 per cent, a figure estimated to produce a retail price in crease equivalent to the amount of the new tax. Col. Joseph L Stromme, Port land air base commander, asked that the Officers' club at the base be permitted to buy liquor direct from distillers, a practice permit ted in other states, He saidt The commission attorney said that if the club were "an instru mentality of the government" the direct buying could be permitted but if it were a private organiza-r tion it could not No decision' was reached.' Turkey Breeders School Slated At Corvallis A flock-selecting and pullorum testing school for turkey breeders has been arranged by the Ore gon Turkey Improvement associ ation to be held at the poultry department of OSC September 30. Any producer who plans to participate in the turkey improve ment program and have his breeders approved or tested un der official state supervision will find value in this school, accord ing to N. L. Bennion, poultry ex tension specialist The program of instruction and discussion will start at 10 o'clock and continue all day. The school is planned as a means of giving instruction to those desiring to qualify as flock-selecting and blood-drawing agents for -work in the turkey improvement pro gram. For Immediate Delivery! No Waiting - No Delay - No "Red Tape" rvT . r mmUK, St- . wi 1 1 n piti i rim j "ra felNSIDE AND Oirfm .' ,ajr grs , s t-l ' , s v v , , , , J cent Cool!Iuor- low Prica Sensation I -1 h X7n! I HaMMMaMMM-MHwJ W ' '' . 03 mum State Assessors Name Lane Man President KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Sept lS.--W e 1 b y Stevens of Lane county was elected president of the Oregon Assessors' association here Thursday and Eugene was selected for next year's conven tion. Tom Watson, Portland, was named vice-president and -D. W. Davis, Pendleton, was reelected secretary. Army Seeking Lost Bomber ENUMCLAW, Wash., Sept 18. -(P)-On horseback, ' on foot and on wheels, a 20-man detachment of , the 11th . cavalry from Fort Lewis started systematic combing of the Cascade foothills Thursday for the army air corps bomber that vanished nine days ago with six men aboard. An aerial search of the rough region northeast of Enumclaw has been crippled continuously by low-hanging clouds and rain. Fart of the men are equipped with horses, part with vehicles, but footwork is an essential after armored ears reach the ; end of the roads. The brush is too thick in 'some sectors for the ' horses. ' An army camp has been set up in a park here in preparation for what may be a long, search. Ap proximately ; 900 square miles is included in the timbered area in which air corps , officers believe it likely that the twin-motored bomber went down. Lodge Official Makes Visitation Trip STAYTON Grant Murphy, deputy grand master IOOF of Oregon will be on a visitation trip in eastern Oregon all next week. Mrs. Aid a Murphy will accom pany her husband on this trip, which is the first of a series in which he will visit most all of the lodges .in eastern Oregon during the next few months. County Health Department List, 117 Births in August Shows Total births for Marion county during the month of August numbered '..117;, making a total of 919. for the first eight months of 1941 according to the monthly report released by the Marion county department of health. . Of the total born 54 were boys id 83 girls. There were only .48 1 led five an deaths during. the -month with a total of 508 for the year. Female, deaths numbered 16 while .48 males died. For August there were six deaths doe to cancer, one dia betes, eight apoplexy, 11 heart , disease,; four kidney disease and four congenital causes. The communicable disease re port showed very; tew reported cases for the. month. Tuberculosis with , 10 cases, nine mumps, pneumonia, six whooping cough, two malaria, ' one measles, one scarlet fever and two typhoid. For the first eight months influ enza leads with 180 reported cases and 100 German measles. Chick enpox with 61 cases, measles 55, and whooping cough 66 closely follow. The activities reported by health department staff mem bers revealed that tuberculin tests were given to 184 dor ins the month with 14 positive reactors. Nurses made 115 field visits in the interest of tuber : eulosis control and office visits numbered 85. Smallpox vaccin ations were riven to 57 persons and 64 were fiven diphtheria immunisations. In sanitation interests 265 field visits were made with 65 food handling establishments v 1 s i ted and 85 dairy farms and plants inspected. Beans on Vines; Picking Ends . 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