The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 31, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTZIH Service Men Where. Thy An What They're Doing LDffiS Last Big Week Tli OSIGOII STATrXMAIL Salem, Oregon. Friday Monslag. July 81, 1112 ijinnro) In Australia Little Rock, Ark. He is first flu tist in the camp band. Private Scott was in charge of music at the Sweet Home high school be fore entering the army..' He ma jored in music at the .University of Oregon. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H." Scott Samuel Harold Schboley of Sa lem is attending the naval pre flight school at., St Mary's col lege,. Calif. He. is in '.class " V 5-USNR. His mother is Mr?. Pearl Couey, 241 Marion street - '," - " ; " i ' ' I - - - I ' ' ' . , .This picture Set.' WillUm A. ' BenUon, ott of Mrs. " CUyrene Starr. ; 14557 Marlon street, S- lem, Was . taken la Australia .-where he bw been. stationed ' ' with the army It was provided through "Power Honse," an as- . soelaUon of jronths from Jndoa- . tries and schools selected to pass throuih the annual Jxrd Somen - yonth leadership summer .camps. ' ' BC1& Following is the service record of the high school class of 40: Tommy Dawson, 19, enlisted in the regular army in the fall of -1940, and was last reported at a California camp. Harold Hoagland, 20. enlisted In tiie army air corps In May, 1942 and is currently in training in aer ial gunnery and photography at Lowery field near Denver, Colo. George Rerucha, 20, enlisted in the US marine air corps Decern ber 27. 1941, as did Harold Mc Donald, 22, of the class of 1938 .They received training at San Di ego and Jacksonville, Fla. . Sgt Pau Sweeney, 20, enlisted In the natioiral guard in the sum mer of 194aJind entered the reg . ular.army ihen that body was incorporated into the federal serv Ice. Sgt. Lowell Yeager, 20, enlisted In the army air corps in the sum mer of 1940, and is in gunnery training at Spokane. He received previous training at Pendleton, Texas, and midwest fields. Vernon Morgan and Lloyd Slo- ver, both 19, are production sold iers backing up their foimer classmates in the war effort, the former ODeratine a logzing "cat" near Detroit, and the latter farm lng near Jefferson.. Sgt. Georre WL KoskI of Sa lem, has been admitted as an officer candidate to the air forces officer candidate, school at Miami Beach, Florida. After successfully completing an In tensive 12 weeks course of in struction, Koskl will be com missioned a second lieutenant in the air forces. His wife. Golda Y. Koski, lives at 555 N. Winter street, Salem. James Gordon Robertson, . V 5-USNR, who played with the Salem Senators and was a Wil lamette university graduate with the class of 1942, is attending St Mary's pre-flight school for the navy.1 " . A farewell party was given by Salem . friends this week for Mayrand McKinley, Howard Kaf- fun and Roy Gray, who are leav ing -for San Francisco 'where they will enter , the US navy as avia tion machinists mates. . McKinley was graduated, from the University of Oregon in 1941. He has been working for the Shell Oil company in Portland. Kaffun was recently married to Hilda Crawford and they are just home from a wedding trip to midwest points. His mother, Mrs.' Hejeh Kaffun, lives in Sa lem. ' 1 ''-' 1 Gray is married and his par ents, Mr. .and Mrs. Ernest Gray, live on route three, Salem. He has been employed by the Valley Motor company. MAXWELL FIELD, Ala July 25.-Cadet Charles Cortland Cun ningham, son of Mr. ajid Mrs. B. H. Cunningham of 345 East Miller street; Salem, Ore., is now enrolled as an aviation cadet in the army air forces pre-flight school (pilot) at Maxwell Field, where he is taking the initial steps toward winning his wings as a pilot and a second lieutenant's commission in the army air forces. -Cadet Cunningham was a stu dent at Willamette university in Salem, when he entered the army, where he had served for 20 months when he was appointed a cadet in the army air forces June 25. at Jefferson Barracks, Mis souri Oregon Tire Quota Bigger . PORTLAND, July 30-()-Ore-gon has been granted increased tire quotas for August state OPA Director Richard G. Montgomery announced Thursday. Special consideration has been given the supply of tires to war industry workers who are regu larly transporting fellow workers of plants employing 100 men or more. In this classification 838 grade 2 new tires will be avail able compared to 223. for the last half of July when the grade 2 system was started. In other passenger car and mo torcycle classifications the August quota will be 782 new tires com pared to 717 for July and 6078 recaps compared to 5 10 8 last month. The August quota allows 4852 new tires for trucks, farm trac tors, busses and implements as against 4201-last month and 6170 recaps compared to 4916 for July. Grants Pass Mayor Quits GRANTS PASS, July 20-(JP) W. E. Moore resigned as mayor of Grants Pass Thursday, declaring he was unable to realize his ob jectives in the civilian defense J program, including full mayoralty authority over all departments of j the municipal government Moore had held the office since March, his short term being fea tured previously by accepting a chief of police's resignation and placing a fire chief on probation. The city council accepted Moore's resignation and desig nated Councilman James K. Man uel acting mayor. Mrs: Richard G Crawford, who is staying with her mother, Mrs. O. G. Ericksen, route seven, for the ' duration, has received word from her husband, Lt. Richard G Crawford, that he has arrived safely in Great Britain. Corp. Gerald G. McCarroIl, Stationed at Ft Canby, Wash., spent Sunday . night and Mon day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McCarroIl of 2590 Maple avenue. Another son, William R. McCarroIl, who en listed Jane t with the navy, has completed basic training at the San Diego naval training sta tion and Is attending . aviation ' radio school at the Alameda naval air station. A Lame da, Calif. He expects to be there four months. Raymond Francis Ringwald, route three, has enlisted in the army air corps. Air Base Gives Up Wolfhounds PORTLAND, Ore., July 30-P) The appetite of some 175-pound-ers is too much even for the army. And so the Portland army air base released Wednesday two Irish wolfhounds, bequeathed to 1 it by Col. Joseph L. Stromme when he was transferred recently. The Oregon Humane society said it would find homes for the big dogs, preferably in the coun try where they will have room to exercise and work up an appetite. . , . ' : Miss Nadene McCarley of Me hama and Ed Rhoades of. Wood burn" have just ' returned from Seattle .where they visited Pvt Harold B. Rhoades, who is sta tioned at Fort Lawton. Miss Mc Carley . expects to return there soon. . Explosion on Boat Kills Guardsman . RAINIER, July 30 -IPf- An explosion aboard a 38-foot coast guard picket boat docked here for refueling, Wednesday night killed William F McKinsey, 20, of Mt Vernon, Wash., seaman second class, the navy announced Thursday. McKinsey's body . was blasted into the water and was not -recovered until several hours later. The explosion, not drowning, caused his death, investigators said. : r '; ' ZENA Two young men of Zena, Polk county, who are In the army in widely spaced camps are Pvt Phillip McKinlay, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. 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