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Jhm OrJXSOII STATESMAN. Salem Oregon. Sunday Morning. October 11. IStt
Service - Men
Where They Are ,
What They're Doing
Promoted
HuTiere do yo get year
Items for The Statesman's Ser
vice Men column? is a ques
tion : frequently : put te this
newspaper's ' news department
by parents and friends ef men
la service. The answer Is:
This 4s the service men's own
column. A large proportion of
the news items It contains
are , eontribnted ' by parents,
friends and the men, them
selves. Others come from the
various army, navy and marine
posts 'and training stations. All
are welcome.
UaJ. Clarence E. Grelr (above),
whose promotion from the rank
f captain In the US army was
announced this week, is the son
f Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Grei of
rente seven and has two broth-
. era in the service.1 Leonard
tSreir, first sergeant, is at Grays
Harbor, while Vernon Grclg.
technical sergeant, is attending
officers' candidate - school - at
Camp Davis, NC. Major Greig
is with the coast artillery at
Fort Stevens,- Ore. Be is widely
known here, having attended
Salem schools. He was employ
ed by the First National bank
in Salem prior to his induction
In September, 1940. Mrs. Greig
and their children. Sally Jo and
William, are residing at Seaside.
SALEM HEIGHTS Merrill G.
Van -Cleave, grandson of Mrs.
Beatrice .Merrill, will spend some
time with her here while on fur
lough. His home was formerly
here but . the family moved to
Stayton.
Corp. Westly McWain, now in
Hollywood, recently spent a few
days with his sister, Mrs. Carl
Trick, Santa Ana, Calif. Capt
Trick is stationed in southern
California.
SILVERTON Harlan Moe, in
structor in the naval , air corps at
Corpus ' Christi, Tex., is at home
on a furlough. He is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Moe at Silverton.
Merl Larson, son of W. C. Lar
son ' and brother of Mrs. Alvin
Legard and Harson Larson of Sil
verton, enlisted , this week in the
army air corps at Portland and
will be inducted Wednesday.
William J. Lentsch wa ad
vanced to aviation machinist's
mate second class at the US na
val air station at Corpus Christi,'
Teat, according to information ,
"received by his parents, the
Matt Lentsches.
Edwin Burton, son of City Man
ager and Mrs. E. K, Burton, has
been transferred from Utah to
another post, he has written his
parents. - . " -
Nelson Black, aviation cadet at
Mather field, Sacramento, has
been a guest of his parents, the
J. R.. Blacks. .
Robert Morrison, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Lee Morrison, formerly
of Silverton but now of Aumsville,
has been promoted to corporal.
He is stationed at Camp Pickett,
Va. His wife, the former Leonara
Heater, daughter of the Walter
Heaters, will join him soon!
Richard Scharback, US navy,
has been transferred to combat
duty, his parents . learned this
week. One son, Bernard, is now
with the army in Hawaii. and Ray
mond is on submarine duty. -"
Odin Hollin, son of ; Mr. and
Mrs, Andrew Hollin,' Is now with
the navy and is stationed at San
Diego. " '. .' v;- 'J "
. CENTRAL HOWELL Leonard
Roth has enlisted in the US navy
and has been assigned to the ra
dio department He will have two
months preliminary training, at
Portland night school. -'
Darreli Stevens, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Stevens, has been
home for several weeks after six
months training in the US army,
heavy artillery division. He was
given an indefinite leave to assist
with farm work.
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hague are visiting their
son, William, at Fort Worth, Tex.
He is stationed at Fort Benning,
Ga., but will meet his parents at
Fort Worth.
INDEPENDENCE Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Becken have been
notified that their son, Bill, has
been made a master sergeant
He is now to attend officers.
training school after spending a
short furlough with his wife and
sons at Shrevesport : La. Sit
Becken Is now stationed at Me
Dfll field. Tamps, Fla. s
Pvt. C. E. Edwards visited
Monday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Westerman. He is in the US
marine corps and has been visit
ing his parerts at Casper, wyo.,
and visited his grandfather, E. J.
Edwards at Tillamook. '. i
Pierce to Visit
Before Election
' Reports received at the capitol
Saturday Indicated that Walter
M. Pierce, La Grande, democratic
nominee for representative in con
gress from the second congres
sional district, may spend a few
days in Oregon prior to. the No
vember' election. , ; , . .,
Pierce Is Opposed by Lowell
Stockman, Pendleton wheat
grower and former member of the
state - liguor control commission.
Stockman' already has launched
an aggressive campaign.
Mn. Pierce was expected to ac
company her husband to Oregon.
Stewart to Speak
To Salem Chamber
Salem chamber of commerce
will hear Dr. William Blair Stew
art office of price administration,
at its weekly luncheon ' meeting
Monday. Miss Helen Fletcher,
president of the Business and
Professional Women's club, will
introduce the speaker.
Dr. Stewart Is on leave of ab ;
sence from Reed college, where j
he has been professor of econo- t .
mics. He has studied at Reed, Uni
versity' of Illinois and Stanford
university. He has served on the
staff of food research institute at
Stanford, with the social science
research council, and as economist
with the grain futures admini-,
stration, department - of i agricul
ture, j.-v;-.;''...-. '.r'-:"i:-:. ; "
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LUGIIEST CASH P3ICES PAID
5 IF irr1St
Frcnl end ilcmay Slrccb
Word has been received from
Terry B. Strake by his mother,
'. Mrs. Mona Strake, 17 Park ave
. nue, that he is with the chemical
"n warfare division on an island in
' the southwest Pacific Strake went
" overseas In May.
, Pvt William H. Van Natta, for
mer news editor of The States
man and more recently assistant
news editor of the Oregon Jour
nal, has been assigned to Camp
Roberts, Calif. Mrs. Van ".Natta
. (Maxine Fleet) is in Montana
Yisiting her father.
Burch Judson - has enlisted in
the US navy and left from Port
land Saturday night for Norfolk,
Va., where he will be in the con
struction battalion. He is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Judson,
43 McGilchriit avenue, and has
been for five years bookkeeper
and office manager for Skewis &
Judson. " j . : - ' -
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Marr re
ceived word that their son Robert
is confined to Jthe naval hospital
at San Diego, undergoing! plastic
surgery.''.; - ,,. ;:. -
PORTLAND, Oct M -(ifp)
Navy enlistments announced
here Saturday included: Orlan
do P. West Jr., Glen H. Hard
man, William F. West Philip H.
Ferris, James IL Chrlstensen,
Rex O. Alsman, Glenn W. Als
. man, Salem. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Matthews
have received word that their son,
l.t M. C. Matthews, has arrived
safely in England. Before enter
ing the service in July, Lt Mat-
. thews , was practicing dentistry in
Lebanon. . " -
A former Salem attorney, 1 J.
Ray Rhoten, now a second lieu
tenant recently visited here brief
ly on his way1 from Fort Warren,
la., to Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Ralph Denham, a -signalman in
the. US navy, has recently visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Denham of West Salem. He also
visited with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ramage of Salem, and his broth
er, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Denham of Silverton. Denham en
listed in January.
Donald - Largent has finished
his- six .weeks training , at the
coast guard training school' at
Bonneville and is now stationed
at Portland. Mrs. Largent is also
at Portland. Largent is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Largent of
Ealem. , S
f SXLVEXTON HILLS Five
eons ta the US military service
. ss the record of Mr. and Mrs.
John Zcttcrberg. Their eldest
eon,. Victor, left this week for
Camp Lewis ta be Inducted In ,
s the army.
His four, brothers in the army
are Glen at Camp Carson, Gus at
Camp- White, Medford; Elmer at
Santa Monica; and Sidney ' in
overseas service. Roy, is the sixth
and : youngest son, . still at home
and too young to enlist i
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