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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1942)
PAGS TWELVE Tha OHZGOII STATECMAI7. Sdca Oregon. Vacbesday Mcni: October KI2 Holman Says Bombs Missing WASHINGTON, Oct ,20 Eenajor Holman (R-Ore) has te stified before a senate appropria - tions subcommittee that bombing i planes were, unable to attack an . enemy submarine in the Gulf of Mexico . because they had no bombs.- - r '(', ', During hearings on the second supplemental national .defense bill, Hohnan interrupted witnesses to. testify, that civilian ; patrol :' planes spotted a submarine head mg for a tanker off Brownsville, . Tex.-. '' . - ., The patrol plane, which carried a nephew of Holman's, radioed the ' location of the submarine, the sen ' ater said, but his nephew and the f other flyer told him that the six bombers at. the station did not attack because they had no bombs. - Rear Adm. E. G. Allen, USN, told the senator that no plane would be out under military con- ,' trol without depth bombs, depth , charges, if they were on anti-sub- . marine duty. - Trv. : L. ," Haryest Workers i Exchange Reports SWEGLE The Garden road Neighborhood club was Invited to the home of Mrs: Paul Lynch on South Commercial street In Sa lem last Friday afternoon. Miss Katherine Lynch was assistant hostess. The women spent the aft ernoon telling of their experiences when ; working at ; harvesting of different crops during the sum mer months. Those going in for the after noon were - Mrs. Ralph Werner, Mrs. G, A. Reeher, Mrs. Charles Siegmund, Mrs Mary Swingle and Mrs. William "Hartley. One member, Mrs. A. R. Tartar was reported ill from poisoning. Get Three Deer On Hunting Trip PRATUM Mr. Clyde Rodgers and son Claud returned Saturday from a hunting trip to the moun tains of eastern Oregon. Three deer were the catch of the party. Mrs. Helen Harding, who is em ployed in;. Portland, spent .the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch' Bowen, and daughters Betty and Merlene. , Mr. and Mrs. Claud Trent and son David spent Sunday in Cor vallis visiting Mrs. Robert Kel logg (Dorothy Arstill) and Miss Thelma Arstill, daughters of Mrs. Trent Mrs. Kellogg is employed at the Co-op Book store on the campus, while her' husband is stationed at Camp Roberts in Cal ifornia. Thelma Arstill Is attend ing Oregon State college this year, and employed part time at the Camp Adair offices in Corvallis. ! Past Presidents Elect New Leaders SILVERTON - The : Legion Auxiliary - Past Presidents club mr Saturday night at the home of Miss Ina Harold and elected offi cers to include Maybelle Towe, president; secretary, Zanta Hut ton; historian, Billie Cameron. Mrs.. C H. Dickerson will be hostess at the November meeting. New Officers x Are Elected .SILVERTON Mrs. Arthur Dahl has been elected president of the combined Tiinity Lutheran and ; Immanuel choirs with Mrs. Tom Anderson director for the 1942-43 season. - Rehearsals will be held Thursday nights alternat ing with " the ' services. Preceding the services at Trinity church, the meetings will be there and like wise at Immanual preceding the Sunday services there." Ed Treuter's big corn, r gown at his North Side addition place is on displty this week at the Hubbs real estate office arid, is attracting wide attention. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Penrod of Jefferson, who recently purchased the old , Nels Tolstad ranch on route one, plan . to move to the farm in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kinz, present occupants, are in search of another place to move to. ,- ' ? Silvertdn Couple ,.. To Work in Salem SILVERTON M r; and Mrs; Walter . Rosehim" have moved to Salem where . both have employ ment Mr. ' Rosehim is awaiting call from the navy in which he has enlisted t first class cook. " Mr. and Mrs. George Manolis will . celebrate the 17th anniver sary of their restaurant career in Silverton Wednesday, This is the third; anniversary of the opening of their new cafe. - i A . Jerry Merryman is employed In the dock! office of the . Willamette Iron and Steel works T at Port land. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Merryman of Silver ton. - ! Museum Pieces To Be Removed PORTLAND, Oct. 20-(P)-The navy assured the battleship Ore gon commission Monday: that the erstwhile bulldog of the fleet will not be scrapped until the state has . had time to remove whatever" items- from the ship which it sees fit to retain for historical or other reasons. V; This advice came in a letter from Rear Adm.: W. ' J. Carter) assistant paymaster general of the navy. The ship has been a museum here for many years. . Roberts Family Host -To Daughter-in-Law ". . ROBERTS Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kenney ha ve had as their house guest their daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. R. Kenney, jr. whose husband is Cpl. W. R. Kenney, VS marine corps. " t - Mrs. Kenney is on a visit to her parents home at Mountain Home, Idaho) and she will go on to visit in Iowa and return to make her home with Mr. and Mrs.-Kenney for the duration'. - Plan Club Meeting ROBERTS The first meeting of the GT Women's club will meet with Mrs, Alice Coolidge Octo ber 22. .. .. ,; . , Illany-HunterG Get FullBag CLOVERDALE Mr. and .Mrs. Al Hennies returned Wednesday from a hunting trip near Burns. They brought home a four point buck. -. . - Merle Pearson, accompanied by several men from Turner, brought a buck from a hunting trip in the Burn country. China pheasant season opened with a bang Saturday morning in this conununity. Men r with guns and dogs could be seen In most any direction during- early hours. 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