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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1942)
ILa CITCCir CTAim iAn, Cdna Orr Tusair X IcrrLi OcUisa 7. 1C12 Men TOmt TbT Ari TTbci They're. Ootng -Mrs. Robert Hult has received, word that her husband, Robert M. Ilulsti has received his commia aion as second lieutenant in the ordnance department at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. Lt Xlulst, who has been transferred to Camp Shelby, Miss., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert F"'-, Sun nyview avenue. v J. A- Dutro of Fort Stevens, swn-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. IS. T. Reid of 2385 State street, has been promoted from the rank of lieu tenant to captain, according to news received by relatives here KEY FIELD, Mfes Oet. 2 A son of Salem, Ore., figured in the recent ' promotions at this army air base in the sooth when Corp. Barry E. Robertson was Advanced to the crane of ser geant Sergeant Robertson, : a on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob i crtson, route four, Salem, en- listed at Portland, December 30, 1941, and Is filling the duties of engineer at Key Field. - KEY FIELD, Miss., Oct. 28 Attention to duty and outstanding soldierly attainment have won for Cleo L. Fletchall recognition in the form of "promotion t the grade of corporal at Key Field. Cor poral Fletchall, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett G. Fletchall, route . ie, Yamhill, Ore., enlisted in the rmy. at Portland ,in December, 1941, and is. serving here as ame 'chanic. " physical , conditioning . at the air forces officer training school at Miami Beach, Florida, was gradu- Stream Flow Below Norm WASHINGTON, Oct 28 (ff) ated with his class in the army .pacific Northwest stream flow air forces. He is prepared to take the 1942 water year was 10 over executive duties in air force .nt below normal, the geo- maintenance that parallel the re-lloical wrvej reported Sunday.' sponsible position he held in a- t the h'eht of certain other vilian . - . yeay, this was not an excessive - As civilian, Lieut Reinington decine 9ttZf vgurvey uvea ai num. vcuuc, (wreu. i . ! .-ii , I nuu. nis iaincr, wamcs a. iwriiinniun, lives at 2186 Chemeketa street CAMP MURPHY, Fla, Oct 28 Tech. Cpl. Robert P. Lynch, son of Paul Lynch. 1350 South Com mercial street Salem, Ore, has I Dalles discharged an average of Total runoff for the 11 western states averaged about 120 per cent of normal, makinjz this year "one of the better years so far as avail ability of water, is concerned.'' The Columbia river at The per cent of the 68-year normal, the. survey- repertesL-' -'v v : McKay reservoir contained 34, 970 acre-feet onS eptember ; 30 compared to 16,800 a year ago. Owyhee had 450,890 but - last year's contents were not reported. Track Owners' Aid . Meeting Slated PORTLAND, Oct 28-flVMeet-ings will be held throughout the state to assist commercial truck owners in filling out applications under the gasoline rationing pro gram, the office of defense trans portation announced Mondays -.'Owners of trucks In the Salem area will attend a meeting -at the Salem chamber of commerce been enrolled in a special course 178,600 cubic feet a second, or 90 Tuesday: night at 7:30. of instruction at the signal corps' school at Camp Murphy., Cpl. Lynch was selected for this spec ialized training on the basis of his aptitude. Inductees Given M Farewell on Way to Service A farewell to Inductees leaving for Fort Lewis was held Monday afternoon at the USO center prior to the trip to the depot Mayor W. W. Chadwick, Guy Stover of the Gideons, President G. Herbert Smith of Willamette university. Dr. H. A. Gueffroy of the American Legion were among the speakers, while the principal address was delivered by Capt Lloyd V. Harmon,' chaplain. O. E. Palmateer was master of ceremonies; Art Johnson led the opening flag salute, Oliver Huston the singing and Miss Saint-Clair seryeda aecompanist; whU Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickelson had ar ranged the special music. Miss Norma Mmer, tap dancer, was also on the program. Gifts were presented by Mrs. Bertha Berg man, and Rev. F. H. Theuer of the American Lutheran : church pronounced the benediction! ., . . Leaving were Clive W. Smith, Edgar A. Lloyd, Loyal A. Wilkin son, Ronald A. Nopp, Harry C Cox, Lyle L. Ruch, Charles , E. Boyce, Henry - R. Stoudenmeyer, jr., Vernon C Beauchamp Ralph D. Meyers, Delbert S. Seeger, Homer S. Knauts, Warren C. Paul, Virgfl W. Haener, Guy B. Corn- forth,'-Ralph P. Bauer, Arthur R. Eubanks, Lewis IL Hansenj G3 bert E. Redinger Ray KVDrake- ley, Willis ILK Oldenburg, David Wt Halton," Zenophan FV Dunn, Ereln W. Viergute, George -A. Stone, Everett I Drake, James D. Lepley, Gerald L. Gregson, La Vere Weesner, and Dale E. Nel son and : Wilbert H. - Busack, the last two named acting corporals in charge of the group en route. Admiral Blakely Enters Retirement SAN 'DIEGO, Calf Oct 26 W) Rear Adm. Charles A. Blake ly, former 11th naval district com tired in the- ranV of vice admiral the Mvy anncced Monday. Hif has been attached to naval hoe pital for several months. He received the distinguished service medal and . was -deccBira , by Britain for World war duty ai' commanding officer of the de-j btroyer. u cnen. encaeea in es corting convoys, and V especially for successful ttack on an enemy submarine. ; mandant who served in the army Pierce, George E. Day, Wallace B. before donning the blue, has re- Ccd - Lzrzzt Oib rsniiYDEii ; " TRUCK and TRANSFER " - Fbene 496S Eugene R. Chase, stationed in the navy at Bremerton, spent Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie Chase, 639 Center street Donalid La Branche, US army, is now in Australia. He is 5 son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. LaBranche, Four Corners. He entered the army from the Oregon national guard in September, 1940. - MINNEAPOLIS, Minn Oct 26 Walter L. Bower, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bower, Turner, Ore., will be graduated from the navy's new electrical training school on the campus of the Uni? versity of Minnesota, Saturday. After graduation, Bower will be promoted to petty officer's rating of fireman, second class, and will be assigned to duty with the fleet or to a navay shore station. . PORTLAND, Oct 26-(P)-Navy recruiting headquarters Monday announced the following8 enlist ments: Lcland F. Ammon, Gilbert F.. Cox, Albany; James C. Brown, Dallas; Ralph D. Wilkinson, Leb anon: Ralph A. Harlan, Jlolly G. Jackson, Wilbur L. Hickman, Al fred L. Schroeder, Salem; Bruce T. Arestad, Canby; Glenn A. Mc-Alary.- Clackamas; -Wendall G. Humphrey, Fall Creek; Lester L. Fish, Vernon R. Abney, Jeffer son; Thomas F. McGinnis, New berg; Robert D. Oeder, Robert L- Huddleston, Silverton. First Lt A. W. Norblad, Jr Is now at an air corps school at Roney Plaza, Miami, Fla ac cording to word received here ij friends. Lt Norblad was for merly a member of the house representatives. First Lt Roy W. Remington, having completed a six weeks tourse of military instruction and . George C. Merten, son of Mrs. Anne Merten, 157 Sooth Winter street has been sent to, Kelly field, San Antonio, Tex. Merten enlisted last spring in the US army air corps and has been employed in the Boeing factory at Seattle until last week when called to report for training. WALDO HILLS Lieut LeRoy Rue spent several days last week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Rues. JEFFERSON Lt Robert Mac- aulay and Mrs. Macaulay of Camp Gordon. Augusta, Ga., visited his parents near Millersburg Monday, j Lieut Macaulay has been in the army eight years and this is his first visit home in three years. PLEASANTD ALE Allen Nich ols is in the army training camp at Camp Roberts, Calif., accord ing to word received by his aunt Miss Esther Nichols. UNIONVALE Kerwin Kerr and his . father, Henry Kerr,1 of High Heaven district beyond Mc- Minnville, visited relatives here last week. He is a flying cadet and has had' four months' training. He expects to be called to St Mary's, Calif., in NovemberThe family formerly resided in this community. DALLAS Norman Coy. sea man first class, spent last week with his mother, Mrs. Walter Coy. It was his first visit home in 18 ftonhs. He was In Pearl .Harbor December 7, but his ship was not damaged nor has it suffered, any (casualty since. - V. i Si V La AX n n p rrx r? rr n n i Hcr lb hzx critical ycers chesd! 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