The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. March 23, 1S43
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Tires ior the Tunisian Front
Civil Air Patrol Trains for W Servite
Germans See
SE Defenses "
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v" .The Cerman people are now bei
ing .shown newsreel "of "mod
era ' defense ' system?, of coastal
fortifications built-up by the nazi
army Pin, the "lait". two - years, "in
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Another of Salem's defense and war service organizations, hquaaron
t 921-5 of the civil air patrol. The squadron hasa trained personnel
I of SO privates in addition to its heavy complement of commissioned
; and non-commissioned officers. The commander, Capt. Lee U.
S Eyerly, stands fourth from left in the front row.
Salem CAP Not Grounded
civil
Three for One
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Though Their Aircraft Are
" rnnsirfprable interest has been shown the Salem civil air
patrol squadron by CAP officials due to its growth and progress
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til 11 cllliui, ICgUUlC v - J I '
located west of the Cascades are grounded. As there is nowsome
i talk of the civil air patrol being
taken oyer by the army air corps,
flying will probably be resumed
this, summer. Numerous promo
tions have already been earned
by the victory corps members. ;
" Commissioned officers of , the
Salem squadron include the fol
lowing members: - Capt; Lee U
Eyerly in command; Lt. Austin
Cater, second in command; Lt. E.
Thomas; Lt. George Cleary,! drill
master, under whose leadership
the squadron has attained one of
the best drill records -in the coun
try, considerinz the short time oft-
training; Lt. Elmer; Riney; Lt.
James Cannon; Lt. Ernest Gray;
Lt. R. . M. Moore; Flight Officer
Fannie Douglas;' Flight' Officer
RonaJd Sully; Lt. R. G. Severin,
intelligence and public relations
officer.
Non-commissioned officers are:
First Sgt. David Bates,! Flight Sgt.
Clark Purevein, Flight Sgt. Jack
Hogan, Sgt. Garth Stonehacker,
Sgt. Clyde Shreve, Sgt Tom Ter
rill, Sgt. Clarence Conrad, Sgt.
Jennie M. Reinhart, Sgt. Merle
Hairnsberger, Cpl. Utah Smith,
Cpl. Thomas Thoralson Cpl. Feme
Kelly, Cpl. Merle Cox j Cpl. ; Mary
Jane Osburn, Cpl. Evelyn Berger,
Cpl. Ted Mankirtz.
About 80 privates complete the
squadron. Besides military drill,
classes have been given in school
of I the soldier, military courtesy,
interior guard, meteorology, navi
g a t i o n, protective concealment,
civil defense and gasi protection.
Numerous classes remains to be
given before the ground course is
completed. j
A dance will be given by the
squadron some time in April to
which the public will i be invited.
School Board Offers j
Contracts, Increased j
Salary 20 Teachers
WOODBURN At I a recent
meetlnr of the Woodburn school j
board, all Woodbnrn j teachers j
were offered contracts calling
for Increases in salary. The
grade school teachers are to re
ceive a 25 per cent Increase,
while the high school teachers
will receive Increases of from
15 to 2t per cent. As yet.
contracts have
or rejected.
been accepted
pea wtui new neavj -snu . uw
Berliti radio said Wednesday night
asj reiorded 'by - tiie federal com
munications commission. , ,v- "
..J The? defense - lines extend" to
dreteland Thave 'been undercori--
structlon since toe defeat of the
Yugoslav's and Greeks;. !"New di-:
Viionis" equipped with newheayy
arms f have; nly. , recenuy-: Deen
transported; to these-'front, .said
'the broadcast; recorded by the
Associated Presao -3 :
u.ne ncwsreei. snows uu-iann
defenses, i camouflaged gun- posi
tidns i and barbed wire entangle--
menti on "Crete, which" the nazis
won by aerial and sea attack, the !
broadcast added.
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Bill Names Road
WASHINGTON, March 25-P)
A; resolution (HJ.Res. 105) in
troduced Wednesday by Delegate
Dimohd of Alaska would officially
name! the new 1600-mile road to
Alaska the "Alaska highway."
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Among the tremendous quantities of supplies being unloaded by Americans for the jise of US troops
i and their allies on the Tunisian front are these rubber track tires on a dock at Oran, Algeria. Tracks,
tanks and other weapons of war whicharrive in sections
the docks. Associated Press TelemaU ; l
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pot together
Since its completion the highway
has unofficially become know as
the "Alcar
cently drc
highway whijh
criticism from
mond
on mm '-assembly line" on
who said it sounded too
much like "ashcan."
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Jack Bachtell, 11, (above), of Mc
Gregor, la- sent his scout knife
to a group seeking long-bladed
weapons for soldiers in the Pa
' eiflc When word of his deed
, got around, admirers sent him
- ' three knives, one of which he
is shown examining. Associat
' ed Press Telemat.
Sflft Aftnrl Herd Sale
i GRAND ISLAND Between
" 175 and 200 people attended the
sale held Tuesday afternoon at
t the C. A. Rockhkill and Son
farm when their herd of 25
head of dairy cows was auction
's ed. The owners were well sat
' fled with the returns with $155
being the highest price paid for
, one cow.
Legal Notice
; ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
' Notice is hereby given that Elis
abeth S. Swanson, by order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion County, has been
' appointed administratrix of the es
tate of Edwin Leroy Swanson, de-
ceased. Any persons having claims
"against said estate are requested
10 present tnem with proper
vouchers to said administratis at
the office of her attorneys, 310
Pioneer Trust Building, Salem,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated, March 19, 1943
ELISABETH S. SWANSON
Administratrix of the es
tate of Edwin Leroy Swan
son SAM F: SPEERSTA
JtHOTEN & RHOTEN
'Attorneys for the estate of Edwin
i Leroy Swanson, deceased.
! 310 Pioneer Trust Building Salem,
Oregon. t M 19-26 A. 2-9-16
I NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
f NOTICE IS. HEREBY, GIVEN,
that the undersigned, HOMER W.
.,2X3 AN, Executor of the Estate of
: filed in the Circuit Court of the
; State of Oregon, for Marion Coun
' ty, his Final Account, and that said
: .Court has by an order thereof, de
signated Tuesday, the twentieth
' day of April, AJX, 1943, at the hour
. f 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day at the Circuit Court room
in the Court House at Salem, Ore-
ten., as the time , and place for
s hearing objections to said Final
Account and the settlement of said
' ; Estate, at which said time and
place 'all persons objecting shall
j appear and show cause, if any
: there be, why said account should
net in all things be, allowed and
' a c proved, the said estate "settled
and closed, and the Executor dis
charged. . . .
HOMER EG AN, ,
" - Executor. oJt the Estate, of AL-
- BERT J. EG AN, Deceased.
LYBE J.'-PAG E ? - -
Salem, Oregon -.
Attorney for Estate. v.:
rirst Published. March 19, 1943.
Last Published, April 16, 1943.
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Mrs. Prather Goes
To Uncle's Funeral i
BUENA VISTA Mrs. H. E.
Prather, accompanied by her mo
ther, Mrs. Black, attended the fu
neral of Sam Bugbee, an uncle of
Mrs. Prather, in Portland Wednes- I
day. Mi'
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cobine and
children, were Sunday guests at I
the Ronald Smith home in Siletz.
Mrs. Blanch Rust and son, Fer
rel, of Salem, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Addie Har
mon. !
Robert and Margaret Wells of i
Portland, visited several days with
their sister, Mrs. Milo Graber.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prather and i
M. and Mrs. L. S. Prather, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gail Prather. !
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bratton
and children, of Olympia, Wash.,
were weekend guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Tann and
Mr. and, Mrs. H. E. Prather were
visiting Sunday at ' Camp Adair I
and in Corvallis. i
Willa Dean and Betty Lou. Long
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Long.
Friends of Miss Kathryn
Short have word she Is married
and now lives la Washington.
The name of the bridegroom
was not learned.
4.
amhill Health Officers!
Take Tests for Malaria
GRAND ISLAND, Dr. H. M.
Stolte, Yamhill county health doc
tor, assisted by Mrs. Nina Miller,
one of the county,; health nurses.
held a clinic at the school .Tues
day morning to determine the pre- !
valence - of malaria I germ carriers
in the j district Sixty-six blood
smears were taken and the same i
number; of scalene! 'examinations i
were made among the pre-school
age school students and adults. ,
i During the past two years sev
eral cases of malaria have devel
oped in 'the district anx! the coun- j
ty health officials are putting forth ''
every effort toward checking- the
disease.' "-.,"'
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Orecon Births Climb -
: PORTLAND, March 25 H&)
Births, in Oregon last month num
bered 1893, up 3U lrom a year
ago, the Oregon state'' board of
health -Ycported "..Wednesday. ;
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Morecrop Tablets,! 1 0c
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Napthelcne Flakes, worm and
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Ail the seeds and flowers are tested for produc
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Cultivator, 15 c
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Trowel, for transplanting, 15c
Pruning Shears, sturdy and well
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Long Handle Round Point
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50-Foot Coupled Garden Hose,
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Garden Hose j Washers, bulk,
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Dunlop Tires
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i Du Pont Dueo Paste Wax, 7-ox.,' 44 - -
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