Tfc CHZ3CIJ STATZCMA2J. Colom. Orsxjcn. CcAaxdaj Morning. August 21, 1C 13
PAGSTCI-
Where They Are 'What They Arm Doing
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CpL Eldoa : F. Cook, above, died
- July 31 of wounds suf t ered la
New Gaines, according to word
-received by bis parents, Mr. aad
Hn. James E. Cook of McCoy.
A former student of Perry dale
- high school, be bad beea la the
. .. South . Pacific area for sixteen
months. Two older brothers also
are la the armed services; CpL
James Cook at aa army air base
- la Idaho aad CpL Marvin Cook
r la Australia.
Sidney . Scbieslnger, a flying
control officer in the air corps sta
tioned at Fort Washington, Md.,
has been promoted from second
lieutenant to the rank of first lieu
tenant, according to word received
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Schlesinger of Salem. He reports
that he is enjoying his work and
hopes to return home on furlough
arly in September, his first visit
here in 14 months. His wife,. Al
ljne, will come north from Los
Angeles to be with him here dur
ing the furlough. -
" David Bales, second class sea
man in the US naval amphibian
forces, writes Hunt Clark, States
man circulation manager, for
whom Bales worked when he was
a carrier here, that he is at pres
ent stationed at Port Hueneme,
Calif. David is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul D. Bales of 1868 Court
street
Dayton Lt and Mrs. Edgar
Hole of Idaho came Wednesday
for a short visit with their parents,
Mrs. Frank Hole and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Roth at Dayton, during the
lieutenant's furlough.
Robert ITKen left Thursday
- morning for duty after spending
a month's furlough with his moth
er, Mrs. W. S. ITRen, following
the death of his father early in
July. Young ITRen has been in
the south Pacific war zone.
ABIQUA Earl McKillop has
returned to his home here with
an SD discharge and will be sent
to a hospital for treatment
Delbert Stalger has left for army
induction. - -
Eugene Miller, who Is In army
service, has been a guest of his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Verbeck.
ANKENY Dudley Henderson.
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hen
derson, former residents of An-
keny hill who now are living in
Salem, writes that he has been
transferred to Camp Fibert, Ala.;
-where he is stationed with the
chemical warfare ' department
Previously he had been in a New
York city army office. His wife,
daughter of Bert Victor, is em-
Gill Funeral
Held at Scio
. SCIO Largest funeral in . re
cent years in Scio was . that of
William Franklin Gill at the Bap
tist church here Wednesday af
. ternoori." TheYRev. V. I Loucks
delivered ! the sermon. j Mrs,
Loucks 'and Mrs. Glenn Thurston
.sang, accompanied by Mrs. Lon-
ard Arnold. - H: vf';r;'4-y""i--
. .Bearers were Knights of Pyth-
, las members as. follows: C L,
Lef Her,' E. PhiUips, J- D. Denas
more, jr., M..D. Zender, Frank
Bartu and W J. Oircjny." "
Mr. Gill, who died .'suddenly
Sunday, had been in business In
SciQ ; 57 years.' jStores Remained
closed .during- the- funeral . hour;
Burial was in Masonic cemetery
near Scio.
- Matthews Cow Brings
4572 at Auction; Sells
40-Acre Ranch to Blair
SCIOTo'p price for dairy
: eowt at the Dan Matthews aue
lion sale Thursday. was $72, E.
D. Myers, sale . clerk, s t a t e d.
. Highest price paid for ew was
f S.75, which was slightly smder
.Mlpaedrrecetit,
Mr. mtUtews,.wh has beea
n the place about tea years,
has sold to Lowell Blair, ; who
wCl take possession at once.
Consideration . was - $400 ' cash
for the 19-aere tract It Is aa-
. nonnced. -.
CIsir has been employed by a
timber operator In ' Scio f oot
LHls for" a' year. Matthews plans
ta move bis ' family to a loca
ilsn near Albany. Ehs .been
csrlayed at Camp Adair for
aeversJ months. The family
c"-- here from Xlontana sev
cr:I yean tlx .
ployed with civil service in-Washington,
DC A younger son of the
Hendersons, Jimmy, who was an
athlete at Jefferson high and was
graduated there this spring, ' has
enlisted In the coast guard and
left Portland Thursday for his sta
tion at Sea tie. The elder son, Dud
ley, Is a Salem high graduate.;
Tech. Sgt " Thomas Eoea aad
Mrs. Roen returned to Salem on
a , three day leave from Gowen
field, Boise, i Idaho, where Sgt
Roen . is stationed. Mrs. Roen will
remain in Salem , when her hus
band returns to duty,
Master Sgt. Clayton L. Sprung
man : returned to . Salem on fur
lough from his base at Pocatello,
Idaho, on furlough for the first
time in 14 months. Sgt. Sprung
man will visit his parents while
he Is in the city and then go to
Portland where , he will spend a
few days with his brother.
James F. Taylor,' sen of Mr. aad
Mrs. J. . D. Taylor of 2650 South
Commercial street,' Salem, has ar
rived at the Big Spring, Texas,
bombardier school to take a . 12
weeks course as a bombardier ca
det On completion of his course
he will be given his silver bom
bardier wings and be appointed a
flying , officer in the army air
force. : - ;
Taylor was formerly a student
at the Salem high school and . at
San Mateo junior college. His bro
ther, Tech. SgE William H. Tay
lor," is also in the army air forceT ;
11 C; VanChv
On Crew of
Missing Sub
Official announcement that the
submarine USS Pickerel Is miss
ing, released this week by the
navy, makes it permissible to re
veal that Merrill Gragg VanCleve,
24, . torpedoman second class,
whose wif e : lives at 2054 North
Church street was . a member of
the Pickerel's crew.! She received
a telegram June 4 stating that her
husband was missing. . ,
This was the second submarine
on which VanCleve had served
since enlisting in the navy June
10, 1939. He was on the Pickerel
at Manila at the time of the first
bombing there, ) and during the
subsequent retreat down the coast
of Asia until the fleet reached
Australia. ' ' t" ,
About a year ago the submarine
returned to a west coast port for
overhauling and at that time Mer
rill came -home on. leave and was
married to Miss . Alice Tucker.
They lived In Berkeley, Calif., un
til January 1,? 1943, when he re-r
turned to active duty. , -:;... ,:y
Merrill VanCleve was born
March 4, 1919, at Coquille, Ore,
but spent most of his life in Salem
and vicinity. He was a graduate
of Aumsville high school, where
he was an honor student, and at
tended Willamette university be
fore his enlistment His parents,
Mr and Mrs. J. B. VanCleve, re
side at' Aumsville and his grand
mother, i MrsJ Beatrice ' Merrill,
lives at 110 Ratcliff drive, Salem:
Are im-
into e e Sbal-
rMd iunaves vagina a ainSl
tWes "
I7cs on Pickerel
It
, ; MERRILL, VANCLEVE
There are also two brothers,-David,
US army, ' and Kenneth of
Aumsville. . " J. r: "-"'-' ' :'r
No idea as to where the Pickerel
met misshap was given; but it is
presumed that it was te-far east
ern -waters, -where United States
submarines have been" accounting
for large numbers t of "Japanese
ships. It is known that the Pick
erel .was on. at -least one of these
patrols with noteworthy success,
and ..may., have returned to con
tinue the raiding of the Japanese
coast "..... . . . '
Pedestrian Deaths -39
for Half Year
For the first half of 1943 pedes
trian fatalities resulting from
traffic ' accidents . totaled 29 - as
against 68 for the entire previous
lAoneY but a
suPpies . .
year, - -Secretary -of Ctate -Hobert
S. Farrell, Jr:, reported Friday.' -Farrell
predicted that' pedestri
an - fatalities for the year -1943
would r reach , 78, : provided the
present , trend continues. , - . ;
The" secretary . of state warned
both motor vehicle drivers and
pedestrians i about entering : the!
military maneuver are in -central
Oregon. He urged ' motorists ; not
to drive through; this area at
night .
Lee ;Fuiieral
Set today
SCIO Funeral services for
Mrs. Ella J. Lee, 87, are to beheld
at the Baptist church In Scio at 2
pjn. Saturday, the Rev. V. I
Loucks to ' officiate. The Howe
mortuary of Lebanon will have
charge. .,: ' "
Mrs. Lee died at .the farm home
near Scio .Wednesday afternoon
She was born in Iowa - but had
lived ; in the Scio community 41
years. Her husband, W.,. T. Leej
preceded her in death last March.
MrW Lee was ' a. membeg of the
Christian church. . ' v"
Survivors -include two daugh
ters and four sons: Mrs. E. L. Bil
yeuScio, and Mrs. C A. Lucas,
Philomath; Darl Lee, : Vancouver,
Wash.; Ray Lee, Alderwood Man
or, Wash.; Hugh Lee, Alberta,
Canada; John Lee, Lebanon; and
LI G. Lee, coastguardsman, " sta
tioned at Tongue Point, Ore: " All
are expected to attend the rites
except the son in Canada. Mrs.
C. H. Lyon, Seattle, Is a sister of
deceased.. , . ... . -. . .
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10- Young People's Church. " ' -X
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T JO Lang worth Novelty and Salon
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S JO Back Home Hour.
10:OO Newa.
10:15 Dream Tun.
KALE MBS SUNDAY 1 139 Ke.
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8 JO Central Church of Christ
S:45 Little Show.
S.-OO Detroit Bible Claaa.
JO Newa.
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10.-00 News.
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10 JO Pucker Up - , .
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11 0 Pilgrim Hour. 1
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1 AO Lutheran Hour. '
' 1 JO Young People's Church.
SAO Temple Baptist Church. .
1 JO Portland Bible Classes , -
3 AO Murder Clinie.
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3:45 Music
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1:45 Rockiog Horse Rhythms.
AO Hinacn Memorial Church.,'
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10:45 Farm and War Fronts. -
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12. -00 Those Good Old Days.
12:15 Hanson W. Baldwin. ;
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AO Christian Science Program, -5:15
Neighbors.
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8.-45 Drew Pearson.
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S:45 Jimmie Fidler.
TA0 Good Will Hour,
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AO Inner Sanctum Mysteries.
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10 AO University Expiorer.
10:15 Organ Reverie..
10 JO The Quiet Hour.
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KOIN CBS SUNDAY S50 Kc
A0 Newa of the World. -
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4:45 Music
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V JO Wings Over Jordan.
SAO Warren Sweeney. Newa
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AO Salt Lake Tabernacle.
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10:00 Church of the Air.
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11 JO World News Today.
11J5 MuUet Show.
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1 JO The Pause that Refreshes on
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3:45 Dear' John ;
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5:30 WUiim Winter. News.
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S :55 Ned Calmer.
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7 AO Take It or Leavs It
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7:45 Concert.
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10 AO Five Star rtnaL
10:15 Wartime Women.
1020 Air-Flo of the Air.
10 JO Orchestra.
11 AO Music '
11. -85 News. - J ' -
Midnight to a.m. Must and News.
SOW- NBC SUNDAY Ke.
4 AO Dawn Patroft.
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C:1S Commando Mary.
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7 JO Word and Music
8:00 The Church in Your Home
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10 AO Rupert Hurhes.
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10 JO Dinning Sisters.
10:45 Music.
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- 12:15 Upton Close. Comments tC
11 JO Tho Army Hour. .
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1J5 New. T
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3 As New HeadUnes and Highlights
. 3:15 Catholic Hour.
35 Newsmakers. '
4 AO Those w Love
4 JO Band Wagon.
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AO Paul Whitman.
8 JO One Man's . Family.
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Music.
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V 7 JO Bob . Crosby. .
AO Farragut Calling. .
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10:18 Oursyler Parsons St. John. "
10 JO Pacific Story.
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