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Ward baa ben received by Un.
A. B. Wilson, lS3t A street that
their sea CpL Autla IL WSsoa
fa new la XXawallaa islands, lie
bat TfatteA many isteraUnc
placet ud nil that the Royal
Hawaiian katel has been turned
into a eerrlee mum' reereeatfc
center which la mack enjoyed.
He aarchaaed a hare bunch of
bananas far only lie ' and
pineapple for Z9 cents. He re
curred 14 copies mi The States
man and read theaa alL "Surely
dees enjoy his local paper." he
said. WUsen reeeired the coed
eandact ribboa before leavtns;
" the states.
BEOOKS Ora Lee Flits, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J; W, Fttts who
vwu woanded In combat has
been discharged front service
and Is now at his hosae. j He was
a patient at the naval hospital In
Jacksonville, Fla., for some time
i before discharged.
DALLAS, Aug. Lt PbUlp
: Hayter arrived in Dallas Monday,
I on a 20-day leave from his duties
; in the quartermaster's corps in At
lanta Ga. Mrs. Hayter accom
panied him as far as Portland,
where she is visiting her parents
before coming to Dallas. Lt. Hay
ter is visiting his mother, Mrs. Os
car Hayter. He states that it is
very hot in Georgia at this season,
and that he will enjoy the cooler
weather in Oregon. This is his
first visit home since last Septem
ber, when he had emergency leave
at the time of his father's death.
Dallas; Kb. r pfe lim
Richardson, who has been in gun
nery school at Camp Laredo, Tex
as. is leaving Dallas for his new
post in Yuma, Ariz. He will be an
instructor in .gunnery in the Army
air corps. While In Dallas Pfc.
Richardson and his wife visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rich
ardson, and his sister, Mrs. Dwaine
Chretien (Marian ; Richardson),
who came Friday from Seattle to
see her brother, and left Monday.
. Mrs. Jim Richardson will accom
pany her husband as far as Ger
ber, Calif, where she will visit
with her parents until Pfc. Rich
ardson can find living quarters for
them in Yuma. ' . "
. PIONEER Gail Wood, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wood, who
was home on leave recently from
Tarragut has been transferred to
diesel engine school in Iowa, with
in 80 miles of his former home be
fore coming to Oregon,
MILL CITY Mrs. Charles CUne
and son, Michael, who have been
staying at the Curtis Cline home
ileft for Corpus Cristi; Texas, last
week where she will be with her
husband, Charles Cline, storekeep
er 3c, who is attending school
there.
LIBERTY Ray D. Belt US
navy, has been promoted to sea
man, first class, with the Seabees,
according to information received
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Bell, route 3, box 563A. He is sta
tioned in New Guinea since Feb
ruary.
A .second son, LaVerne . BelL
pharmacist's mate first class.
attached to . a marine corps unit
at sea and has not been heard
f rora for the last month.
rvt. Artie Beit the third son.
Is with the US army air corps
"at Springfield, Mo. - )
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Orvde DaRetto Beardaley, 24,
of 80 Madrona avenue, Salem, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Beard
sley and husband of the former
Catharine . roster, was commis
sioned a second lieutenant in the
army air corps last Friday at
Epence field, Moultrie, Ga.
At the same time Lt Beardaley
received the silver .wings of
pilot alor. Willi other graduates
of the AAF p'.'rt school (advanc
ri sir-'.-? rrine) there. Prior to
entering the service he was a sur
vey man with the US army en
gineers.
Bobert TVXQIani TorL medical
administrative cores, route s. Sa
lem, has been promoted to first
lieutenant, according to an
nouncement of the war depart
ment SCIO Sgt, and Mrs. Harold
(Spud) McDonald are visitin at
the home of his Barents. Mrl and
Mrs. Gerald McDonald. He is on
furlough from the marine air base
at n Toro, Calif. Harold was
wounded in the American occu
pation of Guadalcanal, where he
was among the first marines to
land.
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He. Kafeert M. Smith. naUve of
Salesa and resident here most of
his life, was killed In action July
4 la Italy, his soother, Mrs. Ed
ith IL Smith, 4135 Jaaeaa, Port
land, has been notified. .
Ted Stanton, seaman second
class in the Seabees is at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Dora M. Stan
ton, 1764 Market street on a 10-
day leave. He took boot training
at Camp Peary, Va., then at Camp
Le Jeune, NC. He will report to
Camp Parks, Calif, j
Stanton, who attended Salem
high school, was working, at Reid
Murdock when he j enlisted ten
months ago. P
Two other Stanton boys are in
the service. Ralph, a seaman sec
ond class, is in the navy and now
on active duty in the P a c i fl c.
Warren, a private first -clasa in
the arm yair corps, is stationed at
Ft Riley, Kans.
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It JS Ace Brigode's Orchestra.
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440 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
4:15 Real Life Storied
4 JO World's Front Page. '
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JO Garden Talk.
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80 News.
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10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful.
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10.-45 The Goldbergs.
110 Portia Face Ufa.
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11 JO Young Dr. Makme.
11:45 Perry Mason.
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12 JO Bright Horizons.
12:45-Bacaetor s ChUdrea
This Changing World.
1:15 Bob Anderson. News.
1 JO Mary Marlm.
1:45 Problem Clinic.
20 Newspaper of the Air. .'
X JO Meet the Missus.
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Lt. Carleton Noiv Instructor
At Miami Training Center I
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Lt. (jg) A. Carleton of Salem has recently been assigned as
an instructor on the staff of the US naval training center at Mi
ami, Fla., according to information contained in a letter from
him to his wife, who makes her home In Salem Heights, He was
sent to Miami from Boston after having completed ii. period of
training which began when he entered the naval reserve in Aug
ust, 1943. During this period he
has crossed the continent three
times. . v i i , , i
Lt Carleton writes that he likes
the - assignment at Miami very
much since officers who have seen
service in all parts of the world
are sent there' for refresher cours
es and further training, and these
men are most intensely interested
in their work. j
Was Assistant Principal
.Before entering: the service Lt
Carleton was assistant principal
of the senior: high school of Sa
lem. He is now on leave of. ab
sence for the duration. Mrs. Carle
ton and their young son, Gerald,
have left; for Miami to be with
him. (
Ensign 1onard Steinbeck, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Steinbock
of Salem, lias written his parents
that one of the most pleasant fea
tures of the! training he has re
ceived so fa? at Miami was the
discovery that his former high
school assistant principal was to
be one of his instructors.
Lt Childs at Miami
Another Salem man, ; Lt (Jg)
Frank E. Childs, a former Wil
lamette university s instructor, has
just completed a refresher course
at Miami after two voyages. Ho is
to go on to further: training in the
nation's capital. Mrs. Childs and
their small daughter, Carole, will
leave Portland late this month to
join him in Washington, DC, where
one of his sisters. Mrs. F. A. de-
Lespinasse, and her family reside.
Dallas Family Attends
Eugene Dinner Party
DALLAS, Aug: 9 i Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pi Nelson and daugh
ters, Ruth Anne, Luella and Mar
jorie, and Florence Rust of Salem
went to Eugene to a ! wedding
dinner in honor of Mr. land Mrs.
Melvin Hunt recently: married.
Miss Rust and Mrs. Nelson are
sisters of the groom. The dinner
was at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Nina Rust ':
Ruth Anne, Luella and Mar
jone remained in Eugene for a
visit with their grandmother and
with other relatives there and in
Dexter and Oakland. ; '
40 Lady pf the Press. :
4:15 TBA. i
4 -JO Tracer if Lost Persons.
9 0 Fletcher WUey. i
5:15 Red's Gang ;
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8:45 News. .
5 J5 Bill Henry.
BflO Mai or Bowes
8 JO Corliss Archer. -7.-00
First Line.
7 JO Here'K to Romance.
8A0 I Love A Mystery.
8:15 Passing Parade.
830 Death i Valley Days.
8:55 Newer
9 AO Mystery Time.
9 JO Jerry Sears Presents.
10-00 Five Star Final.
10:15-Wartime Women
10:20 Gardening with Bouquet.
10 J0 Orchestra. s , i
11 AO News.:
11 AS Carlos Molinos Orchestra.
11 JO Airflo of the Air.
11 J5 Orchestra.
1 15 Orchestra. . J
11 55 News i ! ' ,
12 AO Serenade ''
12J0-8A0 a .av Music and News.
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SAO Musical Clock. i
8:15 Farmland Home Makers.
:4b Western Agncuitura. i
7-00 Home Harmonies. -7
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730 James! Abbe Observes.
7:45 The Listening Post,
SAO Breakfast ('tub
9 AO Glamour Manor.
9-.3U Breakfast at Sardla ;
10AO News. '
10U5 Stars of Today.
10 JO My True Story.
1033 Aunt Jemima.
11 AO Baukhage Talktng.
lias The Mystery Chef.
11-30 Ladles Ba Seated.
12 AO Sons, bv Mortori Downey.
12:15 Hollywood Star Tim.
12 JO News, '
1 AO Newa!
1:15 Radio Parade.
1 JO Time Views the News.
1:45 Glanelng at Hollywood.
1:50 Gen. Paul Malone.
2-00- What Doing uadles
1 2 JO Voice of Experience. 1
2:45 Christian Science Program
3:08 Grace Elliott.
3:19 News.
3 JO RoUie Trultt Time. . -S:43
Dan ftormasi Shew.
4 AO Musical Bfysteries. -
4 JO It's Murder.
4:45 Sea Houna r
SAO Terry and the Pirate.
S:IS Dick Tracy. . )
5 JO Jack i Armstrong. -..,, -5:45
Hop 3Iarrigan.
SAO Sunset Serenade. .
8:15 News. ,
SJO Spotlight Bands ' 4
8:55 The Story Teller. .
7 AO Rarmnnd Cram Swing.
7:15 Appointment for Life.
7 JO Joe K. Brown...":
SAO News.
8:15 Lam and Abner i -8:30
US Coast Guard.
SAO Joe E. Brown. '
8:30 News. - ,
95 Johnny Han-ell's Gang.
10 AO America's Town Meeting.
11 AO Concert Hour. -
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: LT. IE. A., CARLETON
Claude Rodrers, navy cook, was
a weekend guest of bis grandpar
ents, Mr. j and Mrs. George Rod
gers near; Scio. He is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Rodgers, now liv
ing at Pratum. He has been on
duty in the Alaskan area for
year;
Lt Meaais Byron Todd, of Rt
7, Box 139, Salem, who recently !
returned dram 11 months of ac
tion j in the Pacific with; navy air
group 18.; The air group has ac
counted for 135 Japanese aircraft i
and the great air battle for Sai-
pan always will be known as the i
MaVi Ann; 4iiiVa- eKvt
Japanese planes dropped so fast
during the battle that i some of
the enemy aviators became pan
icky andj parachuted from their
planes before J the navy flyers
could shoot them down, the air
group officers reported upon their
return to jthis country this week.
Mennisi has participated in at
tacks on 'Tarawa, Wake, Kwaja-
lein Palatt, Hollandii, Truk, Sai-
panj Guam and several others.
During these attacks he ran up
total of 31 strikes against the en
emy ... St i
Almost every member of the air
group has shot down some enemy
planes oil scored direct bombing
hits ! on enemy ships; and ground
installations, but all are agreed
that" their success was due to
teanjwork;.
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f -Jo Charles ituny an. Organist.
7:45 Sam Hayes. a ;
SAO Stars of Today.!!! :
8:15 James Abba. Newa.
8J0 Mirth and Madness.
8 :00 Personality Hour.
10 AO Ruth Forbes, ij
10:15 Lawson McCan. News.
10 jo Aunt Mary. a
10:45 Art Bakers Notebook.
11 AO The Guiding Light.;
11:15 Today's Children, i
1130-WOfnea in White, t
11:45 Hymns of. All Churches.
12 AO Women of America.
12:1a Ma Perkins. i!
12 JO Pepper Young's Family.
12:45 Right to Happiness.
1 AO Backstage' WUe. ). i
1:15 Stella Dallas, i i
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1:45 Young Widder Brown.
2 AO When A Girl Marries.
2:15 W Love and Learn.
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3:15 David Harum. j
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; 3.45 Rambling Reader.
4 AO Dri Kate. .... I
; 4:15 New of the World.
4 JO Voice of A Nation.
! 4:45 Day Foster. Commentator.
5 AO OH for Kekfase,
i 9:15 Relax in Rhythm. J
9 JO Songs of Good "Cheer.
! 5:45 Louis P twbner. ;
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SAO The- American Challenge.
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10 AO News Flashes.
10-45 Your Home Town News
10 25 Musical Interlude.
10 JO Strings for Meditation.
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' 1J5 Treasury Salute. "" ''
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2 AO Homemakers' Bait Hour.
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3:15 MUSIC 1 i
4:00 Horace Retdt. 1
4 :15 La Un-American i Neighbors.
4 JO Traffic Safety 3ui
45 Excursions in Science.
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SJO Something for the Girte.
S-45 irs Oregon's War. ,
8:15 News.
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7 JO-Lltt Up Thy Voice. .
a AO Lest We Forget.
8:15 Musical Comedy Revue.
8 JO Music that Endures.
9:45 Evening Meditations. - -
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SCIO BiU Clark of southern
California has purchased the 60
acre Ivan Leffler farm north of
Scio and plans to put the entire
acreage into berries. The Lefflers
have purchased the John Dill res
idence in Scio and will taken pos
session about Sept 1. Mr. and
Mrs, Dill plan to return to Alsea,
their former home. ?
W. H. Harder has sold his 63
acre "Malaha" farm eight miles
southeast of .Scio to a California
family. : They will take possession
after peaches, filberts and berries
are harvested. Mr. and Mrs. John
Klndrick, who have occupied the
place for several years, have not
announced definite plans for the
future. Mrs. Anna Holec. who has
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JEFFEESON, . Aug. aWimmie
Smith, aix-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Smith, jr, narrowly
escaped serious injury r Sunday
when he was hit by a passing au
tomobile trailer at the railroad
crossing. -
The boy was returning from
Sunday school and had crossed
the railroad track. Watching the
train he stepped in the path of the
automobile. The driver saw and
turned aside but the trailer hit
the boy. His injuries Included a
gash. on his head and bruises on
his feet
also occupied a cottage on the
Harder place, will move to Port
land to make her home with her
daughter, Rose Holec.
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Helps to Keep
B-24'sReady
HEADQUARTERS, 13TH AAF,
Southwest Pacific Night prowl
ing B-24 Liberators of the : 13th
AAF have been sent aloft to prey
on Jap shipping and Installations
scores of times by Master Sgt Ro
bert J. HiR,
Sgt H3L son of Mrs. Delta HOI,
1272 Fir street Salem, Ore, is a
ground crew inspector in a 3th
AAF B-24 squadron famous for
night search patrols.
The series of liberators Hill has
kept in repair, working at jungle
landing fields in the air force's
front lines, have destroyed many
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the enemy." a
With other members of bis crew.
Hill has "sweated out" the Liber
ators' return standing by day or
night to make the bombers ready
for an immediate emergency take
off as soon as they land.
Sgt HOI has been presented
vith one written commendation
by his commanding officer, for
outstanding achievement on the
repair line. He also holds the Good
Conduct medal and the Asiatic
Pacific 'campaign ribboa with"
three battle stars, symbolizing
participation In three major 13th
AAF campaigns In the south,
southwest and central Pacific.
- Prior to his entry into the AAF,
he attended Salem , high schooL
He came overseas for duty with
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