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Tb.9 0I2G0N STATESMAN. Sdem Ortgon. Saturday Morning.
Anemsi 12. 1S11
PAGE SEVEN
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ScbScb Mem
Where They Are What They Are Doing-
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day.
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14. Philip Kelleher. feraaerlr from
Camp Adah, who writes friemds
fat Salem, that he is aww in the
South Pacific theater of war.
- He end ed several Aaatrallaa
celns ef different denomtnatioav
Leyal A. rThttaey, carpenter's
mate, first class, son of Mrs. Oli
ver Whitney, who has been in the
navy for 23 months, is spending
his 30-day leave here. He ha been
in New Guinea and the South Pa
cific. He will leave today for
Rhode Island.
DALLAS, Ag. U Lt. atebert
J.- Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs
Laird Woods of Dallas, has been
sent to the Hawaiian Islands from
a marine corps base in southern
California, where he had I been
receiving specialized flying in
struction. - : . t
Set. El yin C Holman, a
ber of the Sacramento air base
band, visited his grandmother.
ksus stBa sATtmxAY use su.
:00 Musical Timekacper.
' S.-45 News. -
7:00 News. '
7:15 Rise and Shin. ,
' 1:30 Maratng Moods.
7 :4S Today's Toe Trodos.
, Sft Good Ship Grace .
S:38 Nws
S:4S Al Trace Orchestra.
:1S Panors C&IL
-i s ao Hello atom.
10.-e Glen narey. N
105 Al WUlUaT.
Ltmcheoxf with Loom,- -11:00
US lfannes
lifts Laid Mclntyre.
11:3ft Cos Mattel's Orehestra.
1 2 :00 Orsanshties.
1H5-News.
12 J0 HUlWQy Sereaad.
12 as Spotlijht on Rhythm.
1:00 Nw.
1 AS Interlude.
1:IS Questionmir- Handicap.
1 JO Travers Stakes.
1 :45 Garwood Vae Orchestra.
SHM US Asroy.
S:1S aterte Pitt sad Dick Brow.
130 Orchestra.
2:45 Four Bells. . . s.
3.-00-News.
5 .-OS Concert Hour.
4 M American Basles te Britain.
4:30 Swing High.
S00 News.
siiS-rMusle for Remembrance.
6 -jo Dinner Mciofitea
5:i5 Nifht News Wire. ;
S:oe-ClucaKO Theetre ot 'Afc.
7 flft-War Commentary.
7:15 Music ior Bwnsmbrence. ,
7 -Je EvsnceUcal Hons,
B OO Downbeat Derby.
t0 News.
B. 15 Orchestra.
JO News. :.. :y .
0:45 Galilean Hoar.
10 M Teddy PoweU Orchestra.
18:15 Orchestra.
10 JO News. " :
10:45 Gua Araheiro Orchestra.
11:00 Open House,
lias News Roondup.
le Sian Off.
KKX-BN SATVRDATt-UM He.
00 Musical Ctoek. -
:1s Farm and Home Makers.
' S JO Victory Cardeee.
U-PtnM nf UelodV
tM Top of the Morning.
7 US Martin Asronsky. Kews.
7 JO News Comments.
7:45 Ozark Ramblers.
S :00 Breakfast Club. .
t0 Fannie Hurst.
SJ0 BN. - J : ' j' '
10:10 Collins Calline;. !
10:30 Calling All GnrU. ' !
19:45 Swing Shift Frolics. ;
116 Opera. . i.
1 AO News. -
1 AS Horace Hetdt Orchestra
2 AO News. ' -i
SAS SaturdaT Concert.
t 5 Hello Sweetheart, i ft
SAO Service Serenede. -
8:15 Storyland Theetre.
3 30 Andy Russell. Singer.
S:4S-BN. - " '
AO Correspondents Abroad.
4:15 Wtamer Sport Snow.
4 JO Mesie; - .'
5:00 Ambassador Bote Orchestra.
5 J0 Esplanade Concert. j
S SO Spotligni SnO. .
. -95 Quick Quis ; . .
7 :00 Guy Lomberde Orcnestra.
730 Army Senrlce rorcea. ;
SAO Music .. . ,. -r , ;.
S:30 Leland Steam
;j SJS News. - ';""'V..f::T.V'V-:;
SAO Soldiers with Wings, i
mm Um4iI Tntrtuda.
tJO News Heaauuea aod High
fights
. 0 45 Study In Blues :
10 AO Army Service Forces Present
19-30 n-aiders, ef Faith.
10 AO BSf .
11J5 Clarement Hotel Orch.
11:45 Organ Concert.- ., :
KGW NBC SarTTKSAV-
Km.
4 AO Dawn nw
AO Music. I .
JO News. Parade.
7 is News Headlines - and Blgh
- Ughts. .t '
' 7:30 Music by Ceet
" 7:45 Sam Bayes..
S:00 NBC
S-.30 Melody Roundup.
AO Alex Dreier. News.
S:15 Calling All Girls.
t JO Atlantic SpetUgM. ,
10:00 Here s to Youth
10:30 Here's Babe Ruth. .
10:45 War Telescope.
11 AO Stars of Tomorrow. i - .
12:00 Minstrel Melodies. i
12 JO Musie on Display. .
1 AO Rupert Huehes.
1 : IS Blues ia the Afternoon. .
1J0 Races.
145 Rhythm Workshop.
20 Your America
2:45 Rhythms for Saturday.
3 00 Vegetable Victory .
2:15 Garden Briefs.
2 JO Curt Massey at Co. -2:45
Art of Livtn.
SAO They CsB Me Joe.
' 4:30 Noah Wenster sajra.
... SAO Orchestra. - .
5 JO-rDorothy Desmond.
. -45Louis P. Lecnner.
0 National Bsrn Deuce, j , --i j..
' 30 Can You Top Thiaf
i AO Barry Wood. v , 4 -
. 7 jo Grand or Opry. . " ( ,
;" S:00 News. ' . -: I
8 15 John VT. Vsedercoolt.
S:30 Abie's Irish Boss. '.-.-" ,
AO News
9 IS War Town,
9 30 Three Suns Trto. ' ; !
0:45 Lee Simins, Pianist.
" 8:55 Music. ..
Mrs.,. Frank Holman, ; Wednesday.
Sgt-HoImanis spending a fur
lough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Holman. of Salem.
SILVERTON - Allatn DlHa.
bough, Cl, US navy is home on
leave after two years in the South
Pacific on a, navy tanker. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce
Dillabough of Silver Creek park.
He returns on Saturday.
DALLAS. Aug. 11 CpL Charles
Adams. US marine corps, was
wounded ' in the Solomons, has
been discharged and will come to
Portland with his wife to make
his home. His mother. Mrs. Mary
Adams, returned to Dallas Tues-
-'-is;:: l
asnsennsBsanaeaaa i 1 1 l
Pvt Lloyd L. Merk '-was sllzhtly
wennded July t5, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Merk. have
been notified by the war de
partment Pvt Merk is a tank
driver In France.
DfistidlSaD IPcaul
10:15 Musical Americana.
1 JO Hole St. Francts Orch.
10S0 News ;
11. AO Hotel BUtanore Orchestra.
11-30 War News Roundup. .....
12:00-2 A. M- Swms Shift.
KOIN CBS SATimOAF 070 Be
AO News.
SJS Western Stars.
JO KOIN sUoc.
7:15 New
7:30 Bill Hawortb. News. ,
75 Consumer News.
SAO Warren Sweeney. News
S AS Let's Pretend.
JO Fashions in RaUons.
, A0 Theatre of Today.
SJO News.
S5 Fun. With TAnn.
10 AO Grand Central Station
10:23 Air-Flo ef the. Air.
10 J0 Country Journal.
11.00 .Mary Lee Toy tor
11 JO Heath man Melodies.
11 New -
12 AO Victory
1 AO Sampson Parade.
12 JO Visitsag Bout.
. 1:25 Hews.
1J0 Newspaeer o the Ah.
SAO Casey. Press Phatos-tephetv
SJO Mothet and Dad.
3 AO News.
2:15 People's Platform.
a:4S World ""today..
3:5S Bob Trout. News.
4A0 Zlfeuner Fantasy.
4 J5 London Column.
4 JO Meet Mrs. Miniver.
SAO Youth on Paseee. v
5:30 Traffie Safety.
5:45 ews.
i 545 Ned Calmer. News.
. SAO This I My Story. '
ja Sports. Vie s -and Interviews.
05 Saturday Night Serenade, s
7:15 HoUyweod Barn Dsnce.
Sunday's Radio Proqn
ESLM MBS SUNDAT 13SS Ks.
7 JO Sunday Prelude,
S:00 Wesley League.
8 JO Voice of Prophecy. V
AO Radio Bible Class. .
SJO Lutheran Hour.
10.00 Glen Hardy, News.
10:15 Salem War Chest
10 JO Hookey HalL
11 AO American Lutheran. Church
. 13A0 Wsr Commentary. ,
12:15 Orchestra.
12 JO Dr. Floyd Johnson.
1 AO Symphonic Swing.
1 JO Young. People's Church
2 AO Excursion In Science.
, 2:15 Todd Grant Gets Story.
SJO Local Young -People.
3:40 Wing of Healing. -SiSS
Foursquare Church.
4:00 Old Fashioned Revival
8:00 Mediation Board.
5:45 Gabriel Hearter.
:00-News.
8:15 Orchestra. -
8:30 Music of Worship.
7 :00 Cedne -Foster.
7:15 Tommy Tucker Time. .
7:30 Langworthr Orchestra.
8:00 First Presbyterian Church.
8:30 Tonight at Hoagys.
8:45 Orchestra.
0:00 Ken. -
8:15 Charles Mafnantl end Nick
ConsteUne Orchestra.
8:30 Nswe. -T
0:45 Orgsn Musie.
1&0O Old FaahieMd Revival.
' 11:00 Young People's Church.
12:00 Sign Off.
KI3.BN SUNDAY 1 ISO Be.
AO Symphonic FBght. .
SJO Dc Ralph Walker.
8:45 Sunday Song Service.
8 AO Builders ef Faith.
8 JO Message ef Israel.
10 AO John B, Kennedy.
10 JO Sammy Kaye Serenade.
10 J5 Leland Stowe. Nrwv
11 AO Chaplain Jim. USA.
11 JO Serenade Tropicals.
12 AO Listen, the Women. . -12
JO Shades of Bluer
.' 1 AO Darts 1 for Dough.
1 JO World of Song.
2 AO Mary Small Revue. -
2 JO Hot Copy. j
- SAO Summer Hour.
i 4 AO Sunday Vespers.
- 4 JO Bye Witness News,
4 -45 Blue Matinee.
S AO Christian twienee Piocrasa.
8:15 Serenade Mi
sjo Monday Morning Headlines.
8:45 Drew Pearson.
AO Walter WlnchelL
:15 Basin St. Chamber Musie.
' S:43 Jimmie Itdler.
7 AO Life of Riley. - ;
7:30 Keep Vp with the World.
8 AO Greenfield Village Choir.
8 :15 Listen to Leibert. ,
8:30 Quiz Kids.
' 8 -JO News HesdJinee and KlghCghts
9:45 ror au uunumiy. . , -
10 AO University Explorer.
10:15 BN. m
' 10 JO Builders of Faith. -,
11 AO -Concert Hour.
HGW NBC SONDSrY 42 Ke..
4 AO Dawn Patrol
5 Commando Mary
JO String Quartet.
, 7 AO Highlights of the Bible.
t -30 words snd Musk.
SAO The Church in Your Borne
JO World News Roundup. . ,
8:45 Carolyn Gilbert. - Singer.
8:00 James L. Harris.
8:15 News tn Advertising. -SJO
Stradivsrt - - .
10 AO A Layman Views the news
10:15NBC ' -
10 JO Chicaeo Round Table. '
11:00 Church - in Action.
1130 le SweetlancL .
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LL Eugene Watson, fotmeriy of
Camp Ukdair but now in Italy,
has been promoted from seeend
ta first l&ktenant. aecorulnr to
letters !tol Salem friends, Wat
son. td the field artillery, writes
f Italy: pLt Is a very beautiful
country. f ice people, too. Fruit
Is plentiful and ripe now. The
people! pass It and wine eut to
as. Then ar ' hosnitable' and
seem gla& to have us move in
fit
DALLAS. Aug. 11 LW
Mrs. Dwb&t Adams stopped- in
Dallas last -Monday on their way
from OgderiJ Utah, to San Diego.
Lt. Adams p a former Dallas high
school coacH and has many friends
here.
He has been In charge of navy
training
attWeber college; Ogden,
but this:
te tit the navy pro-
gram has Jbeen ; abandoned . now
and Lt
Adams: expects assign-
ment to
olher duties when he
arrives at an Diego.
William f Maletto
SaiiUv 1140
Center street, his been promoted
to first heutenant in the US army
corns of ensineers. the war de
partment ennotinced Friday.
mm
T-45 Armchair Cruises.
:4S KatuSdae Night Serenade
d5 Something for the Girls.
S JO Imiefi Sanctum. (
. S J5 Dave.' Veile.
AO Your? Hit Parade
:45 Don't You Behove It.
10 AO Fivet Star Pinal.
ia-f !i SiiMUrt Jt Pi ess
10 JO Sonny Dur ham Orchestra.
iu: rexes NAimv
11 AO News. , Si .
11 A5 Orchestra.
11 JO Talkf.
11:45 Orchestra ,
12 JO to a. m Music At News.
1.
KOAC-tf AttntOAT-SSt KS.
10:00 News.
10:15 The Homemakers Hour
11. AO Church in the Wiktwood.
lt:15-Sptrilua. -
1130 Concert HaQ.
U AO News.
12J5 Noont Farm Hour.
1 AO Home Folks Frolic
ia5-Marhin to Victory.
"1 jo Variety rime. - i
2 AO Boose end Authors.
2:15 Treasury Salute, s
20 Memory Book of M usUJ
S:15 Musie of the Masters.
2:55 Vmesni Lopez. !
4 :15DiclrJ Jurfens. !
4 JO Studio Party.
SAO On- the. Upbeat
SJO Belgian Series.
Sr5 It's Orccon's War, :
:15 New. . i 1 -
JO Xveranf Farm Hour.
- SJO Grand Opera Tonisbt.
r t:4S-NeS. ,
10AO Sisn Off. : '
12 AO World News.
1230 pje.;Army Hour. !
1 JO Lands of we rree.
lie New. v--. ! .
3 AO News Headline and Highhshta
3J5-Cattvpuc-uour !
3 45-Between the Unes
4 00 All Time Hit Parade.
4:30 Band: Wagon.
4 55 Tom Ready. News.'
SAO Gratiie Fields.
5 JO One - Man's Fsmlly.
wiA UMlMttiil Marrv-Ge.Round
JD American Album ef Familial
v- Music. J - -
7 80 Hour ot Charm
7 JO Lesyrremayne Program.
S AO NBG i ,
S:15 Story Behind the Headlines.
SJO fivmithoaT Hour.'
JO 820 Time.' j
10:00 Wees Flashes
10 :15 The Eagles Speak,
mm TK :Prifie StorV.
HAO-St. FrancU Rote Orchestra:
mo wars news snuwuv
12:00-2:00 Jn-wtng Shift.
KOlNi-CBS SUNDAT-SJ8 Ke.
SS0 evs of the World
6:15 B. Power Biggs. Organist
6:45 New: Voices in Song.
7 AO Church nt the Air.
7 30-JWings Over Jordan.
SAO Worsen Sweeney. News.
SAS tuee. Jackets' Cheer.
8 JO invitstlow te LeamingT
8 AOSalt i,Lakt TabernacleV.
8 JO Concert PasteUefc -SrtS
ewi. . , . . i -s v-' ,-.
lA0-CTiorch of the Alt.
10 JO Edward Murrew.;
11 AO Pamrerously Yours.
11 JO Wood News Today. --.
1125 Bongs ef America.
12 iW philharmonic Orch Concert.
I JO The Pause That Refreshes
8.00 fThe Family Hour.
2:45 William Shlrer. News.
. SAO Silver Theatre. r -230
America tn the Atr. ,
4A0-toncert Miniatures.
- 4:1S-iNeWS
4 J-ateport te the Hattoau
. SAO-rBlomne. . , i '
IJO-tWUljam Wlntes, News,
8.-45 Stars ot Today,
8:55-e'iCauner.
SAP. Radio Readers OtgesC
8 JO-Sumrner Star Theatre.
7A8-jTak U w Leave 11
7 J0-The Whistler. ;
: te Crirfte Doctor.
8 JV4Sone of ,the Week
:30-.Heihmsn Serenade.
'9 A0-! Was Ohere. "i
8J0-wesWork for Wisce.
10AO rive Sur Final 1 ' '- -
10:1 5-4 Wartime ; WomeeC
100 OrcaestiS.
10:30-4TrsiM-AUantlcf Can.
- llAO-fEddj Gsrr Show.
II JO MaitDT Strand Orchestra,
ll:45-Dale Jones Orchestra.
; 11 JS-rNews; : . , M
12AO-4AO ajn.--Musle end Mews.
I fc? Prices Pgli! .
' fPrsaipt Reraittesc .
1
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STp cr Bring Toor Eggs to
i-CGG DEPOT
, ill 8. C Alder tU
Vi Portland. Ore.
: DALIJIS .-is Cart inabson. CS
navyi soij of .Ir, and, Mrs. r. M.
Hobson, Jwho ijstarted preliminary
nawitraminffliiniMav at San Di
ego,, has beerij selected to attend
yeoman's: scnooi jor lour moouw.
David D. Block. US navy, was
promoted to irichinist'i mate first
class j August L j He; enlisted on
I :" J HI . i !
. Tvi miffordl X Reeves. ' son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ji L,! Reeves of rail
ritv iwhA nlinted In June. 1944.
writes nil parents he' has been
transferred titan Sthe air cadet
Field MadisonL i Wii. for radar
I ., lit 1- ii. r J ' r-.--' '
hov whose mother now lives in
Portland,! has finished a course in
radar at fBocj Raton field, na,
and has been Promotes to corpor
al He will be; continued In radar
.iMonh h smim: aan nr Mr. ana
Mrs. I J. H. SinithJ Who has been
eral 1 months, jbJ been promoted
to nnarmacist s - mate inrst ciass.
and assigned to duty with a Sea
bee butfit. 1 4 i -
: Robert L. MeversJ former Dal
i T- I ' ! I - fi - - - ;
las bov Ind erandsoniof Mrs. V.
P. Fiske pi DallasJ graduated from
the Douglas, Ariz; spny air field
Atifust 4. and was commissioned
a second, lieutenant in air trans
tvirt rommaiid. His faniilv now re
side! in San fbse Calif. Robert's
brother, jPaulj i4 sertihg with the
army in? New Guinea.
-
'DAIXASL Ask. 11 Jlmmv Jee
Jonev brothei- of Mis. O. H. Har
ris Of Dallaa,iwbo enlisted in the?
navy Jan. 13. 1941. and was killed
in action Janj. 23; 1943, has been j
postnumouaiy awaruea me rur
plelHeart citation and medal. -
i Ti- Lax I .L.t- .t
j rip mouldy wuu now uvea ui i
Portland reiceived j the I award.
jimmy aoe was hk perona. uaiuw
boy; killed in action 1 during the
present war. A brother, Harry, is
private first class in the army,
serving as a IgunneE in the Mar
shall islands.
WASmNGtON. D.C- Ag. 11-
(AV-Tech. Set Eddiev C Goschie. I
son! of Carl H. Goschie, route one,
box 31. BilvertdnL Ore.; and Tech.
Set! Raymond EL Kliever. whose
! motner, puxsJ m noiever, re
sides at 1002 pttnnp istreet, Dallas,.
Ore., have been I wounded in ac
tion in the southwest Pacific area.
the; war department; announced
friday.
i
DETKOIT-ljlm Dkkle the
US navy is rpending; a furlough
at :his home here. !He has been
away- three-years on convoy duty.
He has secentiy. been in the Pana
ma! Canal sane, I and leaves soon
tori a Rhode Island naval base
I I
Oa Bemkhlua ef
Uartin Knitter irf 105 River atreet.
Saktn, writei '-front the-south Pa
cific that hel has met bos cousin,
aemrhle Fejtat f of Janouset ,SD.
Thev had not ! seen! one another
since they were! children;
j orszich enlisteds nearly five
yean ago in a mule pack field ar
tillery ctfit ubich has been in
At. 1 1.4l W. ! . . j ' M. A. -.
trie souux srecmpi suwet mu jtut.
1 , I ' I
AVRfYs-lreeil atsse. US navy.
soh of Mr. nr4 Mrs. F. S. Rose,
is i studying radio at the Umver
sir'Of idahd. j ! r! '" 1 :
5. i -
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GRAND ISLAND h- Daahjnnnd
Handsaker, US
visiting ! at the)
navv. has been
Louis Will home
while on leave.
1
Lt. Nermairlr. Ittues. sen ef
Mia. H. G. Besson, is to arrive in
Salem tpnigijv iiromj t ore ueivoir,
Vs., where he has been taking spe
cial training since receiving ' his
commission tnis spring. , lie nas
been assigned, jor permanent duty
to the 29th engineers in Portland.
2 Movies Out
Fori Soldiers
1
I jWASHINGjTOtf, Aug. 11 -The
motion picture I Wilson' dra
matizing the; frkreer) (of tho first
World rwar i president has . been
banned by thei army ior distribu
upn 10 iroops pa nas war prcuue
"HwrmlT I lavs - fttarrtne f lDoer
McGee and Mollv. Si! "
: !The war denartment said today
both pictures had been banned
al board! of the incite services di
vision fas : containing ; material
which mhrhtl be construed as-vio
lating provisions of, it he soldier
vpung.ct ii !i 1 H '
That act prohibit the distribu
tion to the armed forces of books.
magazines or other material con
taining, matters caiojlated to in
fluence !j the results j of national
elections. H , I
Seaside Woman Elected
New 8 and 40 President
I POSTLANDL Auei U-UP-Urt.
Frank Allen Seaside, was elected
presidedt ofl the Oregon aepart
ment of the 8 and 40. fun: group of
the- American:! Legion auxiliary,
here late this Week. -(
The session Was a prelude to the
Legion convention,
CIIAHL.LAM
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apstafrl Portland General Dectrh
Co CiSce vpta Saturday on'y
10 am to 1 'pjn-i 8 te 7 pjn Co
eirtaUoo, Blood pressure end nn
tests are tree ef eharge. Pracuced
Unre Ul?
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A. C Frlesen. So. le VHl USSTR
of the naw recruiting station, has
been notified that expanded quo
tas lor voluntary enlistment? from
the 17-year-old . group,; recently
inaugurated by the navy after
restricted period, apparehfly will
contimie la effect: this mbhth.
Original announcemnti ' of .' the
helcrhtefici cruras fnrt nTisfrnnt
of young men in this age bracket
was marked toy an inCux of pros
pective young f bluejackets Into
navy- substations throughout the
Oregon district which is contin
uing unabated. - . ' '
With recent pronouncement of
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Secretary of the Navy James For-
restal that the strength of the
navy wfil be increased to keep
pace with accelerated ' naval op
erations fat the South Pacific, re
ooenin of ouotas for an in
creased number of 17-year-old en
listments is in line.
Thus far there has been no or
der to reduce voluntary enlist
ments of 17-sters, although such
curtailment might again be di
rected at any time, the recruiter
emphasized in urging navy-mind
ed young Oregonians who feel
they meet the simple basic en
listment requirements including
principally, normal health 1 and
physical fitness - to make appli
cation for enlistment at once
while the opportunity is available.
Men having reached their 18th
birthday are subiect ta selective
service and cannot be given; any
assurance whatever of a choice of
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WITH A CANADIAN BOMBER !
GROUP, Aug. 11 (ff England's
kins s&d queen, accompanied by
Princess Elizabeth,. - spent ! today
touring air stations in the Cana
dian bomber' group, one j of the
largest groups of the bomber com
mand, f . : .ii , I , .
Their majesties. -starting early
in the morning, visited -four sta
tions In aH. At each. King George
held investitures, decorating mor
man ISO Canadian airmen.it .
' Never before had the king and
queen spent a full day with the
RCAT and it was the first official
visit of Princess Elizabeth to the
Canadian personncL? O ,f -I
service "branch prior to induction
into the armed forces. . ii
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MINNEAPOLIS. Auz. ll-i&i-
Twelve-year-old Pat Terry needs
a tire for his wagon, used for
rying bis paper route, and if he
can ifind one he can buy it because
of st letter he wrote to President
Roosevelt ; ; . -
"I have a wagon in perfect con
dition .except for one tire" he
wrote the president "Will you
please send me a slip or something
so ljcan go to the ration board nd
get tire for my wagon,
.From the president "the letter
went to the OPA headquarters,
finajly back to Harold Slawik, dis
trict OPA director at St PauL
Slawik informed Pat you can
have the tire if there's one avail
able to purchase. . . -
VCXiGWEMe
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