Tt C3C:X CTATTTMAIL Zslxa. Cnqaa Saturday I 'srzlnq. Septaz&cr S3. 1311
Credit Meeting
Slated-Here
For October 8
Three croup meetings . of the
Oregon Columbia Credit assocla
Hon will be held October 8. ac
cording to plans approved at the
Salem Credit association lunch
ton Friday noon.
The groups ' will ' provide for
those giving 30 day credit, such
as groceries, in one division; med
ical-dental credit workers in di
vision two and the finance com
panies and those selling on con
tract in the third division. Mem
bers of the Credit bureau will hold
their own meetings.
The program will begin with a
i gathering of all delegates Satur
day night at 80 at the Marion
hotel for cocktails. The banquet
will be served at the mirror 'room
In the hotel at 7:30, followed by
floor show and dance.,
Sunday morning the Breakfast
dub girls will hold a- meeting,
-while a so called "drop In" break
fast will be served at the Credit
association rooms in the Nelson
building on Chemeketa street for
other delegates. This is to accom
modate delegates who might oth
erwise ' find it difficult to get
breakfast on Sunday morning.
The conferences will follow the
breakfast hour. This is -the first
; time the conference has been held
; In Salem and was brought here
KSLM MBS SATVROAT t3M K.
s0 Musical Interlude.
:4S News. .
News.
t:lS Orchestra.
7 JO News.
1:43 Western Serenade.
S:0 Haven of Rest
SJS New
S:4SA1 Trace Orchestra.
SrOO-sRay Noble's Orchestra.
:15 Pastor's CaU. - ' :
9 JO Saturday Scrap Book.
10:00 Glen Hardy. New.
10:1SA1 Williams. .
10:30 Luncheon with Lopes.
11KIQ US Marines.
11 :19 Lanl Mclntyre.
11 :30 George Sterney's Orch.
1100 Today's Top Trades.
11.15 News.
11:30 HiUbUly Serenade.
U J3 Spotlijht on Rhythm.
1. -00 News.
1 .-OS Interlude. . .
I 15 Wash., vs. Whitman FootbaU.
430 Leverenz at the Console.
S0 News. - I
S:15 Music for Remembrance.
' S 30 Music - ' .
S .45 Night News Wire. '
0 Chicago Theatre of AU.
7 DO War Commentary.
7:1 Music ior Remembrance.
.. 7 JO Evangelical Hour.
SW Downbeat Derby.
S.OO News. -
:1S Orchestra.
JO News.
sV4S Galilean Hour.
10. -00 Teddy Powell Orchestra.
10:15 Orchestra. "
1030 New.
10-45 Gus Arnhelm Orch' -a .
11. -00 Open Houee. "
115 News Roundup. : m -12
DO Sign Oft. - : , ' '
HEX N SATUKDAT Jt Ke. (
DO Musical Clock.
:15 Farm and -Home Makers.
. -45 United Nations Review. v
7:15 Martin Agroraky. Mew.
7 JO News Comments.- . i .--
7:45-George Wright, Organist ,
S DO Breakfast Qub. - f
t DO Fannie Hurst :
:SO Ark H ults. Organist. . ..
9:45 Transatlantic Quiz.
10:00 Singing tn Oixie. 1
10-10 Tollina Calling. I.
10 30 What's Cookin i
A
105 Football.
1:30 Horace , Heidt Orchestra.
2:00 News. '
1D2 Saturday Concert
1:45 Hello Sweetheart.,
3 DO Service Serenade,
3:15 Story land Theatre.. M
130 Harry Wismer. i "
S:45 BN. . ,t '
4 DO Correspondents Abroad
4:15 Blue Matinee.
4:30 OnSUge Everybody.
5 DO Orchestra.
5:30 Gilbert Ac Sullivan. -
DO Esplanade Bands.
6:30 Spotlight Bands.
55 Quick Qui.
7 -oo Guy Lombardo Orchestra.
730 The Man Called X.
S 00 Early American Music.
, SO Leland Stowe. .
. S:45 BN .- :,' r -S:55
News. m
S DO Soldiers with Wings.
25 Musical Interlude.
30 News Headlines and
4
Clgh-
lights - ' r -'.
.45 Study tn Blues. . -
10 DO Music by GUI
1030 Builder of Faith.
11 DO This Moving Workl -11:15
ClaretBOtrt Hotel Orcav .
1R45 Orgaa Concert. " '
KCW NBCSATXRDAT 420 Ke. '
4 DO Dawn Parol
DO Rhythm for Saturday,,;,.
30 Newa Paawoe. - -7
DO Here Comes the Band.
7:15 News Headlines . eM Blgav
light -;-730
Music by Cugat
7:45 tiam Hayes ' ..
S:00 K-C Jamboree,
a 30 Melody Roundup. j .
DO Alex fareier. News., ,
:15 Callinc All W".
30 Atlantic Spotlignt- ..:
10 DO Adventure Ahead.
19 30 Here's Babe Ruth.v
IS. 45 War Telescope
11 DO Otwwtuntty Theatre.
:'U
1130 Stars of Toi
famorroev.
It je Ed McConnell. . -. '
JO Footstauu i '
130 Races.
1$ Rhyuun. Workshop, t
2 DO Your America - '-
m . . m
a ooVeffetabiee tor vtctory
J 15 1 Sustain the Wings. ,
S 30 curt Mamey U Co.
3:45 Art of Living. ,
4 DO They Call Me Joe. -4:30
Noah Wenster Bay.
5 DO Orchestra.
S 30-Your Charm Coach.
S:45 Louis-P. Locnner. t .
ODO-pNational Barn Daneev t
30 Can You Top This! 4,,
7 DO Barry ; Wood.
730 Grand-or Opry -
DO Truth or Consequences.
S30 Rudy Vallee. . -
ej qq fJxWS
15 Thomas' Peluw Orchestra.
:30 Three Suns Trio.
-45 Lee Slnuna. Pianist
9:55 Music. "..
10 DO News ' s
1015 Labor Roundup.
10:30 Hotel St FrancU Oren.
10:55 News - - - .M
11-00 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra.
11 JO War News Roundup.
12 DO- A. M.-Cwtng Shift
KOrN-4--SATt7RD4rT7S
4 DO News. . i
-.15 Western SUrs.
30-KOIN IQock. ' - ,
7:15 News - t i.,
"730 Bill Haworth. News. ,
't:45 Consumer .
-00 Warren Sweeney. News.
D5-Let Pretend. .
-30 Fashions in RaUons.
. do Theatre ct Today.
9:30 News. -
.4$-Ziener Fantasy.
10 :00-Grard Central fetation
10:2S-Air-t lo et the Air
10 30 Bport to the Nation.
jj!?;ary Lee Taylor.
11::;) Jrenade. y
FTftere Tftey Are What 7 They Are Doing
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Charles W. Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Smith, rente
four, box lit, Salem, enlisted In
the US navy September 21 and
Is new waiting orders U report
to a naval training station. lie
Is a graduate of Parrtsh jamler
high school. - Smith was bent in
Honolulu in 1928 and came to
Salem to live In 1940.
this year because of favorable
hotel accommodations was an
nounced by Francis Smith, man
ager of the local bureau, who out
lined plans for the conference.
3:45 World l"oday.
3:55 Interlude.
4D0 Something for You.
4:15 London Column. ;
430 Meet Mrs, Miniver. ;
50 Youth on Parade.
930 Tralfie Safety.
9:45 News. "I , .
.DO This Is My Story. '
30 Sports a la carte.
:45 Saturday Night Serenade.'
7:15 Mayor of the Town.
7:45 Jerry Sears Presents.
1:00 America In the Air.
30 Inner Sanctum.
:55 Dave Vaile.
OO Your Hit Parade,
:45 Don't You Believe It ;
10 DO Five Star Final.
10:15 All Star Dance.
10:30 Henry Busse Orchestra, i l
10:45 Texas Rangers.
11 DO News. - - , ! ,
11:05 Orchestra.
.1130 Talks.
11:45 Orchestra
1155 News.
IS DO to DO a m. Music 8c News.
KOAC SATURDAY SSt Ke. 1
10 DO News. '
Sunday's Radio Programs
KSLM MBS SUNDAY 114 Ke.
7 DO Radio Bible Class.
730 Young People's Church.
1:00 Wesley League.
S 30 Voice of Prophecy
DO Pilgrim Hour.
9:30 Lutheran Hour. ,
10.00 Glen Hardy. News.
10:15 Commander Scott -
' 10-3QHoakv Hall.
' 11 DO American Lutheran Church.
-1 lt-oe war- Cemmtaun-i '-
-1J-.15 Votee(. e uairy- T inner. ' y i
12 30 Dr. Floyd Johnson t -
1 DO Lee Castle's Orchestra.
130 What's the Name of That
, Song? .
s DO American Mercury Theatre.
SIS Orchestra.
1:30 Local Toung People.
3 DO Quick As A Flash.
'330 Upton Close.
3.45 Dick Brown.
4.-00 San Francisco Opera.
DO Mediation Board.
5:45 Gabriel Heatter.
DO News.
C -.15 Orchestra.
30 Cedric Foster.
:45 Columbia Bay Choir.
7 DO Orchestra.
7:15 Tommy Tucker Timet.
730 Langworth Orchestra.
DO California Melodies.
30 Tonight at Hoagys. v.
S:15 Charles Magnantt' and Nick
Consinune urcnesira.
30 News.
:45 Organ Music.
10 DO Old Fashioned Revival.
11 .-00 Sign Off. .
KFX BN SCNDA 7 1 19 Ke.
DO Symphonic Flight
30 Dr. Ralph Walker.
. 0:45 Sunday Song Service.
DO Builders Of Faith. .
30 Message of Israel.
10 DO John B. Kennedy.
H:lSCeerge Hicks.
1030 Sammy Kaye Serenade.
10:55 Leland Stowe, News.
11 DO Chaplain Jim. DSA. -U
-JO Serenade Tropicale.
12 DO Listen, the Women.
13 JO Miss Hattie.
1DO Darta for Dough..
130 World of Song. .
I DO Mary Small Revue.
130 Ho Copy
DO Whiteman Hour.
.. 40 EdW. Jorfenaen.
430 Sunday Vespers.
M.l Pill. UlMllM.
DO Christian odence Pregran.
, a.i CMMftjl ' - -
30 Monday Morning Headlines.
:45 Drew larsow. ; ,
t:l-BAim St Chamfer IfiMtaa
Jut -w IS ttilsaw
730 Keep Up with the World.
DO Greenfield Vtuage (.-near. : .,,
. -.15 Dorothy Thompson.
30 QUIT Kids: '
30 Newa Headiinee ttighnghts
99 ror au nirawiv.
10DO University Explorer. .
.A.. Din. V.tM
Dniiin it Faitn.
11 DO Concert Hour
. KCW NBC SUN DAT 43 SU.
4 DO Dawn Patrol
' aas Command Mary.
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Tcday
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; . 2:15 P. IL ,
ESLU (1SS3 -And
Mutual Network
SEXVES IN ITALY ;
15th ATA FORCE m ITALY
Ffc. Orville A. Leno, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dave f Leno of Grand
Ronde, is an automotive driver
with a signal company - attached
to a 15th" AAF B-24 Liberator !
wing heademarters stationed in
southern Italy. He is a jgraduate
of the Grande Ronde high school
and prior to his entry into the
service in February 19421 he was
an employee of the Midway Lum
ber! company of Grand Ronde.
He has been on overseas duty
since December 1 1842.1 arid wears
the African-European middle' east
theatre ribbon with four campaign
stars. - -'el'
AUMSVILLK Pfc. Harry D.
Weitman is on a 30-day furlough
after two and a half years in the
southwest Pacific. His; last loca-
tion was saipan ior wnicn ne re
ceived a presidential citation. He
will return to Astoria air base aft
er j visiting his parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Weitman,
; r . -
CnL John McFarland son of
Mrs. Effie McFarland, 1795 S. Lib
erty. Salem. Ore;, is due to arrive
in the United States soon on fur
lough from - the Asiatic-Pacific
theater of operations, where he
served 28 months with the army
cdast artillery corps, the army ser
vice forces notified The Statesman
Saturday." I. .r .
10:15 The Homemakers Hour.
1 1 DO Southland . Singing.
11:15 Church in the WlWwood. .
11:30 Concert Hall. . i .
12 DO News. - I
11:15 Noon Farm Hour, s -
1 DO Home Folks' Frolic.
1 1:15 Marching to Victory. '
: 1:30 Variety Time. i
! 1:00 Books and Authors.
J 2:15 Music of Many Lands.: -3
1:30 Memory Book of Music.. ,
'.? 3 DO News. I ' '
I 3:15 Music of tM Masters
i 4 : 00 Excursions u. Science,
? 4:15 Listen to Leibert. ' -
430 Rhythm and Reason.
4:45 Tony Pastor.
! 5:00-On the Upbeat
i 5:30 Belgian Series.
I 5:45 The Magic Casement.
it DO News. -
S:l 5 Studio Party.
I S :45 Evening Farm Hour.
I 7:00 From A to Z in Novelty.
I 7:15 Eternal Vigilance.
i 730 The Master Singers.
; 75 Here Comes the Band. ,
1 SD0 AUen'Rotb. ;
iS:30 Music That Endures, i-
i:45 News. i ; - '
:30 Listen to Leibert
i in Ktrln ChLartt i
I V-noHishliffhta of the Bible.
i 7 30 Words and Music.
B:00 The Church in Your noma.
8:30 world Newt. Kounaup.
8:45 Carolyn Gilbert. Singer.
S--00 rirwth ! Wells
9:15 News in Advertising.
' a-3AStrriivan
10 DO-A Lay mad Views the News 1
10:15 Recital r ?, - - an
10i3O cticao Bound Table. , . ,
11 DO Those We Love. .
1130 John cnaries i nomas.
12 00 World News . v , ,
1330 The Arm Hour. ? i
1 :30 Music Salon. -1
UMMnnrT KuvL . -
2 00 NBC Symphony Orchestra.
3 DO News Headline and Highlights
3:15 Catholic Hour. j
! 4 DO Jack Benny. I
430 Band wagon. ; 1
4 -S3 Tom Renay newsv.
S DO Charlie atccartny.
DO Manhattan Merry -Go-Round. i
30 American juduio u . ainiai
i Music s --,'
7 00 Houi of Charm. , j j
730 Tremayne-Gleasou ;
SDOTne ureal uuaerMecve.
30 Symphonv Hour. : i
9:30 lack Benny.
10 DO News Fiasnes '
10 -J5 Mary Ann Mercer.'
1030 Music America Loves Best
: tl DO St. Francis Hotel Orchestra.
1130 War News Kounaup.
U.DO-2D0 ajn. Swing Shift
. SvOD CBS SDNDAT 459 ate. I
jw news or ine woria
:I3 E. Power Biggs, organist. s
: : Mew voices in sona s
I tnThurrti ot the Air. I h
730 Wings Over Jordan.
' IDS Warren Sweeney, Newa
DS Blue Jackets' Choir. !
B-Mlntritat4an to Laamine " .
DO Salt Lake Tabernacle ,
930 Faith of .America. : . . I
: i a'-oa-rhinrh t Die Air
1039 Something for You ,
19.49 Edward Murrow
11 DO Dangerously Yours. ,t,
1130 Worid New Today.
1135 Songs ef America. ' :
n D Philharmonic Orch. Ceneeri,
.130-The Pause That Refreshes.
: 1 Th. SBafnir Hour. i 1
$ 1:4ft Wuliam Shtrer. News. I
3 DO Silver Theatre.
f K Was .
I 4 DO Kate Smith Hour.
5:15 Stars of Today.
i :30 Rhythm Inn. , . ' -'4
! S35 Bob Trout . I , " ' - t . i
; CDO Radio Rea.-tera Digest i
I 30 SUr Theatre.;
I 7(00 Take It or. Leave It - I
1 7 au ranme ann, . . , . .
I a '35 Son of the. Week. ,
m'-tn SnM of th Columbia.
tO. DO Five Star Ftea . , . .
10:15 Wartime Women.
lOtSO-Orchestia. '
1030 Trans Atianue cau.
had Eddie Garr Show.
llO Talks
11:45 Dale Jones Orcbestra. j
1155 hews. H :
-13DO-eD0 ajn. afusle ana news.
1390 ke. V : RHJ.Ti rsrf; oyv;
On Your Dial LJ.Jii j - Statica",
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YVOODBURN Twenty year eld
navy corpsman Herbert L. Gill,
II, has retamed from two years
with the marines ta the Semth
Pacific and Is with his parents,
Mr and; Mrs. Wayne B. GUI,
S20 1 Hayes Street, . enjoying
mom's' good 1 cooking and re
rainlnr the 29 pounds lost at
Salpaav k Young Gill, i wearing
, three battle stars, sad presiden
tial citation stars, is a veteran
of Guadalcanal. Tarawa and
Salpan, Home looks good to him
after 21 months first aid work to
the wounded, most of It en the
front lines. .;
PR1NGLE Pjrt. Qaentin Bewson
Is now stationed at Camp Eab
erts, Calif. Bis wifa and twa
"small children are living an the
farm here.
NELSON TO GET TRAINING
FORT SILLi Okla Sept. 20 I
Second Lt Heed H. Nelson. Salem.
Ore- has been selected to attend
the oifiGers special basic course of
the field artillery school at this
Dost. lieutenant Ne'tson.: son of
Carl E. Nelson. 260 W. LefeUe it.
Salem, attended the University ot j
Oregon, where ne. was student
beforts entering the su-my.
Kennetli Barnett. machinist
mate second class, left Monday
night for Sanf Francisco after
spending a 30-day-leave with his
1 wife and : other relatives. " ;
Marrisi W. FlaggV seaman see-
nnd clacsi is at home from Farra-
1 gut to spend a 15-day leave with
his wife and daughter at 105 Fair
ham avenue. 1'-
HoaglandGets
Bronze Star
SILVERTON-i-Capt, Cautrles E.
Hoagland of SUverton. was
awarded ' the; newly-authorized
bronze star for heroic service in
connection with military opera
tions against the enemy during; the
battle for Attn by Uai. Gen. A. V.
Arnold of the Seventhvinfantry
division; fin a ceremony held re-
centry at central Pacific base.
Hoagland; member of an infan
try assault unit, received the dec
oration in recognition of his out
standing' actions in the gruelinf
three-week battle for Attu, tip of
the foe-bound Aleutian chain,
year ago, " ' t 'I :-V . .
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-. A veteran of two campaigns in
fha "PaHfie war. Cant. Hoagland
participated with the Seventh di
vision in the recent assault and
capture of Kwajalein atoll, -center
of Jap held Marshall Island. ' - ,v
In addition to the'.bronzr star,-
jfaaeiAnd wears the Aslatic-Pacif-
1 '.
le theatre ribbon with two battle
etam the national defense ribbon;
and, thi combat infaiitrTmanii
badge. f '
. He is the son of Mrs. Lou
Hoagland, 411 Brooks street,
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Capt. Henry Kortemeyer Flies
uxcitmg Bombing -Mission
: SANTA MONICA, Calif.; Sept.
2? When a bomber flies so low;
that exploding bombs blow a sticky'
coating of mud over the pilot s
compartment, rendering visibility
"absolute zero," that's dangerous
flying. - - . - : s ,
But despite the mud and a' solid
sheet of ground fire, Capt. Henry
A. Kortemeyer, who ,- is now
awaiting 1 reassignment at army
air forces " redistribution station
No. 3 in Santa Monica, Calif, con
tinued , to pilot his low-Qylng
Mitchell bomber on an unwaver
ing course as he covered marine
landings on Cape v douches ter,
New-Britain.
i "Bullets and shells were flying
wildly as we skimmed a mere 50
feet above ground installations,'
related the native ot Salem; Ore.
"An engine was knocked out,- one
crew member. was killed and ev
ery man aboard the ship: . was
wounded by the ! withering . Jap
fire.
f As our bombs were dropped
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on the target the force of the ex
plosion shot up mud and debris.
completely plastering the. plexi
glass of . my compartment. As I
couldn't see a thing, I was forced
to fly the plane on one engine by
instruments to 1700 feet In this
manner we managed to clear the
hills and head toward home.'
For his heroic part in' the New
Britain mission. Capt Kortemeyer
was decorated with the Distin
guished Flying Cross and the Pur
ple Heart He also has been award
ed the Aid Medal with1; two Oak
Leaf clusters: :"
The son of Mr. and Mrsa H. D
Kortemeyer of Salem, Capt
Kortemeyer has nown . oa mis
sions in the South Pacific area.
During his last -mission he was
officially credited , with having
bagged a Zero. :.v - -'':: I t "
Before entering the armed ser
vices in . September. 1940 Capt
Kortemeyer attended Willamette
university .at Salem and Oregon
State college.
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Hop Quotas j
For Brewers
Set at 150
PORTLAND. Sent M.-WV-
Brewers may buy 1944 hops equal
to 150 per cent of those used dur
ing 1943, less the mumtity on
nana September i, 1944, the re
gional war food administration
announced today.
The WFA said the restriction.
which also anolies to hon nrod-
ucts, would insure fair distribu
tion of the country's estimated
39,000,000-pound crop. .
The maior V nroducintf states-
Washington, Oregon and Califor
nia are expected to grow 48,765,
000 Dounds of hons this year, com
pared with 42202,000 pounds last
year, the WFA said. ' About 8,
000.000 nounds will be exported.
The mineinal factor limiting the
production of beer will be . ex
tending reauiremen ts for malt in
the manufacture of industrial al-
cohoL the WFA's brewery indus
try advisory committee said re
cently in Washington, DC
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WHAT TIMS IS CLAYTON
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O. E, Royer Chairman t
Of, JTcr Chest Fund
SJUVTSTOtt- O. 1L Rover haa
been- appointed chairman of the
SUverton division of the United
War Chest campaign which will
get underway in the . SUverton "
home district on October 9. Sil
verton's quota Is $6250. s
The business and Industrial dis
trict will be contacted next week
several days earlier, than the can-!
vass of homes will begin. Busi-0 -
ness people are being asked to dis- 1
play , in their homes the stickers -
they will receive so that the resi-.
denttal workers will not call on -
them a second time.
Iowa Man Will Be Editor "
Of St Helens Paper -u
ST, HELENS, Sept 29-(Wohn,
M. Harrison of Oakland, ; Iowa, ;
will become editor of the St Hel-j :
ens Sentinal-Mist November
the management announced today. .
He will succeed Ralph C, Curtis,
formerly of Salem, who has gone : i
to .Ketchikan, Alaska. Harrison-,.
formerly edited the Oakland -1
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