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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1944)
The.pSEGON STATESMAN, Saieou Oregon, Thursday Morning, December 21, 1344 b trrrr 12 n -.t .- 9 ;5; ;. v;V vsvrrvf Hi Corporal Michael Assigned to B-17 Fortress Group 15TH AAF. m ITALY - CpL Jimmy L. Michael, 19, 150 High way avenue, Salem,' Oren ball turret gunner.has been assigned recently to an AAF IJ-17 Flying Fortress unit 4 toe" 13th air force. Corporal Michael, who in civil ian life -was an1 electrician, Joined the army on Jan. 3, 1943, and re ceived hit gunner! wings in May, 1944, at Las Vegas, Nev. i He attended the Payette high school (Idaho) and was employed by the Oregon shipyards, Port land. His parents are ' Mr. and Sgt. Richard H. .Laws, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laws of route four, Salem, who was wounded Italy early this fall, Ts spending! a 30-day furlough from Barnes h pital with his parents. ' Laws, a graduate of Salem high ... school and a former student it both Oregon State college and the University of Oregon, had been overseas for 27 months when an enemy bullet passed through his neck cracking a vertebrae in ac tion north of Pisa. He was flown from a hospital in Italy to New York early in November and from New ' York to Barnes hospital. Vancouver, i Wash. - WEST ' SALEM Cpl. Keith A. Brown (left) has been ' home visiting his i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Brown, 1043 ' Rage street. He was accom- " panted by . his wife and baby. ; He was on aa emergency for- longh following the death of his brother, PFC Stanley W. Brown (right) In France. Corporal . Brown enlisted two years ago. He has been en Buckley .field. , Colo. ' ' ' Samuel McRae,-pharmacists 2c United States navy, is home on leave after 21 months of service in the south Pacific. He is visiting t the home of his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. S. E. McRae, 960 Jeffer son street He will be here 30 days and report to Treasure Is land. McRae has been in the ser vice three years. ' : I mm?!" SPRING VALLEY Pvt. Thom as Stacer was recently"" an over night' guest at the home of How ard :- Teeple during the former's furlough from army V airbase at Sioux Falls, SD. " The two men were room mates at Eugene when graduate students at University of Oregon, before the war. Pvt. Sta- J cef teaches radio and gives private Instruction to hospitalized men at the camp in order that they may keep up on their lessons. - Sgt. Robert K. Smith, gunnery Instructor ' at the Kingman, Ariz; army air field is home for Christ mas, furlough - with his . parents, .Mr, and Mrs..Giles G, Smith, 1120 Center street, ",Salem.; The Smiths have two; other sons' in the South . Pacific theatre of war,, both in the : navy Seabees. Pvt. A.; Dean Laeey who spent his furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lacey, has returned to camp at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. ; '' ' . ,. I Mr. and Jlrs. Joe L Wood, 1089 1 South High street, "have received word that their son, Li. Joseph C Wood, US navy medical corps, has arrived in the states after 17 months ' of duty in the South Pa cific. He has been returned to the states for hospitalization "and is at the i naval hospital ati Corona, Calif. His wife and family reside in Prosser,. Wash, .- Marine Pvt. John Frank Mor gan. 18, 20 Abrams ' avenue, Sa lem, is a member of the marine aviation detachment at the naval air technical training center, Nor man, Okla. He is attending avi ation machinist's mate school there.". ' ' .V,- The local marine, a graduate of Salem high school, worked for the Kaiser company in Portland as a .burner, prior to entering the corps last March. - . .1 41 1 w Markets Mr. and Mrs. John McCulley of 1155 Nebraska have received word from their son. Pvt. Eldon WMc- Cnlley, that he is with the military police in a cavalry division in the European theatre of operations. , Harry Waldner, - Mo. - MM 2e, United States- navyi Is home from the Pacific theatre of war. He Is ufending Ma 30-day leave ' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake D. Waldner, 1579 North Whiter street. Lamb, 11H to 12 (steady) ; sheep, 2 to 4 cents (steady); veal, 12 to 13 cents (steady); cow, beef type, 7 Vs to 9 (steady); cow, dairy type 4 to.7H (steady); hogs,, 160 to, 240, $15.43 . (up); 240 , to 270 weiiht, $14.70 (up); sows, 12 to 13 cents, (steady). ; f- : Claude Steusloff of, Valley Pack ing company reported Tuesday that hogs were up to ceiling again. The OPA Is changing the price ceiling on hogs from a weight basis to include all hogs- other: than sows, boars or stags. The ceilings on the , last three named classes is to be placed at 75 cents lower than on hogs. This takes the desig nation on weight off from .hogs and places it onjype, which is felt to be ad . hnprovement. This is done because of the supposed scar city of hogs and the improved out- I look for hog feed. The government (indicates, that the demand is for as much pork as it can get; Hogs on farms have , decreased ! since last year, when the , government was discouraging farmers from holding hogs for heavier weights. W. M. Ashcraft, seaman 1c, met another Salem- man Identified . only as "Laken", on his ship and they now both enjoy readinj? ' The Statesman, he has written his mother, Mrs. R. M. Ashcraft, 844 Mill street Ashcraft en listed January 28, 1944 when he was a sophomore In Salem high school. - ' . " Monmouth Woman New ! Albany Auxiliary Head ALBANY-Mrs. Minnie "Stock holm, Monmouth,. was elected president of the Phillips auxiliary, Spanish war veterans; Mrs. -Bessie Sutton, Corvaliis, senior vice; Mrs. Anna'Maguren, junior vice; Mrs. Minerva Hurst,- chaplain ; Mrs. Dora : Flood, patriotic instructor, Mrs. - Ella Harvey, Corvaliis, his torian; Mrs. Eva Logsdon and Mrs. . Ola Stellmacher, ' conductors and Mrs. Georgia CorreH,' Cor valiis, 'and Mrs. i .Emma V Pliska Philomath, guards. The Incoming president appointed Mrs. Henri etta Magers as treasurer, Mrs. Anqe Lake secretary, and Mrs. Elsie Urban, Corvaliis, musician. The three appointive officers have served in the same offices the past year. ' " . - gett was taken into the-auxiliary Roberts Community by initiation during the afternoon. flna PnrffV nn Fi-irl.iv t A T. Sat. Robert East, t SMC. uf home on a long furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL East, 1620 South Charchtreet. AN AIR SERVICE COMMAND J DEPOT (Somewhere In England H 3 MSgt Wallace E. Lett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lotti box 60, South , Pacific "highway, t Salem, Ore., was. recently awarded the Good Conduct .medal .for. exemp lary behavior,, efficiency and fi delity, at i this : large.air service command depot hi the. ETO. Prior to his enlistment in that, service Sergeant Lott was employed; in Salem. ; ... . .; ROBERTS A no charge card party was held at the Roberts grange hall' Wednesday ' night. Five tables were in play. High prizes went to Roy Rice and Mrs. Dale Bliss, low score-, to Otto Roller' and Willard MuCican. Another will be held the second Wednesday in . ' January. L Neigh bors! and friends in the commun Albany Women 1 ; Entertain Qub J E F J E R S O N Mrs. Walter Kropp, Mrs. R. C. Thomas and Mrs. Ina Thomas, all of Albany: members of the Jefferson Wo man's club, entertained members of the club aUthe Kr.opp home mar ; tea and Children's Farm f4 - Home tree were features, of the r.- . i l . ,A . . incxung. v-rucai speHsers were Jr. n w . -f rr fj and Mrs. Schnebly of the Chil- nouenw.tfiuu nuuuujr dren's Farm Home, who showed Party Held Friday interesting moving pictures of the Home. . i ROBERTS The annual Christ- It was decided to collect used mas party for the members of the and new clothing for European GT club was held Friday t the children. A committee to take Frank Sollenberger home. ' Mrs. j care 01 me matter includes Mrs. Harry Eyefly and Mrs. William Marion D. JLooney, Mrs. Karl Fitrpatrick assisted me "hostess. KSLM (1390 ke) KOIN ,(870 ke) KGW (62(Utc) KEX- (1190 kc) .M , Music Tim , ftwa I Dawn Patrol (Mus. Clock :1S (West. SUrs . -k . IFann. Homo Sa Music Tlroo IKOIN Ktock Nw T . :4S iNew -f - jJour. Living- I New V -. Mow ' t 1 . ntcher 4 Harmonies vi li 1:t - .ftlH. Shine :Wtwa Headlines. . News t t:M " INcwi . New Smter Juiw Abbe i : " L Wvrm, Homo (News Sam Hays Ut'ng Port S:M ! riaven of Rert User News Stars Today fftast Oub S:1S Haven of Best Valiant Lady., James Abbe- . . S:M- ' New .. Ugh World Mirth ,S:4S I Sons Today (Auat Jenny . t:M INews IKate Smith Voice NaUon IGlamour t:lS : Paators Call Big Slater - Larry Smith , j - 'M - t:3 Sh'pg. Tour. (Helen Trent Personality -lAtSardls f:45 " : u - - -, jGal Sunday " . 1 1 ' It.N . J (News - Life Beautiful Schools :- JTony Morse 1:1S , 1 ouse Party Ma Perkins . Jack Berch i M:M i .1 (Paula Stone ' Bdine- Flynn Homemaker . rme Story 1:45 i t jwoman Jury (Gokiberis Art Baker ' (- S Il:t-- r Ced. Foster Uoyee. Jordan Guiding Light IBaukhage- .1 1:1S U. 8. Navy Two en Clue Children Mystery Chef i 11 :3 Open House p Dr. Malone In White ... Ladies - 11. -t Orchestra . 1 IPerry Mason Hymns LNoem . rro Trades JNewa Women of Anv.lM.' Downey s illi . Newt . (NeigMMm ; M Perkins (Rosa Rio ! ii m - J- nuibllly , hionxons Pepper Young (Headlines - ; , j it;4S , ; Muaic " iBach ChOd'n. Happteesa CorrsPdts.. f : 1-ft ' i New IChang. World BacksL Wife Time-News .; .i 1 11 ..( Lum'n Abner News - . SteUa Dsilas Radio Parade. : l-sa Mosie , tTales). - - Loren. Jones I'll Buy i : 13 '""'1 p3S V -"-'" IWidder Bro'n IHollywood 1:1S 1:45 News (Music '. ''- Music (Radio Tour Newspaper . Mary Marlln Meet Missus. Girl Marries Portia Plain Bin ' Front Pag ' fa DoinsT! IWha (chtirch IStars Today S:M 3:1S :4v Concert Hour News In Holll Start Dance World Today (Read of Life David Karum PleaiTune Aunt Mary IGraee Dliott Newt - RoUie Traitt Engagement a:M 1 IFuM :1S :1 :M . i RJP 4:45 ! Pch on Lewis Orchestra to Minute ettra ISan. Martin IClinie t Lost persons pr.-Kate . , Newt Rhythm Day Foster Symph. Swing Chr. Science . Santa Claut Hop Harrigan S:M M S:3 S:49 I feupermtn I from Mix (Newt Wire 1 Wheeler Redt Gang Newt Nev ror Release Chas. ' Barbs Songt ; K. Fetenon IPii Piratet ck Tracy Armstrong p. auamant :M. S:l :J :4 iO.;Heatter tecteen Test (For Girts (Orchestra Major Bowes Corl. Archer Music Hall Bob Burns (Grange Newt. Bands 1:e '1:15 1S i War ComX -1 L. Thomas i Red Ryder : -I pied Ryder - ' Tint line )To Romance Abbott. CosteL (Gram lEnem Rudy VaUee jMarch Swing Enemy Time j:t S:1S 8:S ' S:1S lOrchestra - - Rex Miner Tt. Detective Orchestra U. Ktrkwood (Music Sheriff Music Shop . I Night Editor il KToffea Tuna 11 BN - Lum'n Abner .Fred Waring ' t:M (Newt--iS ;m Mflltf t:3 orchestra . Music j' Orchestra ta-aer.v (FuUon -Iewit IS Star Fmal MM i sunny Skyiar. . J? ltiM lorchestra T. Rangers jDinah Shore EUery Queen Orchestra HeadBnea iOrckestra Newt Town Newt (Music , - (Chat. Bowles H. J. Taylor lAtoo Serve. (Orchestra llw---11:1 ll:4S 11:SS i : (Open House PJewt sign Off Voice Army Orchestra -, Air-Flo , Orchestra News " (Music. Newt OiLlietla ? Orchestra Orchestra Newt - War News ICeacert Hour KOAC AM Wtfo News: M:W Homemakers: 11 $9' School of Air; 11:30 Concert HaU. PIA-Noon News; : 12:15 Farm. Ilottr. -1:00 Ridin Range: ! 1 15 Traffic Safety: 1:30 Variety Time: t Ot Garden 'Hour; 13d Memory o Music; 3:00 Newt, a J Music ot Mas- ten; 40 Music: 4:15 Latin American Neighbors; 4t30 America Marches 4:43 Music Salon: 5i Upbeat: J30 For Girls; :4i Army Timet: 4M Newt: SJS Farm. Hour: .7:00 Southland Sing' in: T:1S Leibert: T30 Lift Dp Voice: 8:30 Music, 80 Newt: 1:45 Meditations Steusloff lsp says it is rumored that the government will put 9 ceiling price on live 1 cattle. The trade around this area hasnt fig ured out yet what effect this may have on live cattle markets, but are iof the, opinion that the effect will hot be too great on the Valley cattle market, z. -, ', The supply of hogs Is now short but supplies of an other, animals are reported as normal. .! Frank Matthes of 'Lake Labish brought in a trailer load of good lambs raised on the old Matthes land donation, claim, said to. be one of the finest stock ranches in this area,; .-. v Members of the yVaehier clan from Geryals and Woodburn dis tricts brought in a number of fine hogs, as did R. W. Hogg & son. ; ; Raines MacFarqnhar, veteran sheep raiser of 40 years standing, marketed two truck loads of gsain fed lambs, summer shorn and fed in the barns to put a fine finish on them. il..V:::--4 J- ' . . Glenn Looney of Hazel Green marketed a truck load of dairy cows, as did C-L. Starr; Starr brought bis in from his Salt Creek ranch,' and not from the Cobb Mitchell lumber company qf which he is vice president." Credit Closing Date , ; Has Been Extended k S To help .Oregon farmers In. mar keting the unusually large crop of sudan grass seed produced this year, Commodity Credit "has exj tended the closing date of the hay and pasture seed loan .program. The extension, made at the re quest . of ' the - AAA'1 committee, gives producers until February . 1, 184.tQjccktev loan papers, rjrovtding, pplicatlon .j tot the loans is made- to the county com mittee before January 1. : The loan rate on 'common seed is six' cents av pound.'- : Uiy.jr ; shearer-of Turner, "marketed ewes and' lambs ' this week, while Ed Lindstrem of Lincoln ; marketed several ' -truckloads of grain fed lambs that weighed from 100 to 110 pounds. . i, .. - -. t- See DTsger, ' well-known sheep operator . of the valley, .sold the last of bis 1941 crop of lambs this week. 'r-!j: ; ' W. F. Wakerlefer of Eddyville, brought -in a pick-up load of fine grain fed lambs, and F. W. Hin of Gervais sold a trailer load of Louis Hennbs, well-known sheep fancy- hogs. Advise Agonist New Chicken House ;That new poultry btiildings would be unsound expansion fcn ler present, conditions is the opinion of the. state AAA com mittee. i ' . . In view of the tight lumber situation and . considering, - that Oregon 1945 poultry goals call for reducing the' number i of laying hens and for holding chickens and. turkeys raised, at about the level of the 1944 output, the state cqov mittee has Instructed county com, mittees to give careful considera tioh before approving, applica tions for constructing j additional poultry facilities. ' Hnc to Treat Posts ; Non-durable fence posts,1 such as 'those, made of green fir and i pine, can be made relatively dur- , able i simply by letting them soak - for a few days in. a -solution of chormated zinc chloride. New York City has 578. miles of waterfront... h Steiwer, and Mrs. Hal Wiley. Silverton iPythian 4 Sisters Plan Meeting r SILVERTON Josephine Hart- man will be installed as' most' ex cellent chief of Home Temple, Pythian Sisters, January 18, with G oldie Down as installing officer. Other officers are Irene RoubaL past chief; Emma Kaufman, ex cellent senior; Edith Knight Over-H bss, excellent junior; Marian Nicol Hutching, manager; Frances Mehl Wavra, mistress of records and correspondence; Opal . Bee Loe, mistress of finance; Arlis Gifford Johnson, prdtector; Maxine.Hope, guard; Marie Hope, trustee for three years; Helen M. Wrightman, musician and press corsespondent; Henrietta Loe; captain of degree staff. , , 51 Mrs. Henry Query, Mrs. Ernest Jones and Mrs. Glenn Bidgood are new members of the club. - A Christmas gift exchange was held. ' V ; . The next meeting will be held at the Karl Heyden home; : Mrs. Arthur Thompson and Mrs. Leon ard Zielke will assist . j- - ;ATTHE.Hioirn; ' (Continued from page 4) hardt, commander of the attack ing 29th division. Pfc John White, Of Utica, NY, 102nd infantryman was munch ing an apple while helping to mop up resistance in t, small town. When he had finished eat - ing it, he heaved the core down a- cellar stairway he happened to be passing-rand out jumped a scared German, shouting kame rad.' He thought it was a gren ade. ..-.i:h-.-w:;i! ,i. Sewing Croup Meets For Holiday Party '- ' r 4 McALPTN The. McAlpin Stit chers met with Mrs. Oswald John son on .Thursday and worked oc a i quilt for the hostess. The annual Christmas party and election of officers was held. Those elected were A lifH TVkArfli vtoMM4. Anna Doerfler; vice-president; Ida Ammonium Nitrate Johnson, secretary-treasurer. I CnnA Tnvixtmmt . ' f vr Jt-awat v vma a tc. Welding Shop Bought Advise Ordering Now w Three to four dollars worth ox pasture may be expected from each dollar spent for ammonium nitrate' used 1 for top dressing DALLAS Harry Friesen and ! Zack Bartel have purchased the O K Rubber Welding shop from Delmer 1 Boyer of ; Willamina. Friesen has been the manager for sometime and will continue to op erate the business, w)hile Bartel iS actively engaged in another line of business. : " ' Sam Hayes Will Giye Program from Salem permanent pastures. Fifty to 75 pounds per acre applied in Febr uary and repeated in April make an enormous increase in pasture production and lengthens the pas ture season by four to six weeks, u Ammonium; nitrate is available from all fertilizer dealers on or der, but the supply is insufficient for meeting . all needs. Supplies Sam .Hayes, widely- known 1 should be ordered Immediately, i newscaster heard dally over KSLM at 9.-00 p. nx, will originate a program in Salem within the near' future,; Glenn McCormick of KSLM .announced Wedne Hayes will be in Salem in connec tion with the American -commis sion for living war memorials. 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