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plervd la naw la Germany with
the Mth division, his mother.
Airs. - John C Goplerod, has
learned. Goplerud was gradv
' mted from the rani Brush
Creek school, later from Silver
. too high school and then from
Pacific Lather college at Park
land, Wash. " He was teaching In
Washington at the time he went
Into the army. Be went
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Air Medal Is
Awarded to
Sgt. Boydston
v Special to The Statesman '
AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE LIB
ERATOR STATION, England S
Sgt Jacques W. Boydston. son of
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Boydston
of 1004 Ellis street, Dallas, Ore.
has been awarded the air medal
for "meritorious ; achievement
while - - participating in several
bombardment missions over - en-
,txaj territory. Sergeant Boydston
serves as a nose gunner on a B-24
Liberator.--'
Boydston is a member of. the
63 rd bombardment group, the old
est Liberator group in the Euro-
pean theatre-of operations. Be
tides the airinedal, he also wears
the distinguished unit ribbon, a
group citation from the war de
partment, for the 93rd's action on
the Ploesti Oil fields in Rumania
; In August of 1943, and the Euro
pean theatre ribbon.
Boydston flew with his crew in
support ox me ground forces on
November 18 in the Metz area
, when the Allies opened their new
offensive in that sector.
Before entering the .'army, Sgt
Boydston was a student at Ore
gon State, college. He graduated
from Dallas high school in 1942.
Margaret Wheeler
In WAVE School
One of the latest recruits to re
port to Hunter's college, US na
val training school for WAVES in
New York City, was Miss Mar
garet Jean Wheeler of Dallas,
Chief Specialist A. C Friesen, of
the Salem navy recruiting station
announced today.
Miss Wheeler wag graduated
from Dallas high school with the
class of 1941 and attended the
Oregon college of Education at
Monmouth for one year. For the
last two years, she was employed
by the Columbia Air Craft Corp.,
in Portland. Her parents, Mr.' and
Mrs. R. H. Wheeler reside at 712
Ellis street, Dallas.
GERVAIS Robert M. Holon-
bek. merchant marine, is , home
from the South Pacific and will
remain until January IS, when he
will enter officers' training school
at Alhambra, Calif.
Corporal Garren in
European Theatre
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AN AIR ( TRANSPORT COM
MAND BASE IN GREAT BRI
TAIN CpL Thomas D. " Garren,
son of Mrs. Ralph Garren of Sa
lem, Ore., is now serving in the
European theatre of operations
as a member of the European di
vision of the air transport com
mand; U.S. army air forces, com
manded by Brig. . Gen. Earl S.
Hoag.
As the trans-Atlantic aerial
supply line between the United
States and Europe, the ATCs Eu
ropean division operates hundreds
of cargo and passenger planes
monthly, carrying important pas
sengers, vital war cargo, the all
important soldiers' mail, and 're
turning wounded American sol
diers to ;the United States.
i Corporal Garren entered the
service December 8, "1942. : ,
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WOODBUSN PFC Arthur L.
Gates, marine corps, has return
ed to San Diego after a fur
lough with his parents, MrV and
Mrs. Charles E. Gates, and his
sister Xerrame Bowman. He
was, hi Samoa 15 months. He
now expects to attend advance
cooks' and bakery schooL An
other son, John, I Kates, fire
man 2nd class, also was home
earlier this fall. ,He now Is In
the Philippines where their
brother - in - law, Sgt Wllbert
Bowman if the 96th division, is
' statioaed.f John U Gates wife,
the former Mary Buchanan,
a. lives north of town.
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SILVERTON Raymond L. Hall
soundman third class, who has
been in the Central and South Pa
cific, is visiting his parents, 'Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis A. HalL He was
. honored this week at meetings of
the Delbert Reeves post and unit
.of American Legion. Hall was
. commander of the Sons of Legion-
naires and took active part in le
: gion work at Silverton prior to his
enlistment immediately after his
graduation from the Silverton
high school. The : post and unit
. had the annual Christmas party
' - this week." . ,-,
ROBERTS Sgl and Mrs. Ray
mond Higfins and daughter, Julie,
have returned to Ft Canby , after
spending, several days with the
sergeant's parents; Mr. and Mrs.
George Hlggins.
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Navyfs Need-'
For Seabees
Grows Urgent
Immediate submission of appli
cations for enlistment in the naval
construction battalion by men Vho
are contemplating' early induction,
was today urged by A.C Friesen,
chief specialist of the Salem navy
recruiting station. Enlistment re
quirements must be fully! satis
fied prior to actual induction, ta
assure Seabee assignment, accord
ing to Friesen. -
"The need for Seabees is acute,
by reason of the fast pace set by
naval forces: in Pacific war' the
atres," ' Friesen said. "The navy
needs 350,000 skilled craftsmen
within the next six months."
Carpenters surveyors, pipe-fitters,
plumbers, welders, divers,
storekeepers, black smiths, me
clianics, shipffitters, bos'n 'mates,
and stevedores not presently em
ployed in essential industry are
among the tirades - classifications
eligible fog, enlistment in the con
struction battalion. First and sec
ond class petty officer rates are
available for qualified men. r
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D ALLASLoois Digby, S 2c,
Is spending a six day leave with
his parents,! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Digby. Digby has t$mpleted his
boot training at the San Diego sta
tion, and will return for further
assignment after Christmas.
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" SEATTLE, Dec. ll.-0-A B-17
Flying Fortress bomber. Its nose
t . . ...
blown . to shambles, instruments
wrecked and o x y g e n system
knocked out, flew home through
flak-starred skies from a recent
raid on Cologne, permany, and
reached its, base, the Boeing Air
craft Company said today it had.
been advised from an Eighth air
force; bomber' station In England.
"Only the combined skill of Lt
Lawrence Mi Delancey of Corval
lis,. Ore pilot, and 2nd Lt Ray
mond. J. Ledoux, Mount Angel,
Ore, navigator, brought the big
bomber home f after, flak almost
ripped away the nose section, the
dispatch said. . . ' ; J v
The plane was off balance and
had no ; brakes, but , Lieutenant
ueiancey -Drought the B-17 to a
perfect landing said the dis
patch. .,; H: .' : '
Field personnel gazed with as
tonishment las the plane rolled to
stop and the survivors climbed
out (a staff sergeant, had been
killed.) , : - .
. When the ship was hit, Delan
cey said, part of the nose section
"peeled back and obstructed my
vision and that of my copilot.
What little there was left In front
of me looked like a scrap heap;
The wind was j rushing through
the bomber and with our feet ex
posed to the ait! at a 30,000-foot
altitude the temperature was un
bearable. "..' I ' , . ; ? j n ; -
"The hit. had knocked, lieuten
ant Ledoux back on the catwalk
but he was able to get top and set
a tentative course home. He did a
swell Job with no Instruments to
speak of " -
Special to The Statesman
! AN EIGHTH XlR0RCE S2i
VICS COMMAND STATION,
EnglancU-Sgt. Rodney M. FrnlU,
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. .H. Fruity
route ' one, Halsey, Ore is sta
tioned at this , strategic air depot
bomber repair base. He works
overhauling the Sperry1 automatic
computing gunsights used-in the
ah force's heavy, bombers. Serge
ant ' Fruitt -was graduated from
Brownsville high School In : 1940
and from Bakersfield, Calif.. Jun
ior college in 1942. In civilian life
he was g. farmer.
Howard C Obershaw
promoted to ariatioa machinist
- mate third class, he has noU
; fled his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Obershaw of West Sa-
. lem. ne enlisted in the navy
- last January. After taking boot
training at Farragmt he went to
school at Norman. Okla, and
v now Is stationed at San Diego.
; His wife, the former- Er m y 1
Klpple, Is Bvlng In San Diego.
Bis parents
October. .
visited , then last
- Sgt George C. Alexander, gon
of Warden and Mrs. George Alex
ander of Salem, is home on fur
lough from his base at "Mopdy
field, near -Valdosta, Ga 'where
he is a ground instructor in' the .
sis corps. The sergeant, former
ly with the' national guard, Was '
with the -coast artillery for -two
years prior to transferring o- vie -
air corps. V ' y
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i SALEM HEIGrTTS-iFvt. Oscar
L. nangen, son of Mr. and Mrs. t.
Ole Haugen, - Ewald ; avenue, is
with -the army infantry la France. ,
Another son' is with the navy. .
Howard E. Haugen, fireman first
class, has finished diesel training
at ' the Naval Training school,
Richmond, Va. r
DALLAS Carl Swenso.
2c, is spending a two-week leave
at thef home of his father, the Rev.
Charles Swenson. ' Swenson has
spent the past two years and sev
en months in the southwest Pa
cific, coming to the states : from
Guam, a He will return to his sta
tion shortly after Christmas. ' ,
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