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Marine Veterans
From Salem Are
Among Graduates
Two Salem marine corps vet-
' rns of the Pacific War have been
graduated from infantry school
battalion, a super-combat school
which trains these men for in
structors. They are: .
CpL Charles R. Brown, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leone E. Brown of
route 6, Salem. A graduate of
Salem high school in' 1936, Cor
poral Brown enlisted in the mar
ine corps in February, 1941 and
later served aboard the USS Hon
olulu in the Pacific.
CpL Thomas W. King, sdn of
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. King of 1770
South Liberty street, Salem, who
also joined the marine corps in
February, 1941. 7
, oth Corporals Brown and King
are graduates of Salem high
school. v .
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Pyt Ha Scott Gels
Hospital Assignment
WAC Pvt . Da Scott, who en
listed for service with , the army
medical department in October,
has been assigned to Fitzsimmons
Army General hospital, Denver,
Colo., for training as a, laboratory
technician. The Salem enlistee of
fered her services with the army
medical department to help allevi
ate the critical shortage of nurses
at army general hospitals, accord
ing to her enlistment officer, Lt
Edith DiRe of the local army re
cruiting station. ; t , . "
Private Scott was formerly su
pervision of home economics in
struction at the'Chemawa Indian
school. She is a graduate of Pur
due university. s
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1 Eases Rules
For Recruits
Liberalization for ani indefinite
period of; physical" requirements
for 17-yesirold recruits in the US
coastguard is reported 1 by ' Chief
Yeoman O. L. Puckett, in charge
.of the coastguard recruiting of
Cce for Oregon at 806 Southwest
: Morrison, Portland S.
Minimum visual requirements
f now. are 20-50 in pne eye and 20
1 40 in the other, corrected by glass
es to 2M0 in both. Weight may
now be 10 per cent under previous
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5 feet, 2 inches. Dental require
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Puckett! also reports j that the
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examination for 'appointment of
cadets to the coastguard; academy,
May 9 and 10. This is open to
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either military or civilian, between
the ages of 17 and 22 years. Edu
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graduates!! of the four-year course
are commissioned ensigns in the
regular coastguard.
SIXTH AKM1 GROUP. Franee-
Corp. Edmond Danskey, Box 313,
Rt 1, Woodburn,
21YpungMen
Sign Up for
Njavy Service ,
Keeping pace with the fast tem
po set by units pf the fleet oper
ating in the central Pacific areas,
the navy! enlistment figure for the
month of February zoomed up
ward Friday with the announced
filing of application for enlist
ment of 21 17-year-olds at the lo
cal recruiting station, v ' .
In addition to applicants for
general service, ,and potential as
signees to. one of the navy's many
trade schools, three 'Salem high
school seniors took qualifying ex
animations for entrance to I the
navy Radar schol at Great Lakes,
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Prospective Radarmen include:
Jack . Slater, Don JEastridge and
Robert Robins, all of Salem. Gen
eral service applicants applying
Friday were: Berton A. Kephart,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A.
Kephart, 1840 North Fifth street;
Frans N. Wood son' of Mr. and
Mrs Elhananr P. Wood, route
three, both of Salem; Gene LeRoy
Myers, Hubbard, and i John! H,
Jackman, McMinnville. T f
Sgt. Charles Fredrickson, top, son
of Mrs. Steria Justice, 160 High
way avenue is new with Gen
eral Patton's army tn Germany.
He was rf tamed to duty after
being hospitalized for many
months follewingitwo years in
the Sooth Paciflcf j j
His brother, Kobert Lee Fred
rickson, bottom, storekeep Jc,
wis killed in the 1 battle of the
Coral ss May 7, 1942. Both
boys attended Salem schools,
arid Sergeant Fredrickson was
graduated j from Salem high
school with the class of 1939.;
Mrs, Justice's husband, Tom
Justice, is now with the army
in the Philippines I 4
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Ore., operates a
radio for ija Field
Artillery battery
some where von
the southern
flank bf the
western i jjf r o n t.
Before entering
; the armytj3 yean
ago, Dafiskej,
was a farmer ir.
Woodburn. He has been overseas
23 months and has S battle stars.
He has two brothers, Edward in
the navy fand Charles in the army.
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DALLAS. Feb. a Allen Day
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Day;
219 Clay;! street, is a prisoner of
war in Germany, his parents have
been notified. He had ! been re
ported missing in action in France
since January 18. ,
STLVEatTON Lt. and Mrs.
Donald Christenson are, en route
to Big Creek, Calif., before going
on to Fort Ord. Their two da ugh
ten, Peey and Diane, I are with
Coy James Martin, fireman first
class, UJS. naval reserve, has been
spending a 30-day leave with his
father, J. O. j Martin. I and other them. They lived at Big Creek
members of his family, at the I before the lieutenant was induct-
home of his aunt, MrsJV.T. Mar
ton, on Ratclif; drive. I ! j
Martin enlisted in. the navy In
September, 1942, atl Alius, Okla,
and took boot training at Great
Lakes, IlL He has been 30 months
with transportation i unit in the
south Pacific, and reports back to
Sani Francisco February 16. He
will visit his youngest sister in
Santa Maria, j Calif. on his way
south. - . .. ;j.
Besides his father j his sister,
Ollie Martin, j and two brothers,
ed into the army. Mr. Christen
son has been living at Silyerton
since that time, i 'j
Lt. and! Mrs. Harvey i Christen
son are ai Tacoma and will go on
to Santa!; Barbara after a short
stop here. He has been in the
south Pacific for. three years.
Both are sons of Mayor and
Mrs. George Christenson of Sil
verton. A third son, John, is now
in the European war theater.
W00D3UHN, Feb. t Robert
F.Frentz, chief machinist mate,
la missing after' action, his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frentz,
112 Settlemeir street, have been
notified. He had been in the navy
for eight yean, j
Set. Dick Whitman waa Wound
ed in Belgium 2$ days after he
left New York City, members of
his family have been notified by
the war department 4 .
Mrs. -Lolabelle ! Foster has re
ceived word that her son, Pvt,
M; L. Roy roster, has arrived m
Italy. Private, Foster, who has
CskSfr EtSarei Distress tf r
A littla Vs-tro-nol up
each nostra effectively
avnd promptly reHerea
distress of need colds
snakes breathing easier
j also helps prerent
many colds from devel
oping' tf used m tune.
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been In the service sine June,
1944, is in. (he infantry; ; -
! Pvt. Jack C. Handle, United
States marine corps, son of; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis H. Handle, 2703
Portland Road, is home on fur-,
lough this week. He recently was
transferred from San Dtego to
Camp Pendleton, Calit , : ,
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Winston and Connie, are residing PITAL, Brigham City, tJUh-Pro-
temporanly with Mrs.!V. G. Mar-
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Wiibur ThraU Now
In English Hospital
Pfc. Wilbur C. ThralL whose Arthur Voigt of; route! S. Salem,
motion of Pfc. Allan E. Voigt of
Salem, Ore., to technician fifth
grade, was announced here today
by CoL Robert! M. Hardaway,
commanding officer of the hos
pital, j p ,
T5 Voigt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
wiff lives at 747 jSoUth 12th st,!
was. wcamded m sction in Bel
gium on January a and is now
at a hospital in England. Thrall I
lived in Salem four years and was!
employed at Lakebrpok before his j
has been assigned duties as a la
boratory! technician. ;
FOSTER FIELD, Texas Uncle
Sam's army air forces were fur
ther bolstered with pilots this
month when Foster Field, Texas,
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the Aleutians and returned to the ! flying training command, gradu-
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overseas in October.! 1944. Hist of aviation cadets.
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Foster fField, "Which has been
turning ut pilots since October,
1941, soon will conduct an entirely
new training function-fixed aer
ial gunnery and P-40 transition.
Graduates who received silver
pilots' wings and; the gold bars of
a second lieutenant included Wil
liam B. Ragon, 20, son of. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry B. Ragon of! Silverton.
His wife is the former Wanda
Darlene Dyer of Independence,
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A personal appearance of artists I Wounded. South Pacific
irom radio station KGW, Portlnad, SSgL j James Lemmdn one of
will contribute to the Lincoln Day the Oregon national guard men
Celeatlon at V1' house Mon- who enlisted at Salem in 1940, has
day,; from 2 to 20 pjn. Members been wounded by enemy fire in
ra me legislature will assemble the south Pacific, it j has been
in the housf chamber for the en-1 learned by his parents, Mr. and
uiomenLi . ; I M Mm r.nr Ixmmnn of To da.
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ox we leaiurea artists. Abe Ber4 hip -by rifle fire and 3 suffered
covitz, KGW jmusi director, will shell 1 fragment wound in th
lead his eight piece orchestra and left leg. He has three brothers
uie s lamous sponscaster Rollie in thA tmlm. n overseas. . -
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wiarx, romanuc soprano, Andy
Cla tfn X&F Stephen Paietta,
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