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PAGE ELEVEN
WX. Baker
Reported
Missing
wayne Liouis Baker, 19, tan
ner's mate 2c, has been reported
; missing in action, i His sister, Ida
isaies, saiem, received the navy
department a notification.
Baker entered the service in
May, 1943, Jeaving the employ of
the Salem Hardware -company to
do so. He had been on sea duty
approximately one year. - -
Brothers and sisters in addition
to Mrs. Bales are Jud Baker. Sa
lem; Sgt. Fred O. Baker, with the
US army in France; Darrell Baker,
Hoquiam, Wash.; Mrs. Everett
Cook, Estacada, and Bessie Wier,
Eugene. l
Willie Fisher
Is Promoted
Special to The Statesman
WITH THE 32ND INFANTRY
DIVISION IN , THE PHILIP
PINES Willie C Fisher, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie C Fisher,
1902 Broadway, Salem, has been
promoted from sergeant to staff
sergeant . ,
Fisher who is chief of all gun
sections in a battery of the 120th
field artillery "battalion with the
32nd "Red Arrow" division, en
tered the army in February 1942,
and has been overseas since April,
1912. He has participated in three
i campaigns, and holds the Bronze
. Star for meritorious conduct -and
outstanding devotion to duty dur-
I ing the operations on Leyte, in the
Philippine.
Salem Men Meet
ALBANY-SSsi. Snake rate
pott, former member of the Al
bany city police 4 force, writes
Chief of Police P. A. SteUmacher,
he is now at Keesler Field, Miss.,
attending, airplane mechanic
school. He was recently returned
to the United States from the
South Pacific where he had served
22 months with the 41st division.
Of the 20 pitchers who topped
the National league in fielding last
season the only left bander was
Harry Brecheen of the St. Louts
Cardinals. He played errorless
ball, ranking fourth with 39
chances. -
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Soldiers of -
This Area
In 362nd
WITH t THE ! FIFTH ARMY,
Italy Pvt. Wilbur J. Cowitz, 155
North 23rd street, surgical tech
nician; S. Sgt. Jack W. Robertson,
1680 North 20th street, heavy ma
chine gfln section leader, and PF.C
Donald G. Austin, 100 Carlton
way, messenger, all of Salem, with
S. Sgt Joseph M. Crenshaw, sur
gical technician, CpL. j Robert P.
Grobe, medical, man,! and PFC
Kenneth: G. Cook, rifleman, all of
Lebanon'; PFC Sari WJ Briles, pi
oneer, route xAumsvffle, and fro Cecilia Hawfh
Cpl. Leonard E. Cumer, ,coot,
route threes Albany, j Ore, are
fighting in Italy's Appennines be
fore the Po valley with the 362nd
infantry! regiment, which broke
through'' the Gothic line in one
of its best defended sectors.
The 3$2nd is part of the 91st j
"Powder River" division of the
Fifth army. It was activated Aug.
15. 1942.! at Camp White, Ore., with i
cadre jof the First cavalry divi
sion. The men trained intensive
ly for a month at their first over
seas station, Or an, Algeria and
oined the Fifth army in Italy with
other regiments of the 91st during !
last June.!
army oerps asstgxed to the sneMcal department, here pctforms one
f the tasks for which the army is recmiting waaaen today. She Is
aiding Secoad MJL Mary S. Alexander. Iva, JSC. an arwr awrae, to
change the bandages en a soldier's fractured leg. IX Edith XH Be
f the army recmiting station In Salem declared Friday that the
need is great for more army nurses and medical technicians ta care
far the nation's wounded fighting
as EZGirrn . Ant tobce
FIGHTES STATION, Engjand -PFC
Gale B. Mflligary star ronte,
Sdverton, Ore, is one of the Keep
'em Flying" personnel commended
by LL Gen. James H. Doolittle for
teamwork with , the 357h Fighter
group piiotswho .recently broke
Eighth air force fighter records by
downing 56 Luftwaffe intercep
tors ia the air and one on the
ground in a single day's combat
near Berlin.
PFC MiHigan is an auto equipment
operator with a service squadron
at this P-51 Mustang base in Eng
land. He operates and does first
Pictured above are three Salem men, who met on Tinian, one of
the Pacific islands. Left to right are Lawrence "Andy" Anderson car
penters mate zarst class; Marvm "Brick" 'Headnclc, ship's cook; first
class, and Carl Bahlberg, chief petty officer, all in the Seabees. .
Headrick and Bahlbery had run across each other oa the island
some time before, and one day were watching new outfit arrive.
They thought one of the men looked laxaQiar and threw rocks at him
as he pitched his tent." When one rack struck the newcomer ob. the
head, he started -for his tonaentecs, hut immediately recognized them
&s former friends from Salem, j H - i
Since then the three have seen each other often, said at one time
borrowed a Jeep in which they "toured the island:
LIBERTY Allan Voigt, T5,
has been at home on' emergency
furlought because of the illness of
his mother, Mrs. Arthur Voigt j
He returned Monday to Busb
nell General hospital at Brigham
City, Utah, where he serves as ar
my laboratory technician. Mrs.
Voigt has improved a great deal,
following a heart attack. v
Thus.
KSLM
(1290 ke)
koin
(970 kc)
KGW
(62t kc)
KEX
(1190 kc)
H; J. Smalleyf
Missing
in
Pacific
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Howard J. smauey, rv seaman
1c, has been reported missing in
action. His wife, the former 33e
nor Struck, who received the nvy
telegram, said no details as to date
were given, but he was known to
have been, serving in (he Pacific
theatre. : S
Smaller is the son of Mr. -and
Mrs. Howard J. Smalley, sr, of
salem; a brother ol Mrs. Alarion
O'Brien, jr and had been in the
navy since the autumn of 19i3, in
the Pacific since October, 1944. He
a Salem high school graduate
and was with the state highway
department prior to enlisting.
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WILES DRtJC CO.
Gted
Special
Unit
to The Statesman
WITH THE FIFTH ARM?, It-
aly-Pfc Robert H. Sargent, rifle
North
Tecer
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Dersru
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Front st, Food-
itly was awarded
gold badge signify-
p in the 350th VBat
regiment's 2nd bat
received the Distin
citation for its gal-
Mount Battagha.
W. Clark,- com
of the 15th army
the citation io the
ing an awards cere
Mth "Blue Devil" in
on, in the presence of
cian K. Truscott, jr.
Fifth army commander, and Maj
Gen. Paul w. Kendall, command
ing general of the 8th.
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Aspinail FuncraT i
To Be Held Saturday
SCIO, March 7 William C
Aspinwalt; 69, a' farmer; died
Wednesday at t Eugene hospital.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday with? final services af Wfl
lamette Memorial park at X pm.
Survivors are the widow; three
daughters, Mrs. Robert GfUiams,
Grabtree: Mrs. Roy Archer Med
fprd, Mrs. U. C Adams, napid
City, S. D.i and a son, Floyd As
pin wall, V. S. navy, now in South
American waters; and his mother
in Nebraska. f
SCIO Yerl Shorn, Se, sdsas to
retom this week to si navy base
after visiting his wife and infant
daughter for several days. He is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Sims.
Verl and family visited relatives
ia Eugene this week,!! accompany
ing his brother, Marley, and wife
from Scio, where they also .visit
ed at the parental home here. "
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for FEES descriptive booklet.
Dr. R. Reynolds Cfinle
If atmro-rroctelegist '
US 14. liberty fit, Saleso. Ore.
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echelon work on aH the vehicles,
used to transport men to and from;
their: work, i . V ! :- "::' : 5'. r-
The hard-hitting, high-scoring
357th Mustang froop, commanded
by LL CoL Irwiri H. Dregne, Viro-
qua, Wis, demonstrated teamwork .
and operation5 between ground
and air personnel by kayoing more
than 530 enemy Jaircraft in the eir;
and over 50 on .the ground in 11
months of combat operations. tT r
Milligan is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Milligan of the soldier s ad
dress In Silverton. He was a farm
er in civilian life and came over
seas a year ago, , ;
Relief At Last
ForYour
Cough
Creumulslon relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to. soothe and heal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
hrsnes. Tell yoOT druggist to sell you '
a bottle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the coogh or you are
to have your money back. "
CREOMULSION
for Cootnt.Caett Colds, Bronchitis
Valley
Marines
rated
B
PORTLAND, March T-iJrVTwo
Oregon ; men have been decorated
for ' . outstanding performance 'of j
dutrta ft battles tor Saripan, Tin-
ian and Coam, the marine corps
announced today.
They; are Marine Colonel John
. Wilson. 49, of Corvalhs, and
navy pharsaacisfs mate first class
Vermoine V. Klaus, 24, of Dallas.
Colonel Wilson, a veteran ma-j
tine sad holder of the Bronze Star
medal for his part in the Bougain-i
ville rampaign, was awarded the
Legion af Merit for "exceptionally
able and efZective' leadership" of
an artillery regiment on Goam.
He is a member of the Third
marine! division, now taking part
in the fighting on Iwo.
Pharmacist s Mate Klauss was
decorated with the Bronze Star for
his work as a hospital corpsman
attached to a marine infantry bat
talion on Saipan and; Tinian. He
was wounded on Saipan "and was
awarded the . Purple Heart. His
division, the fourth, is also fight-j
ing on Iwo. ; t , . Ill
Wengenrotli
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Dodging Jap mines! and mortar
fire were among the hazards en
countered by Pvt. Bill B. Wertgen-
roth of Salem, Oregon, while lay
ing telephone wire in the Leyte
island campaign. For 'his tenacity
in securing communications, Wen
genroth was promoted to technic- j
ian fifth grade, his battery com
mander announced recently.
Landing with the i famed sev
enth infantry division the first
day of the Philippine invasion,
Wengenroth saw much action
an artillery' wire man. Repairing
Jap sliced lines, he learned to
tread lightly through mine traps I
and once was pinned down for
an hour and a half by an. enemy' I
mortar barrage.
Wengenroth attended high
school in Woodburn, then worked
as a tree surgeon in Portland. 1
With eight years in the Oregon
national guard, he joined the fed
eral service in August 1940. Leav
ing the army in October 1940, he
re-entered in April,:) 1942 at Ft
Lewis, going to Camp Roberts for
basic training. He transferred to
the seventh division at San Luis
Obispo, July. 1942. He is a vet
eran - of Attu and Kwajalein
well as the Philippines.
Technician Fifth Grade Wen
genroth's grandmother, 'Nancy!
M. Johnston and his sister, Donna
M. Wengenroth live at 1160 South !
14th at, Salem.
SIGN OF A
CoM PrepaiaUoaM s direct
Rom vhere I atL Jy Joe Marsh
Definition cf a
; Great Men
At BIU Webster's the other eve
nlngV mm mm m t-idir.g BiU about
his children always saying that
their pop'gatjtatissn., "
Weav the klis are rttt,
csmcUea L "Crsryhotfy ia
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cant he part el graataasn auU
svK share tatL
In America (argues EU1)
things that used to belong onlj
to the crest are cbriinioh prop
erty: a - share in government
through the rht to votc lndl-
Tidual liberties guaranteed by
constitution; freedom to speak
one inlnd; to work at what on
pleases; to choose what one likes
to eat or drink .. . whether beer
orbutterclc .
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ae iaspcctaat point to add to
sake BCTa saefinitton rtng traa.
Tf mast be worthy f that'
gitssaa. Tf sasst hars tha
hasalllty to appreciata tkeea
blessings . . . neves abase fkera
frith intsdersncw, ialemptraaoe,
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