The OEEGOH STATESMAN, Saletsu Oregon. Tuesday Morning. May 12. IS 45
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Magi
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Killed in
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First Lt Louis H. Magin, .who
sts a student at Willamette univers
ity, 1931-35, and an employ of
the Montgomery Ward store here
and made many friends in Salem,
was killed in action April 7 in
Germany. .. , , j ,;
Word of Ma gin's death came to
Salem this week from Amityville,
NY, where his parenti the Rev.
I and Mrs. Louis Magin, and his
I brother, Robert, also j a former
Willamette university student, re
side. While tiie Rev. Mr. Marin
served a Methodist church dis
trict superintendent,- the family
made its home here. i
Louis. Hughes Magin! was born
in Minneapolis, June 2?, 1913. He
entered Willamette , university in
1931 and for two years was s
regularly enrolled I student here
The last two years of his residence
in Salem, he was a special student
at j the university while working
downtown, . . )'-.
Magin was business manager of
the Collegian, student weekly
newspaper, one year at Willamette
and was a member of the univers
ity 1 Philharmonic choir which rep
resented Oregon at the Chicago
Century of Progress exposition in
Chicago in 1933. Leaving Willam
ette, he entered Massachusetts
institute of Technology, from
which he was graduated in 1938
with a bachelor's degree in sd
ence. While completing his senior
year, he served as director of
boys' work in Madison Square
Church House, New York. In 1937,
with his brother, he traveled by
motorcycle through Europe, visit
ing; 12 countries in the continent,
and in 1939 he became sales man
ager for the American, Furniture
company in New York. He entered
the service December 14, 1942,
went overseas last November and
was with the Seventh army when
he was killed in April.
INDEPENDENCE Mrt. Raroa-
delL jr., has received Word that
her husband, S. A. RamsdelL jr.
fireman, 1c, is in the Philippines.
Reared in Polk county,! he is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. CIA. Rams-
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Salem Women
Basic
WAC Training
FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga., May
21. -Two Salem,! Ore., women are
taking basic military training at
the third fWAC training center
here;! as members of one of the
newly organized WAC medical
companies.'
Basic training:
of instruction in'
of army life, military customs and
SWEET HOME MaJ. William
Horner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sofas Horner, died April 17
ear the Elbe river in Germany.
Lt. William Mudd
Wounded in Action
For Second Time
Lt William C. Mudd, with the
7th army in the Munich, area, was
seriously wounded in action on
April 30 and now Is hospitalized,
a telegram from the war depart-i
man! Hiej1oA4 Siinilsv
The lieutenant, who was grad
uated from Salem high and at
tended 1 Willamette and the Uni
versity of Oregon, was command
ing company B of the 30th infan
try. The wound was his second.
Mrs. William C. Mudd and baby
now are at Modesto, Calif. The
lieutenant's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Mudd of Salem.
INDEPENDENCE CpL Ray
mond Powers is home on a fur
logh after 36 months in the Pa
cific theater of war, with an in
fantry division.
INDEPENDENCE -?- PFC Earl
Riha, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Riha, is home on a 15-day fur
lough from Fort Lewis.
Hftaidl S i ; IPo' d g it sn mm
courtesies,' army
orientation, phy
sical training, map reading, the
articles of war; and army admin
istration. i
On completion of basic training
they will be assigned to the en
listed women's ; technician school
to be! trained as medical techni
cians or medical clerks.
The Salem women are: Pvt.
Lora Goddard, 458 N. Church t
ana ,rvt. weu Mi ruuttei, ioa JKiv
er si, . - j . r
Prior to enlistment in the Worn
en's army corps, Pvt. Goddard
was employed as an x-ray techni
cian and medical stenographer for
Drs. Morse and Robertson. She is
the daughter of Mrs. Cordelia
Lewis of Salem.
Pvt Kntttel jhas three ' sons,
Claude C. feorrgech, Harold Knit
tel and Arnold Knittel, who also
are in service.
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Health Avards
Given Schools
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Winning schools in the county
4-H Health scholarship contest
sponsored by Marion county pub
lic health association have been
picked and scholarships to 4-H
club summer school 'will : be
awarded to S schools.: i ' I
Winning one-room schools were
"THE YOUNG JIDEA'? By Mossier
STAYTON Sft. Alva Andersen,
U. S. marine eerps. died Feb-
nurjr it of mudi received
Febraary 19 at Iwe Jima. Bis
widow, a year-eld dangbier, his
father; three sisters' and ' twe
brothers survive. "
Lt. Paul M Hoyme
Gets Bronze Star !
INDEPENDENCE Mrs.
Hoyme hail receijved word that her
husband, Lt Paul M. Hoyme, was
awarded the Btonze Star medal
for beroici achievement in action,
from Col. ,R. Wj Broedlow of the
361st infantry regiment of the 91st
"Powder River" Idivision. I
Hurboii' Home From Sea
KEIZER-Sydhey Hudson Fran
cisco jr., .motor- machinist mate
3c. son of Mr. j and Mrs. H. S.
Francisco,! is spending a -27-day
leave at his home here. On duty
the iiast if months in the Pacific
area; he saw action in the Marsh
alls, Mariannas, i and Peleau is
lands' and at Lihgayen gulf. He
wears the American campaign rib-
bon, Pacific-Asiatic campaign rib-
Tnes.
KSLMi
(139 ke) ;
KOIN
(178 ke)
KGW
(620 kc)
KEX
(11H kc)
bon, with three
the Philippine
with one star.
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Christophejson,
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month-old daughter, whom he had
never before seen. He was in the
landings on Okinawa, serving on
an LST. His parents and Mr. and
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wiui nis parents ana inenas alter
service in tiie Pacific.
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INDEPENDENCE SSgt. Isa
Burch, 25, 5 son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cash Burch' of Monmouth, is cur
rently assigned to the AAF redis
tribution .station No. 4 at Santa
Ana army aifbase. Sergeant
Burch has 'completed 35 missions
as a raachinegunner on a B-17. He
enlisted January 9, 1942 and went
overseas irt August, 1944. He re
ceived the Air Medal with five
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Nominates
For New Year
DALLAS The American Le
gion met Thursday evening. Fried
Stinnette, chairman of the pro
gram committee presented Phyllis
arid Dorothy Keeler in a number
of ongs with Lloyd Domaschofsky
as accompanist. ; j
During the business meeting re
ports of the various committees
were heard. Ed Himes outlined; a
tentative program for memorjal
day; Commander Elmo Bennett
named Paul Heacock to assist with
the? procuring of new crosses fpr
the memorial plot in front of the
courthouse. No more junior high
awards will be given for the dur
ation, it was decided. j
Nominations for officers nw
include: commander, William Db-
maschofsky; first vice, Paul Kifs
miller and J. A. Inglis; second
vice, Joady Rhodes; third vi4e,
Lawrence McKee and Glenn Hor
adjutant, John Cerny; finance Of
ficer. Laird Woods; historian, H
S. Kreason; Sgt.-at-arms, Vessje
Neal, Chas. Greenwood and Glenn
Wick; executive committee, (to
to be elected), Eearl -Richardsdn
and William Himes. 1
Commander Bennett appointed
a committee to arrange for a spe
cial dinner to be given June 6
when members of the Valsetz pqjst
and auxiliary will be guests
Charles Greenwood, Ed Hamilton
and O. E. Anderson are members
for participation
the Eighth air
oak leaf clusters
in action, i with
force.: 1
CmCAGO-(Spedal)-Geerge V.
LeFever, 19, route 2, Dallas. Ore-
has been advanced to electrician's
matey first; class, USNR, while
serving aboard an escort aircraft
carrier of the Atlantic-Pacific, and
European-African-middle eastern
theaters. His parents are Mr. and
Mrs.: D. A-'iLeFeVer, of Dallas. He
attended the Dallas high school.
ABOAUr AN AISCSAFT CAE-
RDSR. IN THE PACIFIC Charles
Raymond Bayless, seaman, first
class; USNR, whose wife, Mrs.
Charles R. Bayless, lives at Philo
math, Ore.,' was aboard this Essex
class, .aircraft carrier when her
planes battered Okinawa prior to
the inarinei;and ahny landings. j
I?hEPENDENCE Max Melton,
aviation ordnanceman, 1c, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Landers, is
stationed at San Francisco. He re
cently visited relatives and friends
here. - - -1 !
Grange Asks
Standard Time!
MONMOUTH The Home Econ
omics club of Monmouth grange
met Friday for a noontime dinner,
loiiowed by a snort program. The
members went on record as wish
ing to return to a use of standard
time. As the state grange officially
endorsed a movement for return
to standard time, in 1944, at the
state grange meeting at Grants
Pass, the membership here decided
to remind the state organization
of that endorsement
The committee working on
rural fire district's formation
this" area, reported that petitions
have been circulated and all trie
groundwork laid for a special
election in the area.!
me grange also i endorsed an
amendment legalizing action of
the state executive board to change
the time of the annual state grange
meeting, or to cancel it for this
year. At present plans are sched
uled to hold it in Baker the first
part of June. Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Graber are the local delegates
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stock;
holm, alternates.
I
- In 1923, when the sarcophagus
of the ancient Egyptian king
Tutenkhamon was opened, several
pairs of gloves were found.
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LJrl m . i
Union and Prospect; two and three
room schools, Butteville and
Cloverdale; four-room and larger
schools, Lincoln at Woodburn and
Stayton. Those selected as main
taining highest standards of main
tenance' throughout the past year
were Hubbard and Middle Grove.
The schools are t to select a
worthy dub member . from their
membership to attend Summer
school which will be held at Ore
gon State college at Corvallis on
June 19 to 29, states Bishop. j
Thirty-three schools entered the
contest which is now in its sixth
year. The contest adds incentive
to better health dub work, im
provement in personal -" health,
school, playground and sanitary
facilities. - - i
L C Lermon, county sanitarian.
assisted Bishop with the school in
spection during the first two weeks
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Do yea mind awfully If I leave one en? . . . Get a little bet with
some! wise guys at the Super-Soda Bar!"
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Times computed for Taft. O
the. U. S. Coast and Geodetic
lor Tha Ornn Ktibsain
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conditions treat
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- Naturo-Proctolotist
tit N. Liberty 8t, Salem, Ore.
of May. Most schools have main
tained good health standards, with
several making major Improve
ments, ' such as painting, new
furnaces, water systems and play
ground equipment . ;
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graph key starts tapping
t 10 o'clock I'm tsfening.
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