PAGE TWELVE
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Thursday Morning, Jus 14. 1945
Navy Solving
Problems of
Readjustment :
The navy already has organized
its program for taking care of
discharged veterans, regarding
. their physical well-being and
mental readjustment, the Salem
Xiwanis club was told Tuesday
by Comdr. Charles J. Frisbie,
USNR. public relations officer of
quarters at Seattle. . ,
The commander was not en
thused about civilian groups
He declared the next 10 years
would be historically crucial in
world history, and that nations
would become increasingly world
minded through the huge increase
in shipping.
The commander, a native i of
Nice, France, and in civilian life
the general agent for New Eng
land Mutual life Insurance in
Boston, has been detailed to aid
rthe navy in solving readjustment
problems.
' The Kiwanis club endorsed the
acquisition of Bush pasture as
well as the tax proposals on the
June 22 ballot
H
Gordon King
Promoted to
First Lieutenant
HEADQUARTERS 13TH AAF,
Philippines Gordon King, Mit
chell medium - vt;"
oomocr puoi oi i
340 East Wilson1
street, has been.
promoted to first?!
IiMifonant I t Vi .. !
the veteran Cru
saders medium
bomb a r d m e n 1
group of the 13th
AAF.
tinnArl In h I j. -V
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Philippines Lieu- t-
tenant King re
cently flew his 49 bombing mis
sion against the Japanese since
arriving overseas in September,
1944. His most recent missions
have included some of the first
reconnaissance and bombing
flights to Borneo and French Indo
China.
in 1933, Lieutenant King was em
ployed with the U. S. National
Bank of Portland prior to his en
listment in the aviation cadets in
March, 1943.
The flier is married to the for
mer Elvina Kasberg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kasberg,
300 Salem Heights ave., and has
a young son, Johnny. Two broth
ers are also in service Robert
King, overseas with the 41st di
vision and Cpl. Thomas W. King,
overseas with the marine corps.
' Midshipman Frederick G. Brad-
shaw is home on leave from An
apolis, Md., and is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Brad
shaw, 1530 Chemeketa.
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Herbert H. GUI, Ph M 2e, of ,Wodbnrn (right), with tw other
: pharmacist's mates who also served with ; the Second marine
division, reinforced, during the seizure and occupation of Jap
held Tarawa, receives the Presidential Unit Citation ribbon from
Capt Jesse W. Allen, (MC), USN, medica) ! officer In command,
at the U. S. naval hospital, San Diego. Others in the picture
are: Owen D. Mays, Hood River, Ore, (left), and Godron R.
Edwards of San Diego. (Official U.; 8. navy photo)
Dallas Man Rolls
Oyer Admiralties
On Tandem Bike
CHICAGO (Special) Alexan
der A. Smith, seaman, first class,
of the Seabees, of Meridian, Conn,
gets around a base in the Admir
alty islands aboard a tandem bi
cycle which he and a shipmate
constructed out of scrap mater
ials. The shipmate, Jamie W. Ediger,
shipfitter, third class, of Dallas,
Ore, and Smith vouch for the
performance of the tandem since
it was made from the usually re
liable Sea bee stockpile of 34
inch water pipe, cast-off sheet
metal and salvaged bicycle
wheels.
Only sour note struck in their
friendship comes as they pedal
along singing, MOn A Bicycle
Built for Two."
FORT GEORGE WRIGHT.
WRIGHT, Wash. (Special) Cpl.
Robert R. Robinson has reported
to the AAF convalescent hospital
here after 27 months in the Euro
pean theater where he served with
toe 12th air force. He wears the
European theater ribbon with five
campaign stars and the Good Con
duct ribbon. Corporal Robinson's
wife is the former Muriel Gaiser,
and their home is at 882 North
20th st, Salem, Ore.
To Teach In Hwaco Miss Jan-
ette Graber, Salem, is to teach
English and be in charge of the
library at the Ilwaco high school
this fall.
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Willi A 12TH AAF B-25 GROUP
IN ; THE MEDITERRANEAN
THEATRE Receiving eon-
gratulatioiu from ' Brig. Gen.
Hobert DJ Knapp, Auburn, Abu,
commanding ceneral of a vet
eran medium B-25 bombardment
wing offihc Twelfth air force,
Is 1st Lti Donald O. Cronemiller,
. Salem, Ore pilot. He has just
been awarded the air medal He
has been; overseas four months
and has flown 45 missions over
German-held targets. His par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lynn F.
Cronemiller, liv at 1760 S. Wln-
' ter st.
DALLAS Sgt Percy Neufeld,
son of M?. and Mrs. P. J. Neu
feld is spending a 45 day furlough
here afterj serving 37 months in
the central: Pacific. Upon comple
tion of his furlough he will return
to his Pacific island base. Neu
feld enlisted April, 1942 l and is
a clerk in an air force headquarters.;'-;
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JTSgt fred Neufeld, a brother,
is also spending a furlough at his
home. A member of the army
air corps, : he was granted, a five
day extension so that he could
visit with his brother.
Fred S. Hall, Jr.
Woimdcd; Robert
Hall in Hospital
WOODBURN Mrs. ' Fred si
Hall received a telegram last week
from, the war department inform
ing her that her son, PFC Freds
S. Hall, jr., was slightly wounded;
in action on Luzon May '4, 1945. V
Shet had previously received a
letter 'from him telling her he had
been in a foxhole when a mortar
shell hit a tree about six yards
a way and shrapnel hit him on
the head, knocking him down. His
right Jarm was broken.
Mrs; Hall also received a letter
telling her that her son, T5 Rob-
ert C. - Hall, had been awarded
the bronze star medal for meri
torious service in action against
the enemy in Belguim September
12, 1944. Robert is still in the hos
pital St Brigham City, Utah, re-;
coverfng from wfnds. 1
Don Robinson Home
For 30-Day Furlough j
DALLAS Pvt. Don Robinson
Is spending a 30-day furlought in
Dallas with his wife. Serving with
a signal company of the air corps,
Robinson has seen 15 months of
service In Corsica, France and
Italy 4 He will report to Ft Lewis
for reassignment after his fur
lough.
DALLAS Malcolm Rose, Jr.,
has been promoted to ship's cook
third.! class according to word re
ceived by his wife, Mrs. Jannette
Rose,- Entering the service in Sep
tember 1942, he is now stationed
in the Philippines with a naval
construction battalion. He had
previously seen service in the
north! Atlantic. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Malkom Rose. i
Marine PFC Margaret E. Lov
ell, daughter of Mrs. Cora B.
Lovell of 475 N. Capitol st Salem,
recently was graduated from the
quartermaster school at the
Marine Corps Base, Camp Le
jeune, N. C. Private Lovell, who
enlisted in November, 1944, has
been assigned to duty in the
quartermaster section at Quanti-
co, Va.
JEFFERSON Francis Phelps
has been advanced to chief petty
officer, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Phelps have learned. He
is now stationed at Alameda,
Calif., where his wife lives. Grad
uated from Jefferson high school
he enlisted in 1942 and trained at
San Diego, Seattle and later was
an instructor at Norman, Okla. f
ORCHARD HEIGHTS Milton
Southwick, machinist 2c, came
home last week after more than
twolyears in the South Pacific. He
and! his wife, the former Jean
JutStrom, are living in Salem un
til his 30-day leave ends, when
they will move to Corvallis where
he will be stationed.
IN HONOR OF OUR WAR DEAD
Si
AND THE l9,pOO
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEN AND IwOMEN
? i
WHO ENTERED THE ARMED SERVICES
WE HAVE SET ASIDE
JUNE 14, 1945
AS SOUTHERN PACIFIC WAR SERVICE DAY
On tbii day Southern Pacijk tntn and women all over the system gather to 'reaffirm
THESE SOLEMN PLEDGES! f ' t
" 1 Perform our jobs with utmost efficiency and safety . I
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2 Support the Seventh War Loan ' i ' " .
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3 2C UP c C1055 Blood Banks and other war agencies .
L Give friendly service to all patrons, with good r teamwork among ourselves
the friendly Southern Pacific ;
Richard F.' Cox, son of Mr. and
Mr. !. C. Cox of Hermiston,
and husband tZ Mrs. Lois Cox,
1470 North Capitol. Salem,. who
has been promoted to first lieu
tenant ai his 13th AAF base in
the southwest Pacific He Is a
veteran J of' : S9 missions and
wearer of the air medal. He la a
pilot of a B-24 Liberator bomb
er with the "Long : Rangers1
which holds the record for long
bombing missions.
Mona J. Skaug .
21 Mohths Willi 1
WACs . Overseas '
FIFTH ARMY HEADQUAR
TERS, GARDA, Italy. Twenty
one months of service with the
Fifth -army in North Africa and
Italy is the WAC record of T4
Mona J. I Skaug, 2004 Market st;
Salem, Ore.
, T4 Skaug is the fourth mem
ber of her family in uniform and
a reunion soon with; her three
brothers, also in tho-army,. is. one
of her most cherished' ambitions.
Her . brothers' - are Sgt. Clarence
N.' Skaug, now in Germany; Sgt
Vernie J. Skaug, with the medical
department; and Cpl. Henry M.
Skaug. -i -i-'jr " i ::::' s
r T4 Skaug's assignment with
the Fifth army Is that of a steno
grapher with the supplies section.
j WITH AUTOMATIC WEAP
ONS BATTALION OF THE 14TH
ANTI-AIRCRAFT COMMAND
ON LEYTE Staff Sgt. William
T. Mills, Lyons, Ore., was recent
ly awarded the Philippine Liber
ation Ribbon. He is also entitled
to wear the Asiatic Pacific rib
ron with one bronze star denot
ing participation in the Northern
Solomons campaign, and the good
conduct ribbon. , Staff Sergent
Mills was employed by the Evans
Plywood ! Corporation, Lebanon,
before his Induction into the army
in April, J942. He left for ova
seas duty In August, 1943.
lames Arnett, son of Mrs. Eva
Arnett, 2263 State street, has been
graduated, from the navy signal
school at Bainbridge, Md. He now
has. a ratine of seaman first class
and expects to be given sea duty
soon.
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MT. ANGEL Lt , Clarence. L.
Wellntan, who was killed June
3 in j an airplane crash over
French North Africa while on
his way home. He had com
pleted 3S missions on April li.
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Well man.
Sgt. Jos M. Devers, jrM has been
assigned to Chanute field, near
Chicago, and has been made an
instructor in cryptology.
CHICAGO (Special) Li. Ed
mund A. Carleton, of Salem, Ore.,
is attached to the antisubmarine
warfare department- of the; At
lantic fleet's na vai-training . cen
ter, Miami, Fla Graduated" from
Oregon State college in 1934, Lt
nf th niAr hirh cchooL Salem:
when ' he entered the navy ; in
August 1843. His wife and son;
Gerald, and parents, . Mr. ao4
Mrs. Edmund j F. Carleton, live
on route. 3, Salem. : :
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