Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, OregonJ Thursday Morning, August 30, 194S
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ABOARD A DESTROYER. P-
cific Fleet Harvey C. Bartel. 19, 1
USNR, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Dick i
Bartel, route 1, Dallas, Ore., has'
been advanced to radioman, third
das. Bartel was graduated from
Dallas high school and entered
the navy in May, 1944. He has
participated In two bombard
ments of th Japanese Kuril
islands.
WASHINGTON. Ao. 2S (Spa-cial)-
Th war department today
announced that Elvin Lee Markc,
INF, of 138 N. Commercial, Sa
lem, Ore., had been promoted
from a second lieutenant to a first
.lieutenant t
CERVAI3 CpL M. Laddie
Brown has returned to Ft. Lewis
for reassignment after 30-day
furlough spent with his mother,
Mrs. Karl Brown at Eldriedge. He
had spent nearly two years at
Norwich, -England, . with tha
ground crew of the 8th air force.
He visited friends near Siletz and
Newport while here and also vis
ited vhis uncle,- Leslie H. Brown
and family at Forest Grove.
RIVERDALE Jlmml Maa
ion has gone to Ft. Lewis-after a
furlough at home. Ha is a veteran
of World war I and IL He was
in in iMormanay landing and
fought in th Belgian bulge. Hos
pitalized in Europe, he came home
on one of the hospital ships.
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Jim jobcs, seaman ze, tm a
the Pennsylvania, U. S. warship,
which was hit by a torpedo on
Aug. 12 at Okinawa. Jones has
written his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T-T Tn 9 KAn Cn..k o. .-
at., since 1hat time.
Arthur D. Ilolsey, ship's cook 3e,
son af Mr. and Mrs Arthar
Halaey. 790 N. Commercial sU
lias .beea hojne oa ' a 20-day
leave. He had been gone SO
manths, participated In It maj
or engagements, and Is th
wearer ef the silver starAmer
lean and Asiatic ribbons, and
the Halsey bar. designating that
h has been with Halsey 's fleet
H has now reported t Brem
erton, Wash.
ABOARD THE TJSS TICON
DEROGA in th Western Pacific
William Burright of route 6, Sa
lam. Ore., now serving aboard this
Essex-class carrier in the Western
Pacific, has advanced to seaman,
first class. His. wife, Mrs. Myrtle
M. Burright, lives in Salem.
Richard Wayne Baker, 8 1e,
returned to th Naval Training
station at Great Lakes, 111., Sat
urday after being in Salem on a
short visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Baker of rout
three, Salem.
SANTA ANA, Calif. -( Special) -Cpl.
S. dark, 33, son of Mrs. Let
titiam Clark, Salem, Ore., is cur
rently assigned to the AAF re
distribution, station No. 4 her.
Corporal Clark, an airplane me
chanic in th 7th air force, en
tered the service Apr. 7, '42 and
went overseas in April 1942. H
has been awarded the presidential
unit citation, and the Asiatic-Pacific
theater ribbon with five bat
tl stars.
PFCWeldin
Visits Sister
Visiting Mrs. Robert M. Hulst
on North Capitol street is her
brother, PFC Richard L. Weldin,
a member of the 87th infantry
division. He was liberated on May
8 after being held a prisoner for
five and a half months at Luken
berg and Lukenwalde, Germany.
He says he received fair treat
ment but suffered continually
from starvation and th cold
weather. Christmas menu consist
ed of grass soup, turnip, potato
peelings and spoiled animal heads,
he reported. .
PFC Weldin will report to
Santa Barbara for reassignment
at th termination of his two
months furlough. A sister, Miss
Hallie Weldin, left Sunday morn
ing for Kansas City to be with
another sister, Mrs. J. B. Syfert,
who is seriously ilL
Development of Port
Of Portland Urged
PORTLAND, Aug.
mediate steps, toward development
of Portland's port was urged today
by the Oregon Building Congress.
In a recommendation to Mayor
" NAVAL AIR STATION, JOHN
STON ISLAND, HAWAII The
Navy Department announces that
R. F. Sidwell, of Silverton, Ore.,
now serving at this activity has
been advanced to th rating of
radioman, third class. Sidwell is
the son of Mrs. Golda G. Sidwell,
who lives at 624 B. St., Silver-ton.
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Thnrs.
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KOIN
(178 kc)
KGW
(128 kc)
KEX
(1188 ke)
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tzi nigil p:2ch xhlll a! csr es7 plan! tl
Dajr t&lft connesces at 7:39 A. M. and night shift
- ' ' ; commence at 7:30 P. M.
Frw trans porUtion to night workers in Salem and
irisit j f plnL -Frca bes transportation from Sil
yertoa, Albany, Jefferson, AumsTille, and Tomer and
' . auMts routes to Salem Cafe.
Salem, Ores Phone-Salexa 2203S
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4I was oat with one of the Smith twins tonight. Incidentally, one
of them doesn't neck!
Portland Air Express
Shipments Increasing
PORTLAND, Aug. 29-(JP)-Alr
express shipments here, increas
ing 15 per cent during the last
six months, have broken all prev
ious records, Railway Express
Agency's local office announced
today.
Gross revenue on air traffic
through here during th first six
months of this year was $177,
797.94, compared with $120,923.44
for the same period in 1944, the
agency said. t
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Presented by
Allen Hardware Co.
T0UIGHT
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Depcrl for vrcrk THcrsday ncrnicg, Acgssl
3:ihfal 7 A. II. Day slxili 7 A. II. to 5 P. II.
There will be a good mn of peaches as -usual. Both
men-and women needed.
Evening peach shift or Victory shift will start Tues
day; September 4, at 7 P. M. Evening shift 7 P. M.
to 11 P. M. Both men and women needed for this shift.
Pears are in full swing additional pear earners and
pear trimmers needed. Pear shift 7:30 A. M. to 5:30
P M.
No referrals needed to go to work.
Mi -Modi & So.
Front and Market Sts Salem, Oregon .
Phone 7483 or 5478
This sdverUMnsent ia c peratln with
Salem Canner Cosamltteei
Earl Riley, the congress described
the first goal as modernizing fa
cilities to permit , cheaper move
ment of freight between docks and
rail, truck, or air terminals.
"Growth of Oregon deoends
greatly on Portland developing a
modern port," said the congress.
WPB SALVAGE ENDS
PORTLAND, Aug. 29-(JP)-CoU
Iection of waste paper, tin and
kitchen fats by th war produc
tion board's salvage division will
be discontinued Sept 30, Claude I.
Smanous, state chairman, said to
day. Used fats will be salvaged
by;th commodity credit corpora
tion, he said.
80-Year-Old Man Ends
2 Day, 2 Night Hike
BEAVER, Aug. 29-.iP)-Surpris-ed
relatives asked Eldon Kutch,
80-year-old Yamhill resident, how
he cam SS miles to this small
town. ' - '
Kutch explained he and his
daughter hiked over: Ball moun
tain, spending two nights on the
road. He felt "chipper as ever,"
he said.
SIRENS END NEAK
PORTLAND, Aug. 2-JP)-Portland's
58 air raid warning
sirens will b taken down ' im
mediately, it was announced to
day. . --! --
MenSion EHop
Picking Will Start Acgosi 24. 1945
AT THE
LAEEBBOOK HOP FAQIIS '
Bus transportation each morning starting at 6 a.
from the following stations:
FAIRGROUND ROAD AND HIGHLAND AVENUff
CAPITOL AND MARKET STREETS
17TH AND MARKET STREETS
17TH AND CENTER STREETS
17TH AND STATE STREETS -12TH
AND STATE STREETS '
12TH AND MISSION STREETS
; LESLIE SCHOOL
COMMERCIAL AND CENTER STREETS
COMMERCIAL AND COLUMBIA STREETS
KEIZER SCHOOL
GOLD BONK REOPENS
COTTAGE GROVE, Aug. 29
(AVThe Bohemia mln has sent
its first car of gold or to Salt
Lak City ' after several years
closure. Dale Wyatt, Eugene, i
making plans for opening th Hel
ena mine.
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