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Ensign Olcott
Said Liberated
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imn THE FIFTH ARMY, Italy rreant Mom J. Skaux, Z004
Market street, Salem. Ore, is congratulated by Lt. Gen. Luclan
Ki Truscott, Jr, Fifth army eommider, after receiving the brooxe
sUr medal for meritorious service la support of eombat operations
In Italy. (Signal corps photo from Fifth army)
Salem Colonel Gels Silver . .
Star for Guerrilla Warfare '
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Col. Charles W. Hedges, whose1 wife resides at 2330 Hayden
ave.; Salem, has been awarded the Silver Star, medal "for gal
lantry in action against the momv ln Tdn9A nmVtn" if:.j -
Philippine islands, during the nerind f Tfavemh'
March. 1944. Disnlflwintf nonnnil I 1 : I 1
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ciiauon, -ana superb leadership
and demonstrating - his tactical
sJclU, determination and bravery
unaer nre, he organized and per
sonally led a guerrilla division
through the darkest period ; of I
Philippine history. "
"Tinte after time he nut him.
self in combat at the head of his
men, j during three different In
vasions by the Japanese. His t.
cellent leadership was the major
role eventually driving the Jap
anese from .the province. His pa
triotism is only exceeded hv h?
personal courage and professional
skill. The heroic action of Pnlnnoi
Hedges Is in keeping with the
Highest tradition of the militarv
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service," - citation concludes.
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fearessness,w, according , to the
Discharged
At! Fort Lewis from the army:
T. B Walter A. Crosby, routa one,
' CplJWiUiam J. Ruhl, route? wto,
CplJ Claude r. Odell. 1080 North 15th
. it., Salem. ;
T. 4 Grovcr X. Wilson. 89S Trade
vi U8 RJrmond SlIlepi. Auma-
, ?JftVHaro,1,(? c- Wwardv 337 North
S- Sst Wilbur A. Wilson, 1021 Log
i Carl A. Conlson. son of Mrs.
Roxy B. Lowndagin, 459 N. 23rd
, St, Salem, has been honorably
discharged from :
me army air
forces. His last
, duty station was
at air transport
command's fer
rying division
near xiem. t
Nev., and he re-. V
ceived his dis- - - 'C
charge at the , X
Camp Beale sep
aration center,;
Marysville, Calif.
Coulson received
the European theatre ribbon, A
.merican defense ribbon, the com
bat infantry badge, and the ex- J
meuu. wuuison previously
was employed by the Paulus Bros.
Packing Co. Hi3 wife. Yvonne
i Tripp, resides at 1570 Mission; St,
Salem. . 1 1
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Frank Bales. Jr., 8t, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bales, sr., of
Salem, is home on leave from boot
camp at San Diego. He is a grad
uate of Salem high school and for
merly a member of The States
man's advertising department.
Salem Men Accepted
For Navy Enlistment
Herschel ' Steele. Tawronw
Scholl Zinser, both of Salem, Har- I
oia norace Hinman of Perrydale
and Charles Richard Patterson of i
Gervais were accepted for enlist
ment in ine u. s. navy and will
oe sent to Portland for final -.
amination next Tuesday, Chief
Quartermaster Robert. B. Fallon
of the navy recruiting office in
the postoffice building announced
inursaay. " V '. "
K. M. Grossan and P. N. Smith
of Salem were sent to Portland I
Thursday for final enlistment to
me navy recruiting office there.
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demonstration or send for free boold
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FOET LEWIS, Waah-Captaln
Garold I. Simpson of I860 N.
Capitol tt, Salem, Ore who for
the past five years has served In
the army ground forces, will re
vert to Inactive status on Deccem
ber 7, It was announced by Lt
CoL Harvey D. Taylor, command
Leg the separation center here.
Capt Simpson win return to Sa
lem where he will resume his
association with the General Pe
troleum company.!.
Ensign Chester W. Olcott; son
of former governor Ben W. Ol
cott of Portland, has been liber
ated from Zentsutl prison camp
on SMkoku, one of the four, matn
Japanese Islands, the Red Cross
said this week. - v ,
Olcott was f captured on Wake
Island In December. 1041. He
former student, at Lincoln M &h
school In Portland, and at Stan-
ford University. Later he was
associated with the United States
National bank In Portland and
With." an " intwnoh?T -
w wiuwjn ul
Lebanon.
In the message received , by his
lather, Olcott said he was leav
ing for Pearl Harbor and that he
was feeling great
Two other brothers, - SSgt
Richard H. Olcott n ri r-
don Olcott are In the army.
8gt, GeraM K. Dolman, "son of
Mr. and Mrs. - N. O. Holman 'of
1345 Lee it,. Salem,. hai arrived
in - New York from ; Europe via
the transport' Argentina. .
The first John Jacob Aatof ram a
to the New World In 1784 from'
Waldorf; near -Heidelberg.
Johif Frenclies" Again
At Saldm Home
Capt and , Mrs. John v French
and. son David have, returned to
Salem from Wichita, Kans. Cap
tain French was on the way to
the Pacific .with the 104th Infan
try division when word of the end
of the war with Japan was re
ceived.' . .
- He returned to Wichita before
Mrs. French'' was scheduled, to
leave for Salem and made ' the
trip, west with her. He . will re
turn to Louisiana "within a short
time while Mrs. French and David
will remain in Salem.
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Fine Grannlaled Sugar L?k 32 c
Fine Grannlaled Sugar 62 C
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