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BUENA VISTA '.Mrs. O. K.
Paiulus of Salem visited last week
at; the 'C. E. Miller home. Other
guests Sunday were Mr, and Mrs,
P. A. Wells, and soris. Jack and
Gordon.. , ; : -,v
'Mr. and-Mrs. Raymond McLain
and children, who have been living
in California were recent visitors
here.- i " ' ' i; '
Wrrell Rust, sophomore at U of
O, spent Sunday, with his grand
mother, Mrs.' Addie flarmon. '
.Vayne Moe, Fredj Walker and
Raymond Burson were among the
deer hunters who left for eastern
Oregon Friday. ! '
Mr. and Mrs. B. Jl Lovgtoand
1 Betty Lou Long of Portland were
at l the E. D. Long home Sunday.
. DeLores Huffman, freshman at
OSE spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huff
man! . . ' ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McLean and
' baby have moved . te -their new
place1 at the N. C. Anderson dairy
ranch, i ' I
Gordon Well, who -has been
unable to attend sclwx 1 because of
illness, is attending high' school
at Independence. ;
, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Graber and
children and Mrs. jj W. Graber
were at the beach last week, i
The "first, fall meejting of the
Buena Vista Fanners; Union will
" be October 5. A no host supper
at 7:30 is planned. , .'" .
., ppj. and Mrs. Warren Johnson
i anidjoaby, who have been living in
New ! Mexico, were weekend guests
at I the C O. Johnson home. c
i jMr. and Mrs. L. S. Prather
: accompanied by Mr. i and Mrs.
Henry Banks spent Sunday at the
, beach. :'.
' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison
j and daughter Jo Ann of Salem
i were guests at the Cecil Huffman
j home Monday. ;
Prospect , Enrolls "
18 Grade pupils .
PROSPECT School . began at
the Prospect school Friday, Sep
tember 28. Vestal Matter is again
thei ;ieaeher. Eighteen pupils en
rolled and five more are expected
next week. ; ' H : ;
The pupils enrolled are: first
; grade, Tommy Pejrrod; second
grade, Eugene Penrod, LeRoy
' Weathers, Donjjd errault, Jerry
Bacon; third grade,! Maxine Do
ran, Milodee -Paris; fourth grade,,
Francis Terrault; fifth grade,
" George Matter; sixthj grade, Bobby
Steveley, Paula Pearson; seventh
grade, Phyllis Dor an, Joyce rer
' rault, Jerry Kains, Louise Matter
and Paul Pearson f eighth grade,
(l po,othy Doran.- Jimmy Cart
; l waisjht, Audrey Pearson.
Greshara Editor Will
Speak at .Rotary Club
WOODBURN Tom Purcell,
editor- of - the Gresham Outlook
and president of the Oregon News
paper Publishers association, will
be the guest speaker at luncheon
meeting j of the , Woodburn Rotary
club Thursday noon in the Ameri
can Legion dining room of the city
building! i
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Central Oregon Trip
Taken by Wain Family
SUNNYSIDE Mr. and Mrs.
Kehne Wajn and daughter, Lou
Ann have returned from a vaca
tion! pent in Central .Oregon. Go
ing "by way' of Willamette pass
tht visited Crater ake and re:
turned by the Santiam.
Iake Labisli School
Opens for 21 Pupils.
LAKE LABISH School opened
September 24, with' the same
teacher, Mattie C. Morrell, 21 en
j .rolled; One hew pupil was wel
' . corned, Larry; Dickman, 4n the
fifth grade. ; ' ' i
; Three beginners 1 are Nancy
i Hahn, Maurteen Groves and Ste-
f- . yeni Duffir. ii i
SILYERTON Mrs. Walter C.
Larson, widely known in lodge
and musical circles in Salem and
Silverton, underwent' a major op
. eration at a ' Silverton hospital
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The Ohiotan Science Monitor
cwa mi natitinnil aewi . . . w bom xAkical '
bias. ..Ft ifm "ferial inwrwt" coattol ... Free ril yvm
ke trwh abaat world treats. la twi worU-wide saf of orr
aywid M arise .yo ea-ta-poc aewt aod in aMaaieg to yea .
mU yww Wr. lk km kiUd with aaiia tli-alp famw ..
! dir aad haa.
Valley Briefs
Bo Hart on Slide Bobby. Hen
derson, 6 year old grandson of the
John Hendersons of Jefferson, fell
from the top. of the slide while
playing his second day at school.
He Suffered a broken collar bone
and will be out of school for sev
eral days. .. l :
At tendj Grand Lodte Mj-g. Guy
Johnson is visiting relatives in
Portland . and attending grand
lodge of the Eastern Star. The
Roland Halls of Albany, officers
of the Jefferson chapter, are also
attending the Portland meeting.
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Jefferson PTA Speaker Agnes
Booth, county school superintend
ent, will be the speaker at the
Jefferson PTA Thursday night. A
panel discussion, "Parents and
Teachers as Partners" is sched
uled. ; . '"
, County Federation-The Marion
county federation of . women's
Clubs will meet Saturday, October
27 at Liberty when; Liberty ' and
Sidney Talbot dubs will be host
esses. . !
N'urserynaen Elect--Frank Doetr
fler of Salem was elected vice
president of the Oregon Nursery
men association at its annual.
business meeting Monday t the
Heathman hotel in Portland. Max
Horn, Paikrose, is newly -elected
rice president. Principal speaker
for the meeting was Dick White,
- a a i . i. : . i :
secretary oi 1115 iiaiiuii! sbocici'
tion.- . ' - - : - .:
Demonstration Held Two hun
dred strawberry growers, imple
ment men arid; curiosity ' seekers
attended the farm machinery dem
onstration on' the Bert . Zielinski
eight-acre straw&erjy field in
Havesville Tii e s d a v afternoon
Paul Shepard of the Pint National
bank at Salenj was in .charge -of
the demonstration which featured
the rotary hoe and tie spring-tine
weeder. Burns Ghriitofferson ran
the tractor for the demonstra
tion, ' - I
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' Eye Is Injnred Jl E. Fleming,
dairyman on Thomas creek near
Scio, was taken to a Salem hos
pital this week; to ifeceive treat
ment for an eye injury suffered
while feeding cows in his dairy
barn. He. lost the sight of the
other eye accidehtly some time
ago, ,1 I
ifornians Are5
Visiting Jefferson
j JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Boardmsn of Sacramento,
Calif., are visiting her sister, Mrs.
J, G- Fontaine. Boardman left for
Portland, and accompanied Virgil
Waterman on a deer hunt while
Mrs.. Boardman remained here.
Mrs. Fontaine entertained with'
a dinner Thursday; in honor of her
sister: Covers were placed for Mrs.
Boardman, and .Mrs. Ralph Mer
cer, Leila RigdoriJ and Mrs. B. B
Herrick of Salem,'Mrs. C. M.Smith
and Miss Edith Libby, and Mrs.
Fontaine. ' '?!."!
Friday Mrs. Alex Atterbur of
Eugene came and look her mother
Mrs. Fontaine and Mrs. Boardman
to Eugene for a visit. . . ';
Funeral RitesAwait
Notification of Kin
hciO Funeral rites for May
Warrens taff, 49, who died un
expectedly Monday ! afternoon at
her home in South Scio, were
pending, Tuesday until word was
received from relatives elsewhere
in Oregon. . i1 i -
j . &urvivors include the widower,
Heny E. Warrenstaff, their son,
Gerald. Knappa, Ore., two sisters
fh Portland,; and three, brothers
at Oceanside, Ore:ft -
The Warrenstafft had lived in
Scio a "f e yearsi Mr, Warren-
staff being in theemploy of the
Roaring River Logging company
Dallas Ration Board
NoW, in New Location
- DALLAS The Dallas rationing
board has moved to the ctt& hall
from the Chapman building where
it has been. located for some time,
The office is in the room formerly
occupied by .' the county health
Burse where only one clerk will
te on. duly.' ',:.( .:' '
The price pane) of the board has
been consolidated with the Salem
board and matters of that type
will be handled thiotigh the Sa
lem office. .
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138 Enrolled
At Liberty
ERTY School enrollment
here' has reached j 138; ; 19 first
grade;; 15 second grade;' 23 third;
18 i the fourth; 18 fifth grade;
14 sixth, grade: 8 jseyenth; three
eighth; . : J fe
The; third grade is to be di-
ided and part of the pupils will
e faught by the I second grade
teacfeer, Mrs. Janet Bradley
First graders this year, "are
Elenor .- Barker. Beverly Crump,
Delefi Davidson, ' Alice Hampton,
Shirley . Hurson, Frances Lane,
Patty McMillen, Denice . Miller,
Joyce Slaughter, Patsy Slaughter;
Viola Casey, Gloria Bjelde, Harry
Hanson, Richard Hanson, Jackie
ewf on, Norman Jenkins, Qebrge
Mooi,' Billy 'Peterson, - - : ;
New pupils in the second grade
this fyear are Billy Joe Slaughter
and Jne Doeiksen; in the third
grade, Karen Anderson, - Patty
Lloyg Mereline Phillips, Robert
Meyir, Lawrence ( Roy: in the
fourth grade, Shirley Plummer,
Carl! Nichols, Travis Tredemeyer,
Qrvelle Casey. ii
Cr-'ij.i- a. ntni.'.L. XT 1
Patricia Schualen, Jimmie Doerk-
sen; f sixth, Sharon Phillips; sev
enth! David Doerksen, Freddie
Plenke; eighth, Nellie Thurston.
Polk County Sends
10 Men to Service
DaLiIas Ten nien were in
ducted by the Polk county selec
tive Jservice board into the armed
forces during September, accord
ing to Miss Violet Larsorr,, clerk
of ttie board. ;.' 1 ;
Those taken by the army include
William . Sanford Snyder, Inde
pendence; Kussell ; Lvern i-no,
Graad Ronde: Cairl Maderson
Weston, Independecne; Robert Ray
Culbertson, Independence; Doug
las Dahl Ilson, West Salem; Wayne
Frarjklyn Searl, Dallas. .
The navy, Donald Kenneth Cum
mini. Dallas: Harold Albert Git-
chelL Dallas;. Harlo Gerald Mor:
fnrrtl Kheridan: Ahram F. Schier-
lingJ Portland. j s
Hayesville School
Eiirolls 101
HAVESVILLE The scliopl en
rollment has now reached 101
Mrs. i-iiinan ai.ray, yiuudij
k - t mi . r . rr . L
teacher, 24;, Mrs. Frances-Rowland,
a new resident from; Kansas, has
29 in the third and fourth grades;
Mrs! Sarah Young, who- taught in
Clear Lake last year is now fifth
and sixth grade teacher, has 26;
L. B. McClendon, principal, has
22, ivith ten in the eighth grade
Sunnysitle Community
Qnb Plans Meeting "!
Fot Friday Night
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SUNNYSIDE ' Paul Cam
mack, president of; the Suhnyside
Community club, has announced
first fall meeting of the club will
be held Friday, Oct 5, at which
time new officers for the coming
year will be elected. . Executive
committee will be in charge of
i 'a' . a. m ?i
reiresnmenis ana ass eacn iamuy
to- bring; doughnuts.
Missouri Visitors to
Return to Make Home
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LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Hafjfner .of Salem, Mo., parents of
Mr! Lloyd Bjelde, and Mr. and
MrJ.6ra Haffner, her brother
and ffsister-in-lavi of Spokanef
visited at the Bjelde ; home last
weekj.. They left a few days ago
for Missouri to dispose pf property
an
return to Oregon -to live.
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One, coat covers most any
sarface, including wall
paper.Twetve new Western
STbnes for Western Homes.
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Silverton Library
Resumes Upswing
ii Circulation
SILVERTON Circulation at
he library took its annual
hop-
picking-prune - picking slump in
September and dropped toi 881
romj'over 1200 in August. The
library staff took the extra jtime
afforded its members to catch up
with some of the back cataloguing
and ' making preparations for the
heavy winder circulation. - During
the- past lew days circulation has
takert a definite upward swing.
Books purchased during Septem
ber numbered 39; books removed
from circulation Vvere-95; 32 new
readers - were registered and , 27
books!-eceived as gifts.
Donors during the month were
Mrs. Myron Dirickson, Mrs. Alan
McClung, Mrs". Faster Cone, Mr,
and Mrs. H. B. Latham, Mr. and
Mrs. . R. Adams, i Mr. arid Mrs
Henry Pritzlaff, Mrs. Loyall Beals,
Mrs. Norman Eastman, Mrs. L. F.
Tucker Olga Johnson, Dr. and
Mrs. R. E. Kleinsorge, Mrs. Ste
wart McClure, Lillian Bloch, Mrs.
John Isaacson, Chamber of Com
merce, Hannah Ilson, Mrs. Ida
Doyle, Mrs. Ronald Hubba, 1 Mrs.
William Scarth, Mrs. FP Glenn
McDonald and Mrs. Ray Dull um.
Dallas Theat
Clianees Hands
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PALLAS After 23 years of
continuous management of the
Majestic theatre by members of
the .Gould family, George Gould
and Mrs. Irene Adam have idis-
posed of their interests to Jesse
Jones, independent theatre opera
tor of Portland. The transaction
became effectfveNSeptember 30.
Jones also purchased the Rio
theatre which the' jGould s have
operated for four years.
George W. Gould, sr., was the
owner an! manager until hfs
death three years' ago, when the
son and daughter took over the
management and have continued
with i the business to' the present
time.' Gould plans to sell his home
in Dallas and will develop a small
farm; he owns north of RickrealL
Mrs. Adams will take a rest before
making plans for the future;
' Jones owns two other theatres,
at St Johns and hy suburban Port
land. Jefferson Rebekah
Club Has Coast Trip
JEFFERSON Members of the
Past Noble Grand club, their fam
ilies and invited guests made a
trip to the coast Friday.
At Otu Crest, they had a sal
mon !; dinner and later went to
Agate Beach and Yaquina park,
where water melon was served the
party.
Making, the trip were Mr. and
Mrs. Scott ' Hawk, Mr. and Mrs.
Bliss Fidler, Mr and Mrs. C. M.
Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Curl, Mrs. Neva Kester and Mrs
Maud Epley.
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Ifjroa were rigktaert conv
pounding a ftrMcriptxoa lor
yoarsellor amemberofyoor
household, yon coald not
exercise more exacting care
than our trained specialists
pot into ftvry prescription.
' written by a physician. The
uadmded aneauoa of our
lulled pharsnacuM is Birea
t loibis important task. Bring
roar next prescription here
to this I citable paaraacy!
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Capiial Dreg Slsre
Car: SUU A Liberty - Fhene Silt
Three Valley Men
Homeward -Bound
On USS Virginia
, (Editor's Note: The Virjinia is ex
pected to arrive In a west coats port
the middle of this month.) : -
ON THE USS WEST VIRGINIA
IN - TOKYO BAY .(Delayed) -Three
Salem and two Silverton,
Ore. navy men are serving on this
battleship - which - steamed into
Tokyo, bay with the initial occu
pation force. .
After a year in which they had
seen only "sparsely populated is
lands, crewmen found the densely
settled area a novel sig With
binoculars they could watch the
people on the streets of. Japanese
towns. V.' V " :-
Ih, the, west was Fujiyama, sa
cred Japanese mountain, a sight
very man aboard had been prom
ising himself . for ' many months
to see.
In the group of Willamette val-
ley sailors are: Lawrence ALOrth,
f ship's cook, 3r, USNR, 235 S. 14th
st, FJdon A. Lappin, S 1c, USNR,
895 S. 13th sU and Erwin L. Frye,
coxswain, USN, 'son of Mr. and
.Mrs. Adam W. Frye, 180 N. 23rd
St., all of Salem; Floyd A. Sullen
ger, S. 2c, USNR, 31Q N. Second
st, and Fred X Crites, fireman,
1c, USNR, route 1, Hogard rd.,
both of Silverton.
Capt. H. J. McKay of
St. Paul Reary to
Return Stateside 1 -
FAK east aik msrcfi maL
NILA Completing processing at
General George C. Kenney's far
east; air force's 22nd replacement
depot in Manila, prior to being re-
deployed to the United States, is
Capt Harvey J. McKay, of St.
Paul, Ore. He was assigned as
assistant personnel officer and
combat crew section head with
the 5th air force headquarters.
Ai veteran of 30) mdnths over -
seas service, the 33-year-old cap-
taini is authorized to wear the
Asiatic-Pacific theatre ribbon with
five; battle stars, and the Distin-
pinched Unit Citation dvio
Before going td warr Captain
McKay was employed as a field
representative with the Oregon
State unemployment compensation
commission. He was sa-aduated
from St Paul high school and has
a RJ A dPnP from fh iTniviraitv
of Portland.
.tie js me son or iur. ana Mrs.
tv ; il sr m a
Arthur McKay, of St. Paul. A
uiumcr, x raiiws, is in xvjwiu
with, the Sixth'' army, a brother
Joe is in Okinawa with the marine
air corps, and a brother Arthur is
in the Aleutians with the navy.
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Lawrence Allport Gets
Honorable Discharge
f TMHAn ajsT A 1 laj4 aaa ja I
MrsAugusU Allport, 152 S 13th.
SV, 'L !! n0r"
ably discharged from the army
a uraunj nutwits ib uuijr. ela
tion was at the air transport com
mand's ferrying division base near
Reno, Nev and he received his
JI L .A. XI n 4.1 J
aisciiaie i uie roruana separa-
tion: center. . -
i imemb'
Auportreceivea me American ae-
roT ieui,
Before entering the army, All
port attended Kenager's Business
college, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Lt. Appointed
X7CT Praint
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LL Earl Johnston, 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Johnston,
145 Park ave., Salem, has been
appointed to West Point, his par
ents, were i notified by Congress-'
man James W. Mott Tuesday.
Lt Johnston, who has been in
the army since "March, 1943, gra-
duated from Salem high school
m June na was
m engineering at Oregon State
"e wnen taiu:a lo Kuve au'
l-y '
e recevea nis commission
navigator's wmgs at Hondo,
Tex- MaT. lfl4 nd was pro-
motea to first lieutenant in Feb
r"81 1945. 'He went overseas in
August, 1944,
1 After completing 51 missions on
J a B-24 Liberator bomber, in the
I European theatre, he was return
ed to the United, States in May,
145 and after, a 30 day furlough
I at his home here, he was reas
signed to Ellington Ejeld, Tex. as
n instructor teaching optics,
dnftmeters and sextants.
Lieutenant Johnston -wears the
ir medal, three oak leaf clus
ters distinguished flying cross
ana six battle stars
u t1rim MArr. .r
Bonneville, Wash, and a former
Salem resident. ha rerrfv word
of the liberation of her son, Keith
Bennett, a Japanese prisoner of
war since the fall of the Philip
pines three years ago,
Since then - she has received
word direct from her son who is
en route home. He' served with
the marine corps.
Fr8aaifrno;R: Ibt
ney,.USN, of 2860 S. Commercial
st., galem, Ore., has reported in at
the U. S. naval armed guard cen-
ter, after spending 13 months as
a member; of gun crew aboard
a merchant ship.
CENTRAL HOWELL AlUn
Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hoth, enlisted in the United States
navy ,or a of
He reported for duty Monday.
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Richard K, Morrison
Of ; Aumsville Sees v
Surrender Ceremony
TOKAHAMA. Japan Present
in. Tokyo bay on . the day of
Japan's formal surrender, Rich
ard K. Morrison, S 1c, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee A. Morrison, Aums
ville,' Ore, witnessed the culmina
tion f history's bloodiest war. .
As a: member; of the crew of the
USS Hansford, ; flagship for Rear
Adm. jJohn "Hall's famed Tokyo
force, , seaman I Morrison . helped
land members of the American oc
cupation .force', for the Tokyo-
Yokahama area.1 . j- :
As the mighty unit of Ihe Amer-:
lean ' fleet kept iheir big : guus
trained on the 'Jap shores, thou
sands of troops of the Tokyo force
pushed shoreward in a bloodless
operation. While serving aboard
the IIanford, Morrison, lias seen
action in the historic battles of Iwo
Jima and Okinawa, and has spent
three months in the Philippines. '
Morrison, was the third ' son" of
Mr. and' Mrs. Morrison to join
the armed forces, Howard, em 2c,
at present is stationed, at Camp
Crowder, Mo. with the navy and
Bob has just been discharged from
the anpy after spending four years
and eight months with the third
infantry division, seeing action in
Africa,) Sicily, Italy, i. southern
France; Germany and Austria.
SILVERTON M. Sgi. John Cil-
more, in Europe for more than two
years, is at home this week 'get
ting acquainted with his two-year
old daughter, whom he had never
seen.
HAYESVILLE rrt Wayne
Kunzfejof the air corps at Keesler
Field, Miss., is spending. his fur
lough with his parents.!
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Albert Hoffman, radannan, third
class .af Dallas, who Is aboard
the USS Oconto, a iaaVj attack
. transpart la the western Pad-' f
tie. HoffmtB, who entered th'eO
navy in February, ! 1944, has
been la the Pacific I a year "a ad
has partlelpated In the ampblj
biaa landings ai Llnrayen
- Galf, Mladora and Okinawa,
Hh wife. Ann, and their foar
fnuaren ure la uauai.; ' ) j; .
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Lt Margaret Griramett
Assigned to "Portland
Army Air Basel Center
ARMY AIK BASE Portland-
In keeping with the policy of the
air .forces, to discharge personnel '
as quickly as 'possible, 1 First Lt.:
Margaret Grimmett, (route j four,
Salem. Ore., is one ot the trained -S
specialists i who recently arrived 1
at the Portland army air base t
separation center to aid in its op- )
eration. Col. E. B. Bayley, i com- :
manding officers, announced to-J
day.". ,T' .:. .,f-':-'' 'iK-:-f
The daughter of Mrs.- Frank R.
Bruns, Lieutenant Grimmett is a
graduate .of the Chicago Business'
college in Chicago. She was com-j
missioned in the WAAC at Des
Moines, la., in May, 1943. Lieu-
tenant Grimmett "attended - the;
army's adjutant general school, f -
tl!ilerty ; Soldier Home j
, After Service Abroad .:
LIBEJtTY Pvt. Lawrence Neal
Trask is on .30-day furlough "after
six mcnths in France, Belgium and
Gisrnutfly and is visiting his cous
ins, Mr. and Mrj. Clarence Hold r
and sister Nancy Trask. f . , j i
He and Miss Trask. spent tr
past week visiting; their father i
and, sister Helen in Council, Ida.
.While -here, he worked, at the
United Growers cannery and will
report toFt Lewis from where
he will be' sent to Pert Ord, Calif."
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TIEASUKE ISLAND, San
Francisco, Calif.- Charles H.-Van
Dorn, seaman, first class, USNR;
of Dayton, Ore., has reported in
at the U. S. naval armed guard
center, after spending 13 months
as a member of a gun crew aboard
a merchant ship. The armed guard
center directs the training and;
assignment of officers and en
crewa-cf merchant Teasels;! k
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