"ho OREGON STATESMAN SdUm, OroxyoiC Scrtaurcltrr Moiiijii'Oclobii 13.1S45
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Bronze Star '
Awarded to
PFC Carson
WITH THE 37th INFANTRY
DIVISION ON LXjZON For Ihe-
roic achievement in action -on
Luzon the bronze star medal has
been awarded to PFC James
, 'Woody' Carson, 21, son of 'Mr.
and Mrs. Claude L. Carson, 640
S. Summer st, Salem, Ore.
When his battalion suffered se
vere casualties near Fort Stotz
enburg, Luzon, Carson volun
teered to serve as a jitter bearer
and made four trips to the front
line under heavy . Nip fire to
evacuate the wounded.
Carson, a veteran of 25 months
overseas, will soon be on his way
to the states with the returning
37th "Buckeye" division.
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PFC George Worley
Due Home From' Guam
PFC George W. Worley;' hus
band of Mrs. Ruth Worley, route
one, box 342E, is among Oregon
men who have left the- 315th
bomb wing, Guam, for the Unit
ed States.
Worley will be discharged from
the air force upon his arrival in
this country.
U. 8. NAVAL HOSPITAL,
Pearl Harbor, T. H. The guns
are silent but the-job of caring
far casualties of the Pacific war
must go on in naval hospitals like
this one. William Richards, phar-r
macist s mate 1c, USNK, is one
of the men helping at this vital
'Job. His wife, Mrs. Gladys U
Rictiards, resides . at Mill City,
Ore. Richards wag employed by
Mill City Planing and Processing
company Toefore entering the navy
in March, 1942. He participated
in the invasions of Attu, Kiska,
Anguar, and Peleliu islands and
holds the Asiatic-Pacific, Euro
pean, American theatre and good
conduct ribbons.
Johnsons Receive Card'
From "Jap Prison! Camp
I5ALLAS Mr., and Mrs. Wal
ter Johnson of the Cooper Hol
low district received a card from
their son, lgclwin Johnson, MM
3c who wa taken prisoner at the
fall of BaUa f I .
The card was written one year
ago. Later they received la tele
gram from the government stat
ing that they had not been able
to locate him. I f
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'Potato Plan9 ;
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.WASHINGTON, Oct. ll-VP)-Reconversion
director; John W.
Snyder has under consideration
a "practical use program1 for
the nation's surplus white ; pota
toes. . " . ; C' r - J :' ;
' It was presented today by five
senators and three congressmen
who told Snyder they represented
82 members of congress . in 22
states seeking to save! and utilize
the second largest : white potato
crop in history., -. . . v j
The grbup advocated dehydra
tion for food; purchases by UN-
RRA for relief; i conversion for
starch, glucose and alcohol; new
and seed potatoes for France and
north Africa, and dehydration for
aid to the Chinese.
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They urged that the dehydration
industry deserved an opportunity
to taper off its operations and
close down or adjust tol a new
sales program.
Eocene M. Jarvia, radioman, 2c,
1930 Fairground rd.. Salem, ''was
on board a Pacific fleet destroyer,
the Bradford, when 'she dropped
anchor in Kagoshima Wan, Kyu
shu, near the Jap naval airfield of
Kanoya, to accept surrender and
to occupy the area. Kanoya iair-
; field was the home port of many
of the Kamikazes that caused
much damage . at Okinawa. The
Bradford, on the picket line there,
took part in engagements of Ta
rawa, Kavieng, the Marshalls,
Truk, the Mariannas, Hollandia,
Marcus, Saipan, Iwo Jima and
Okinawa. l
FORT BENNING, Ga.-(Speclal)-
Oren C McDowell, jf , son of
Mrs. Monroe Cheek, 155 Ferry
st, Salem, Ore- has successfully
' completed his officer .'candidate
course at the infantry school
vjiere aad has been commissioned
a second lieutenant. He has been
In the army since Feb 22, 1942.
and served overseas lth anti
aircraft units. He U a graduate
of Salem high and I attended
Willamette mnrversityi
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Many Monmoiithpleii
Receive Discharges
MONMOUTH I Many local!
young men are receiving ) dis
charge papers from irmy and
navy. Robert Price, CMjlc, navy,
is now a civilian : after serving
about three years in the South
Pacific. ' .' if-' '
Kenneth F. Mulkey, who has
been a member of he signal
corps, stationed on the Gahlapagos
islands off the shore of South
America, has also been discharged
and has joined his father, C. C.
Mulkey, here. He was graduated
from Monmouth high and attend
ed, OCE. i ,
Clifford Stump, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ' D. B. Stump, who served
overseas in England at', an avia
tion mechanic, is getting a dis
charge from service. H vjts grad
uated from' Monmouth Kjgh.
WITH A LANDING CRAFT
FLOTILLA, Palau Islands-De-layediHTlifford
Earl Shafer, motor
machinist's mate, third class, route
1, Hubbard, Ore., served aboard
an LCI (L) in the final days of
the Pacific war, patroling the
waters' of the Carolines to block
ade the remaining Jap garrisons.
1 The flotilla received a "well done"
from . its commodore, Cdr. M. B.
Brown, USN, of Fargo, N. Some
of the flotilla's ships have been
assigned occupational duties, now
that the Jap garrisons -have j sur
rendered. I '
DALLAS Srt. Francis Har
vey, jon of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Harvey, has received hi dis
charge after 32 months of service
with the 15th air force, in Italy
and Porto Rico.
SOLDIER IN NEWS PICTURE
. Among the news picture in the
Pioneer Trust company windows
wa soldier being served at a
USO in Tokyo. The man was rec
ognized by his wife and her fam
ily a Tech. Sgt. John W. Yeasley,
husband of the former Iola Ques
aeth, who lives in tSalem. He has
been overseas with the army am
phibious forces for a year. ,
V. S. NAVAL AIR STATION,
Jacksonville, Fla. Andrew G.
Zahare, son of Mr. arid Mrs. A.
M. Zahar, Salem, Orel, recently
was. graduated from thje aviation
electrician's mate school here and
was promoted . to seajman first
class - AEM) in the S. navy.
Entering the navy Janj.; 26, 1945,
he received his recruit training
at San Diego, Calif., later being
transferred to the naval air tech
nical training center here.
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Warren Widden Dies
At Silverton Hospital
SILVERTON Warren Wid-
den, 77, died at a Silverion hos
pital Friday following a long ill
ness. I
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Born in St Cloud, Minn., Sep
tember 7, 1868, he came ,to Mar
ion county nine years ago: and had
since resided in the Silverton and
Scbtts Mills districts. ' :
Surviving are his - widow, Be
linda, and six daughters and one
son. Funeral arrangements are in
charge of the Ekman Funeral
home.' : ' ! "
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10:00 News; 10:15 For! Women; 11:60
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13:13 Noon Farm Hour; 1:00 Variety
Hi-Y Conclave
To;-Hrarggf
Dr. Lawrence Riggs, chairman
of the Willamette university de
partment of education, will be the
keynote speaker, at the Hi-Y ad
visors' and leaders conference to
be held in Salem on Sunday. His
topic will he "The Hi-Y Today."
Following the Hi-Y conference
Dr. 'Riggs will leave: lor Klamath
Falls to. make a "formal 'report
Monday on he recreation facili
ties and program ot that city at
a public meeting. Data ; for the
report, requested" by .adjoint
YMCA-YWCA committee.5 was
gathered -y Dr. Riggs with the
cooperation of the ' high school
and chamber of commerce during
a two week survey he conducted
in the southern Oregon ! city in
September. J .
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r THE DALLES, Oct ' 12-AV
John Edward Cookihghead, an
Oregon Fanner's Union Ccop Association
Is IIoW Serving Ihe PubUc!
We Carry a Complete Line of Groceries, Hardware, Dairy and
Turkey Feeds and Commercial Fertilizers.
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Mechanical Corn Pickers - VYheatlaad Plows
Vaughaa Drag Saws! Farm ImplemenU
Roofing Water Systems
Milking Machines
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34S North CesBanereial
Indian, died cf injuries sustained
when his automobile washit by
a- Union Pacifie freight train at
a private crossing 1 near Celilo,
Wednesday. .T ?
SHD? TO BE COMMISSIONED
TACOMA, ) bet! : llMVThe
VJS.S. Point Cruz, now at the Ta
coma plant of the; Todd Pacific
shipyards where she was launch
ed, will be commissioned Tues
day into the UJS. navy. : ' ;
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SILVERTON TheSim re
pair shop at James and Jeffersoa
streets .here, was extensively
damaged by fire Friday afternoon
which also A spread to a . imall
house. -nearby. .. ri- j .. - v..v -.':.-
The fire was believed to: have
started from sparks in the (iris
repair section which ignited soma
gasoline.. : - j,
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for ccmnery work on night shift commencing Mon;
flcrr, October 15. 7:30 p. m. to 6:00 a. m. Fre transv ?
portation. fu picks up workers each .sight at Plo- ;
neer trust Bldg.7 at Salexn ot 7:00 p. xn. and along,
route to cannory. Night workers returned to homes
Fr4 transportation from Dallas, Stayton, Aumsyille,
and Turner. Heated work roofni and tafeteria.
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