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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1945)
J I'.ii I 4 I i : '- : t ! : 1 PAGSOX till 02EGOU STATESMAN. Sdczv Oregon, Sunday Morning. October II, ISIS Harold B; Say Here to Resum State Position Comdr. Harold j B. Say, on ter minal leave from the navy, has returned to Salem aad will re mum his former position as direc tor of the state tourist bureau In the highway department j Mrs. Say, who was in Washington with her husband for . 1 th duration. topped in Eugene to visit their daughter before coming to Salem. i Say, who was : a naval reserve officer, was called up in 1941. His first duty was with the press sec tion of the navy. Later he was assigned to handle navy security and continued In this work until the end of the war. It was his duty to pass on publicity and sub mitted news stories to check them for military security. Two weeks ago, the Saturday Evening Post carried an article by Say on de tails of the European landings. . The tourist bureau work wDl be immediately revived under Say. It has operated with reduced appropriation during the war but recently the highway commission moved to increase the funds available so that Oregon's tourist advantages could be publicized. Speaker ; . - " ... Silea W. Dee, vice president Saf e , way Stores, In& who will speak a "Weleosae Home, Joe" at the Monday mm . luncheon ef the chamber of eeeameree. Service- men and men separated from the armed forces have been la vited to hear Dee's address. Six Navy Enlistments Here During Week i ' i Sir, enlistments in the U. S. navy for the week ending October 20, were reported Saturday by R. B. Fallon, CQM in charge of the recruiting station here. They Include John Wesley Bylerley, 946 South 12th st, Maurice Cliff ten Deckard, i route five, Salem; Billy Raymond Jones, Turner; Richard Ervin Spencer, Turner; Merle Donald Sinclair, Aumsville, and Roger Jenkins, route four, Salem. . ! . ; Chested Newton, Salem Prisoner Of War, Returns SANTA BARBARA, Calif. PFC Chester Newton of River side auto court. Salem, Ore., has reported to the army ground and service forces redistribution sta tion here' for two weeks of rest and relaxation at this southern California city's famed resort hotels, now under army manage ment. The veteran recently re turned from eight months' over seas duty in Europe, including five months as a prisoner of war. on Salem Man Cited " ForLOversea Club Activity ! with u. s. roRCis jm FRANCE M. Set. Charles i B. Perry of 166 West Washington' st, Salem, Ore., was recently awarded the certificate of merit by Brig. Gen. Pleas B. Rogers, command ing general of Seine section tin Paris. ; . ' Sergeant Perry, who was duty with the adjutant general section,, theatre service forces, European theatre, also served! as a member of the central base sec tion (London) and Seine base sec tion (Paris) glee clubs from Octo ber 1942 to. September 1943. On his own time, he has taken an active part in the club pro grams, which Included most of the official army programs in London and' paris, as well as 5 concerts, shows in hospital wards and Red Cross clubs, and radio broadcasts. The citation reads: "These vol untary efforts have contributed greatly to the entertainment; of many military personnel, and have enabled many British .and Trench people the -opportunity of gaining a ; better understanding and appreciation of American cul ture- - . 'k ' Kenneth Barnett Home on Furlough Visiting his mother, Mrs. Lu cille Barnett, is Kenneth Barnett, signalman third class in the naval reserve, who , came home Friday night to remain until November 6. Barnett has been in the armed guard service since his entry into the navy 37 months ago. His ship has just returned from a seven-month trip in the south Pacific waters. He will return to Camp Shoemaker for reassign ment upon completion of his leave. When in San Francisco he saw Olslien Returns . ! To Insurance Dept. Dr. A. C Olshen, for three years at headquarters of the commander-in-chief of the l)J5. fleet, re turned this month to bis position as ; actuary and jr- chief, examiner with the Oregon r: . n s u r ance de- 7. partment.' . Dr. Olshen. Mf Cel. Vivian Z. Brewn. native ef 8alem and veteran of two wars. has returned to his first army station. Ft. Lewis, to become chief ef dental services there. Colonel Brown recently re tained from 17 months dnty In Puerto Klce as chief of dental services la the Antilles depart ment headqaarters He Is gradmato of University of Ore gon and North Faelfle College of. Dentistry. His wife, the for mer Verne Clawsoa of Portland, Is to Join theN colonel at Ft Lewis shortly. Their son, Wal ter H, recently discharged from the army. Is a stndent at the University of Oregon Dental school. ; his sister; Mri. Don Barhlck (Sharon Barnett) 0s ;iCE CDEAII is only! 22c qL Saving Cenler Salem and West Salem Silverton Soldier to Return From Pacific " SILVEKTON PTC Chet John son has applied. for a discharge and hopes to-be on his way back here before very long. He also wrote that at Mindanao in the Philippines he played softbalL Before- Joining the army he op erated a restaurant and caught for the Silverton. Red Sox. who was? special .r scientific adviser : to; the staff of. t the commander- fi in-cmez- on op- 1 t eratlons and an- I alysea, was dted I last month for , j I his "valuable aid Dr. a. c. oua in the conduct of naval welfare. "Your initiative and imagination, your diligence and conscientious ness in the performance, of your duties resulted In a distinct con tribution to the war effort,1 the citation continued. SUNNTSroE Norman D. Al exander, warrant radio electri cian, son of Mr. arid . Mrs. Nor man C Alexander, is home on a IT day leave before reporting for sea duty fat Seattle. j He has just been graduated from, a five months course in ra dio communications at; the marl' time . training station, . Hoffman Island, NX John Carrico Returns . With Navy Discharge 5 WOODBURN John V. Carrice amvea rrom Bremerton, wasn. where he received his 'discharge from the navy Monday.' v He had been In the service two years and was a barber on the USS Telfair the past year. ' - Mrs. ParHvi has maHt htr home here since August, coming here from Gooding, Ida. Only 12 Return Of Original Unit WOODBUKN Warren Barnes. who was on the front lines with the 320th Infantry of the 35th division for ten months, is home after having received an nonora ble discharge from -the army He took part in fix of tne seven campaigns or the war in Europe and was in the army, almost four years.- .' L-'.' Of the 174 men with wwen nu company left . the states, only 12 returned.' . ." ' Besides camnaign ribbons for Helped Take Ominato ON THE USS SALT LAKE CITY Clyde R. Staiger, GM Sc, USN,. son of Mrs. Millie Staiger, route 1, Silverton, - Ore, helped to take over Ominato na val base,. Japanese navy head quarters for. : northern Honshu, Hokkaido, Fare Futo and the Kuril e Islands.! ? i . The Salt Lake City, a unit of the north . Pacific force, began her war career during the attack on Pearl Harbor and .fought in man- of the major Pacific actions. Korrnaoy, northern Franca, Ar dennes, Rhine, central Germany and the Ruhr, he weired the Bronze Star with cluster. Ha makes his home with his aunt. Mrs. Minnie. Lavter, 401 Young street '' 1 ' j ' '' Wave ; i . 1 . W.gu Extra Cor Finger wave orHairdress 'Open Thurs. Eve. by Appointment Phone 162 Castle Perm.' Wavers S0S first National Bank Bids. SPECIAL CIIEGlUtlG AGGOOllT if HO MOKTHLY SSRV1CS CHARGE I ' NO MINIMUM BALANCE RSQUIRSDI i LADD & BUSH -SALEf.l OHAriCI! 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