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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1945)
Tito OniGON STATESMANj Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. Iforember 2, 1943 I- 9o TV ' Pit to " 1 ' : '"! f v Ui ' i - w r t. 1 if. i Nonnin W. Frees, Jr., I MWlMMTiiiUnWMawilMWIII ' Mil Mn III I i J USNRj- 24. sar nt Mr uti r w..k rrrem, ao4 wan m saiem. shown here center with his two crew men. flew a nary torpedo bonber with torped sqwdreo 91 bued rier. The Urrcta the ton- were OkJnaws aad the Jap mainland. Earlier he wared with s land-based iqnadroa In the' Boionum isunos. lie won the Distinmished Flying Cross and the nrau. iwiueui u. , navy photorntph) Silvertoii Man; ; Commended ou Work in Europe SILVERTON pFC Arthur Dahl, MP platoon, 5th infantry, received : a commendation from CoL Sidney CJ Wooten on Octo ber 17, for his actions on October 15 in Germany. Private Dahl and two others were on patrol when they noticed cans of gas near break in a fence. The three waited In the bushes until the Germans came to take the cans, then the three American men took the Germans. Colonel Wooten'i i commenda tion reads in part: "On . October 15, 1945, you were a member of a guard patrol which intercepted and. arrested two Germans steal ing gasoline from UJS. stocks in the . Augsburg Kaseroe. Your alertness, efficiency and "consci entious attention to duty as ex emplified by your actions on this occasion is worthy of the highest praise. It is a pleasure to write this letter of commendation." -' Dahl is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dahl of Silverton. It r Clifford J. Sexton, S 2e, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sexton of route 4, box 431, Salem, who ; now is radioman a bo vd the carrier USS Ranser which was atA New Orleans for the Navy dajr ceremonies, pending de parture for New York. Sexton was a Salem With stadent prior to enlistment in the navy last .-Jane. Out After 42 Months SANTA ANA, Calif. Sgt. Wal ter W. Kinsey, son of Mr: and Mrs. Walter Kinsey, Dallas, Ore., was honorably discharged rec e n 1 1 y from the separation base main tained here' by the army air forces. Kinsey Is a veteran of 42 months f service in the army air forces. He served in the Pacific theatre s a baker. ' The AAF has awarded him the Asiatic - Pacific theatre ribbon with one battle star. ! Before entering the service, he was a farmer. 1FC Kenyon Arrlngtoo, son of Mrs. Eva Arrington, 1820 Court at, is to be stationed ! with the 17. 8. marine band at San Diego, anient seeded as a replacement overseas, his mother has been notified. lie enlisted at the age of 17 last June, leaving his r classes at Willamette university. Mt. Angel Servicemen Receive Discharge . MT. ANGEL Latest Mt. Angel service men. to be -discharged are Capt. Matt Wagner and SSgt Albert Bochsler. The former was stationed at Mitchell fieldJN.Y. and was with the first air force separation center. . - Sergeant Bochsler was i dis charged at Santa Ana, Calif, after 31 months in the army air force. He participated in 35 raids over Japan, being a radio operator on a B-29. He holds the distinguished flying cross and the air medaL Niessen Tells Tales of J Okinawa Typhoon MT. ANGEL Maurice A. Nies-' sen, S 2c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Niessen of Mt. Angel, told of his experiences in the Okinawa typhoon in a letter to his par ents. His ship was one of the 163 ships lost in the area and at the time of his writing he and his companions were on an island upon hich they, had been wash ed ashore. They were living in the one building left standing on the island. He anticipates little or no mail froth home for some time as he says all the post offices were "blown away." S McCLELLAN FIELD, Calif.; SSgt. Arthur L. Priem, of 17ff S. 25th st., Salem, is a civilian again today following his dis charge at this -army separation point after three years of service with the army air forces. He was overseas in the ETO theatre with the 390th bomb group as a gunner, from October 1943 to May 1944. He has been awarded the DFC, the Air Medal with three clusters, and one bat tle star. He is the husband of Mrs, Gayle Priem and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Priem. IIOTEL CONCLAVE SET PORTLAND, Nov. 1 -(iT)- An nual convention of the Oregon State Hotels association will be held here Dec. 9-11. I ifiiiTr resfir Will if: uud saves ens complete washing process! Eliminating one complete washday process is a real time and work saver that any Jhotaewife will appreciate. And that's just exactly what White Ross does for you.-You see, 'White Rose is more than just r. bleach. Just add White Rose to vour tub or wash ing machine, and (1) it instantly softens the water, quickly loosens dirt and grune;(2)ic whitens jour clothes, and is perfectly safe for fast-color things; (3) it saves time because washing the White Rose way eliminates that extra bleach ins; process. QOGG HUE TIAI JIST A ILEACI if ' 3 17HDG - VTLLAMETTE GHOCERY CO. Local DUtrihHtors v. .. , in ' J! X.... r J i Industrial development in Boli via has been limited by the lack of chesfp fueL PAGE " n. . t -r , . , n ( 1 , Color War Film To Be Sliovn Here Sunday "They Live Forever," a full-col or motion picture with sound deal ing with the! spiritual aspecta of World war n, will be shown at TJSO o'clock Sunday night, November- tn the Firs Baptist church; North liberty at Marion streets, according to! the,! Rev.- Irving A. Fox, pastor, i , - , The ifilm was produced by Ir win Ai Moon, df Moody Bible In stitute extension staff, and is be- ing t shown under the institute's auspices. ' . Moon photographed the film's color sequences while ' touring army and navy camps with his "Sermons from Science," "They , Live Forever," features fcthe ! life-raft experience of Lt James C. Whittaker and Sgt John Bartek, and the testimony of CoL George S. Clarke, one of the last army officers to leave Bataan, as well as a series of training shots taken in both army and navy camps. y : :t ' I ' In the version of the film be ing shown here a sequence is de voted to some of Mr. Moon's "Ser mons from Science" demonstra tions, including examples of photo micrography, lapsed-time photo graphs of growing flowers, and Two Turkish Students Chem Engineers at OSC OREGON STATE COLLEGE Because the Turkish . consul In New York recommended the chem ical engineering depr xtment at Oregon State college as one of the best in the United States, two natives of Istanbul, Turkey, are students at OSC this fall. J The two students, Ahmet Kaya and Sabrl Kapan, plan , to return to Turkey, after completing their pictures, of crystal growth under a -polariacope. There are other scenes of an active .volcano erupt ing, and a delicate operation" on a human heart. chemical engineering course here. . Kaya's father tor many years was minister of interior and minister of foreign affairs for Turkey, and Kapan is a- son of a prominent Is tanbul industrialist .. STEEL OUTPUT FALLS WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 Steel output in ' October fell from 700,000 to 950,000 tons short of previous estimates,' due chiefly to the coal strike, the war produc tion board reported today. . INFANTDLE PARALYSIS CP PORTLAND, Nov. li -(f)-' The state board of health i today re ported five cases of Infantile paralysis in Oregon for last week, compared with one the preceding week. ( Y MAKES 'WESi PRICES! h POSSIBLE! J cious Ton,.. . A - r No.! r&n ' SWtoSotin,... , . TCa TomatftT! ! "m. Hrt 32 c .l-1b. Jar ,.2-lb. 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