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; ; - - - , .... - ; - ' - j ' ' - ; III ve 1 0 McCulley Among First to Come Back From Tokyo lb OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning. Norember 21. IMS PAGE KINS I i " ; 1 i j - I . . - ' I iinimrffin'--ii-tf,'n trmr -r n" "ran. r.r ...... I f division in tokyo pre e- I wo Drawsoris aon w. iwrx-tmey, baiem, ore, is , . among the first group of men e- Get Advanced vision for return to the United IfNaVV Tmillillfir States from Tokyo. I . . . II .L. Tl l-l McCulley l, now serving with the Drawson. 340 Liberty t. campaigns, he wears the Asiatic Pacific theatre ribbon 'with cam paign stars for New Guinea, the Admiralty Islands, Leyte and Lu zon, the combat infantryman's badge nd the Philippine Libera tion ribbon with two. bronze stars. As a civilian. Private McCulley N. are getting schooling in the navy. Both left Salem high school be fore graduation and one, Maynard Drawson, RDM 2c, the older of the two, completed high school work during 18 months of service aboard ship in the Pacific. He is now at officer training school at Iowa t City, la., expecting to be V V entering the array and took basic training at Camp Maxey, Tex 'His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John to come home on brief leave. Gail Drawson, ARM 3c, left Sunday night for Pensacola, Fla., D. McCulley, resides at 1155 Ne-' ing ln e Prtveteers braska st, in Salem, Ore. Former Silverton Man Plan Eugene Office ' (PS4Y2T after a six-day leave wjith his parents here following graduation from the Jacksonville, Fla, operations school .of the na vy at which h received his air- crewman's wings " and rating as aviation radioman 3c, SILVERTON Lt CoL H. E. Johnson former Silverton dentist expects to be discharged soon. He Homer Hales VlSlU plans no open a dental office at Hi9 ParenU Eugene January i. xvirs. jonnson -the former MargueriU Sather of j FOUR CORNERS WUiam" Silverton, Is with her, husband In Bales, fireman 1c, son of Mr. and California. She is the 'daughter of Mrsl Homer Bales of Beck avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sather. arrived in "San Francisco over the weekend. He. is stationed on the cruiser St Louis, which brought service men home from Shanghai After 48 hours in the states, the Harold Alfred is Novr In Washington Station SILVERTON Chief Pharmacist cruiser sailed for Guadalcanal, Harold Alfred is personnel officer and supervises approximately VlSltS J'OUr Corners 1500 persons. He is a son of I. B. Alfred. FOUR CORNERS Lt. J. W. Fiester of Tacoma, has been a ABOARD THE USS GOODHftE hu Kest the past week of his IN THE P A C I F IC-(Deiayed)- sister, Mrs. Homer Bales and fam- Ens. Douglas R. Spencer. USNR, "T. na ms parems, Mr. ana Mrs. 1100 Chemeketa St.. Salem. Ore.. w- a. tester, Dotn on uecx ave- is in nreDaration for the duties of I nue. Lieutenant iester has Just division officer of the navigation returned from Manila, after three and communication division on years in the south pacific. this attack transport VI a m kaaM & Ka a e9' ml n r Ma 1 vember. 144. and. ln addiUon to f his Drimarv duties as small boat charged from tne army at tne t on officer,, he has served as coding Douglas separation center, under tne adjusted service, rating plan was SSgt. Maxie H. Bjfown, hus band of Rosa Marie Brown of Brooks, Ore. Sergeant Brown who served 24 months in Europe with the 438th signal construction battalian. is authorized to wear the European theatre ribbon, good conduct medal. Victory medal and American theatre ribbon, officer in the communications de partment. As small boat officer he was in charge of a group of land ing, craft, used in putting men and supplies on ' enemy beaches at Leyte, Kerama Retto, Ie Shima and Okinawa. Before entering the navy. Ens. Spencer was a student at Harvard university. ... Wei KSLM (1390 ke) KOIN (95fl ke) KGW C2t ke) KEX (119 kc) Maynard Drawsoji, RDM 2c t Bob Palmateer Going to New Post in Sweden Bob Palmateer, AMMF 2c, son of Mt. and Mrs; O. E. Palmateer, left Salem last Week under orders calling for his transfer to the na val i air : station at Stockholm, Sweden.' " En route to his east coast port he stopped in Chicago to visit his father, who had gone to the mid west for the national American Legion convention, and his broth er, Wallace, aj senior navy V-12 student at Purdue university, La fayette, . Ind. j ; Palmateer came home Novem ber 4 on leave from Norfolk, Va. A graduate of ! Salem high school, hej enlisted in the navy in 1942 and served' aboard a seaplane tender in the; African, Mediter ranean and Pacific battle zones. . - -: . v". ; T "I J : Former Monmouth Boy Worked in Japan G)al Jline Dan Yoeom. S2e, ferine anember j ef the sUff of the Salem YMCA, ; former president of Abel Gregg i chapter of Hi-Y, and son ef Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Yobom, has I sailed for overseas kervice-i Hi-Lite Stodlo photo.! Gail Drawson, ARM 3c TURNER Turner Memor J. Gilstrap and a Recent guests of al Home Supt. E. Mrs Gilstrap have been their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Down ing, who have! returned to Han ford, Calif. I after a week's stay here, i: j I j1 ; ' Downing, who will Join his fath er in farming (operations at Han ford, has just been, discharged under the point system as a boat swain's mate second class in the navy. He served with the Seventh amphibious' force on LCI 436, par ticipated in four major invasions, Moratai, Biak, Lagaspi and Min danao,; for which ii he wears four battle stars. During his service he was in New Caledonia, the Solo mon islands, Australia, New Gui nea, Philippines, jAkinawaK Tin-i ian and Saipain. : Mervin Pearson Given His Army Discharge 1 i- ! I TURNER f Mervin Pearson, a fohner sergeant, T5 in the am phibian engineers of: the 2nd en gineer special brigade, was dis charged from the army at Fort LewisrOctober 31. ' j fin the service j 44 months, he spent ,32 months in Australia, New Guinea, -.Bismarck Archipelago, Philippine Islands, and Japan. Among souvenirs he brought home are a Japanese flag, gun and bay onet, sea shells, Japanese silk, fpreign money and Japanese in vasion monejr. His ribbons include the Ameri can ribbon, good conduct ribbon. Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with three battle stars, Philippine liberation ribbon with ja bronze arrowhead and two battle stars and the dis tinguished unit citation ribbon. Awaits Discharge! f SEYMOUR JOHNSOK FIELD, N.C. SgL Loren L. $wenvold, son of Mrs. Mary Swenwold, 1740 Trade St., Salem, TOrej has been transferred from this! first air force base to a separation center to receive an honorablej discharge from the army air forjces. Sergeant Swenwold, a machin ist in civilian life, entered the ser vice Dec. 16, 1941. . He is married to j Mrs. Ida Swenwold, route 1, box 268, Sa lem, Ore; j MONMOUTH W a y n e, Petrie, 23, a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Egelston, is now recuperating-at Madigan General' hos pital, Ft. Lewis. He was freed in September from a prison in southern Japan and arrived in San Francisco October 16. His mother, Mrs. Letha Petrie f Lewiston, Ida met him there. Captured at the fall of Corre gidor, he worked every day in cluding Sundays in the Japanese coal mines. He received two bowls of rice and a cup of tea forhis daily diet. When first captured he was weighing 195 pounds. When he got to San Francisco he weighed 95 pounds. He spent more than two years in the pri son, and was released on his 23rd birthday. ' He is gaining weight now and otherwise improving, but doesn't, laugh or smile, Jret, his mother reports.-, A native of Monmouth he attended "schools here before the family moved to Lewiston. A sis ter, Mrs. Betty McDanieL lives at Lewiston; and ' one brother, Charles, is in the San Diego na val hospital recovering from an accident suffered .while in the naval . air , force. He lost ope eye I and his right knee was crushed. LIBERTY Harold Peterson has returned home following his dis charge from the army. He spent four years with the army, the last in Germany, j J PILES (Hemorrhoids) Fistula - Ftssore Prolapse and other types of Rectal i A Colon conditions treat ed witboat lose .of time. RELDir QUICF LV- NO HOSPITALIZATION Call for exsminatioa or write for FREE descriptive booklet Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic NAturo-Proctoloiist i 218 N. Uberty St, Salem, Ore. Wicklander Returning Home From Pacific SWEGLE Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Wicklander have received a letter from their son. Gunners" Mate Roger Wicklander, telling them he is on his way home. He is on a coast guard vessel, and thesbip is, being-towed home from the Marshall Islands by another' ship) because they have waited for weeks for repair parts from the United States. 1e Ned Harris, nephew ef Mf. Cornele Stuttaford and Mrs. Jessie Armold of this city and former resident of Salem, arrived here for a brief visit with rela tives last night He has been in the navy a year and has just re turned from Japan. . Is Your Dwelling Insured for i i i ! lis 1945 Value? Building costs have increased about 30 since 1940 and if you haven't increased your insurance accordingly, you would take a terrific "bumping" if you have a fire loss now. Just -phone our office. It only takes a minute and very little cost to you. Ifl - CHET CHUCK I I J U INSURANCE 'Oregon's Largest Upstate Agency' Salem and Coos Bay 129 N. Commercial - Salem 4400 L.,....tiii, J Births S:OS S:IS S:3 f:4S fNwt Mui. Tun Mui. Tim (Nw New lWrt. 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Biegler, lt05 Pine street, a sotii Joseph Michael, born No vember 14, Salem General hos pital. . ; i Bates fTo Mrs and Mrs. David F. Bates, route 6, ,a Iflaughter, Lin da Marie, bom November 14, Sa lem General hospital. j Lightner To Mr. and Mrs. Or- land A. Lightner 1320 Broadway, a son, AlanJWrayj born November 10, Salem General hospital. .1 Hathaway To Mr. and Mrs.! Glen A. Hathaway, route 3, a son,; Roger Louisa born November 11, Salem General hospital. MUler-,To Mrf and Mrs. Avalt ftimer, route l, a naugnter, verna Fae, ; born November 13, Salem General hospital! , Sellers To Mr. and Mrs. t red R. Sellers West Salem, a daughter, Emily Diane, born November .7, Salem Deaconess hospital. Henry-i-To Mis. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Henry; 130 South 24th street, a daughter, Joan Karen, born No vember lu, aiem uenerai nos- pital. i I ; Britten I To Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville C. Britton. ,1090 Shipping st a daughter; Linda Louise, born October i!9j Salem General hos pital.' t U : Neffslnger '4. To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. ! Noff singer, 1060 East Lefelle street, a son, Craig An drew, bom October 28, Salem Dea coness hospital.. j iBilou Comes Home S PFC Charles F. Bilou, USMC, has notified his sister, Mrs. D. O. Walters, by .telephone that he ar rived at Catnp Pendleton, Ocean- side, Calif. November 14, after 22 months jn the Pacific, serving with an amphibious tractor bat talion . as a driver. He is to be discharged fsoon and will return to his home at 1190 Colonial ave. '. 4 Lt. Gralienhorst Home 1st Lt. ttichard Grabenhorst, army air1 corps, has arrived in the states from 32 months of duty in the south Pacific as an ordnance man with he 13th air force. He wears nine: battle stars. Lt. Gra- i benhorst s now on errninal leave, pending his discharge. He is at the home of his parents, "Ir. and Mrs. Grge Grabenhorst, sr. EMMONS iAT TOKYO Lt. C. S. Emmons of Salem is now captain of his L.S.T. He is stationed in Tokyo bay awaiting further orders. His wife and four sons live at Hoyt and Saginaw j streets. I Tabid of Coastal Tides Times comouted for Taft. Ore., by the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey for The Oregon Statesman. November High Standard Low Time Water Time Water Zl 1:59 a.m. .l 6:57 a.m. 18 11 pjn. ! S.l 8:08 p.m. . -1.1 a IMajn, 0 7:46 a jn. 31 1:46 p.m. 7S 8:S8p.m. -IS 23 5:51 a.m. 6.9 81 a.m. 3.4 1:33 p.m. 7.4 9:50 p.m. -8.8 14 4:50a.m, ' 9.8 8:44 a.m. 3.8 15 p.m. 6.8 10 44 p.m. - 1 39 5:50a.m. i St 10:57 a.m. 3.7 4.26 p.m. 6.3 11:40 p.m. 01 38 6:50 a.m.: 6 0 58pjn, 1.7 12.20 p.m. 3.3 n 7:41a.m. 6.1 0:36 a.m. 88 6:51p.m. 9.2 1:40 p.m. 3.2 28 8:28a.m. 6.3 130 a.m. 1J 8:lp.m. 50 2:48 pjn. 2 6 28 SOajn. 6.9 2:21a.m. 1.7 9:26p.m. .58 . 3:41 pjn. 2 6 138 8:48 a.m. 6.7 3.-07 a jn. 2.1 1 : 10:17 pjn. 5.0 1 pm. 14 948 9:19 9:3 9:45 Newt I Manning Superman (Red'a Gang Capt. Midnight (News Tom Mix (News ror Release Music Songs E. 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