The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 03, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

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    t The Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday, August 3, 1947
C-S. CEXEKAU CONFER j
BERCHTESGADEN, Germany,
Aug. 7 - UP) -American military
seeders from Greece, Italy and
Austria conferred tonight in this
mountain village with VS. Sec
retary of War Kenneth C. Roy
all, who l i completing a quick
tour of the American occupation
zone in Germany.
Life Is Top Short ..!'..
To Waste Time Firing
With Wood! I
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Phone 9156
ESS
125 Swimmers
Pass Tests
In Campaign
Of 638 registered, 125 persons
passed swimming tests in the
"learn to ; swim" campaign con
ducted by the American Red Cross
and Salem recreation system, ac
cording to Vern Gilmore, director.
Gilmore said the campaign was
successful this year despite the
cool weather and despite the fact
that tests were more difficult than
formerly. He added that this
year's campaign was good ground
work for next year.
The following who have passed
swimming tests are In addition to
78 who completed' tests last week:
LESUI POOL
Befinn.r. boy: Ronald Murham
mer. Teddy Peterson, Phil Webb.
Jackie Baker, John Hal and Tom Hal.
Bef lnners. girls: Delilta Smith, June
Marie Wif gins; Eleanor Strode and
Anita Albrich. '
Junior Mfesaving: Welly DeBow.
Donald Bliachke, Ray McReal and
jot in Humnnm.
Senior IMeaving: Ann Carson and
Honaia Uunmlnn.
OUNCER POOL
Beginners, boys: Gerry Williams,
Wayne Gibbons. Alby Prentis. Mur-
WUlard Thompson. Richard Smith, ali
01 wmoum,
BesTtnners. cirls: Jorce Brown. Bar.
bara Seeber, Sue Hendrle, Shirley
King. Lorna Hendrickson. Barbara
Katuta, Ruby Ruechel. . Sally Grieg;
Donna Lebold, Delores Potrasy and
Orvllla ryock. all of Salem, and Ar
" Beckrr. Mary Bean. Alice Toltyn.
oeairice uiioii ana Janie McGralh,
all of Woodourn.
Intermediates: Keith Williams and
Lyman Butferfleld. both of Wood
burn, and Scot Odger of Salem.
Junior lifesaving: Billy . Duns worth,
Lloyd Hamlin and Gordon Morris.
Senior lifesaving: Carlos Houck and
wiuora Loggan.
NG Officers
Are Assigned ;
A number of appointments and
assignments in the Oreron nation.
al guard were announced Satur-
asy oy Acung Adjuunt General
Raymond F. Olson.
Ther include the following i
Capt Richard . LahU, officers'
reserve corps, to pe captain, in
fantry, and assigned ss informa
tion and education officer, assist
ant S-3, service company,' 182nd
infantry, Corvallis; ; Vice Capt
James E. Dowling, resigned
First Lt. Bryce J. Brisbin, offi
cers reserve corps, to be 1st Lt,
infantry, and assigned to liaison
officer, headquarters and head
quarters company, 162nd infantry,
Corvallis; Vice 1st Lt. George J.
Murray, jr., reassigned.
First Lt James G. Hohn. bffi
cers' reserve corps, to be 1st Lt,
infantrv. and assigned to lialaon
officer, headquarters and head
quarters company, 182nd infantry,
Corvallis; Vice 1st Lt Ashley M.
Dickinson, jr. reassigned.
Recluse Said
Draft Evader
tHCOD RIVER, Ore., Aug. l!
(VA heavily bearded man with
shoulder-length hair was in the
county jail here tonight s f t e r
what FBI said was s five-year
hideout from military service.
Sheriff Rupert L. Gillmouthe
identified the man as Sheridan
Grant Delepine, 48, Hood River,
and FBI agents said he last was
seen walking away from, a bus
that was to take draftees to an
induction center in August, 1942.
The sheriff said Delepine was
arrested on the city outskirts In a
small cabin, which he had left
rarely in the last five years.
Neighbors said they had never
seen him.
Tito, Dimitrov
Complete Pact
BELGRADE, Aug. 2.-AVMar-shal
Tito and Bulgarian Premier
Georgi Dimitrov, winding up
three days of Conferences, con
cluded today a political, economic
and social agreement under which
Yugoslavia and Bulgaria will aid
one another and work toward a
full customs union. -
Two Medals Ready
For Navy VeU at
Program Tuesday
Eligible navy veteran! may ob
tain their American defense serv
ice medals and World War II vic
tory -medals Tuesday night at 8
o'clock at the VFW halL Cottage
and Hood streets, officials an
nounced Saturday. The ceremony
here wil be the first such presen
tation in Oregon.
VFW members Saturday night
made plana in cooperation with
the navy department To be
eligible for the defense medal, the
navy veteran must have served
on active duty between Sept 8,
1939, and Dec. 7, 1941, inclusive,
and for the victory medal must
have served on active duty at any
time between Dec. 7, 1941, and
Dec. 31, 1946. Ex-Waves are also
eligible under these conditions.
, Applicants will be asked to fill
out two blanks and must display
their original discharge certifi
cates. Master of ceremonies for the
presentations, under direction of
Salem Beaver Navy post 7775,
VFW, will be Carl Cover, and Ir
vin Bryan past post commander,
will be principal speaker. On hand
to help in distribution will be
members of all of Salem's VFW
posts and CGM P. -A. Raney and
his crew from the Salem naval
recruiting station.
Too Late to Classify
'TOR 'RENT: rhV apt. private bath,
no children, no pets. 419 S. 19th.
Tax Report Blanks
Sent to Loggers
The state tax commission Sat
urday completed tne task of mail
ing to sll logging operators in the
state instructions and report
blanks that will be necessary in
making returns under provisions
of the state- forest research and
experimental tax act of the 1947
legislature. This Jtax is 5 cents per
l.woo board feet of all timber har
vested in the state, with certain
exemptions. i
Mt. Angel Wins
In Stale Tourney
PORTLAND. Aug. 2 -iR)- Mt.
Angel stayed in the running of
the state semi-pro baseball tour
nament tonight by eliminating
Portland's Kool-spot, 4 to 2.
Hal Bourbonnais struck out
nine batsmen at strategic times
to help while Mt. Angel bunched
their 11 hits to bring in the runs
that were vital to staying in the
playoff.
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Ida Tragrlio, 74. 524 Belmont st,
was "resting; comfortably" in Sa
lem General hospital Saturday
night after walking into the side
of a car driven by Leland Clar
715 Highland svt, at Broadway
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