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Howitzer Crew Fires at-Fprt Lewis
The Statesman, Salem. Orexyon. Friday Actus! 17. 1SS1 3
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Rear A dm. Allan E. Smith (left), new eomnumfant ef the 13th naral
district, wu la Salem Thursday en an inspection tour of unl and
marine reserve establishment. He is shown learlnr the center with
IX Comdr. George Bonn, Inspector-instructor of the Salem nary
Guild Writers'
Label Sought
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 -flV
Rep. Vail (R-Ill.) introduced a
resolution in the house today to
require newspaper publishers to
label any articles or editorials
written by members of the Ameri
can Newspaper Guild -CIO.
Under VaUg proposal, the ab
breviation ANG-CIO would have
to be inserted "under the caption
and above each article," editorial,
column ' or Commentary' written
by a Guild member. He also would
require an explanation of the ab
breviation In the newspaper's
masthead. '. ;
I "To this insurance against hi'
sidious propaganda the American
public Is Justly Jntitled,! Vail told
the house in a speech in which he
declared "the CIO radicals' are
trying to control the nation's press
tnrougn tne newspaper guild.
Gold braid and gold stripes glit
tered briefly in Salem Thursday
when Read Adm. Allan JL Smith,
new commandant of the 13th naval
district, paid a visit to the naval
and marine corps reserve training
center here, and to Gov. Douglas"
McKay. . . - - . .v.- ,r
The new commander commend
ed the Salem reserve establish
ment, saying, "It is one of the very
best.' He was accompanied on bis
tour, by Lt Comdr. George Bunn,
inspector-instructor for the Salem
navy reserves. ''.'y.:'-:-r
Smith arrived In Salem by navy
plane, in company with members
of his staff. Lt. Comdr. W. C Mae-!
key, aide; Capt, M. C Parr, acting
reserve coordinator, and Comdr,
R. E. Thomlinson, assistant public
relations Information officer. i
Smith replaces Rear Admiral
Daniel E. Bar bey, retired as head
of the district ;':
Recently returned from Korean
duty as a commander of the U-N.
blockading and escort force, 'the
admiral is probably better known
as the skipper of the cruiser force
that successfully dislodged the bat
tleship Missouri from its resting
place on a sandbar in the middle !
of Chesapeake bay in 1950.
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Mrs. Orey Dies
In Grants Pass
Mrs. Clara Orey, former Salem
resident, died Tuesday at a hospital
in Grants Pass, where she had
resided for the past six years.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Hastings of Salem, Mrs. Orey
was born in Toronto, Canada, Oct
17, 1904. ,
Survivors include her husband.
Wren Orey; a daughter and two
sons, all of Grants Pass; four sis
ters, Mrs. Hanna Goughnour. Mrs,
Lawrence Beary. Mrs. Roy S wick
er and Mrs. Marjorie Farley, all of
Salem, and .three brothers, includ
ing George Hastings of Salem.
George Ores, of Salem and Roy
Orey of Independence are bro
thers-in-law of the deceased.
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FT. LEWIS, Wash. The klxnal s fire tta 15 mm howiUer Is awaited here by m am crew el the 929th
field artillery batallieit, ncrthwest amy reserve group la summer training. PFC Harold Godkln, chief
ef howitzer section, stands at right ready te relay the command ef the executive officer. Other crew
members from left, are! PFC Kenneth C Jones. Scotta Mills: Duane D. Marshall. Jr 2911 N. Front at,
Salem; PFC Janes R. Kelson. Portland; Sat. Jack P. Hill. 2370 8. Cottaae sU Saleat: and Peter A. Et
sU Stajton rente X Officer la eharre wu 2nd IX Robert G. Coates, 727 Menle dr, Salem. (Army
photo.)
Big Guns Fired
By Salem, Valley
Soldiers at Camp
FT. LEWIS. Wash- A u g. 16
(Special) An opportunity to fire
105 mm howitzers on the range at
Ft Lewis was given this week to
most members of the 929th field
artillery battalion, part of : the army
reserve's 104th division, in sum
mer training here.
Most of the battalion Is from the
Salem, Ore., area, j
The unit is near ing the end of
two weeks of organized reserve
corps camp and will break camp
Saturday. It will return to saiem
Sunday by bus. j
SeottlelHears
New Protest
O f Can-Can
SEATTLE, Aug. 18--A dele
gation describing Itself as a "group
of Christian people" personally
protested to Mayor William- F.
Devin late today over the possible
reappearance of can-can dancers
at Seattle's dockside welcome
home receptions for Korean war
veterans, s
The delegation protesting against
displays of flesh and fluff was led
by Mrs. Ruth Albrecht, a little
grey-haired woman whose letter
to a newspaper recently started a
controversy raging over the wel
comes for the troops.
One delegation proposed troop
ships be met by a Salvation Army
band playing Christian songs.
, The mayor told the delegation
ho believed a Christian group
should exercise tolerance,
i "I have never heard anyone ob
ject to drum majorettes and those
girls are more exposed than can
can dancers," he said.
i The navy transport Gen. H. B.
Freeman dockeoT today with 1,136
rotation troops aboard. They
shouted and whistled from the
decks as one bathing beauty and
five drum majorettes pranced
along the pier. But no can-can
dancers.
National Guard
Blajor Advisor
To Salem Units
MaJ. Olaf I. Carlson has been
assigned to the Salem units of 1st
battalion. 162nd Infantry of the
national guard as advisor-instructor,
guard headquarters said
Thursday.
The 1st battalion has units lo
cated also in Silverton, McMmn
viUe. Dallas and Albany. " -
Carlson recently completed ' a
tour of duty in Germany. During
World War II he served with the
9th infantry regiment during the
Normandy, Ardennes, northern
France, Rhineland and central Eu
rope campaigns, i
He replaces Maj. Frank W. Kea
ting, reassigned j to the Far East
command;
Many View Hearst
Casket at Cathedral
- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Un
people from, many walks of life
today filed in silence past the
rose-banked, bronze casket of Wil
liam Randolph Hearst
The body of the late publisher
lay in state at Grace? cathedral,
where his funeral will be held at
11 a.m. FDT tomorrow.. The cath
edral is a few blocks" from the
place where Hearst was born 88
years ago.
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