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Pilot Rock Officer
Gets DSC Award
U. S. AIR BASE IN FRANCE
W) The distinguished service
cross, America's second highest
military award, was pinned on 25
men of the 101st airborne division
here by Lt. Gen. Omar Bradley,
first aimy commander.
DSC awar.i went to Lt. Tol.
Patrick Cassidy, Pilot Rock, Ore.,
who, despite severe enemy fire,
personally led a unit over a bridge
ind t! en over causeway and ai
rectcd artillery fire which wiped
out a machine gun nest.
Oregonian Helping
To Test New Planes
PHILADELPHIA OP) Six top
ranking navy pilots who have
blasted the Japanese in the Pacific
now are testing the highly spec
ialized features of newly designed
planes at the naval air material
center of the Philadelphia navy
vaid to make the planes safer
but more formidable weapons, the
navy disclosed.
The men include Lt. Robert M.
Elder, USN, Milwaukee, Ore.;
who fought in a dive bomber squa
dron at Munda and Vila.
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Wallace Tells Mother
Of Son's Injuries
INDEPENDENCE. Mo.(UJ
Two rings on a party line phone
and the two words "Washington
calling" were all Mrs. Wanda
Holzbaur needed here to tell her
that Vice-President HenrV A. Wal
lace was calling' to tell her about
his visit with her husband in a
western China hosnital where
Wallace visited recently. .
She had learned In a news dis
patch from China that .Wallace
had visited with her husband, Sgt.
George H. Holzbaur, Jr., and had
promised to phone his wife as soon
as he arrived back in this country.
The 18-year-old wife and moth
er picked up the phone and then
waited anxiously until a man's
voice stated, "This is Henry Wal
lace."
Mrs. Holzbaur proceeded to ask
the vice-president about her huS'
nana, a o-aa gunner who was
wounded in a recent raid over
Japan in which the remainder of
the craw members lost their lives.
Wallace told Mrs. Holzbaur that
her husband had received "65 per
cent Durns, the kind very few re
cover from." The vice-president
assured the young woman tHSTher
husband's eyesight was all . right
aunough he had received serious
face burns.
wnen asuea It the aircorps
sergeant would come home when
released from the hospital, Wal
lace said, "Yes, I believe he will
be home as soon as a way ,can be
round lor him to come."
Mrs. Holzbaur said the vice
president followed five-minute
rule on conversations and that at
the end of the conversation he
agreed to write her a brief note
concerning his visit with her hus
band for the family records. ,
Forest Grove Boosts
City Manager Power
FOREST GROVE, July 13 OP)
A soecial $2500 tax' to provide a
winter recreation program for
young people was approved by
Forest Grove voters,- results of
Monday's election showed today.
A city charter amendment mak
ing the city manager administra
tive head of the city also was
passed. He was given power to
appoint ' all other city officials
except the city recorder, who will
be elected by the city council.
Berlin Expects Patron
To Command Invaders
LONDON (U.R) The Berlin
radio said recently that new land.
ings would be made soon by an
army commanded by Lt. Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr., and that
the drive would mark the begin
ning of an' all-out allied assault
in the west.
Berlin claimed that the force
to be led by Patton, who com
manded the U. S. Seventh armv in
the Sicilian campaign, would be
tne "British southeast army."
Berlin did not state whether that
would be a British army led by
an American general or merely
an army being formed in south
eastern Britain.
"The military situation In Nor
mandy and the east shows that
we rapidly are heading toward
the climax of the enemy attack
against Europe and that we'll
reach the climax of that storm in
the near future," the enemy
broadcast said.
Convention to Get
FDR Name July 20
CHICAGO (U.R) President
Roosevelt's name will be placed
in nomination before the demo
cratic nation convention, along
with the names of other posible
candidates, the night of July 20,
according to a tentative schedule
adopted by the national commit
tee. Vice presidential nominations
will be made the same evening
" time permits.
National Chairman Robert E.
Hannegan will open the conven
tion at noon July 19, and Gov.
Robert S. Kerr, Oklahoma, will
give the keynote address that
night.
Adoption of a platform, and pre
sentation of committee reports is
scheduled for the afternoon of
uly 20.
lcaal posibllities for state flnan
' ciul aid to the Oregon fish' com
mission, following an appeal from
I a special state fishery committee,
The governor will consult with
Atty. Gen. George Neuner regard
ing the legality of providing aid
from the emergency fund, he said,
and will attempt to ascertain any
other way in which funds could
be advanced to the commission.
Convening of the emergency
board would depend upon the at
torney general's ruling, the gov
ernor said.
The committee's report was
submitted to him Wednesday,
signed by Merle R. Chessman,
Astoria, chairman of the senate
fisheries interim committee.
Eugene Register-Guard, Thursday, July 13, 1944. Page 9
From July, 1943, to December,
1943, new cases of syphilis dropped
from 290,000 to'245,000.
Ration List On Farm
Equipment To Be Cut
WASHINGTON OP) Increas
ed farm machinery production has
made it possible to reduce from
31 to 19 the types to be left on
the ration list after July 20, the
war food administration said.
Overall farm machinery produc
tion is now at an annual level
which approximates production in
1940 a better than average year
and maintenance of output at
this level for the 12 months be.
ginning July 1 is anticipated.
The 19 types of implements
which will continue to be rationed
include:
Combines, corn binders, corn
pickers, manure spreaders, mow
ers, side-delivery rakes, hay load-
ers, pick-up hay balers, tractors,
grain drills, potato planters, potato
diggers, silo liUers, irrigation
pumps, power sprayers, garden
tractors, deep and shallow well
water systems, power pumps and
farm milk coolers.
Five of every 100 school chil
dren in the U. S. have eyesight
troubles uncorrected by glasses.
Dr. J. C. Hicks
VETERINARIAN
Rivet Read Ph. 2SF22
WARDS HAVE
Means of Aiding Fish
Commission Investigated
sal,i,m, ore. (u.kj uov. Earl
Snell has begun investigating the
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Dewey Calls Parley
Of GOP Governors
ALBANY, N. Y., July 13 OP)
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey an
nounced, here a confernece of.
republican governors would take
place Aug. 2 and 3 in St. Louis.
Dewey, GOP presidential nom
inee, will attend the conference
with the other 25 republican gov
ernors, including John W. Brick
er of Ohio, the vice-presidential
nominee.
SALEM, July IS OP) Gov.
Earl Snell announced here he
would attend the conference of
republican governors in St. Louis
Aug. 2 and 3. .. .
He said Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
telephoned him a week ago ask
ing him to attend. He quoted
Dewey as saying he wanted to
talk with Snell and Gov. Earl
Warren of California on west
coast problems and prospects, i
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They help most poople paw about3 pints a day.
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Sains, lee pains, loss of pep and oergy, get
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