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f?llew that they are eitizeni
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kJ,p?L ,ountrv." Dost officials
LJnin ,
r3.ined today.
A!. "S"T tne move to return them,
moved from the roster and laid
that the poit "would be proud to
replace the namea of those Japan
ese on our honor roll now serv.
ing in the armiei ot the United
States when and if they or a rela
tive will make an authenticated
written statement that they have
renounced their Japanese citizen
ship." The post further questioned the
wisdom of permitting Japanese to
return to the Pacitic coast at this
time and demanded to know why
the governors of the three Pacific
coast states were not consulted
LTthe tumultuous issue was
Eased, the post issued a state
Ki denying that economic in
rZ. were involved in the ac-
I'' ...mnt pointed out that
LjVu Japanese names were re-
khndor-l
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I he statement declared that
west coast citizens should refrain
from violence and pointed to the
post's pledge to uphold law and
order.
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Sgt. Wayne McNulty
HEADQUARTERS, 41 ST DIVI
SION, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC
Tech. Sgt. Wayne J. McNulty,
son of Mrs. J. C. McNulty, 1676
Twenty-fourth Avenue east, has
been awarded the bronze star
medal for meritorious achieve
ment and personal valor and ini
tiative on the field of combat.
The decoration was bestowed upon
the platoon sergeant by Major
Gen. Jens A. Doe, commander of
the famed 41st infantry division,
at a ceremony held here.
During a phase ot recent oper
ations against the Japs, it became
necessary for McNulty's battalion
to execute a strategic withdrawal,
and his platoon was chosen to se
cure the rear during the move
ment.
By means of constant control
over his men and complete coor
dination with other units, the
withdrawal was excellently ef
fected. His handling of his pla
toon made it impossible for the
enemy to interfere with the gen
eral movement. By so disposing
his men, he prevented possible
disorganization and stopped all at
tempts of the Japs to break
through. McNulty's work was
termed by his commanding offi
cer "a masterpiece of rear-guard
action."
gene, It serving as an admtni-
trative section chief with a bomb
ardment group, which recently
was awarded a second war de
partment citation for outstanding
performances in the Mediterran
ean theatre of operations. He now
is authorized to wear an oak
leaf cluster on his distinguished
unit badge.
This second citation was for
I the daring and successful attack
on the Concordia Vega Oil Re-
. m .,1 r 1. ryi I
first was for an attack on the
railyards at Bucharest, Rumania,
during which 40 enemy aircraft
were destroyed.
At PloestI, despite an unusually
heavy smoke screen which had
caused other units of the at
tacking force to seek alternative
I targets, they stayed on its course
ana aroppea 11s uomus on me
refinery with exceptional, deva
stating accuracy. Three bombers
of the group were lost to the
heavy anti-aircraft fire of the
enemy. The twice-cited group
has made more than 175 attacks
against widespread targets in the
crumbling nazi empire.
His wife, Mrs. Frances Jensen,
resides here.
Eugene Register-Guard1, Thursday, Dee. 21, 1944 Page
Government Will Take
Much Northwest Salmon
SEATTLE W Government
requisitions on the 1945 salmon
pack will be "rather high," Mau
rice Rattray and M. W. Waller,
war food administration repre
sentatives, told 200 members of
the Association of Pacific Fish
eries assembled here recently for
their annual convention.
They did not elaborate on
whether It could be more or less
than the 70 per cent taken in
1944.
The fishermen expressed fear
that a full-scale Pacific offensive
will seriously hamper the Alaska
salmon Industry.
2
The messages of seeing tele
graphed on the optle nerve to tka
brain by the eye travel at a speed
of more than 200 feet per second.
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No. 11, A. F. and A. M., and for
Evangeline chapter, O. E. S., the
ceremony to be at 7:30 o'clock,,
downtown Masonic temple, open
to the public. This is the first
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time In many years the joint In
stallation has been held.
Of interest is the fact that Floyd
Lengacher becomes the worship
ful master ot the men's lodge,
while Mrs. Lengacher goes in as
worthy matron for the Star chap
ter. Installing officers will be C. A.
Huntington for the men and Mrs.
Huntington, who Is a past grand
worthy matron of Oregon, for the
Star group.
Program Listed
Feature of the ceremony will be
a group of songs by Mrs. Florence
Coardy Merriam, contralto.. '
The program of the evening is
as follows:
Escort and introduction of in
stalling officers escorting mar
shal, Mrs. Jewell Geiger; entrance
of 1945 pages; entrance of 1945
officers; installation of 1945 of
ficers; vocal solos, ' Florence
Coardy Merriam, contralto, a.
Recitative and Aria from "L-En-fant
Prodique," Debussy; b. "Love
is the Wind," MitcheU; c. "Say a
Prayer for the Boys Over There,"
McHugh; Donald M. Allton, ac
companist; worthy matron's mes
sage; worthy patron's message;
presentation ot past matron's
jewel, Miss Anne Whiteaker; clos
ing march, refreshments.
At Installation
Assisting Huntington (who Is a
past worshipful master) will be
Harry H. Hobbs as marshal and
Frank Bouck as chaplain, both
men also being past worshipful
masters.
Installing officers for the Star
chapter, No. 51, are: Mrs, Hunt
ington as installing grand matron;
Frank W. Scobert, as installing
grand patron; Mrs.' Ella Edmun
son as installing grand secretary;
Mrs. R. S. Bryson as installing
grand chaplain; Mrs. E. F. Lid
dell as installing grand marshal.
Officers going In for the two
orders are as follows:
Men's Lodge
Floyd A. Lengacher, worship
ful master; Byrle H. Hunter,
senior warden; Virgil Parker,
junior warden; Darwin Bristow,
treasurer; Jay B, Hewitt, secre
tary; Elmer Sorenson, senior
deacon; Kenneth Lichty, junior
deacon; Arthur Lovett, senior
steward; Wright Broshar, junior
steward; Harry Lichty, chaplain;
John R. Wise, tyler; George W.
Jones, marshal.
Evangeline Chapter
Clarice Lengacher, worthy
matron; Everett Van Fossen,
worthy patron; Leta Harbour, as
sociate matron; Harold Harbour,
associate patron; Adah Ann Gay
lord, secretary; Nellie Sutton,
treasurer; Eunice Hathaway, con
ductress; Margaret Allan, associ
ate conductress; Avis Moser,
chaplain; Jlmmie Van Fossen,
marshal; Marjorle Wilson, organ
ist; Marie Metcalf, Adah; Sylvia
Hunter, Ruth; Gene Lehrbass,
Esther; Laura Brown, Martha;
Sylvia Yearwood, Electa; Ardelle
Johnson, warder; George W.
Jones, sentinel; 1945 pages, Ruth
Stehn, chairman; Esther Adams,
Mvrtle Foreman, Einel Furnish,
Dorothy Jones, Van Purdy, Nel
lie Wise, Francis Ware, Florence
Allen, Edith Carver.
Sergeant Jensen One
Of Distinguished Unit
Master Sgt. Wendell C. Jensen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen,
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