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commanding officer of the 853rd
oruci ui oauie uetacnment in
bugene, has received orders to go
to the Far East. He has been on
active duty since October at
Louisville Medical Depot in Ken-
lUCKy ana at uamp Pickett, Va
He will arrive in Eugene about
March 24 for a visit with his fam
ily before reporting to Ft. Lawton
for shiDment His wife ie
of the local ROA Ladies.
Col. John H. Rodman, chief of
Qregon Military District, this
week visited ORC and ROTC of-
nces m Eugene.
Armv reservitc at o M n
....... , u Kul. Tues
day will hear Claude E. Dawson,
manager 01 me local social secur
ity office, tell how his agency's
regulations affect the reservist.
SFC Lowell A. Martin, assistant
unit instructor for the ORC, spent
three davs last weeir cum,nn,!nn
reserve training at Roseburg and
vuus Day,
THE T.ATEKT m-e t,.. m.. A:.
Force to induce enlistments is the
relaxing .Of renilirpmftnc
JVAFs. A girl no longer need have
a nign scnool diploma to qualify
but she must be able to pass an
equivalent test. (For once the
Army has tougher enlistment re
quirements, at least regarding
women; the WAC still demands!
ine diploma). Previously, the Air
ruit icuucea us age minimum
for aviation cadets from 20 to 19.
Lt. Cmdr. A. D. Parker, com
manding officer for the Navy's
Oregon Recruiting District, was
in Eugene Thursriav. hi.
quarterly inspection of the re
cruiting sub-station in the Eugene
postoffice.
The Naw flt nrocent h .,. ..
limited quota for enlistments, and
promises immediate processing of
all applicants. Age limits are 17
to 31. Those U'hn h i.o rL-
induction physicals but who have
not yet received induction notices
are sua eligible.
The Naval and Marine Corps
Escapee Returned
To Salem Prison
MEDFOT? n Ore n 1 p nanrnA
Frederick, 28, was back In the
custody of law officers Thursday
after he walked away from the
Oregon State Drison farm annev
Feb. 29.
The former trustee was recog
nized by state police officer Rus
sell BrenHle nnH nrrecfnrt nn t
downtown street here Wednesday.
ne was returned to Salem. -
Reserve Training Center in Eu
gene Is being used by 14 organua
tions now. Three Naval Reserve
units meet there weekly. A Ma
rine Reserve unit is now In the
process of formation there, and
ten civilian groups meet in the
west Eugene building regularly.
Six use the shooting range. They
are Springfield Pistol Club,
Springfield Rifle Team, Moose
Rifle Club, VFW Junior Rifle
Club, Eugene police and state po
lice. THE EUGENE Yacht Club uses
facilities for a weekly navigation
class. The Navy Mothers Club
gathers there monthly, and Sea
Scouts and Explorer Scouts use
it as headquarters.
Other organizations such as the
Girl Scouts, Reserve Officers
Assn., Nutrition Study Group and
Gold Star Mothers have used it on
occasion.
Lt. Cmdr. George Ennis, officer-
in-charge, explains that there is
still plenty of room for other or
ganizations and that there is no
charge.
The center's rifle and pistol
team competed recently in a
,h-An ....... nnk
lis. Other participants were Cor-
'ains ana springueia pisioi ciuds.
jRegister-Guard, Eugene, Ore., I
Thurs., Mar. 13, 1952 Poge 3
Congress Urged
To End Controls
Chamber Asks Halt
To Rent, Wage Acts
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WASHINGTON (JP) The U. S,
Chamber of Commerce urged Con
gress Wednesday to end wage and
price controls by June 30.
It also suggested rent controls
be wined out since they have
ceased to operate except in few
localities.
Clem D. Johnston of Roanoke,
Va., director and chairman of the
chamber's policy committee, tola
the Senate Banking Committee
other provisions of the Defense
Production Act should not be ex
tended beyond March 1, 1953.
INFLATION. Johnston said,
should be curbed by credit con
trol, taxation, savings and mone
tary and fiscal policies.
The latter, he added, should in
clude reductions in federal spend
ing and control of credit expan
sion by the Federal Reserve
Board instead of by the Treasury,
In other testimony, an official
of Safeway Stores, Inc., charged
that the "record of the admin
istration with regard to the pre
diction of economic events to come
is not good."
MILTON L. SELBY, Safeway's
secretary-treasurer, told the com
mittee that the administration
has asked power to control in
flation on several occasions when
the situation facing the nation
was a deflationary one."
Soeakine for the National Asso
ciation of Food Chains, Selby said
grocers have been "seriously nurt
bv Dnce controls ana Dy com
pletely inadequate protest ana ap
pear machinery and by maladmin
istration of the law Dy jro.
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