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Armed Forces Roll Call
stationed with Marine Aviation
Control Group at the El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station in
Santa Ana, Calif.
PVT. LARRY R. COONS re
ccntly completed basic training
at Camp Gordon, Ga., and is
enrolled in the South Eastern
Signal School (field radio) there
for a 26-wcck period. Coons is
a graduate of Eugene High
School and attended Oregon
State College for two years prior
to his enlistment in the Army
in September. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd L. Coons,
948 Alder St., Eugene.
OUkisnn
Coons
.... a i vim mr.
Sto GUklson, Myrtle Point, Is
.,,n,iard, Oregon, Ore. Sun., Dec. 6, 1953
rmnrnld Emnire men
US joined the 45th Infan-
mT WILLIAM L. ERICK
ifn. Donna, and
Br, Mrs. Elvie L. Erickson,
L in Lowell. Erickson, a rifle
M en'ered the A.rmy last May
! V ord, Calif. A 1952 graduate of
Instil High Scnooi, ne was cm-
;Vt hebsHEL D. GOOD
RICH, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard A. Goodrich, Dexter. Good-
Ljca, a Hticman, arrivuu uver-
l;3! alter Dasic irainmg ai x i.
Ord, Before entering me Army
M May, he was a mill worker
(or Kimball Brothers.
PVT. NOEL S. BERGMAN,
M of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Berg
iian, Dexter. Bergman, a rifle
man, also took basic training at
Ft. Ord. A 1951 graduate of
pleasant Hill Hign scnooi, he
. mnlwed by Hills Creek
limber Co, in Jasper.
A2C JAMES R. LOWELL, son
U Mr. and Mrs. Ryle E. Carter,
I33O6 Virginia St., Springfield,
lbs! returned home after seven
souths in Okinawa with the 93rd
tank Sqdn. Lowell was a gunner
In a B-29 and participated in 11
lombat missions over North Kor-
(2. When hostilities ended he
tame a gunnery instructor un
til his rotation to the U. S. Low
ell has been awarded the Air
Medal. He reports Dec. 11 to
Mountain Home AFB in Idaho.
A3C OLENZA NETTLES, son
el Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nettles, W.
llli Ave., has been transferred
Iron a jet mechanics school at
Anarillo, Texas, to an airforce
im m Louisiana.
PVT. CURTIS C. HARRIS,
ta parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel M. Janes, live in Ches
hire, recently spent a seven-day
rest and recuperation leave in
Japan from his duties with the
40th Infantry Div. in Korea. Har
ris, a member of the 160th Regt,
entered the Army in April 1950
mi has been overseas since last
wearing Time,
HPace fo Be
uStrictly Secret
nA3HiINli!UIN wi xne unlt
d States, in a move to insure
Nlrict Secrecv has aslrpH PannHa
to inform it "by word of mouth"
neii ana wncro a Senate sub
committee can question Igor
GODZPnlrn fnrmsp DMec.'nn TT
tassy code clerk.
An official note to the Cana
dian ROVernmflnf. marln mthlio tiv
the State Department, said this
pusuai nowicauon was suggest
ed by Sen. Jenner (R-Ind) "in
order to nrntWf i r.MniiiVn'e
wurity." Jenner heads the sub-
Iwiurauiee.
Secretary Dulles in the formal
message akn inU v, rnnnri;nH
o- miu vauauiaua
fie wants riminic. ci.m a
vtblav oiuaii, nuici'
tsn ambassador to Canada, "or
a designated representative."
" be present at the committee
""lies emphasized he Under
HOOd. thn tnnntinn ...:U r -I..
I. '"v.i..iiiB yilii JUUVI1ILU
Wd be ;'under the auspices of
j.a,auian government" wiucn
'Mid make an official record of
He miActinnp l
I ,-.,..u.-, mIU anawurs ana
Jfermine what could be made
puue.
Subcommittee Counsel Robert
MOms wnnlH i
Siu a for the meeting along
7 . clerk-stenographer, if the
in7 uvernmont was wili-
"5. I
Jjie unusual security precau
fs mean ihat Canada will not
rl. . 'e lime ana
Puce of fhs a
PWment official said this pro-
J1, oeing followed to
tOt rir"V "'IUB 010
tiit Tk- aepartment fear
I'leat'MV V. '"lormatlon would
i8Jf it were in writing.
AIR FORCE CHAPLAIN
(MAJ.) VERNON F. Kill i n.
WAT(Z, whose wife, Bernice,
lives at zzd w. 3atn m., Eugene,
is assigned to the 67th Tactical
Reconnaissance Winn in Knrna
Holder of the Silver Star, Purple
nean ana .Bronze star Medal
with Oak Leaf Cluster, he has
been in the military
since 1943. Kullowatz is a 1942
graduate of JMorthwest Christian
College.
PVT. CHARLES F. RHODES,
son of Mr. and Aire Wsnb
Rhodes, 1915 Hilyard St., Eugene,
recenuy joined tne 28th Infan
try Div. in Germany. Rhodes, a
1951 CTaduafp. nf F.i
School, entered the Army in May
ana received basic training at
Camp Roberts, Calif.
MAJ. CYRUS A. SKBTPiw
whose wife, Dorothy, lives in
uaKiana, is now serving with the
Korea Civil Assistance Com
mand. Skrien is the supply of
ficer at the command. He holds
tne Bronze Star Medal.
PVT. WESLEY H. BATES
son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
GatCS. Rt. 5. Bnx 317. Knnnno jc
now serving with the 1st CmaWv
Division in Japan. Gates, a field
wireman, entered uie Army in
March and received basic train
ing at Ft. Lewis, Wash.
A2C MAYNARD J.IVERSniW.
911 W. 26th Ave., Eugene, has
returned to the U.S. after 16
months with the 13th Air Force
in the Philippines. Iverson is to
be stationed next with the 21st
Fighter Bomber Wing at George
AFB, Calif. During his tour in
the Philinnines he iwrfnrmoH
duties for the 581st Air Resupply
uroup on uiaric A B, 60 miles
north of Manila.
A3C WILLIAM L. SCHMIDT
has just arrived in Fairbanks,
Alaska, where he will be sta
tioned for two years with the
weapons department of a fighter
squadron. Son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Schmidt, 2431 Washington
St., Eugene, Schmidt had been
home on furlough from his for
mer station at Elgia Field, Fla.
He is a 1950 graduate of Eugene
High School and attended the
University of Oregon for' one
year.
AIRMAN MONTE WELLS,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wells
of Cottage Grove, is in me
chanical training at Lackland
Air Base, San Antonio, Texas,
studying to be an aviation me
chanic. Wells, who recently fin
ished basic training at Lackland,
attended Eugene Vocational
School prior to his entry into
service.
SFC JACK COFFMAN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman
Sr., 4224 Daisy Way, Springfield,
is aboard the destroyer Wadleigh
returning from North Atlantic
waters to Newport, Rhode Is
land. On his return he is ex
pected to join his wife, the for
mer Joan Queen of Mabel, now
in Crescent City, Calif., for his
first sight of their new son,
James LaVern, born Nov. 23.
Coffman attended Mohawk High
School and entered the Navy in
August 19S0. He is a gunner's
mate.
BRUCE N. BAKER, optical
man 3C, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman . P. Baker of
Blachly, is aboard the submarine
tender USS Fulton which re
turned recently to New London,
Conn., after participation in Op
eration Mariner in the North
Atlantic along with ships from
other NATO countries
ROBERT R. WOOLRIDGE,
Seaman, USN, husband of Mary
L. Woolridge, 318 W. 18th St,
Eugene, is aboard the attack
cargo ship USS Rankin which
was among the seven Amp
hibious Force ships awarded a
battle efficiency plaque by Vice
Admiral F. G. Fahrion, USN, for
outstanding achievement during
the past year.
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