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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sun., Mar. 21, 1954 7 A 2 2 lift ACttd Harris McCarthy :Guire Herman McAlister Stevens Burnt Worsham Maret Smith Bayliss ' Bordugh IWIWI pu -.11 B MMA I I Roll Call of The Armed Forces L.n i McGUlKE. avia- ? re-enlisted in the ,1 the U. S. Naval Air ion, Alan"""" , Willi , i, , . the son of Mrs. P"... ... ., ti'iiirini. pour t, Frank Herman, lives at River Ka "6-"- nomoted to the rank of " lU nrmnrnrl mm. bin mm i. training cemei, Calif. A meuiL'Hi mu".. rj S. Army Hospital at . irain. Herman has been (Army S'nce last SePtem" it ii a 1946 Sral,uate of I University of Oregon. ' JAMES L. McALISTER, 0 Mrs. Byre 0. Woolbright ineta, is being trained as Air Force technician at farren AFB, Wyoming. r REOKGE R. McATEE I. wife, Audrey, lives at 745 ill Ave., Eugene, recently iWfpmd to the 3rd Infan ts in Korea. McAtee, who Lj 0n the peninsula last Sep- Lr had been serving as an l,i nnner with the 45th L which is being returned I U.S. He is slated to finish liir of Koeran duty with the Biv. Son or Mr. ana irs, it McAtee. Star Rt., Oak- I he entered the Army in 19S3 and completed Basic bit Ft Ord, Calif. l': DONALD A. MARK, wife. Gayle, lives at 254 W. Springfield, recently was bted from the 3rd Inf. Div, fcmmissioned Officer Acad- Korea. A machine gunner 5th Regimental Combat Company C, Mark tie Army in February 1953 trrived overseas last August. !, FOREST t. SPECKEL , son of Forest Speckelmier, St.. Springfield, has joined Hams regiment at the Ma- Corps base at Camp Pendle. tali, m preparation for Far duly. 2 Rolls Off semhly Line MTLE IB The first pro- n model of the Boeing B52 bber rolled off the assem- e Thursday and was hailed Air Force general as the rule of the air age." p. Nathan F. Twining, Air uuef of staff, told Boeing pe Co. employes who gath- lor the rollout the eight led sweptwing bomber is thing that's going to keep ra leuow in his place." t bomber is the first of an closed number to be pro- f unaer Boeing's contract Air Force. Two eynori- U models were built and tamer. . Ige Heir Born P PALM BEACH, Fla. Wh- t to the Dodge fortune of f oi dollars was born n to Horace Dodge III r airanged wife. The for- wress, Gregg Sherwood, Wth to a sun in r-.nrul &a. S' Hospital where she fled month ago after quar- ner Husband had, she mangered her health, ' 52, Mrs. Dodge 30. 9 out of 10 Z who ask for a 'r i Cllvloon Ml 3 thfiu unnl 'WNf SI! ,fu P' m confidence fnr Jiy amount from '25 to $1500 Wlllom.lt. II. ' '... S-OJOI C!!"'' ' tew mm (or .vtryon.. A1C CHESTER A. STEVENS has been selected Airman of the Month with his unit, the 1709th Training Sqdn. at Palm Beach AFB, Fla. Originally from Eugene, Stevens now lives ai sis 40th St., West Palm Beach, with his wife, Janet, and daughter, Susan. PFC. GEORGE E. BUNN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E, Bunn, 124 First St Springfield, is at Ft. Bragg, N. C. Bunn is a rifleman with Company C, 505th Airborne Inf. Regt, 82nd Airborne Div. CARL M. WORSHAM and HOWARD A. BORDUGH are completing their Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas. Worsham is the son of Milton Worsham, 1950 E St, Spring field. Bordugh is the son of Mrs. Zclda Dcvine, 11S6H W. 7th Ave., Eugene. ROBERT A. SHEETS, yeoman 2c, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Sheets of Florence, has reported to the headquarters of Rear Admiral Burton B. Biggs, USN, Commander Service Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet, for duty in the Ordnance Division. Sheets, who reported from the U. S. Na val Station, San Diego, Calif., joined the Navy in 1946. Chase Tacke FRANK N. CHASE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle D. Chase, Rt. 2, Eugene, has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant with the X Corps in Korea. Chase, an Army aviator, is a graduate of the University of Oregon. He entered active Army duty in August 1952 and arrived in the Far East last December. k 1r -k ROBERT W. DAY, son of Mrs. Walter G. Day, 825 Horn Lane, Eugene, was promoted recently to sergeant while serving with the X Corps in Korea. A clerk with X Corps Headquarters' in spector general section, Day en tered the Army in June 1952 and arrived in Korea last March. He is a 1952 graduate of Oregon State College. A3C EDWIN G. TACKE, on furlough for 10 days from War ren AFB, Wyoming, Is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tacke, 1055 W. 18th Ave., Eugene. He is scheduled to re turn Sunday to his base, where he is being trained as an Air Force technician. BLM Official Transferred - WASHINGTON Wl-Secretary of the Interior McKay announced this week that William Guern sey, now regional administrator for the Bureau of Land Manage ment (BLM) at Portland, Ore., is being transferred here as an assistant director of the bureau. A bureau official told a re porter that Guernsey will be in charge of technical activities. The official said he is moving into the post previously held by William Pincus, now on loan to the Hoover Commission on Government Reorganization. Thomas' immediate assignment will be 'to coordinate reorgani zation activities. The fact that Guernsey was going to be brought to Washing ton was announced Feb. 12, when McKay established three new area offices of the BLM at Port land, Salt Lake City and Denver and abolished six regional of fices. Guernsey's new job, how ever, was not revealed at that time. USELESS SEDAN BOSTON OH When John Win throp, governor of the Massa chusetts Bay Colony in the 17th century, received a sedan chair as a gift, he didn't dare use it because such comforts of travel were considered too ritzy for the austere standards of the day. Three local area men are presently taking Air Force technical training at Warren AFB, Wyoming. They are: A3C OLIVER J. HARRIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Har ris, 2620 E St., Springfield; A3C THEODORE M. MCCAR THY, son of Mrs. T. M. Mc Carthy; A3C TOMMY L. MARET, son of Mrs. Jack Jacobsen. PVT. JOHN L. O'CONNER, a member of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 503rd Airborne Inf. Regt, 11th Airborne Div., Ft. Campbell, Ky., and son of Mrs. F. Bading, 2288li Alder St., Eugene, has been graduated from Basic Airborne School at Ft Benning, Ga. O'Conner became a qualified paratrooper Feb. 1 1954. He is presently assigned as a clerk at regimental headquarters. PVT. BILLIE F. KIRK is now serving as an honor guard at Ft. Campbell, Ky. He did not go to Colorado, as incorrectly stated on this page last Sunday. His par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kirk, 325 N. 38th St., Springfield, write that he has completed paratroop training at Ft. Benning, Ga., and is now a qualified parachutist. WESLEY D. HANSEN, former ly of Cottage Grove, was recent ly promoted to corporal while serving as a mail clerk with the 440th Signal Aviation Construe tion Bn. in Korc".. STEPHEN L. NEFF is on leave from his ship, the USS Columbus. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Neff of- Eugene. : CLIFFORD W. SMITH Is now L taking basic training at Ft. Ord, Calif., with Co. D, 6th Eng. Bn. Smith enlisted Jan. 25 in the Army. His mother, Mrs. Gcraldlne Pullan, lives at 870 Kelly St., Springfield. PVT. DONALD L. BAYLISS, son of Herschel W. Bayliss, 846 F St., Springfield, recently completed engineer basic train ing at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., with a unit of the 6th Armored Div. HEALTH FOOD CENTER 'For Better Health" AT LAST! 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