Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 18, 1953, Page 8, Image 8

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    THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Balm, Oregon
Wednesday, March 18, 19SS
Six Brothers and Sister
All Serve Armed Forces
A youth inlifted at the Sa
lem air force recruiting office
this week became the seventh
and last member of the family
of Mrs. Clarlna Fryer, Wood
burn, to enter the service
elnce the beginning of World
War n.
Wlllard Fryer, 19, received
his ordera in Salem Tuesday
to report In Portland Thurs
day for transfer to Parks Air
Force Base, Calif., for recruit
training.
Preceding him in the serv
ice were five brothers and a
sister with a total of eight
tours of duty representing
nearly 30 years of service
during World Waf II and the
Korean war.
Willard is the first of the
family to enter the air force,
the others being split evenly
between the army and the
navy.
Service tours by other
members of the family dur
ing World War II were May.
nard, army, now in business
in Portland; Eyrtle, navy,
now in Kennewick, Wash.;
Eugene, navy, now in Port
land; Victor, navy, now living
at home; and Vivian, WAC,
now Mrs. Clarenece Skaug,
1147 North 18th street, Salem.
Another boy, Glenn, served
nearly two years 'during the
Korean conflict in the army,
including nearly a year at the
front Hyrtle and Eugene each
served again in the navy as
reserves during the Korean
war.
None of the family waa in
lured in action in their time
in the service.
Mrs. Fryer lives at the family-
home, 788 Ogle street,
Woodburn, where the entire
family was last together at
Christmas time. Her husband,
Miller Fryer, passed away in
December.
SKELTON BACK ON JOB
Hollywood UJl' Comedian
Red Skelton made plans today
to return to his weekly tele-
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McMinnville
McMinnville () Four Yam
hill county jail prisoners ship
ped their way through a brick
wall to freedom Tuesday night
Twenty other prisoners could
have followed but chose to re
main in the untended jail.
The escapees used can lids
and a screwdriver to make a
hole in the one-brlck-thick
wall. They then broke into the
sheriffs office in the same
vision show Sunday after doc
tors pronounced him fully re
covered from an ahrinmtnal An.
eration performed four months
ago.
building, helped themselves to
other prisoners' clothing, and
left by a window.
On the floor above, a school
meeting was in progress. Those
attending said they heard nois
es but had not taken the trou
ble to investigate.
The four were identified as:
James Robert Brady, 20, Don
ald Van Lannen, 18, and Sam
uel Owen Barnett, 20, all ac
cused of forgery, and Kenneth
Norman Beaver, 17, accused of
disorderly conduct
JET RETURNS,
SANS ENGINE
Wichita. Kan. CJ9A B-47
jet bomber, missing an engine
that fell on a farm near yal
meyer. 111., returned to its base
here and landed safely last
night, base authorities said to
day. . . -
New Jet Squadron to '
Be Added at Portland
Portland tin A new
squadron equipped with F-
94B jet all-weather fighter in
terceptors will be added to uie
air defense force at Portland
International airport in the im
mediate future, officials re
ported today.
The new unit supplementing
the 857th fighter interceptor
squadron, would double
present air defense forces here.
Planes in the new squadron
will be equipped with eonven
tional .SO-caliber machine
guns.
Carnival Among 1650
To Escape Red Zone v
Berlin UJ9 A carnival op
erator and his family, defying
East German Communist bor
der guards raced across me
i i- ntA w.it nrlin vester-
wiun uikw ' ' '
day with two vans containing
their merry-go-rounn, wnee
of . chance, and "swinging
boats." - .
Tfc iknis family, who said
they feared Communist con-
;...tlnn of their business, were
iTia 1 0 refuaees to
reach the city's western sector
during the day.
OREGON SOLON PRESIDES
Washington Freshman
Sam Coon of
Baker, Ore., presided over the
nation s House oi nepreaenw
tlves for a few minutes yester
day.
Coon was called up by
Speaker Joseph W. Martin,
who wanted to rest.
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