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WCN4IAV ON KPTV:
t n Milinte Theater "Gas House Kidi Co West" stars Chill
Vi liams. ,
5 p.m. Western Theater "Song of the Range" stars Jimmy
TVnkelv.
l;C0 p.m.. Powerland Rtory The Northwests own lory, in color.
7 p.m., Badge 714 In 'The Big Ham" Joe and Frank receive
Cbi asking ihem to check on mining couple.
I p.m.. Medic "Black Friday," true itory of young doctor!
fight to aavi Abraham Lincoln,
Booth. ,
10:30 p.m., Dinner at Bart'i
mtourant.
' 11:10 p.m., Nile Owl Theater
Taul Ncwland.
MONDAY ON KOINTV:
' I p.m.. Carry Moore Show Ivan Sanderson returns with newly
fc.und animal friend.
p.m., Rd Dunning Hour "Ariiona Stagecoach 'Ray Corrl
gan, John Kint '
:30 p.m., Robin Hood "Checkmate": Honor of Maid Marian at
uke- . ... i, ..
7 p.m.. Studio One Ron! llengel stars in 'Julie.
I p.m., Burns and Allen Cracie dons the garb of a waitress.
1:30 p.m.. Science Fiction Theatre "Friend of Raven": Vir
ginia Bruce as Stole Welfare worker.
n i ., i ,,,.1. B a Ij)tin heautv.
:30 p.m., December Bride
pell of a bookmaker.
10 p.m., Life of Kliey nuey s
10:50 o.m.. Showtime on
Colonna, Jean Porter, James Fllison.
MONDAY ON KI.OR:
I p.m.. Mr. and Mrs. North Popular thrill adventure "Climax."
. 1:30 p.m., Udy of the House 4H Club, Fashion, guesU from
League of women Voters.
1 n m . Rrulih Warm family
4:30 p.m. Western Star Theatre "Lightning Carson Rides
A sain.
g p.m, Mickey Mouse Club Roy Williams, 300 pound Big Mouse
kcteer tella muaical atory of Holland's famed dikes.
I ojn, Terry and the Pirates "Chinese Legacy" based on
the famoua comic strip.
:3t p.nL, TV Sports Desk
highlights.
1 b m.. Mr Little Marfie Margie Invades Hillbilly country.
I p.m, TV Readers Digest How Ex-buccaneer forced Pilgrims
to land it Plymouth. "The Voyase of Capt. Tom Jones, nrate.
Louis Hayward as Capt. Jones,
Priacilla Mullins.
1:30 p.m. Voice of Firestone Bria.i Sullivan. Metro Opera tenor,
aims "Where the River Shannon Flows." "Una furtlva lacrima"
from "L'Elixir d'Amore." With chorus "Night is Young, You're So
Beautiful" and "Hymn of Thanksgiving."
t p.m.. The Falcon "Big Break" Charles McGraw, stage, screen
and radio actor is Mike Waring ("The Falcon"), an undercover
Government aient.
1:30 p.m. Medical Horisons
pital, Staten Island, N.YV Tuberculosis therapy described trom
largest T.B. center in U.S.
TUESDAY ON KI.OR:
1:30 p.m, Ron Myron Show Winner of recent "Voice of DemoH
ncy contest.
1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. North
1:30 p.m. Lady of the House
Foods. Dr. Arthur Jones talks on
4 p.m.. The Ruggles "Chuck
the family problem for Charlie
4:30 p.m., Frontier Scout Adventure Day. "Six Gun Trail," de
tails of youngsters essay contest.
5 p.m., Mickey Mouse Xlub The
"Hermude, ing "J be Little t oreador," about a youngater wno tries
bullfighting. ,
( p.m. Western Star Theatre "Whistling Dan
1.30 p.m., Korla Pandit In the Universal Language of Music
Korla Pandit plays musical gems from near and far. He recreates
the tropic drum tones of India from selections from that country
and sends you dreaming of Italy with "Come Bark to Sorento."
7 p.m, Guy Lombardo "Little Things Mean A Lot" and "You
are my Lucky Star" sung by Martha Wright, guest. 'The Ballad
of Davy Crockett," "When You're Smiling" and "Heart of Stone"
by Kenny Gardner and Trio.
7:30 p.m, Warner Brothers Presents Border bandits who killed
friend of Cheyenne's are located by roving cowboy and his side-kick,
in Mexican town of Paso Alto In " Cheyenne Batlles Border Gang "
('In! Walker In the title role. 'Behind the Cameras' spotlights
Liiierace in scenes from "Sincerely Yours."
:30 p.m, Wyalt F.arp An adult western, "The Big Baby Con
test." Hugh fl'Brain as marshal. Wyatt Earp.
9 p.m. Make Room for Daddy Rusty and Terry Williams try
to smuggle a kitlen into the U.S.
9:30 p.m, Dul'ont Cavalcade Theatre Walter Coy and Richard
Gains as Ahe Lincoln and George Washington In "American Thanks
;ving " Dramatisation of holiday as seen by men and women, in
the colonial period, during Civil war.
10 p.m, Dangrrous Assignment Mitchell has to work through
b reeved sweetheart to find international smugglers of human cargo.
10:30 p.m. Hometown Theatre
Ralcrty. Grant Taylor and Betty
in tne desert.
TIESDAY ON KPTV:
11 a.m.. Home New York police
rtport from nation's capital, preview of Christmas toys and games
lor youngsters.
It Noon, NBC Matinee Thrater Colorcast "The Lady Chooses"
by William McCleery.
I p.m. What's Cooking at Home Ideas from the schools on Tur
key drrnralions.
3 p.m., Matinee Theater "Inquest" stars F.luabelh Allen, Herbert
Jones.
.3 pm, Matinee Theateravbgkqjx rmfwypshnlluthetteslln
0:30 p.m. Favorite Story Adolphe Menjnu's story, "The Copper
Penny" deals with explosive situation created when town librarian
Heals penny.
7 p.m. Superman In "The Face And The Voice," gang alters
t face to resemble Superman.
II p.m, Martha Rae Show Johnnie Ray, Gene Krupa, Stubby Kave,
and Rocky Granano Join Martha.
Fireside Theater Charles Winninger stars in "His Maiden Voy-
n "
:S0 p.m.. Playwrights "S Jane Wyatt portrays rrlebrslrd au
trior's wife, who seems like his second choice. Tom Ewell, as au
thor, Margaret Truman plava television interviewer, in "Daisy,
I'liisy.
11:1 p.m.. Nile Owl There
Lindsay, "Her luster a Secret "
11 FSDAY ON KOINTV:
le a.m.. Armchair Theatre
W.ihurton. June Lang
It.i p.m., Boh Crosby Show "The Yellow Rose of Texas," "The
Lord Is a Ruv Man." "His Hands"
I p.m., KOIN Kitchen-Hrttys guest Jfsn Martin, home "fn" quality of friendliness. c
onomut; feature; "Country SUIc Cream Candy" cording to the selection committee
I p m., Carry Moore Show'-Snd in series of fabulous ChrlM- ,he C"rU UM-
mas gilts, including a head warmer for bald men Featured song. "'n"'r' P"'"'n"d 1 1 h
"The Impat.ent Yeara." "Experience I'nnecessarv." corsage at a league meeting re-
1 p.m.. Red Dunning Hour -"Sudden Death '-Jimmy (Sham- ?T V ,1" V" .S""1" . !U
rock I Ellison. Rum cl.urkvi Havden. Kitimiller is president of
: p.m.. Name That Tune The Kansas Farm wifr rw York
C.hbie team hums .along in the Golden medley marathon.
7 p.m., 164.604 QurMlnn-IUi given away over MtklOtH) and four
a'ltna.
pm.. Phil Silvers Show "The IWih Aniversarv:" new special
services officer arrnes and tnrs lo stop samhling
p.m., evy log -Sailor falls in hue in Jlswaii. is trans
ferred t Iceland
p.m.. The Whistler- Auilfcy Toilet pnrtravs nn'elnt who irscues
fiom tl sea captain known In have perishrd with his hip
I pm.. Red Skelion Show -llrd. agd gut Nancv Walker relf
O'.te Thanksgiving day when Skelton. as flh peddler, rs invited
to house for tilr,., dinner.
9 ! p ea., tig Town- Mental llenlth." Steve probes store ttf
-oman Who complains is being persefuted by Illustrated Press,
1105 m . Showtime en sU - Tier 2.T -Hugh Beaumont. Ann
lawurd lophy, nd Richard Travis.
Views -
Rdi-TlTiiieR jf
when he wai ahot by jonn wnses
Informal local live telecast from
"Don Ricardo Returna," Fred Coby,
Family believes Lily fallen under," 00 tm
menu, jy.iuu uuihi
Sis "Kentucky Jamboree" Jerry
situation comedy series.
Charlie LaFranchise with sports
Noel Drayton, Kathryn Beaumont,
Originates from the Seaview Hos
"Formula Trouble,"
George Godtlibsen cooks Norweigan
Muscular nystropny.
Runs Away" Runaway aon poses
Ruggles.
Bell Sisters, duet their famoua
"40.000 Horsemen" stars Chips
Rryant. Intrigue, action, romance
force of SO years aso. Weekly
Nancy Coleman and Margaret '
-"Man Without A Country" John
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KVA1 Opry
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KLOn Falcon
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S 00 la. KPTV Today
KOIN Pacnic Panorama
8 43 a m. KOIN Rrducin
00 a m. Kin V Term, trnle
KOIN-Valiant
IS a m. KOIN Love of Life
0:30 a.m. Kn v reamer Neat
KOIN Search Tomorrow
4S a m. KOIN Guidlnl LIU
KLOR Teal Pattern
10:00 a m. KPTV Dinf Dona
KOIN Armrhalr
10:30 a.m. KPTV-Beauty
KOIN Love Story
11:00 a m. KPTV Home
KOIN Robert Q
11:30 a m. KOI N Houae party
12:00 noon KPTV Matinea
KOIN Variety
13:30 pm. KPIN Bob Crosby
1:00 p m. KPTV-pate
KOIN Bnte Day
1 IS p.m. KPTV lit Love
KOIN Secret Storm
1:10 p m. KPTV Mr. Sweeney
KOIN Your Account
1 :4S p m. KPTV Modern Romance
J 00 p.m. KPTV What's Cooking
KOIN Kitchen
KLOR Public Interest
KVAL Howdy Doody
1 IS p.m. KI.OR Telecomlx
KOIN Strike It Rich
KLOR Ron Myron
1:30 pm. KPTV Howdy Doody
KOIN Strike It Rich
Kl OR Ron Myron
KVAL Howdy Doody
1-43 p m. KVAL r.toMie
3:00 p m. Ki'TV Movie
KOIN Garry Moore
KLOR Norths
I SO p m. KOIN-Godfrey
KLOR Ladv of House
4 00 pm. KLOIt HuKgle-
4:10 p m. KPTV-Ilcck Harper
KOIN Mr. Moon
KI.OR FronUer
KVAL Date
4:4Spm. KOIN Cartoons
1:00 p.m. KOIN Red Dunning
KLOR Mickey Mouse
KVAL Roundup
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KLOR Eddie Rlccl
KVAL Paul Kllllam
1:15 p m. KOIN Newi
- KVAL Rascals
l:J pm KPTV Favorite Story
KOIN Name That Tune
KLOR Korla Pandit
I 11 p.m. KLOR Tvewa
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7 Oci p m. KPTV Superman
KOIN 64 000 t
KLOR Guy Lombardo
KVAL Jungle
I X p m. KPTV Dinah Shore
KOIN-Favorlte Husband
KLOR Warner Bros.
KVAL Falcon
7 45 p m. KPTV News
1 00 p.m. KPTV-Martha Ray
kuin silvers
KVAL Martha Raye
S 30 pm. KOIN Navy I
Ki.i'H wyair carp
1 00 p m. KITV Fireside
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KI.OR Dannv Thomas
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t 30 pm. KPTV-Play M
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KI.OR Cavalcade
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KLOR Assignment
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T11KKK LINK ELECTION
Tl'RNKR Three Link club
met at the home of "Mrs. Manuel
Kee ne Friday for a iu host lunch
eon at noon. Officers elected for
the coming year are: Mrs. Carl
Graves, president: Mrs. Brutus
Ashcraft, vice president, and Mrs.
Robert Mitchell, secretary-treasurer.
Next meeting wilt be held
at the home o( Mrs. Mitchell Dec.
16th. This will be the Christmas
party. Gifts will be exchanged
during the luncheon.
BOY FOR POLLARDS
M01.ALLA Relatives in Molalla
received a telegram from PKC
Wayne Pollard and Mrs. Pollard
that they are parents of a hahy
hoy born Nov. 15 in Stuttgardt.
Germany, where he is stationed in
the army. This is their first child.
The telegram did not give details
as to the weight and name of the
new arrival. Mrs. Pollard Is the
I'.T." " "
.inns.
DALLAS C.IRI. OF MONTH
DALLAS Miss Gretchen Kiti
miller. caughler of Mr. and Mrs
John Kitmiller, has been chosen
girl ot the month for October at
Dallas high school She was chosen
the laiiue.
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Rogue River
rioime llfintot
GOLD HILL fUP)-Search was
abandoned near here today for
Merrit G. Davis, 49-year-old Gold
Hill duck hunter missing since
his boat capsized in the Rogue
river Sunday morning.
State police said Davis' boat
apparently hit i tree or snag and
overturned. His on, 17-year-old
Richard L. Davis, swam to shore
and summoned aid from a farm
house. Searchers combed the
banks of the stream In the Tolo
district u.,til nightfall last night
and then gave up the hunt
They Say Today
QL'OTKS FROM THE NEWS
By I'NITKD PRESS
BALTIMORE. Md. Gov. Theo.
dnre It. McKeldin on desegregation
of the Maryland National Guard,
the first such action by any state
soutn ot tne Mason Dixon Line:
'We will no longer keep negroes
out of white units or whites out of
Negro units. They will serve in the
same units, effective immediately
i aon t uiing we 11 have any
irouDie.
LONDON Sen. Mike Mans
field iD-Mont) on the 1956 pres
idential race:
"As I'm a Democrat. I think
that Mr. Stevenson is the outstand
ing candidate and Sen. lEstes)
Kefauver is likely to be vice pres
ident."
NEW DELHI. India - Prime
Minister Jawharlal Nehru on
India's foreign policy at a banquet
honoring Soviet Prmier Nikolai A.
Bulganin and Communist Party
chief Nikita S. Khrushchev:
"If peace is sought after, it has
to be by the methods of peace and
the language of peace and good
will."
WASHINGTON Sen. John F.
Kennedy D-Masx on his attack
against the McCarran - Walter Im
migration Act:
'Regarded as an affront to the
entire world by leaders of every
major religious group, this formula
disregards one of the fundamental
propositions upon which this nation '.
is founded all men are created
equal."
WASHINGTON Republican Na-
tional Chairman Leonard W. Hall i
on Adlai Stevenson's first speech as
a 1956 Democratic presidential
candidate: .
"The people know he is talking
bunk. We note that he has taken
up Harry Truman's line on special!
intcrests. but is silent on the cor-
rupt forces mat imesteo. tne air;t0 sh0w how decpy sne may be
wai. .
r-rti3i Li:ioivj( num. lcie
grams from Athletic Director Big-: " Z. 'l 11 Z iriTZ
- , ;ui c.-. . vT ly fifiure, pointed an editorial tin-
gie Munn of Michigan State to the J , ( th country J cutcst
?".CJ ' "n12h.,'.,0."". Woe Diana Dors - Brit-
Stale football team, - whase sur-; f M M
XI c.-i. .'. tV. d.,.'i I
igan State in the Rose Bowl:
"Thank you for your kind assir'.'1
Rose Felival to
Have Disnev Theme
pobti ivn ,a "-n:..i.nj
in F'owers'' will be the theme of
the 1956 Portland Rose Festival
June 6-10.
Walt Disnev Productions. Inc.. of,'
Hollywood. will assist in designingi
floats, decorations and settings
and will provide stars from the
firm's film and television produc
tions. 1IATOVAMA CABINET OCT
TOKYO i Japan's Prime
Minister Hatnyama resigned Mon
day along with his 16 - member
cabinet. But he's expected to he
back in oflice Tuesday. The 72-year-old
premier stepped down to
pave the way for a reshuffling of
the cabinet. The new members will j
De cnosen irom the. new Liberal-
uemocratic rarty, formed last
week.
Personalized-lndividual
Your name imprinted on the Christmas
card tylei of your choice. No further
brdert'-will be taken by.ui on your card
stylet. Yours will be individual.
Statesman Publishing Co..
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uJi Id
Queen Elizabeth II is presented to actresses at the Royal
Command film performance in London, last month. Today
the London Daily Mirror, a tabloid, launched a frontal attack
on film stars who sporl plunging necklines before the Royal
Family. From left are Kenneth More, Anna Neagle, Janette
Scott, June Thorburn and Peter Ustinov. (AP Photofax)
Tabloid Scolds
Baring Necks
LONDON The tabloid Daily
Mirror Monday delivered a frontal i
attack on pretty film stars who
sport plunging necklines before ;
Britain's royal family.
"The bare fact is," said the pa-
per, which claims a daily circu-1
lntion of about 4'4 million, "that I
f jim star.- necklines at these roval '
function. nr uwema Harinolv he. i
jow the Plimsoll line of modesty."
, The Plimsoll line is a mark Drom-'
jpently painted on a vessel's hull
loaded.)
The Mirror, usually not adverse
t ui:-i.: u
and pert-nosed Jackie Lane,
... . n.,rt
before members of the royal fam
ily in extremely low cut evening
gowns.
Jackie showed up before the
Duke of Edinburgh, husband of
Queen Elizabeth II, at a movie,
Premier last wearing the
most dar'nk' dre" of ,tie season j
one lnal openeu aown tne ironiWaj owned by Dr. Todd Gilmore
ne ner inm wa.si.
. lne ,0e lacea Tv n7lmated " ou.ld cost J0'000 t0 re"
a,upvM wpvn anu wniiowua .
4-II News
Carl Anderson was elected presi
dent of the Cricket Club, 4 H en
tomology organization of Salem
during a meeting held Saturday
at the state department of agri
culture. Others named to office: Peter
Maltby, vice president: Georgia
Douglas, secretarf: John Bealcy,
activities leader; Ralph Shrphard,
sergeant-at-arms and Steven Sul-
! livan. refreshments.
h, 4-4811, 1x1. n
British Tahloid Protests
Actresses for
Before Royalty
into a startling revelation of the
bosom." said The Mirror,
Ten days earlier Miss Dors ap-
peared at a royal command
film performance and was present-
ed to the Queen and the Duke,
"He high and mighty bosom."
said The Mirror." was so amply
displayed one feared she could
easily burst out laughing."
The Mirror added:
"Royal premiers are now occa-
'ions for highly competitive dou-
ble exposures, where a deep
breath is dangerous, a curtsy
disaster."
J
Fire Destroys
Hubbard Mill
HUBBARD Fire of undetermin-
ed origin Saturday night destroy-
led Roy's Feed and Supply Mill
. here at an estimated total lost of
sM.ono. The store was ooerated
by Roy Houi;ham whose stock
of an estimated $10,000 value was
covered by insurance, the building
of Portland. It has been esti-
piaCB IhC DUUUing.
High lines of the Portland Gen
oral Electric near the mill were
cut by crewmen, plunging Hub
bard into darkness for three quar
ters of an hour.
Firemen from Woodburn re
sponded to the call for help from
Hubbard department. A freight
train passing through Hubbard at
the time of the fire delayed the
fire truck for a matter of five
minutes, Fire Chief Clarence
Friend said.
The fire was discovered by
Roland Houghman, brother of the
operator, who had just arrived
from Eureka, Calif., for a visit.
m
Mem, Oregon, Monday NovemW 21,1958
1
Births
SALEM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
HEUER-To Mr. and Mra. Edwin
Heuer. 4203 Cherry avenue, a on.
November 19.
WENDT To Mr. and Mri. Laur
ence Wendt. Woodburn. a daughter.
November 19.
COVEY To Mr. and Mr. Bernard
Covey. 2175 Dallas road, a daughter.
November 19.
PETERSON To Mr. and Mn John
A. Peterson Independence, a con,
November 20.
LANE To Mr. and Mrt. Arthur
Lane. 4750 NUei avenue, a aon, No-
vemner zo.
HALE To Mr. and Mn. Noah
Hale. 551 North 21st itreet, a aon,
Novemher 20.
TOKSTAD To Mr. and Mn. Nea-
tnr Tokstad. 1AB5 North Church
street, a daughter. November 20.
WHITE To .Mr. and Mn. Donald
White. 307$ Haxel Green road, a aon.
November 19.
SALEM GENERAL HOSPITAL
CLARK To Mr. and Mn. Edward
Clark, route , box S31, Salem, a
son. November 19.
PHILLIPS To Mr. and Mn. Rob
ert Phillips. Jr., 263 Delmar drive, a
daughter, November 19.
FRIESEN To Mr. nd Mrs. Wilbur
Friesen 1460 Sixth street, a daughter,
November 19.
BEUGLI To Mr. and Mrt. Nor
man Beujtlt, 380 Oregon avenue, a
son. November 19.
JENNINGS To Mr. and Mn.
Charles Jennings, 1930 Ferry, a son.
November zo. ,
FLOOK To Mr. and Mn. Theo
dore Flook, 1880 South Capitol, a
daughter, November 20.
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ward. 791 North 15th street a daugh
ter. November 20.
LANG To Mr. and Mn. John
Lang, 1427 Clark, a son, November
20
RHOADES To Mr. and Mn. Clyde
Rhoades. Albany, a daughter, No
vember 19.
' SILVERTOV HOSPITAL
WHITREN To Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Whttren of Woodburn, a daugh
ter. November 19.
DIARMIT To Mr. and Mn. Merle
Diarmlt of Scotts Mills, twins, son
and daughter, November 19.
kehk to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kerr of Molalla, a aon, November
DALLAS HOSPITAL
GOODRICH To Mr. and Mn
Homer Goodrich, Value ti, a boy, Nev.
IB.
MARTIN To Mr. and Mn. Robert
Martin. Falls City, a boy. Nov. 16.
CHRISTIE To Mr. and Mrs. James
Chrutie, Dallas, a girl, Nov. 17.
BARTEI.L HOSPITAL
ISAACSON To Mr. and Mn. Carl
Isaacson Willamina, a boy. Nov. 16.
what is a drug store?
Tug M.i'C JTont is but one unit in I crmrplrt pat
tern of businesses and professions, all of which
erre the needs of the community. But it is unkiue
In that pharmacy is both a business and a profession.
A business built on service to the sick cannot be
restricted to usual "business hours." The need for
medicine and sickroom supplies is usually imme
diate and urgent. In times of widespread illness, the
twenty-four-hour day seems all too short fe ire
tody, day or night, to serve the pharmaceutical
needs ef the community.
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
Mi Stare: 405 State. Corner f Liberty
Prescription Shop: (11 Chesnekeia. Griffin Bldg.
W Give Creel- Wasps
Store Honrs: One I I. wi. Daily, flow : p. l, Escept
Monday anil Friday Close . m. .
, .
' . . laW. Wit ill
MItiTARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Soaday, Noveeer tl
Marine Corps Rerserve unit t
NavaJ and Marine Corps Reserve
Training Center.
Company B, 162nd infantry
regiment, at Salem armory.
Oregon Mobilisation Designa
tion Detachment No. 1, at t'SAR
armory.
255th Engineers, Army Re
serves, at USAR armory.
Company K, 413th Infantry
regiment. Army Reserves, at
USAR armory.
Tuesday, November M
M14 Air Reserve squad on at
USAR armory.
Wednesday, November 23
829th field artillery battalion.
Army Reserves, at USAR armory.
CILSON PROMOTED
Layton Gilson, former Willam
ette University basketball and
track man and son of Mr and Mrs.
Mervin Gilson of 1735 North 20th
street, has been promoted to
hospital man third class in the
U.S. Navy. Gilson, who graduated
from Willamette in June, 1934, it
statlt.ied in San Diego at the
Physical Therapy Cinic of the U.S.
Naval hospital and is also instruct
ing in body mechanics and re
conditioning exercises in the Physi
cal Therapy school.
In Germany
Second Armored Division, Ger
many Sgt. Merle C. Bate, son of
Mr.' and Mrs. Herman Bate of
Route 1, Willamina, Oregon, is a
member of the 16th field artillery
battalion of this division.
Commands MP Company '
Fort Lewis, Wash-Capt. Wal
lace K. Wittwer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman D. Wittwer of 2145
D street, Salem, Oregon, is com
mander of the 296th Military Po
lice company of the 6006th area
service unit here. The captain it
a 1945 graduate of the U. S. Mil
itary Academy. His wife and chil
dren make their home in Tacoma,
wasn. .
One out of every seven U.S. peo
ple had never seen the inside of
dental office, says an American
Dental Assn. report.
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