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COMMANDER RANOM STANDLEY is handed the gavel after
being sworn in as commander of the new VFW Post 3970 in
Camas Valley The post came into being Jan. 6, when officers
were installed. (Picture by Kenneth Miller)
New VFW Post Comes Into
Being At Camas Valley
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
3970, Camas Valley, came Into be
ing Sunday, Jan. 6, with the ob
ligation of 14 charter members,
and the installation of officers.
A. E. Williams, commander of
District 16, acted as commander
of the post for the installation pro
ceedings. The installing officer was
T. F. Holmes, deputy chief of staff
of Oregon, deputized by State Com
mander Ashworth, who could not
attend becuase of weather condi
tinnt in Portland. Actine quarter
master was Kenneth Miller, past
post commander ot Koseourg.
Daniel Koth, commander of the
Myrtle Creek Poyt,. was senior
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vice commander, and the position
of junior vice commander was held
by Wallace Cox, past Commander
of Koseourg. Chaplain was John
Angland, Post commander of
Canyonville.
The new officers for Post 3970
installed Sunday are: Ransom
btandley, commander: Charles Mil
ler, senior vice commander; John
Looney, junior vice commander;
Eugene Arnold, quartermaster;
Marlen Yoder, adjudant; Leon
Ashton, chaplain, and Ernie Fish
er, surgeon. Trustees are Glen
Fisher and Bruce Priest, for one
ana two year terms, respectively.
At the close of the installation cer.
emony, the gavel was turned over
to Commander Standley.
The remaining charter members
are Charles Parret, James Parret,
LaMar Ormand, Donald Lawson
and Warren Householder. The post
is to oe considered open for 90
days. Any man who joins during
this time will be a charter mem
ber, ..
Many Important Visiters ' ' '
VFW visitors were H. L. Flovd.
myrtie ureeK; max Dort, com
mander of the Riddle Post: Neal
King, Myrtle Creek; Roy Hebafd,
commander in Roseburg; Stanley
Monr, ,ana ta Hoover, also of
Roseburg. Bessie Koth. district
presidnt of th District 16 Aux-
llary was also oresent. and in
vited the newly organized post to
the first anniversary meeting of
me aiyrue trees: post ieo. 17.
There were about 60 in attend
ance for the program. The new
group is the baby post of the
VFW, the first to be Inducted in
1952. No name has yet been chosen.
Camas Valley veterans were first
interested in forming VFW post
a year ago by John Angland,
Canyonville commander, who acted
as chaplain for the induction cer
emony.
The Camas Vallev hall has been
donated as a meeting place to the
veterans by Ted Heilman. The
meeting dates were set at twic a
month, the next meeting being
Valley Post will be in District 16,
which includes Roseburg, Myrtle
Creek, Canyonville, Riddle, Drain,
and Oakland-Sutherlin. The Glen
dale Post, also in this district, is
expected to re-open soon.
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Thur., Jon. 10, 1952 Tt)t News-Review, Kmbtwt. Or. 1
ERROL FLYNN, Portraying
Christopher Casanova, direct de
scended of the great lover of
Yesteryear, puts the lie to a phony
count, exposes s scheming guard
ian and saves the fortune of a
beautiful young heiress tonight,
during the Modern Adventures of
Casanova, 7:00 to 7:30. The locale
for this particular adventure is
the metropolitan city ot New York.
This is another in the new MGM
series recently added to our pro
gram schedule.
DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEANS
Louisiana, comes a new series In
learning to cook the Creole way,
which Lyle and Faith have added
to their popular OVER THE COF
FEE CUP, Monday thru Friday,
9:00 to 8:15 a.m. If you've ever
enjoyed any of those succulent
Creole dishes, you will be especial
ly interested in joining them with
your pencil and paper ready. We
are advised that a booklet is avail
able to any listener called "Pop
ular Creole Recipes," which may
be had for the asking. Just drop
us your request on a postcard;
we'll do the rest. If your meals
have been in a rut, could be this
is just what you need to pep them
up. In addition to these recipes,
Faith is always handy on these
programs with household hints,
beauty tips, and a few social an
nouncements. Mutal Don-Lee commentators
to invade the Eastern area where
Eisenhower supporters claim their
greatest strength with visits to
Pennsylvania, New York, New Jer
sey and Connecticut.
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SATURDAY ond SUNDAY
Evening Only .
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APACHE"
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John Wayne
HENRY FONDA
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
plan to be on hand to report
activites from both political parties
conventions, which will be forth
coming in this presidential elec
tion year. Plans for the Republican
convention will be presented to the
party's convention committee when
they meet in San Francisco Jan.
16-19. The democratic committee
has not yet set its meeting. Bill
Henry is coordinating chairman of
the broadcasting committees for
both major party conventions. The
network's roster of newsmen set
this for this coverage include sucii
personalities as Gabriel Heatter.
Fulton Lewis Jr., Cecil Brown, and
many others who are familiar to
you. .. , .
A must is scheduled for Satur
day's FAMILY THEATER broad,
cast. .8:00 p.m., . "Flight from
Home," a repeat of the very first
script ever to be aired on this
series, and starring Ann Blytha
and Jeff Chandler.
Rehearsal Too Tough .
For Actor's Head, Fact
ROME m Arnaldo Mocchettl.
a 41-year old movie actor, reported
to a Rome hospital Tuesday with
swollen face and a severe head,
ache.
He told the attendant on duty that
he had rehearsed a scene with Mov
ie Star Anna Magnani for eight
hours. .
The scene called for Anns te
slap him across the face. , ,
Civilian Return
Of Ike For GOP
Meet Still Open
WASHINGTON I Senator
Lodge (R.-Mass.) said Wednesday
he believes the door still is open
for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
to return to civilian life before
the' Republican presidential nomi
natine convention.
Lodge told a reporter he does
not interpret Eisenhower s state
ment that he would not ask for
relief from his European defense
assignment as foreclosing all pos
sibilityaside from presidential ac
tionthat the general take off his
uniform before July.
"But I agree that he can not
make any statement on the issues
of the pre-convention campaign
while he is still in uniform," Lodge
said, a strong Eisenhower suppor
ter. Lodge said in some respects he
supported the Eisenhower cam
paign will parallel that which won
the GOP nomination for the late
.Wendell L. Wiltkie in 1940.
"We are going to mobilize the
sentiment for the general which
is sweeping the country," Lodge
declared.
Acainst this type of campaign
by proxy, Senator Taft (R.-Ohio),
an active candidate tor tne nom
ination, outlined an intensive
speaking and hand-shaking drive
which will keep him busy until
April 1. He begins his tours with
a Jan. 21 ceremony opening Taft
headquarters in Madison, Wis.
Taft told a reporter he will make
a West Coast swing iff February,
speaking in Spokane and Seattle
in Washington, Portland, Ore.,
Chevenne. Wyo.. and Denver,
After April, Taft said he plans
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