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WORLD WAR 1 VETERANS' DINNER, Saturday noon at
the Episcopol Parish Hall, will have as special guests,
"Woody" ond Mrs. E. W. Moddox. Moddox a retired ormy
officer, is shown above at his turntable os he and his wife
receive membership cards in Douglas Barracks 176 and
Auxiliory from Horry Rapp, barrocks commander, ond his
wife, Helen, president of the Auxiliary.
World War I Yets To Revive Custom
Douglas Barracks 17S, Veterans
of World War I, will revive an
old local custom Saturday, reports
Harry Rapp, commander.
The date of Nov. II, Rapp ex
plains, was known as Armistice
Day by veterans of the First World
War. It remained a holiday for
the men of that war until after
the Second World War. Then -it
became Veterans Day. day to
honor veterans of all wars.
One of the features of Armistice
Day. says Rapp, was a get-together
of veterans. Following morn
ing parade and program, there
was a dinner. But, when the holi
day grew so large, the reunion
of veterans was discontinued.
Douglas Barracks, Rapp reports,
is reviving the dinner feature. A
meal, to which all World War I
veterans are invited, is to be serv
ed at the Episcopal Parish Hall
at noon, Saturday, Nov. II. "Meet
Your Buddies." is the slogan fori
the event, says Rapp.
apeciai guesis are 10 oe r-owara
W. (Woody) Maddoic, well known
radio announcer, and Charles V.
Stanton, editor of The News-Review.
Aladdox, i retired Army of
ficer, and hit wife, Goldie, recent
ly were presented with honorary
memberships in the Barracks and
its Auxiliary.
Commander Says Mock Invasion For Movies Was Useful Exercise
Th
ur., Nov. 9, 1961 The News-Review, Roicburg. Ore.
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ll.E DE RE. France AP A ! Joseph M
mock invasion for motion picture ville. Pa.
cameras by 250 U.S. infantrymen , exercise."
from Germany is described by
the unit's commanding officer as
a worthwhile training exercise.
"The amphibious landing expe
rience was excellent." said Col.
Conway
"It was i
Pair Held In Try
To Trade Daughter
SALT tAKE CITY. Utah (AP)
A policewoman arrested a Salt
Lake City couple Wednesday and
said they tried to trade their
youngest daughter for a late
model used car.
Auto dealer J. S. Baker told po
lice the man and woman had ap
proached him with the proposi
tion. Baker and Policewoman Fran
Kari, posing as Baker's wife,
were waiting when the couple er
turned with their children a boy
3. a girl, 2, and a (-months-old
daughter to complete the deal.
Mrs. Kari said the man told
them he needed a car to find a
job.
"I told the people it was worth
it to me if it was worth it to
them," said Mrs. Kari. "They
both replied, smilingly, that it
was."
Jailed for investigation of at
tempting to sell a child, a felony,
were Clark Lynn Evans, 30, and
his wife Betty Lou. 19.
Their children were placed In
foster homes. I
of Connells- rthe troops valuable experience for) The unit here was made up ol
i worthwhile; their next training ; grind-fording ,nen trom ,h, gth mmion-, ,sth I
wi man; aidiu mcr. I . I., . . !
The soldiers from the U.S. SI h' A spokesman for the motion ; v ""'" 'e
Infantry Division arrived Oct. 23 picture company said this windy regiment s companies. They lived
at this resort island off France's island, instead of the actual Nor- in ,l'nls nvir ham beachhead.)
west coast under a cloud of cnti-lmandy beachhead, was selected i Thev ,u" combat gear and
cism. Critics contended that U.S. I for the location shots because i "uul(1 be moved out on two hours'
fighting men had no business in! there were feuer tourists, the!no"ce. Conway said,
show business especially in view; troops could easily get their sup-l "This is my first time in a lan.l
of the tense Berlin situation. plies from a nearby I S. Army craft, and also in the mmirs,"
The U.S. Defense Department base, and the beach resembled ! V"d ,'.v,1- J0 l'rri"c ,o1 Tucson,
originally agreed to producer Dar- hl.io.iv Omaha Rra. h ni ih. n n, Arlz' 1 '"' uf ,un ,uvt"
rvl Zanuck's request for 700 sol-1, y mi"' BeJth of ,he Day i for jumping into that cold Atlantic
diers for his film based on the lanU"' 'Ocean."
World War II D Day invasion of
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Normandy. Because of the criti
cism the number was reduced to
250.
They are returning today to
their base at Baumholder, Ger
many. Conway said the film stunt gave
Symptom ol Dlstreee Ariaino Irani
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ACCENT ON COMEDY
NEW YORK (AP) When a
dialect problem popped up in prep
aration of "The Complaisant Lov
er' for Broadway, producer Irene
ilayer SeUnik found the solution
at home.
The comedy calls for a valet to
speak some Dutch and to articulate
English with a heavy accent. Un
able to find a player with that
particular skill, Mrs. Sclznick and
director Glen Byam Shaw settled
for an American actor.
Then the producer persuaded
her own butler, a Netherlander, to
record the problem dialogue, and
the tape was turned over to the
actor for diligent study.
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NEW HEADQUARTERS
WHEATON, III. (AP) Con-
almction of a new headquarters
building for the National Associa-I
tinn of Evangelicals will begin wis
fall. The building will be located; -in
Wheaton, site of the headquart- .
ers for the Protestant cooperative!
association for the past seven!;
years. A two-acre site on North . '
Main Street has been acquired for
the new structure.
HUGE 'C0O0 SAMARITAN'
NEW YORK (API Protestant!
churches in America have sent '
more than two billion pounds of
foods, medicines, clothing and oth
er supplies, valued at S224.006.9M
to needy peoples overseas since !
1946. reports Church World Service,
relief arm oC iiie hauonal Council
of Churches.
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