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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1947)
National Guardsmen Hot to Go to Camp But to School Oregon's national guardsmen will not go to camp during the year 1947. This was the announcement made by Brig. Gen. Ray mond F. Olson, acting adjutant general for Oregon. Instead there is a probability that a school? for officers and selected non commissioned officers will be held sometime during the first two weeks of September. Site of the school Is expected to be the Portland army airbase, where is based the guard'3 air units. Oregon was given the choice of having camp or a school by the national guard bureau in Washington, D. C, but could not have both because of short ape of funds. With more units still to be organized and others not up to full strength, the na tional guard bureau directive calls for organization by phase lines with all units at full strength within a two year pe riod and June always proving the best month for the camp, the adjutant general's office chose the school this year. Next year, however, camp will be held as in pre-war days with June set as the date. Ground force units of the Ore gon national guard that have to Hate been activated are: head- k -uartcrs and headquarters de tachment, Oregon national Zuard, Portland; Oregon's part jof headquarters, 41st infantry division, rwuana; neaaquaneis. 162nd infantry regiment, Port land: service company, 162nd infantry regiment, Portland; headquarters, first battalion. 162nd infantry regiment, Silver tnn: headquarters company, first hattalion. 162nd infantry regi ment; Silverton, headquarters, second battalion, 162nd infan try. Portland; headquarters com nanv. second battalion, 162nd in fantry, Portland; headquarters, iRfith infantry regiment, Port land; headquarters company 186th infantry. Portland: serv ice company, 186th infantry ssss Portland; headquarters, second battalion, 186th infantry. Free- water; headquarters company, second battalion, 186th infan try, Freewater; headquarters, third battalion, 186th infantry. Forest Grove; headquarters company, third battalion, 186th infantry. Forest Grove; company M, 186th infantry, Tillamook: headquarters, battery 218th field artillery, Portland; and headquarters, 218th field artil lery, Portland. Air units that have been acti vated are the 142nd fighter group headquarters; 123rd fight er squadron; utility flight, 123rd fighter squadron; 123rd weather station (type A); 242nd air serv ice group headquarters detach ment; detachment "A" 242nd air service group; and 1810 en gineer aviation company. All of these units are located at the Portland air base. Another air unit expected to be that will probably be activated during May will be the 142nd aircraft central and warning squadron. A Frenchman, Roget, wrote one of the greatest technical books on the English language, his "Thesaurus." 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Held this year as a Legion benefit the profits go to participating posts and their auxiliaries. According to round up executives the sky is the limit to the returns each post or aux iliary may pocket. Sponsored by the Taft Cham ber of Commerce in cooperation with Devils Lake Post No. 114 this year's redhead roundup of fers every post in Oregon an op portunity for unlimited financial gain with a minimum of work. It comes as a grand finale to tho Legion convention to be held in Portland and will offer members a chance to visit the beach and take part in this nationally known event, which is second only to the rose festival as a tourist attraction. Girls are to be judged on beauty, poise and grace and It is hoped that a screen test will be the reward of the winning queen. There will be no button sale this year, rather sponsor tickets will be sold and each post may receive as many tickets as it wishes the number sold determining the profits to that post. 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