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E ,O,AN VALLEY RCORD _ THU.O.Y. SPT. 20, 05 IRON CURTAIN LANDS
PLUMAS SQUARE DANCI VE TRUTH FROM
THEATRE C.MmN.CALLER RM CRUSADE
AT QU1NCY T@GHT "rth i the reo world' os
GREENVILLE, CAL. - Phone 48M deadly weapon against commun-
Week Nights--- p.m. A n internationally k n o w n ism," said Bert Janes yesterday,
aturday, Sunday--2, 7, 9:15 p.m. champion square-dancer caller is "and the crusade for freedom is
INev:s by The Indian Valley Record appearing tonight at Quincy, ac- getting truth through the iron
O cording to president George Roskie curtain."
"thursday-Friday Sept. 20-21 of the Feather River Reelers.
3anes is Plumas chairman of the
The general public is invited, crusade for freedom. On his com-
IDAVID BRIAN JOHN AGAR Roskie said. mittee for Indian Valley are Cecil
FRANK LOVE JOY- SUZANNE Les Gotcher tf Hollywood is McIntyre, Cecilia Chamberlain,
:BREAKTHROUGH :he caller. He has been calling Norman Johnson, Car] Furrer and
square and folk dances since he Quentin Philpott.
was 11 years old. He has traveled The crusade for freedom is the
aturday Only Sept. 22 to Canada. Mexico. England, and American people's challenge to
most of Europe in search of new world communism. It offers each
PREHISTORIC WOMEN nd old dances, and has become person, as an idividual citizen, the
famous throughout the United opportunity to strike a blow for'
Also States for his authentic perfor- freedom--to add his voice to the
ALLAN "ROCKY" LANE mances, other voices of truth piercing the
Mr. Gotcher is stopping at Quin- iron curtain. It says to the corn-
GUNMEN OF ABJE cy on an extended tour of the munists, "You tell your lies and
west, at the request of Jack we'll tell the truth . . . and the
lunday.Monday Sept. 23-24 Frazier, president of the Porto- truth will win." .
la club and personal friend of Last year's drive produced near-
HUMPHREY BOGART Mr. Gotcher. lya milieu and a half dollars and
LEE J. COBB Clubs from Oroville. Chlco built the most powerful transmit-
MARTA TOREN Susanville. Reno, Carson City, ter in the world. Built in record
Marysville, Westwood and LOyal- time. the giant station Radio
SBOCCO ton will send members to take Free Europe---went on the air
part. in May, beamed exclusively to
Tuesday-Wednesday Sept. 25-26 --W+-- Czechoslovakia in direct compet-
The Feather River Reelers cele- ion with two soviet stations.
ERROL FLYNN brated their first birthday Septem- The soviets immediately tried
MIRAM HOPKINS ber 8 at the Fair grounds, to jam the transmitter, without
RANDOLPH SCOTT George Roskie was re-elected much success. They threatened all
president: George Dean, and Wal- the station's German personnel
HUMPHREY BOGART ter Bank, vice presidents; and with hanging, when Russia "liber-
VlRgNIA CITY Steven Kovas, secretary-treasurer, ates" western Europe.
Regular dances will continue at When the puppet Czech govern-
Mrs. Rozelia Powell, her mother the exhibition building during the merit protested to the U. S. gov-
]Mrs. Gertrude Peebles, and Mrs. winter, from 8 to 12 every Satur- ernment, the U. 8. replied that
]Pay Love. all of Oakland, visit- day night. The first two hours this station was built and operat-
are devoted to instruction and ed by individual Americans. and
ed the Caraways for several days review, followed by refreshments that Americans had free speech,
]hast week.
and general folk and square dane- and therefore the government
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lemm and ing until midnight. Visitors are couldn't do anything even if it
]mother. Mrs. Russell went to Red invited.
]Bluff on a business trip Satur- wanted to.
clay. *-- - - - A tremendous interest behind
GROUND OBSERVERS GET ST
FOR AIR RAID THIS
?
The most concentrated and in-
tense Ground Observation Corps
Air Defense training exercise
,vet lmdertaken on the Pacific
C:)ast will be held in the North-
rn and Southern California areas
between 8:00 and 5:00 p.m+ Sun-
day. September 23.
Designed to provide civilian
volunteer plane spotters the maxi-
mum training activity against a
possible future emergency, t h e
e:;erclse calls for the participat-
ion of approximately 400 planes
of the Civil Air Patrol to make
continuous strikes in the desig-
nated areas.
In addition to CAP planes, ap-
oroximately 125 planes of the
Navy Air Reserve Air Force. Air
Training Command and the Cal-
fornia Air National Guard will fly
utrike missions during the day.
Western Air Defense Force of-
ficers in charge of the exercise
estimate that every one of the 300
r9und obset'¢er posts in the two
ureas will be able to report
flights between every 30 to 45
minutes at the very minimum.
Many posts will be required to
handle considerably more.
The two areas involved are:
Northern California--all or'part
f 30 counties between the north-
e r n boundary o f Mendocino
County on the north and mid-Mon-
terey County on the south and ex-
tendng eastward to the upper
:'caches of the Sierras.
Southern California all or part
of five counties between the
:orthern boundary of Orange
County and the Mexican Border
nd about half way across the
;tate to the Imperial Valley.
The plane spotting reports from
approximately 10,000 Ground Ob-
erers, including in addition to
regular civilian colunteers. Forest
Ranger and Coast Guard tlnits,
¢¢ill pour into three centrally lo-
cated Filters in Sacramento, Oak-
land and Santa Ann.
The Filter Ceners, which axe
in direct contact with Western
Air Defense Force headquarters at
Hamilton Air Force Base,--Will
be manned by approximately 1000
volunteers--over 250 tit Sacra-
mento, over 400 at Oakland, and
over 300 at Santa Aria.
WEEK
accompanying Filter Centers,
serve as an aircraft detection sup-
plement to the Air Force radar
secreen, since radar is not comb
pletely efficient at low altitudes
and in mountainous areas.
Aergi'ng and activation of
Ground Observers are being
handled by Chief of Communicat-
ions, T. 3. Kelly, State Civil De-
fense Office at Sacramento, and
his assistant. Harold Wentasch.
Civil Air Patrol's important
part the exercise was made
osible thr#gh the efferts of Air
Force Resgrve Coloned Howard
Freeman, Wing CO of CAP for
the State of California, with
headquaXters at the Presidio in
San Francisco. Deputy Wing CO
is Lt. (ol e Ben McGlashan of Los
Angeles, CAP project officers are
Lt. Col. George Faulkner of Oak-
land and Lt. Frank Kasla of Holly-
wood.
CAP'S flying power of 400 or
more planes wll be backed up by
approximately 4000 non-flying
members of CAP acting as ground
crews, in communications, in in-
telligence and in the various
other operational activities con-
nected with flying.
OBEY these offiaat Ovil Defense
Jack Richmond of
Mills returned from a
trip of several days to
Falls, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
dinner guests _Saturday
at the heine of Mr. and
Vivacava of Crescent Mills.
and Mrs. Sargent of Genesee
also guests.
In Greenville look
house last week
Mrs. Howard Bandy, whO
transferring to the PlumaS
way patrol on October 15,
has been in
were accompanied
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and
J. R. McArthur of Naps. _
Mrs. Edna Kunzler and
Thelma Arntz and
went to Reno
eye specialist for John.
Phirst philatelist-to catt st!
Record office cab have a
schepost stamp (25) just
from Heidelberg.
If you're posting your
you can buy "NO
signs at the
FOR
RED
79€
Water RepeUent
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the iron curtain is reported by es-
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hits hard, It sows suspicion and C
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PLUMBqG | [ t identifies quislings and lnfor- INDIAN---V-KI, I
I HOWERY'S 1 . mers by name. It reports on dis-
umem=.I/ = appeared persons. It sends mes-
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hard to suppress. For example, The Ground Observers, and the Jewell Standart,
D R. A. T. D I E T L E a recent program gave the citizens
- - of a small town the names and iieiiIIiiiiimiiiillliieieiileiiiliieeilliiiiiiiIllIlliiieiiiieIIii I
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