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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Band Concert Will Show 'Progress” Grand Finale—Patriotic: “America I Love You: Military i dance) Sailors Hornpipe. 3. Military Tap. 4. Aloha, accordion band— band and chorus. Star Spangled Banner. P age F ive impeachment of the president. As ■ -- is written I have received e taan a hundred such tele grams all of these opposed to ‘ action of the Diwiin? HELP WANTED LANGLOIS — Several months Sawmill ago the local community entered I upon a particular project, that I of encouraging the development bill (S 1) will be passel bv the of the school band, made up of' lie use wuh various amendments grade and high school students I i*ns is not final action on this The purchase of several band in-, legislation although it has al- struments was underwritten by By Nancy Moore r-'ady been passed by the Senate. the P.-T. A. Several dinners were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brooks . vi a "J11’ ,n fact’ be Anally Ju Harris Ellsworth. M. C. given; the Floras-Willow Club returned Thursday from a trip uvised and written by the Sen- gave $100 proceeds from their to Eugene and Blachley. They There was a great deal more ate-House conference committee. sponsored Talent Show; Sports visited the Frank Crostons, for involved in the tiring of General men’s Club contributed largely. merly of Langlois and met their MacArthur than the simple re J he obligation is now paid. new little Miss Linda Sue. moval of a military commander Your reporter went by air to bv the President of the United To show the public the work done by the band, a Spring Fes Medford to visit her sister and States. The first thing to note tival of Music, combined with family. From Medtord she went is that the dismissal of MacAr tap and ballet dance classes, was to Eugene to visit her brother, at thur was a political and not a gixen at the gym last Thursdsay. the university, returning home military decision. The General rhe rhythm band and tonette on Monday. was dismissed (according to the Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, band demonstrated their work. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Storm president’s own explanation)' Costuming was clever and at are parents of their first child, a simply because he did not agree tractive. The dance classes were daughter, Sheryl, born Thursday, with the administration policies. under direction of Hazel Knapp; April 19. Thus a new standard for evalu the bands under direction of A number of Langlois Home ating the merit of an officer- in ! Old South Charles Jensen. Extension unit members attend-’ our armed forces is established. I he Port the annual homemakers chorus ¿nrr Orford ml r high g r school school i । ‘"tannuai nomemaKers festi- iesti-1 He must with the policies, cnorus sang several selections., took with them their of the president ! Gifts were presented to Mrs. j H°ral exhibit, the landscaping Although General MacArthur Knapp and Mr. Jensen. Mr. Jen- °xhibit and the scrapbook. Sev-1 Old South has carefully and acurately obey, sen announced presentation of eral members modeled their own ; ed and carried out all orders dnd pins to band member. The pro dresses,, made in the Better Cot-1 directives, he has never hesitated gram: ton Dress shop, which was in Band: "The Thunder” and structed by Jean Strain. Langlois to voice disagreement on policy Det Monte—sliced or halves Blue Moon." Song and dance: Unit Chairman. Marion Brooks, or to offer suggestions. He has consistently refused to be a ‘yes Its a Hap-Hap-Happy Day ” was mistrtss of ceremonies. man’ even while brilliantly and “Glow Worm” ballet and “Blue h S' d ’ ^J 1- i successfully carrying out ¿rders. Danube” ballet. regular meeting, Wednesday. The ~ That is the ‘ crime’ for which he Chorus. Port Orford High: “The girls worked on a scrapbook on J has been punished. Del Monte —303 tins Battle Hymn of the Republic” health and safety. It was reported' and “Onward Christian Soldiers ” the troop cleared $8.64 on the The dismissal of General Mac- Baton twirlers. cookie sale Saturday at Port Or-| Arthur is one of a series of vic “Rhythm tap. ford. The troop was treated to tories which have been wen since School Days Dance. ice cream at Whalen’s by Mrs 1945 by Dean Acheson and his Del Monte Song and dance: “Good Ship Rigik. clique in me state department. Lollipop.” Arlene Buckles of Selma vis Gypsy Market Dancing Girls— ited her sister, Mrs. J._____ Those people dominated the Yaita James conference and helped write the ballet. Brooks over the week-end. ' infamous fait a agreements. They Band : “Semper Fidelis,” and I invented me term “agrarian re- “Stormy Weather.” 1 formers” to describe the Russian Song: Me and My Teddy.” ■ trained Chinese communist lead Song: ‘Teddy Bear Picnic. IM Haven—Ughi meat Rhythm band. Little Ruthie WoodrifT spent ers. They were responsible for Dance: “Tea for Two.” some time in the hospital at Eu the fall of China to the commun Ballet: “Rendezvous.” reka last week. She developed ists. They were responsible for Song and dance: ‘Peggy O'Neil’ measles and was isolated then the appeasement of Russia, by White Star “Goofus,” Dance, anonvmous brought home. She will not re allowing ihe 38th parallel to di vide the Korean nation, thus set turn to school until a thorough “Indian Love Call,” Solo. Port Orford chorus: “Beauti physical check and health pro ting the stage for the war in ful Savior.” gram is prescribed, and her gen Korea. A few months before the Korean fighting started they were eral health is improved. Del Monte responsible for the announcement On one of the troop ships leav that Korea and Formosa were ing San Diego recently Seabne not within ^ar defense interests Don Merritt and shipmates were in Asia, thus inviting communist escorted out of the harbor and conquest ol these areas. on their way to Japan by naval This stale department clique planes. On one of them was Vern headed ACCOUNTING by Acheson has opt nly Mendenhall who know his old been antagonistic to MacArthur BOOKKEEPING schoolmate was on the transport for years. They wanted to “get belou and had talked to him a him Phone 302 and they did. The great short time before. Room 6 value of me r^^nt development Mrs. Priscilla Robinson left! is that it will serve to bring the Hendricks Building Brookings Saturday on the first) whole thing out into the open lap of a trip which will take her The story will be told in gieat BROOKINGS, OREGON to England on the Queen Mary. detail. The ix^ople ol the United b Pitre Cane Mrs. Robinson, native of Britain’ States are going to have a chance has not been back for a number to have the facts on which the, of years. She and her late hus can decide for themselves wheth band traveled extensively, liv er the works and ideology of the ing in different countries ot Eu Acheson crowd represents what , rope and Asia. is best for us, or whether Gen Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Burlew of eral MacArthur, and the rest of I oi Hand stopped on their wav us who fear and oppose the Ach home from Florida where they eson operations, are right. Real Estate Broker had spent the winter to visit at Hotel Brookings North End the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- The day the MacArthur ouster , non A. Smith. Mrs. Berlcw is announced, a poll was taken E. H. A. TERMS AVAILABLE!! mother Mr. Smith. of 239 House and Senate offices — — —------------ ---- ---- ---- --- --- J- Gallagher is able to be LANGLOIS NEWS and Woods Men Bodenhamer- Mason Lbr. 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