Monday, April 27. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, OrcgM
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THE FORGOTTEN WAR
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A French tank moves up past French Viet-Nam troops
ai the "forgotten" war continues near Hanoi, Indo-Chlna.
The last major defense bastion on the road to Laos' ancient
capital of Luang Prabang crumbled and two Communist
spearheads thrust within 60 miles of the historic city. (UP
Telephoto)
Sect Troubles
Threatens War
Appiedale, B. C. U.R-Out-raged
Slocan Valley residents
threatened a "shooting war"
today If the Canadian govern
ment does not give them police
protection against the fire and
dynamite raids of the fanatical
Doukhobors.
More than 100 citizens de
cided at a mass meeting last
night' to give the government
one more week to act in the
crisis. Previously, they had
planned to resort to guns last
midnlgnt 10 anve oui me rui
cal religious sect.
Th. meeting came on the
heels of the 24th fire set in
a recent wave of terrorism and
violence in the fear-filled val
ley. A store belonging to a re
formed Doukhobor, Peter Plot-
nikoff, was burned to the
around Saturday night at
Krestova.
Spring Made Theme
Of Pythian Sisters
Dallas Spring fever
seemed to serve as the theme
for the regular meeting of the
Pythian. Sisters Thursday, Ap
ril 23. The program, the dress,
decorations all pertained to
spring flowers.
All the members came
dressed in their garden clothes
with Mrs. Margaret Kelley tak
ing the prize as most nearly
exemplifying the way in which.
a good gardener should dress.
The program began with
Mrs. R. G. LeFors talking
about flowers, and the group
singing flower songs.
Reports were made by seV'
eral members on the Orih!r.
Garden Show. These Included
Mrs. R. G. LeFors, Mrs. Art
May, and Mrs. Fritz Klaus.
Program committee was list
ed as follows: Mrs. Helen Mc
Kibbon and Mrs. Margaret
Miller. -
Other committees were:
hostess, Mrs. Carl Bayles, Mrs.
Robert Kleeman, Mrs. Paul
Johnson, and Mrs. Clyde Mc
Whirter; decorations, Mrs. El
mer Buller, Mrs. Eldon Kliev
er.
The business of the meeting
Included making final plans
for the district convention to
be held in Corvallis, April 30.
The Dallas group will be in
charge of the initiation under
the direction of Mrs. A. u.
Brown. It was announced that
anyone needing transportation
to the event should contact
Mrs. 'Elmer Buller. A large
number of the Dallas member
ship is expected to attend the
Corvallis meet.
Thursday's prize was won by
Mrs. Carl Swanstrom.
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300 Hunt for
Lost Scout
Choteau, Mont. UK .
search party of "more than 300
persons" today searched the
rugged mountain country 25
miles east of here for an 11-
year-old Boy Scout missing
since Saturday night.
Jerry Monkman strayed
away from his companions Sat
urday night while they were
hiking near the entrance to
towering Teton canyon in the
wilds of Northwest Montana.
Teton county undersheriff
Walter MaGee said "more than
300 Choteau residents and law
men" had joined the search for
the frail lad.
Woodburn PTA
Elects Tuesday
Woodburn The Woodburn
Parent-Teacher association
will hold its annual election of
officers at the regular meeting
Tuesday night, April 28, fol
lowing a report by the nomi
nating committee.
The meeting will be held at
the Washington school and Will
begin at 7:30 p.m. instead ol
8. Mrs. Ralph Pickering, vice
president, who attended the
state convention at Medford
will give her report'
Entertainment will be pro
vided by the Woodburn grade
school band and the vocal mu
sic department of the Washing.
ton grade school, directed by
Miss Harriet Nizic. "Spring
Roundup" will be featured in
vocal numbers and there will
be square dances by 5th and
7th grade pupils and other en
tertainment
Refreshments will be served
by a group of 8th grade moth'
ers, Mrs. L. H. Lundblad, Mrs,
Elden Hart, Mrs. Lewis Paul
son and Mrs. Frank Chapelle,
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Members of Boy Scout troop
19 participated in the Willam
ette encampment at the Wil
lamette university Saturday,
The group went for an air
plane ride over the Willamette
valley and watched demonstra
tions by the ROTC In drilling
and Infantry field weapons.
They ate dinner at Lausanne
hall. About 140 boys attended
from Cascade area, Calapooia
district and Silver Falls area.
Attending from troop 10,
were Lane Olson, Gene Els
werth, David Howells. Elmer
Thompson, assistant scoutmas
ter, and John Kinney, scout
master.
, Last week-end four patrol
leaders attended the patrol
leaders training course at Camp
Silver creek. They were Bob
by Miller, . Darrel Rybloom,
Billy Harrison and William
Rector.
Patrol leaders of troop 19
won first prize In flag patrol,
by making a flag out of mater-
ials from out in the open with
the exception of one piece of
cloth. . r
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Against Rebels
Hanoi. Indo-Chlna, U Boy
Scouts and peasants joined
Frenoh Union troops today in
preparing the royal Laotian
capital of Lung Prabang for an
expected offensive by ' pro-
Communist Vietminn rebels.
Scouts directed heavy traffic
from the air field, where a
steady stream of commandeer
ed airplanes brought In sol
diers. The peasants used primi
tive tools to widen the run
ways.
Other airlifts took men and
guns to the French bastion on
the Flaines Des Jarres, 90
miles southeast of Luang Pra
bang, and to Vientiane, ad
ministrative capital 70 miles
below the plains.
The spearhead of Vietmlnh
Invaders pushed toward Pak
seng, an outpost , 45 miles
On Friday Gene Elswerth
honored a World War I veteran
by playing taps at his funeral
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