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Wednesday, September 3, 1953
Colonel Forced by Reds
To Radio Broadcast
Freedom Village, Korea (")
An American lieutenant colo
nel laid today be and a group
of fellow prisoners lacmi star.
vation wen forced by the Reds
to make a propaganda broad'
t over Pvonevanc radio.
The men "felt very bad"
about the broadcast, (aid Lt
CoL Paul V. Lilea of Columbus.
Ca., but they tvere to weak
"the- couldn't even march
around the yard." And the Beds
threatened any who refused to
broadcast with a 100-mile
inarch back to prison camp at
Pvoktone.
"That was tantamount to a
death sentence," said LUles in
Navy Will Release
Reserve Officers
Washington CD The Navy
Tuesday notified 1,982 reserve
fflcert they'll be released
from active duty In January be
cause of current manpower and
budget restrictions.
The other services have also
announced forthcoming release
at reserve officers tha Army
bout 8,000, the Marine Corps
about 900 and the Air Force
IQ.gQO.
Keizer
Keizer Keizer Boy Scouts
of troop 41 have been busy
since returning from. Cam
Pioneer holding training pro-
Crams, this nas Deen io give
the younger boys a start for
the fall work and tha older
Scouts advancement work.
Prospective boys have been
visiting the troop meetings. At
one meeting Gary Nop and
John Sober attended. At the
meeting held last week at the
Bonk home, Gary Gilbertson,
Karl Shldler and John Boher
attended.
These boys have finished
their Cub Scout training and
are being welcomed Into the
cider Scout group.
The Explorer Scouts held a
meeting last Wednesday at the
home of Orvdle Fink.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Burson
art the parents of a daughter
born Sunday, Aug. 30, at the
Salem Memorial hospital.
Carlhaven Garden club will
hold its regular meeting Thurs
day, Sept 3 at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. P. W. DeMarco, 4648
Harcourt St The meeting is to
start at 7:40 p.m. The club's
constitution and by-laws were
approved by the executive
board at a special meeting held
on Aug. 13, and will be read at
this regular meeting.
Marvin Black of Black's nur
sery will be the speaker at the
meeting.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cletus
Woods of 3490 Chemawa Ed.,
Sunday, Aug. 30, was a son at
wm Salem Memorial hospital.
Members of the 4-H clubs
at Keizer took many honors at
fce recent 4-H Fair held last
week. Special awards as an
nounced at the Friday night
stock auction went to Donna
Zvert In the Kerr Canning ape
eials. Top awards In forestry
went to James Mount and in
electricity demonstrations to
James Mount, Martha Wynd
and Berthel Adams.
Joyce Mount won top honors
fai the flower arrangement con
test and will represent Marion
county at the state fair. Berthel
Adams was a second place win
ner. Garden flower exlhlblts top
awards went to:
Marigolds, Deloris Copley;
pompom zinniss, Joyce Mount;
pansles, Sharon Lowery; be
gonlas, Deloris Copley.
Blue ribbon award went to
Joyce Mount for her Chester
white junior gilt in . the swine
division.
Joyce Mount won second
place in poultry Judging and
third in poultry showmanship.
an Interview following his lib
eration at Panmunjom today.
Liles was captured in the fall
of 1850 while serving as an
adviser with a South Korean
unit He said that in the months
that followed food was so
scarce "several hundred pris
oners starved to death.
He said he approached camp
authorities and asked to be al
lowed to appeal for food pacav
ages. Instead, the Beds collect
ed 20 men and took them to
the North Korean capital, Py
ongyang, promising they would
be allowed to appeal on tne ra
dio for Air Force food drops.
A Korean doctor who exam
ined the POWs in Pyongyang
found all were suffering from
"extreme malnutrition" and In
sisted that they get eggs and
meat Liles said.
Korean guards sent to look
for meat came back with one
dog.
"It was delicious." Liles said.
On the broadcast, he related:
All of tha men were allowed to
write speeches, but the North
Koreans edited them to insert
anti-American propaganda.
"I objected but the North Ko-
re an malor said anyone who
failed to make a speech would
be marched back to Pyoktong
on foot"
Hawker Record
Hils Obstacle
Littlehampton, England VP)
Britain reckoned Wednesday
that her swept-wing Hawker
fighter is the world's fastest
Jet plane on the public books
but a technicality kept her
from claiming tha record.
The Boyal Aero club an
nounced Tuesday night that j
RAF squadron leader Neville
Duke raced a Hawker four
times over an official three-
kilometer course at an aver
age speed of 722 miles an hour
during a full day of clockings
Tuesday.
That exceeded the 715.69
m.p.h. done in July by U. S.
Air Force Lt. Col. W. F. Barnes
in a Sabre jet fighter. Barnes'
record has been submitted to
tha Federation Aeronautlque
Internationale, the world au
thority on air speed, for ap
The federation's rules re
quire a new record to be one
per cent faster than the pre
vious. To supplant the Sabre.
the Hawker will have to fly
722.89 miles an hour.
The RAF speedster, Britain's
top test pilot, said he'd try
again In a few days.
One Teacher Needed
For Albany Schools
Albany With aU hut one no.
sltion filled, preparations are
being completed for opening ol
ine AiDany grade schools. Scot.
it, it was announced Tuesday
by I. R. Halseth, Albany school
district mo. o superintendent.
The one vacancy. Surcrin.
tendent Halseth said, was oc
casioned by the recent reslena
tlon of Tom Cutshall, seventh
grade teacher and playground
supervisor at Liberty school,
who has accepted the position
oi grade school prlncinal at
Bandon.
Halseth said a number of d-
plicatlons for this position have
been received, and the appoint
ment of a successor will be
made in the near future.
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