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MARTIAL LAW National guardsmen use fixed bayonets to dispose of a crowd of
from 500 to 600 sinkers who had massed; In front of the Wilson Co. packing
plant in Albert Lea. Minn. Martial law has been declared to end the rock throwing
and other violence by the union demonstrators.
TO AIR POPE'S SPEECH Inual papal Chri.slmai message to sources reported. The speech will
VATICAN CITY ' 111 ' Poiiejthe world at 6 a.m. e s t. on be relayed through national raJio
John XXIII will broadcast the an-1 Wednesday. Dec. 23. Vatican hookups throughout the world.
Union People At Function
Of Baker Baptist Assembly
By ELLA ERWIN
Observer Staff Writer
UNION (Special) Cheryl Hca
fer. Colleen Elliott. Maryln and
Martha Kuntz, and The Kev. and
Mrs. Douglas Field were among
those from here attending the Blue
Mountain Asombly. of Baptist
Youth Bally in Baker.
Mrs. James Payne is visiting
her daughter and family in Kin
lue, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schuck spent
a day with their son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schuck, Pendle
ton. '. i
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Elickson and
four children, Portland, spent scv
era! days here with her mother
Mrs. Nora McClellan.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Haefer visit
ed in Hermiston with her sister
and family.
Dinner At Cove
The Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Field
and family went to Cove recently
to have dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Murl Gassoway and family. Others
present were The Rev. and Mrs
Victor Zacharias and family and
The Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Bog-
aard and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White
and The Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Cram
nton went to Portland to hear
Oral Roberts speak. Mr. and Mrs.
Ahite stayed to visit with rela
:ives. Mr. and Mi s. John Kaiser spent
he day with their daughter aid
family in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith. The
Dalles, were visiting here with
u-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
3:adfield.
Mrs. Olga Smith went to Salem
to visit with her neihew u id fam
.ly. Dr. and Mrs. Horace Mc'Jee.
Bernard Shanks, of Salem, is
visiting here with his mother, Mrs.
Hosa Shanks, and sisters, Mrs.
Carl Taylor and Mrs. Wallace
Greenwood.
Jthn Croult". Corvallis. spent
several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Crouter.
Visit Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hill and
son Billy, went to Portland to be
with their daughter a id family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kohler and
family, visited with their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Koh
ler, Lebanon, and another son in
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kohler
Mr. and Mrs. Odin Miller and
Mrs. Pearl McClay. La Grande,
drove to Arlington recently. They
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Holyeross. They all attended
the reception for Mrs. Florence
Jaeger, associate grand conduct
ress of the grand chapter of Ore
gon OES, Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bronson of
Ironside, Ore., spent several days
here with Mr. and Mrs. Art Bron
son. Dick Gipson, who attends Ore
gon State College, spent a day here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Roy Gipson.
Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Molkir
and son Joe, Walla Wal'a. visited
at the home of his sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Oaker Erwin.
BOOK BRIGADE
DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) The
Dallas Theological Seminary
plans to use a student bucke!
brigade to move 33,000 books into
its new $400,000 Mosher library
today. The seminary said about
150 students will pass books from
the administration building to
the library.
Pag 8-
a meting of the board of dire
icto.s lor Thursday at the Saca-J
juwca Hotel.
Don Guyer. Tom Bessonctte'
Baker, and Her') Carroll, were"
club guests lor the day. Al KaiserJ
was program chirman.
ObMJrvr, La Grande, Ort., Toe., Dee. 1 5, 1959
Lions Told Of
Visual Aids !
Bill Wells, of th? college audio
visual aids department, spoke to
members of the La Grande Liom
club at their regular Monday n on
luncheon meeting at the Sacaja
wca Hotel.
Wells, introduced by Bob Cruse,
also on the college s'aff. told o(
the various ways audio-visual aids
were used in education and indus
try, and how his department s rv
es 14 counties in Eastern Oregon.
Ho also spoke of the growing use
of TV in education, and told ot
the possibility of receiving edu
cational TV here in La Grande if
it develops that Washington Slate
I'niversity, Pullman. builds a
station.
Paul Jenkins announced plans
for the annuel c'ub Kiddies'
Christmas party, to be held next
Tuesday evening at th? Sacaja
wea; and Kelly Moore outlined
plans for manning of the Salva
tion Army's "roving Christmas
kettle" by members of the Lions
Saturday.
President Harvey Carter called
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