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U. S. EIGHT ARMT HEAD
QUARTERS, Korea,! Saturday,
Aug. IMAVSavage local fighting
flared on the eastern ; front yes
terday as allied force battled to
oust stubborn communist defend
ers from commanding terrain.
. Objectives of the linv ted allied
attacks southwest of TCaesong were
bills from 1,200 to 1,500 feet high
that dominate the road leading
north of Inje to the mountain
fastness south of Woman.
One action began at 2 mjo. yes
terday and was still raging 22
hours later with the final result
undetermined.
Elsewhere on the muddy front
there was only light patrol contact
Allied warplanes Friday flew
&3S sorties through cloudy weath
er, hammering key communist rail
centers in the northwest. --
Pyonyang. Korean communist
capital, and railway yards at
Hwangju bore the brunt of the
fiery air assaults.
. -Pilots Thursday night had re
ported an "unusually large"1 flow
or communist traffic along the
highways an estimated 2,400
moving to and from the battle-
front.
So. beginning at daybreak. Fifth
air force bombers and fighters
struck vehicles wherever they
could be spotted through the rain
and low overcast. There was no
immediate report of results of the
238 mission flown. during the day.
On the ground, communist pa
trols made small probing attacks
on the central front near Kumh
v but these were thrown back.
The Pyongyang radio- boasted
that 40,474 casualties had been in
flicted on the allies since the arm
istice talks began at Kaesong July
10. The reds said 488 allied planes
were shot down and 15 tanks de
stroyed.
(In Washington, the army an
nounced casualties reached 1,237,
872 an increase of 9,018 in eight
dji. Communist battle casualties
were estimated tt 890,756).
Californian Hurt
When Auto and
Truck Collide
John Tiedeman,' Crescent City,
Calif., was injured about the head
Friday when his auto and a log
truck collided at North Front and
Shipping streets. ,
Salem General hospital reported
the man In good condition - last
night
Tiedeman's wife, who was driv
ing, and the truck driver, Clifford
I McCarley, Mehama, told police
rail cars on the tracks at the In
tersection blocked their vision.
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For Jefferson
JEFFERSON The Jefferson city
council has ordered a pump, cost
ing 12,033. from 4. 11. Slentz in
lem. The bid was on a 200-gal-
lon per minute pump
Th- bid also promised delivery
within 10 days. The pump will be
installed in' the -new 220-gallon
test well to supplement the city's
diminishing water supply. :
The council also bought material
for pum i house and base for pump
ana connections.
Parties Mark 3
Valley Birthdays
JZFFERSON-Glpper son of
the W. H. Broxsons, observed his
sixth birthday Saturday with a
party. Present were Martha Ann
wynd. Emma Lou and "Butch
Epps, Paulette Dummert of Sao
and Glenn Cobb, f i '
PRINCLE Guests at f Judy
BlnkJeys party observing her 12th
birthday were Laura rod Linda
Kendrkk, Corrine Jean and Bev
erly Linger, Patty Gray, Chris and
Mark BedsauL Billy CattralL Ruth
Ann Patton, Sandra Olsen, David
Johnson, Mrs. John Brunner, Mrs.
Charles Klinger and Mrs. Mehvin
Bedsaul. j ; s
AURORA Mrs. Robert Powell
entertained for her son. Weld on,
on his seventh birthday at the dry
park. Guests were Richard, Don
ald and Jerry Dougherty; Sarah
Marie and Phyllis McLin; Wayne,
Terry,! Thelma, f Joan and Dale
Lowrie; Lohre Ann and Nadine
Meter:1 Robert Billy and Jimmy
Matthieu; Nyies and Billie Beiser;
Forrest and Lloyd Mills: Donald
and Arthur Connor. Mrs. Ida Keil
and Mrs. Charles, Meter. Refresh
ments of cake and punch 4 were
served by Mrs. Powell.
Stall Completed
At Central High
INDEPENDENCE Centra!
high school's staff of 18 teachers
for next year is completed with
the selection of Mrs. Helen Yorton
to handle classes In typing, short
hand, and English, according to
Principal Warn Jordan.
Mrs. i Y o r t o n was graduated
from Oregon State college in June.
Her husband, a pre-medic student
at OSC, will commute to his classes
this year from here. j
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Residents Injured
CENTRAL HOWELL Henry
Werner had his hand badly man
gled in the mechanism of his corn
bine. His injuries reportedly will
require skin grafting.
Alpheus Schar caught his finger
In a pump belt Wednesday, cutting
tt off at the first joint
Mrs. Roy Rutschman had emer
gency surgery at a Salem hospital
Tuesday night t
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' Statermae Vtwt terrtee
SILVERTOn . At the August
school board meeting held Wednes
day night, indications . were that
everything would be In readiness
for the coming school session by
the end of the nrxith. Teachers
have been called to report Tues
day, September 4 with exact day
of first classes to be announced
later. , - - r.
With the hiring of Frances Cob
eriy Digerness for the grade school
all faculty vacancies have been
filled. Mrs. Digerness win fill in
for Mable Towe who is taking a
year's leave of absence.
Wyxnan Hoeye, who comes here
S chunks to Teach
In Island Schools
Kaws Serrtea ;
MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Schunk, students at the
summer session of Oregon College
of Education here, left for San
Francisco to sail on the President
Cleveland for Honolulu.
Both have teaching contracts on
the islands for the coming year.
They are graduates of OCE, and
taught last year at Mill City.
They spent this summer with
her mother, Mrs. P. M. Schweixer,
here. ' His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Schunk of Heppner, visited
them prior to their departure.
Qoverdale Picnic
Slated August 19
-- atitwi News arnica
CLOVERDALE The annual Old
Timers', and Community picnic
will be held Sunday, August It, at
the Cloverdale scboolhouse. A covered-dish
lunch will be served at
130 pjn. Chairman W. W. Mc
Klnney will conduct the business
meeting. A program is planned.
The 4-H Cheery Canner's club
made preparations for the Fall
4-H show at Wednesday night's
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. S.
Drager, leader. Carol Newkirk and
Margie Drager demonstration mak
ing an easy preserve. Mrs. Dean
Hall and Colleen were visitors.
Irene . Thomas will represent the
club on the county program Mon
day night It will be carried by
station KOAC
Thr3e Women
Leave OCE Staff
ataitaauui Kews Serrlea . .
MONMOUTH Mrs. Lorna Jes
sup, Ruth H. Carter and Mrs. Le
one Miller, who are leaving Mon
mouth at the end of this college
session, were feted at" Jessica Todd
hall Thursday night end were pre
sented with gifts.1 -
Mrs. Jessup, in charge of Jessica
Todd hall for the last three' years,
will retire to private life in Cor
valHs, where she has business in
terests. Miss Carter, on the teach
ing staff here, will join Mrs. Jes
sup at Corvallis. Mrs. Miller,
housekeeper at Jessica Todd hall,
will re-enter the teaching profes
sion at Albany. v -.-
ENJOY Having
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from Jackson county to replace
William Gates, retired, in shop
teaching, was present and. dis
cussed proposed changes in the
department Heretofore the work
in the shop division has been de
voted'ehiefly to wood work. This
will be shifted to general ! shop
work for the coming year, Hoeye
indicated, if the board approved.
Board members stated they found
this agreeable. --.:."..-:-;?
,- The next regular school board;
meeting wul be held September 12,
although some informal get-togethers
may be held prior to school
opening; Lloyd Larsen, school
board chairman, stated.' - j
Christian Church
Notes Birthday of
Jefferson Pastor;
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JEFFERSON Members of the
Christian church carried out a
surprise, picnic honoring the birth
day of their pastor, Mervin N.
McGill, on the lawn of the Leo
Weddle name recently. A Bible,
a girt from the congregation, was
presented Rev. Mr. McGill. i
Albert Wagners are moving into
the old Humphrey house on Main
street which they recently pur
chased from the Kenneth DeWalls.
The latter are living next door.
Members of Jefferson IOOF and
Rebekah lodges and their families
enjoyed their annual picnic dinner
at Wilson park east of Sdo Sun
day.
Jefferson Christian Women's
fellowship enjoyed its annual pic
nic and guest day on the lawn of
the Ernest Powell home recently.
Mrs. Virgil Bailes led the program.
The church group will meet Sep
tember 7 at the home of Mrs.
Gilbert Looney.
Valley Births
DALLAS Birth reported here
this week:
Mr. and Mrs. George Knaupp jr,
of Monmouth, a son and their first
child, August 1. He has been nam'
ed John Michael.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames. Dal
las, a son born August 3, named
Memn Thomas. j
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Diehm,
Falls City, a daughter, born Au
gust 3, named Cneryl Lynn. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Slack Wffla
mina, a daughter born August 2,
named Terry Lynn.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Marvin M. Mc
Lane, Dallas, a son born August 8,
named Michael Vern. y .
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kahler,
Dallas, a son born August 7, named
Bradley Dean. . , i i
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Iranian Home
Airport Hit;
Vote Delayed
WASHINGTON. ! Aug. 10 -CPV-
An argument over locating a new
is.oou,ow air xam tnstanarion
in President Truman's home coun
ty today brought a week-end de
lay in house action on a $5,768,-
000.000 military construction bCL
The $19,000,000 would be used
to expand the airport at Grand
view, in Jackson county. Mo.
Grand view was the home of Mr.
Truman's mother and he has used
its airport on various trips back
home. - ' - -
Rep. Gross fB-Iowa) sought to
knock out the Grand-view item.
pointing out there is an air force
field at nearby Sedalia. Mow and
suggested it be used instead.
Gross motion to strike out the
item was defeated, 56 to 15.
The air force announced some
time ago that it planned to move
neaaquarters of the continental
air command from Mitchel Field,
Long Island, to Grandview, with
the project to cost $19,000,000.
After his defeat. Gross moved
b send the whole bill back to the
committee with instructions to re
move the Grandview item. Leaders
decided to take a vote on this
Monday. 1
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known Salem real estate Insurance
man, was reported In good condi
tion at Salem Memorial hospital
Friday night. Severin entered the
hospital August 6 seriously ilL
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