Tuesday, December 15, 195S
THB CAPITAL JOURNAL. Sales, OrfM
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AMMO TRUCK AFTER BLAST
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This was that wu left of an ammunition truck which
exploded after it tidetwiped with another truck, wen in
background, near Malvern, la. Fragment of 10S mm
artillery ahells are acattered In the foreground. A moment
- after AP Photographer Larry Stoddard made this picture,
a shell exploded in the atill-burning wreckage. Stoddard,
only person within several hundred feet at the time, wai
unhurt. (AP Wirephoto)
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Sheridan
Sheridan Ray Wilder it
will be from i to 12 p.m.
met for a no ho.t dinner last ! !" "p7" .,lo.1,Skwh !'
the evening and refreshments
served at a late hour.;
Rehearsals for The Messiah,
to be produced December 20
in the high school gymnasium,
are progressing. Soloist have
been selected ax follows: Vir
ginia Ward Elliott, well
Wheatland
Wheatland Mrs. Fred a
Stockhott of Wheatland dis
trict, who accompanied her
brother-in-law and aister-ini
law, Mr. and Mrs. John Stock
hoff, of Kansas City, for a
three weeks' visit, returned to
Portland Friday evening and
was met by her son-in-law.
Jamie Ediger.
Supper waa served at the
Ediger home. The round trip'
waa made by rati.
A SMILE FROM THE CARDINAL
TIMBER FALLKR KILLED
McMinnville () A falling
tree fatally injured Clifford
Spurgeon, 48, Grande Ronde, I
at the Welty Logging Co. tim
ber operation near Grand j
Ronde Monday. Spurgeon, ai
timber taller, died in a hospital '
here. Among survivors la the!
widow. The Spurgeon? lust a
ton. Glen, 23, In a similar log
ging accident. ..
week at the home of Mrs. Otto
iome from an automobile trip ! Heider, Sr. The annual Christ
to Bundidge, Alabama
i Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knapp of
Harrington, Waih., are guest
! thit week at the hornet of Mrt.
Mary Pelzer, Mr. and Mrt. Al
len Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ade
Peler and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Pelier.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hender
ton of Aberdeen, Wash., visit
ed this week with the Ward
Mendenhall and Rex Menden
hall families.
The Rebekah lodge will
meet Tuesdsy, December IS,
for the annual Christmas party
and gift exchange. State Re
bekah president Lola Osborne
of Portland will make her of
ficial visit
A 2C Carl E. Lambert Is
home for the Christmas holi
days to visit hit wife and
daughter, and hi parents, Mr.
and Mrt. Roy Lambert. He
has been stationed in England
the past 18 months, and will
report at the Portland Air
Bate at the end of his fur
lough. The Sheridan high achool
Junior-Senior prom has been
aet for December 2S. Dancing
mat party wai enjoyed follow
ing the meeting .which waa at
tended by 27 members, and
four guest Mesdamea Rita'
Ross, Julia Spooner, Margaret
Morris and Clarabelle Timm
reck. Bazaar chairman Mrt. Rho
de Smith reported a successful
bazaar. At the close of the
meeting, Mrt. Timmreck gave
a demonstration on gift wrap
ping.
Mr. and Mrt. James Rose
were honored on their 25th
wedding anniversary with a
urprle party at the home of
Mr. and Mr. Ray Tibbets. Co
hostesses for the party were
Mrt. Alfred Schroeder, Mrs.
John Rose, Mr. Kenneth Dun
can and Mr. Hugh Walker.
Other attending were Mr.
Schreder, Mr. John Rose, Mr.
Duncan, Mr. Walker, Mr. and
Mrt. Glenn Hill, Mr. and Mrt.
Harry Loomis, Mr. and Mrt.
Lawrence Woodall, Mr. and
Mrs. Cedric Clark, Mr.
Mrs. Marcel Chrisman,
now an inttructor In the Mc
Minnville high school; Judy
Johnabber, alto, recent gradu
ate of Willamette university
and a music inttructor in the
McMinnville schools; John
Peterson, baritone, soloist in
the Portland Symphonic choir;
and Gordon Pratt, tenor, music
instructor at the Sheridan
high school. i
New manager of the Sheri
dan Piggly Wlggly store it
Robert Burton, former assist
ant manager of the Piggly
Wiggly store In Tillamook.
The Community Cheer
headquarter will be open
every day until December 22,
to receive donation of food,
clothing and nonperlshable
staples to be dsitributed te
needy folks at Christmastime.
Miami Corporation of Chi
cago, former owner of the
timber and property of Long
Bell Lumber company at
Grand Ronde, ha decided to
develop a large tree farm on
their nearly 15,000 acres along
the Salmon river hiahwav.
?nd when Miami sold their hold-
Mr. inn In Lone Bell in 1042. thev
and Mrs A L. Billington and retained 14,500 acre of logged
"a "irs. irnesi rracK. 0ff land on the Salmon river
rl" P'ay ounni highway, and have recently
purchased 500 more acres of
loggd off land. e
Th Sheridan school district
hat completed the achool cen
sus, which ahowt there are
838 children aget four through
20 In the district. The census
was conducted for the district
by the PTA.
Fred Bozeman, owner and
operator of the Dairy Queen,
was named acting mayor of
Sheridan by the city council.
Bozeman, president of the
council, succeed Francis
Bradley, who has served as
mayor for several years.
Lincoln
Lincoln The Lincoln-Spring
Valley Home Extension unit
will combine their Christmas
party with (he meeting on
"Oregon Sweets" to be held at
10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dee. 15, at
tne nome of Eileen Miser I.
A potluck lunch will be
served at noon followed by
gin exenange. .
Leader for the demonstra
tion will be Mrs. Eunice Miller,
Mrs. Grace McKinney and Mrs.
Russell Hicks.
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GROUND CREWMEN OS
HUNGER STRIKE
Colombo, Ceylon W) Two
hundred crewmen of the Cey
lon air force began a hunger
strike today, protesting acalnat
alleged "incivility" by British
Royal Air Force personnel
serving as their instructors.
The men also complained their
food was bad and their leave
facilities Inadequate.
Jap Workmen to Strike
For Longer Work Hours
' Tokyo (A Japanese work
men are going on strike be
cause they want to work long
er than the U.S. army allows.
To them the 40-hour week of
American workmen isn't long
enough. They are paid by the -hour
so longer hours mean
bigger pay checks. -
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itching torture, tit fianitane
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State at Liberty rhene 13118
Francis Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of Mew York,
smiles as he hold a pair of squirming youngster on hi
lap at annual Chrlitma benefit for the New York found- .
ling hospital. Cardinal Spellman baa announced he will
spend Christmas in Korea with troops stationed there.
(AP Wirephoto)
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