Page 3 Section 2 THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL' Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, DecemHer 18, 1956 ' Yuba City Comes Back V -VV . - 'I U 0 : 'H IIT-J I max- ? t 1 Bob Hope Will Entertain GIs Overseas for 15th Christmas 1 r I'Xi vtV r J?, . ., .iv', ;. ,i' sr. '' 'Vjl ntUi... ..r n r' I'n fi . to ir Wirlf W Till SH . YUBA CITY, Calif. This li Plumii Stmt main shopping district tin ll It looks today with Its Christmas decoration. On Dec. 23 . of last year this area was almost completely Inundated when ' flood waters broke through the Shanghai Rend levee on the Feather River. At least 38 persons died when they were trapped by the onrushlng water. (AP Wlrephoto) Yuba City Has Erased Flood Scars in Year Steps Taken Thai '; Should Avert a ; New Disaster By BRIAN DUFF YUBA CITY, Calif. HV-A new Yuba City, with a strong new spirit, has risen out of flood rub ble of its grim Christmas of 19SS. The broken levee has been parked solid. Homes have been re built. business buildings re modeled. The streets are dry and clean, and most of the flood scars removed. Yule trees are going up in homes where a year ago water and mud covered everything. Gay nd colorful decorations brighten dow.itown streets where rescue workers had traveled about by ooat. Stores art jammed with shoo' pers, and business Is good. Dale Tressler, president of the Yuba City Merchants Assn.. reports sales up as much as 40 per cent over last year. A toy dealer says: "The children of this town Court Sticks By Bus Order ' WASHINGTON (ffl The Su preme Court Monday refused to reconsider its Nov. 1.1 decision banning racial scgrrgntion on lo ial buses. ; The clerk's oflico said official notice of the decision now will be mailed to Montgomery, Ala., in two or three days. The notifica tion procedure had been delayed by the request for reconsideration. . The plea had been made in separate petitions filed by the city ol Montgomery and the Alabama Public Service Commission. ; The city's petition said the No vember ruling left unanswered various "vital" law questions. The Public Service Commission said it had wrongfully token from Alabama the state's police power. FAMILY MOVES LYONS (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson have moved to a new place recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cox. missed Christmas last year. This time their parents all seem to wont to make up for it." Many townspeople say they are in belter shape now than they were before the flood. Miss Helen Ferguson came home to find her little house had floated into the next block. "But I found out I had a lot of friends," she said. They put up new siding and installed patio with an ultramodern sun roof. "It's nicer than It ever was, said the delighted owner. City Administrator Edward Mc- Combs said: '"Jvery one of those houses that was reconstructed had to be re built in. accordance with the build ing code. Many of them are stronger and safer than they ever were. Something Is being done to make sure yuuu City Is never caught without warning again, said Col. Wilbur R. Pierce, the new full-time director of the coun ty-city disaster office. We can never guarantee the levee won't ever Teak again." he said, "But we can assure people that they will be given timely warning. ' The colonel, an ex-nrtlllervman. snid an early-warning system co ordinated with Mo Slate Depart ment of Water Kesources and the U. S. Weather Bureau will civo plenty ot advance notice of flood danger. Mrs. Ruth McCamobell. Red Cross chapter director, said the Ited Cross spent four million dol lars in Sutter County on flood re lief and rehabilitation. About 7,500 families suffered some sort of loss. Nearly 4.000 received Red Cross grants. The organization rebuilt 14 homes and repaired 1,192 others. "And yet of nil the families who suffered, I only know of about a half dozen who gave up and left," Mrs. McCampbell said. Hans Miller, executive director ol the Slitter County Housing Au- moruy. estimates that only ahnut 50 families throughout the county still haven't been ahle to move bock into their homes. Yuba City replaced its nijivnr. police chief, city administrator and four city counrilmcn since the flood. Now it has grown together again closer than ever. People are civil minded. And there's a feeling that "we all came through some thing together." Silvcrton Lodge Iloltls Homecoming Cliini Feed, Election SILVERTON (Special) An nual homecoming clam feed Thurs day night of the Silverton lodge No. 45 AF&A.M drew an attend ance of about 20 former residents who still retain their membership in the local lodge. Dr. R. E. Kleinsorge. who of ficiated as "grand chef." is round ing out better than 30 years of master-minding the preparation of the food. Assisting him this year were Dr. A. W. Simmons, Harry Carson, Sr. and Jack Fish. Officers named for the coming year are E. S. Jackson, worship ful master; Ben Sprick, senior warden; Keith Berg, junior war den; E. A. Finlay, treasurer and John Middlemiss, secretary. To serve with them are George Mor row, senior decon; Steve Mead, junior deacon; Earl Hatman, Jr., senior steward; Harold Johnson, junior steward; Art Bollinger, ty ler; Ben Eckley, chaplain and Dale Lamar, marshal. New officers were installed at a public ceremony Saturday night. Clark Bachman of Salem, past master of the Silverton lodge, was installing master assisted by Art Bollinger, installing marshal; James . Hollingsworth, installing chaplain. By AI.I.VE MOSBY I'nlted Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UPl-Bob Hope, Hoik-wood's traveling Santa Claus, I takes off for Alaska Wednesday for his ism year oi entertaining the GIs at Christmas time but this time he'll make it home Christmas Day. Only live times since 1941 has the ski-nosed comic been able to return to his own tinsel and nolly iat home for Dec. 25, but he hopes I to fly home from the Far North in time for the holiday tnis year. "Unless the wealhcr snows us in." he added as he shook the mothballs oul of his parka at his San Fernando Valley mansion. "But I always get the Christmas spirit wherever I go. The boys put up trees for us. Santa Clauses greet us. there arc Christmas car ols. 1 always get a tremendous kick out of these trips. I always go at Christmas time because that's when the hospitals and 'camps want you to be there." Household In Turmoil The Hope household was in a minor turmoil today as Hope planned for his 'roupe of 200 to make the annual excursion, an event that is becoming an expect ed treat for servicemen. Last year he went to Greenland to thaw out the boys with Anita Ekberg. He wound up with a head injury from doing a pratfall. This season his back "still hurts "Tney me from last year, but he'll be hopping over furniture with base baller Mickey Mantle in a skit. The Hope Christmas present for the boys in uniform doesn't in cljde a sexy sweater girl this trip, but the more wholesome types Heggy King, Ginger' Rogers, and Carol (Miss Universe") Morris. He's even taking along a college choir from Purdue University that he heard on a recent trip to La fayette, Ind. Hope and the crew will tour seven Air Force bases In the freezing weather, and then film his Dec. 28 NBC television show at Anchorage. In his home the comedian has an amazing collection of mnmen tos of previous Christmas trips around the globe. He treasures' a dog sled carved out of ivory from his 1942 trip to Alaska. Last year the GIs gave him a walrus tusk inscribed with their thank. On another tablp in his office Is a huge ash tray given him by GIs in Germany on another junket. Once a paralyzed boy in a hospital gave me a wallet witn my face 'outlined on it," he said. knit socks, all sorts of things. I guess our troupe coming to see them is like an old friend, or a relative, arriving for Christ LYONS (Special) Mrs. Monroe Walker underwent minor surgery at the Sanliam Memorial hospital last week. The walrus, a land and sea creature, gets Its name from a contraction of the Norse word of whalehorse. ILA Calls for Boycott Halt NEW YORK Wi-The Independent- International Longshore men's Assn. has recommended an end to an informal waterfront boy cott on handling Iron Curtain dip lomatic cargo. William V. Bradley,. ILA presi dent, voiced "grave concern" for diplomatic repercussions yester day in urging longshoremen to end their boycott. Pier workers have refused to handle Russian consigneJ cargoes mostly on the luxury liner piers along the Hud son River. The ILA decis'on was taken at a meeting of the union's Atlantic Coast District Committee after receipt of a letter from Under secretary of State Robert Murphy. Murphy wrote that the boycott mignt cause "retaliatory action by the Soviet Union and its satel lites regarding shipments by the United States, causing a "paralyz ing effect on the functioning of these United States missions." RADIO PROGRAMS kslm nto. koco 4se, koat mi. oin we. taw sze. hex us TUESDAY f.M. HOUR 00:00 00:15 00:30 00:45 51 .rr.'' ....... . ... 7-M Cl ATTESTS TUAT VDti IHCHlLt? THINK I Moliilla - Barracks Plans for Party MOLALLA (Special) Amel L. Peterson of Canby and Harmon H. Yeary of Aurora joined Champoeg I Barracks No. 205, Veterans of World War I, Thursday. Arrange ments were completed for annual I uinslnins parly. Fourteen barracks and auxiliary members attended Salem barracks Christmas party Wednesday. First nomination of officers will bo made at the January meeting. CONCERT GIVEN LYONS (Special) A Christmas concert was given at Man-Linn school Tuesday by Stnyton band and Glee Club. ACROSS 1. Sum S Cooking vessel 9.Chlrt 12. Ascend 13. Government organization: bbr. 14. Epoch 15. Comes together 18. Sigm'ies 18. Employ 10. Scarcest 21. Jog 24. Proverb 26. Opposite 28. Island off N.Y.C. 32. Collection of facts 13. Oil of roses 95. Insect 36. Arctic 38. Perfume 40. Measure of distance 42. Sewed edse 43. Strenuous 46. Skill 48. Beginning JO. Arlut'l stsnd 54. Noise 55. Amer. writer 51 Healing device 57. Perform 58. ltather than 59. Article ot belief DOWN J. 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