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14 MAIL TM3UN5, MeJ'orJ. O'e?oi. Thursday, May 22, 1958
Explosion Rocks
U. S- Destroyer
Pearl Harbor, T. H- 1?!
An explosion rocked the pow
der room of the destroyer es
cort USS Silvcrsttin Wednes
day, injuring a Navy officer j
and four enlisted men.
One of the victims, a sea
man, was in serious condi
tion with burns over 40 per
cent of his body. His identity
was withheld pending notifi-1
cation of his. family. j
The other four suffered only j
minor mjuries. Pacific Fleet ;
headquarters identified them j
as Ens. Kenneth A. Schulch
ter. 24. Pontiac, Mich.: Petty
Officer 1-c Grafton Weeks,
23, Sampson, Ala.; Fireman
Robert A. N. JlcCuiston, 19,
JIacomb. Okla.; and Sonor
man William B. Mover, 13,
Fort Worth, Tex.
The Navy said the explo
sion and flash fire occurred
in a compartment containing
depth charge-firing cartridges
as the men were entering.
The cause was not determin
ed immediately.
The accident happened as
the vessel was tied at the
dock.
Paris Newspaper Gives
Fresh Political Slant
Paris 'I? The mass circu
lation newspaper Paris Presse
has summed up the confused
political situation this way:
'"The Assembly has confi
dence in Monsieur Pflimin
who has confidence in Gen
eral Salan who has confidence
in General de Gaulle who
does not have confidence in
the Assembly but who is wait
ing for the Assembly to place
its confidence in him."
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IKE VOTES President Ei
senhower casts his ballot at
the Fire Hall in Gettysburg,
Pa., for the Pennsylvania
primary elections. '
CALENDAR .
Thursday
8 p.m. Phoenix Thursday
club, home of Mrs. Raymond
Furry.
8 p.m. Alpho Rho chap
ter, Beta Sigma Phi, home of
Mrs. Louis Cranston, 2233 Sis
kiyou blvd.
8 p.m. Bowbells chapter,
Daughters of the British. Em
pire, with Mrs. Arthur G. Mc
Millin, 661 J st.
8 p.m. Reames chapter,
OES, Medford Masonic tem
ple. Friday:
12 noon Women's auxil
iary. St. Mark's Episcopal
church.
1 p.m. Electa Social club.
Girls Community club.
1 p.m. Fifty Plus club,
Red Cross building.
4 p.m. Royal Neighbor Ju
veniles. Girls' Community
club.
Barrington, R. L., was once
partly owned by Captain
Myles Standish of the Pilgrim
colony.
Svimmer To Try
Columbia Swim
Portland HP Bill McGill,
a local long distance swim
mer, said today he would try
in about two weeks to swim
from Bonneville dam to the
Interstate bridge on the Co
lumbia river.
He said he might possibly
try to continue on St. Helens,
which would be about 75
miles.' He said he hoped to
break the mark set by Bert
Thomas of Port Angeles,
Wash., who swam from the
dam to the Portland city
limits.
Seeks Campaign
On Anti-Smoking
Washington HP Sen. Rich
ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) to
day proposed federal-tobacco
and alcohol taxes be used to
help the states educate school
children against drinking and
smoking.
Neuberger, a teetotaler and
non-smoker, introduced a bill
authorizing federal grants in
aid to states "for assistance in
programs they may wish to
follow to inform and educate
children with respect to the
harmful effects of tobacco and
alcohol."
FLIGHTY FRIEND -
Milwaukee HP Edward
Pietrowiak was behind -bars
today because of his brief
friendship with a flighty
pigeon.
Pietrowiak gave the bird
an all-day ride on his shoulder
while making a tour of local
bars. The pigeon finally got
tired of -bar-hopping and flew
away. Pietrowiak jumped in
his car to chase it. bumping
several other vehicles.
He was sentenced to six
months in the house of correction.
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Griffin Creek Cooking Club
Our meeting was called to
order May 20 by our presi
dent, Christine Helman. We
said the pledge and nominated
a new secretary. Our new
secretary is Sharon Hugdahl.
Then we went on with old
and new business. Our meet
ing was adjourned and we
started with our project of
cooking eggs. After cooking
the eggs we played a game
with bean bags.
Karen Hugdahl,
Reporter
The Imperial Dam harnesses
the Colorado River for 3.475
feet across the Colorado Riv
er. It is the beginning of Cali
fornia's AU-American Canal
and Arizona's Gila Main
Canal.
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Literature Laws
Not Sufficient
Graham Advises
San Francisco HP Billy
Graham said today he was
"shocked" at some of the ob
scene literature that is avail
able to high school students,
but warned that passage of
anti - pornographic legislation
would be difficult.
The evangelist decried the
'"sex revolution that is degen
erating the nation"' in a gen
eral outline of testimony he
planned to deliver today be
fore a state Assembly subcom
mittee investigating porno
graphic literature.
His appearance was under
subpena ordered by assembly
man Louis Francis (R-San
Mateo), chairman of the sub
committee. The San Francisco
News a Scripps-Howard news
paper, in an editorial called
Francis' action "headline
hunting at its worst."
Graham at first said his
busy schedule would not per
mit him to testify before early
July. However, he later was
able to sandwich his appear
ance between a series of
speaking engagements today.
'Legislation alone will not
correct the problem of ob
scene literature," Graham
said. "There is a need for a
change of moral climate. The
nation is in need of a moral
bath to cleanse it from its ob
session -with sex which may
eventually destroy us before
communism.
"That is one of the reasons
the country so desperately
needs a religious awakening
to change the nature of the
people," the 39-year-old Bap
tist minister said.
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STUDENT RIOT Police reinforcements are show arriving to chase rock-throwing
high school students rioting in narrow streets of Panama City, Panama. Trouble
flared after students gathered in front of locked gates at the Presidential Palace.
Relations Forum Set For Portland
Salem HP Plans for the
eighth Oregon forum on inter-group
relations in Portland
June 7 were announced today
by Labor Commissioner Nor
man O. Nilsen.
Nilsen said the keynote ad
dress will be given by Gov.
Robert D. Holmes at the all
day meeting at Portland State
College.
Justice George Rossman of
the Oregon supreme court will
speak at the noon luncheon.
The annual event" is spon
sored by the labor bureau's
civil rights division and the
civil rights advisory commit
tee to prevent and eliminate
discrimination in bus i n e s s,
government, or other fields.
Open House Scheduled
At Hedrick Tonight
The annual spring open
house at Hedrick Junior High
school will be held between
7 and 9 o'clock tonight. A pro
gram is scheduled to start at
8 o'clock.
Exhibits by art, shop, math,
geography and history de
partments will be in the
school gymnasium, and the
science departments will dis
play proje'ets in the cafeteria.
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RESTORE ORDER
Premier Pierre Pflimlin has
ordered French commander
in Algeria, Gen. Raoul Salan,
to take charge and restore
order. Pf limlin is shown talk
ing to press after he was
asked to form a new govern
ment He became France's
27th postwar Premier.
The Palace of Governors in I
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is the j
oldest public building in the
United States. In 1680 it was
the headquarters of rebel
Pueblo Indians rebels
against the then Spanish rule.
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16th Fatality Noted
In Portland Traffic
Portland (IP) Portland re
corded its 16th traffic fatality
of 1958 today when Edith Gib
son, 38, died in a hospital from
injuries suffered when struck
by a car Monday night.
An infant's first visit to the
dentist should come when
three years old. to guard
against tooth trouble, dentists
warn.
Y Indian Guides to
Meet Saturday
Five YMCA Indian Guide
Tribes will meet at TouVelle
State park Saturday, May 24,
for a Longhouse meeting.
Y Indian Guides is a father
son program for boys in the
first three grades and their
dads. The tribes meet every
other week to conduct a meet
ing and plan special trips and
events.
The Longhouse meeting
Saturday will be the last gen
eral session of the tribes for
this school year. The event will
include games, stunts, hunts,
stories, campfire, archery, ri
flery and a meal, cooked by
the boys.
About 60 . boys and their
fathers will participate. Chiefs
of the tribes are Wayne Stru
ble, Oliver Gustafson, Russ
Brown, Rod Witham, and Dr.
Frank Wilson. Herb Partridge,
YMCA youth work secretary,
supervises the group.
NO ROOM FOR ART
Durham, England HP) Ca
leb Henderson, 47, was fined
30 pounds ($84) for bootleg
ging Wednesday despite his
lawyer's plea that he had
"nearly succeeded in making
perfect -whiskey" and that his
still was "a fine piece of workmanship."
WHAT. NO MONOCLES?
Hounslow, England OP I
Three garbage collectors have
been told to stop clowning
around.
The three had been per
forming their duties in top
hats, frock coats and spats
they had picked up on their
rounds.
New York leads the nation
in the production of buckwheat.
SUSPICION CONFIRMSD '
London OP) Tne British
War Office said today it had
received bids for 470 tons
of war surplus salt biscuits,
left over from field servic
ration components.
The war office in advtrtis-.
ing the surplus food sale said
they would make "excellent
dog biscuits."
Cinnamon comes mainly
from Ceylon.
Algeria's 1957 wheat crop
totaled 43,600,000 bushels. .
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