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CHECKING fan mail, includ
ing several n&rriage propos
als, Elfrida Von Nardroff is
busy in New York after win
ning $248,0) to set new TV
record. . (UPI T&plto)
Tp Buried in
Dilcl CT8-i!t
Vgicouve, Wash. (UPI)
Qrwo men wei burifd for
time in an excavation hr
Wednesday afternoon hen a
bank of dirt id over them
they worked on g retininf
wall it) the fring of the- city.
Norman D. Jatavlisch, 2t,
Vancouver, was buried for
about 10 minutes, Vancouver
firemen said. Cilas M. Barns,
about 036, Vancouver, was
bfjied to above the fcnees nd
could not move, firnen said.
. Firemen reported that Hav
lisch stopped breathing and
was revived by a fire depart
ment resuscitator. He was re
ported in "very good" cijndi-
tpn (jn Permanente hospital
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Barnes told sheriffs depu
ties and firemen "that he was
unable to help his companion
when tb bank of dirt fell
over them. He said he finally
attracted the attention of a
resident In the area who
called sheriff's deputies and
the fire department.
Graham Speaks
On Temptations
San Francisco (UPI)
Evangelist Billy Graham says
every human being is alone
in the battle against Satan
unless Christ is with him.
Graham spoke on the temp
tations of the Devil Wednes
day night in his sermon to
14,800. at th Cow Palace. He
is in the final week of his
seven-week crusade.
" Graham emphasized that
being tempted is not a sin
but that the sin comes in
yielding to the temptation.
"Man is never tempted be
yond his capacity to with
stand temptation," Graham
said. "The Devil is most in
terested in tempting those
closest to God. Some peopl
he doesn'd,ven bother about."
He warn that Satan at
tack in thre ways through
"th lii&t o the flesh, t h
lust of th eye and pride."
The acret of resisting
temptation, he said, is to be
obedient to God," to be filled
with th$ Holy Spirit, to spend
ti!Qe in prayer and to know
the scriptures.
Tacking School .
Slated in July
The 0nnul Hedford voca
tional gear packing school
willb held uly 10-25, ac
cording to Charles King, Nye
and Naumes Packing com
pany, chairman of the school.
Hours of the course will be
9 to noon and 1 t 4 p.m. Mon
day through Friday.
King reported that students
sponsored by the packing
houses in the area would be
given, first consideration in
the registration. Others will
be registered if vacancies oc
cur. There is a $3 registration
fee for the course.
The packing school is spon
sored by the Fruit Growers
League of Jackson county, the
Medford Pear Shippers asso
ciation and the state depart
ment of vocational education.
It will be conducted this year
at Southern Oregon Sales
packing plant.
Additional information may
be obtained from Charles King
at SPring 2-9366or by writing
to post office box 1426, Med
ford. ' I
Jersey Joe Walcott's real
name is Arnold Cream.
Bay
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Rose Festival Queen Selected
Portland (UPI) Lovely
Ruth Parrett of Grant High
school, daughter of a Metho
dist minister, was selected
queen of the 1958 Portland
Rose Festival Wednesday
night.
A crowd of 21,983 in Mult
nomah stadium attended cor
onation ceremonies honoring
the 1958 queen of Rosaria and
her court of 10 princesses.
Miss Parrett is the second
girl from Grant in the past
three years to be named
queen. Sharon Frey of Grant
was the 1956 queen.
She is the daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. O. E. Parrett.
Four more Navy ships ar
rived here Wednesday, the
cruiser Los Angeles and three
destroyers. The submarine
Redfish arrived Tuesday.
Also arriving Wednesday
were comedian Jerry Colona,
conductor David Rose and
jazz trumpeter Red Nichols.
Nightly shows will be held
in Multnomah stadium with
the grand floral parade Sat
urday and the junior parade
Friday.
Any plant which lives more
than two years without culti
vation is classed as a perennial.
Every Letter in
Alphabet Represented
Bonifay, Fla. (UPI) Per
haps some of the names - of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Bow
lin's children are a bit ususu
al but there's a reason.
The Bowlins wanted every
letter in the alphabet repre
sented in the children's in
itials. So they had 13 chil
dren .whose ages now range
from 29 to 57. They are:
Audie Bryant, Curtis Drue,
Ehra Faye, Grady Hampton,
Ida Jeanette, Knola Leantha,
Millard Nathan, Olivia Penel
opy, Quincy Ruth, Sarah Thel
ma, Ulisese Vinsen, Wilson
Xava and Yon Zircle.
Champions Sold At 4-H, FFA Show
The Dalles (UPI) The
12th annual 4-H and FFA
stock show concluded Wed
nesday with an auction of
more than 400 animals by
200 youngsters.
The Grand Champion FFA
beer owned by Mike Thome,
Pendleton, weighed 1045
pounds. It was sold to Paul
Muller of The Dalles for 55
cents a pound.
The 4-H Grand Champion
owned by Mike Wagonblast,
The Dalles, weighed 1100
pounds. It went for 48 cents
a pound to The Dalles TV
and Cable company.
, The Grand Champion FFA
sheep owned by Mark Bost
vold, The Dalles, weighed 114
pounds and also was purchas
ed by The Dalles TV and
Cable Co., at 60 cents a
pound. '
The 4-H Grand Champion
sheep owned by Jean Ross,
Moro, weighed 85 pounds, and
was bought by the Moro
Grain Growers for 90 cents.
Swift and Co., wa high
bidder for the FFi. Grand
Champion Berkshire hog
owned by Jerry Harms, Can
by. The 190-pound hog was
sold for 48 cents a pound.
The 4-H Grand Champion
Berkshire owned by Nancy
Oregon State Grange
Selects Baker for 7959
Eugene (UPI) Members
of yie Oregon State Grange,
holding their 1958 convention
here, voted to hold next
year's meeting in Baker. The
convention runs through Friday.
Only about 36,000 farmers,
or 5 per cent of Canada's
farm population, had enough
income in 1955 to pay income
tax.
Farrell, , John Day, went to
the Links Auction Yanfc,
Pendleton, for 46Vi xents a
pound. The animal weighed
225 pounds.
MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dford, Ortgon, Thursday, Juits 12, If SI 11
END OF FERRY
Verbena, 'Ala. (UPI) Be
fore the end of this year a
million-dollar bridge will put
Verbena "erry out of business.
The ferry has been crossing
the Coosa river for 86 years.
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small state-operated playground.
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