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MAMIE RECEIVES GIFT PASSES - Mrs. Mamie Eisenhow
er displays gold passes to the 10th anniversary National
Capital Flower and Garden show which were presented to
her at the White House Wednesday. Officials of the show
also presented the First Lady with a bouquet of roses.
(UPI Telephoto)
Demolition Order
Given in Devastated
Earthquake Area
Aeadir. Morocco (DPD
Crown Prince Moulay Hassan
today ordered rescue work to
itop in the pestilence-threatened
ruins of Agadir and de
molition work to begin at
once. This meant death to any
of the living trapped in the
rubble.
Rescue teams of many na
tions were picking through
the ruins in hopes of finding
few more living in the dev
astated city where 5,000 to
8,000 persons were believed
to have met death when an
earthquake hit Monday night.
The threat of widespread
epidemics among the living
was so great the Crown Prince
ordered the drastic move.
Thousands of persons were
feared still trapped in the
ruins of what had once been
a beautiful and thriving re
sort city on the southern At
lantic Coast of Morocco. An
unknown number of tourists
were believed still buried.
Few Bodies Recovered
How many of the trapped
were still alive may never be
known.
Only 808 bodies had been
recovered, recorSed and
buried.
The Crown Prince had
hoped to hold off the demoli
tion order for at least another
day or two, but the rising
risk of typhus or plague forc
ed his hand.
Bulldozers leveled every
thing in their path. Medical
crews followed, spreading
quicklime.
The national police head in
formed King Mohammed V
the death toll may rise to
5,000 or 6,000 - double the
estimate of 3,000 fixed Wed
nesday by the International
Red Cross. Disease could snuff
out more of those buried alive.
Huge r?ts swarmed through
the debris, occasionally brush
ing against the American,
French and other rescue
teams who with men from
half a dozen other European
nations tunneled cautiously
under sagging ruins. Sewers
ran open, contaminating even
the sickly smell of death.
Dead Buried Quickly
Hundreds of American
servicemen loined Moroccans
and other military units in
pulling more than 800 dead
and 1,500 injured from the
Mihhlp bv early today. The
dead were buried in huge
nnen trenches and quickly
The iniured were being flown
in a vast rescue operation to
hospitals elsewhere in Mo
rocco. One of those rescued after
three days in the wreckage of
a once-luxurious notei was
Mrs. Sue Martin, of St. AI
vans. W.Va. Her husband,
Gerald, an Air Force lieuten
ant, and their baby daughter
were pulled out of the debris
shortly after the earthquake
hit Monday night. In spite of
his Injuries, he refused to be
flown to a hospital until his
wife was safe.
Thus far, there have been
no reports of American fa
talities in the quakes, tidal
waves and fires that wiped
out this former tourist resort
on the Atlantic.
Committee Told For
State Library Week
Names of persons serving
on the Oregon state .commit
tee for National Library week
were anneunced today. They
include Mrs. Maxine Smith,
Medford High school teacher
and president of the Oregon
Education association; Mrs.
Leigh Gustison, Medford,
president of the Oregon Con
gress of Parents and Teachers;
and Eric W. Allen Jr., man-
againg editor of the Medford
Mail Tribune.
Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton,
Salem civic leader and former
state president of the Ameri
can Assocation of University
Women, is chairman of state
committee.
National Library week
brings attention to the need
for a "better-informed, better
read America," with special
emphasis on teen-age readers.
Grants Pass Man
In One Car Accident
Harold Gunter Olson, 46, of
1050 N. E. Churchill st.,
Grants Pass, was treated at
Rogue Valley hospital last
nigM for facial injuries re
ceived in a one-car accident
on Highway 66 near the
Green Springs summit.
State police said Olson s car
failed to make a sharp turn
in the highway, left the road
and traveled 50 feet on the
shoulder before flying 25 feet
through the air and coming
to rest between two trees and
the high embankment.
Olson remained in the hos
pital for observation, attend
ants reported. His car was re
moved by a wrecker from
Ashland.
Man Jailed for
Accepting Saddles
Richard Edgar Herndon,
31. route 1. box 345, Eagle
Point, was jailed by state po
lice and Jackson county sher
iffs deputies Wednesday on a
charge of concealing stolen
property.
Police reported that Hern
don admitted accepting sad
dles which had been stolen
from a service station at Four
Corners on Table Rock rd.
He was to be arraigned in
district court today.
Gust Anderson
Seeks Reelection
Salem (UPD State Rep.
Gust Anderson (R-Portland)
Wednesday filed for reelec
tion. Also filing for reelection
was Circuit Judge George R.
Duncan of Stayton.
Other filings:
Frederick S. Wilhelm, Port
land Republican, for state
represenative in the 7th dist
rict, south city subdistrict.
Harold F. Wendel, Port
land, as state at large dele
gate to the Democratic nation
al convention.
Emery C. Ingham, Portland,
as state at large delegate to
the Democratic national convention.
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