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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
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Indian Ancestors
Traced Back About
11,000 Years Ago
Eugene - The ancient peo
ples of Oregon, ancestors of
the Indians who were living
along the Columbia and
southward when Lewis and
Clark came in 1805, were res
idents of the Northwest about
11.000 years ago.
It is the story of these an
cient people that Dr. Luther
S. Cressman, head of the an
thropology department at the
University of Oregon, tells in
a book published by the
Champoeg Press for Beaver
Books of Portland. Title of the
book is "The Sandal and the
Cave."
The volume derives its
name from the sandals of
woven sage-brush bark dis
covered by Cressman and his
associates in 1938 in a cave
of Fort Rock, northeast of the
Klamath lake region of south
central Oregon.
Uncovered Under Ashes
The sandals, some 75 of
them, were uncovered under
layers of the volcanic ash and
debris that had turned the
one-time lake region into a
desolate desert region. Age of
these ancient artifacts has
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Airman Confesses
Slaying in Idaho
Mountain Home, Idaho-IUPD-Airman
1-c Gerald M. Ander
son was in custody today in
connection with the slaying a
week ago of Mrs. Nancy Joy
Johnson.
Anderson was arrested
Thursday and charged with
first-degree murder. He de
nied having any part in the
death of her son, Daniel, 2.
Anderson, 24, formerly of
San Diego, Calif., is an air
craft mechanic. He signed a
statement, Prosecutor Frank
Hicks said, admitting the slay
ing of Mrs. Johnson.
Bodies of the mother and
son were found in their home.
been determined as 9.000
years old.
Dorothy O. Johansen of
Portland, who, with Con
stance Bordwell of the Uni
versity of Oregon, edited the
book, explains in the fore
word, that the new paperback
volume is "a brief but com
prehensive desc-iption of the
cultures of Indians in Ore
gon." It is, as well, an intro
duction to the work of cul
tural anthropologists and ar
chaeologists. "The Sandal and the Cave"
is the product of Anthropolo
gist Creeman's life work and
of the understanding of peo
pie generally f which has
evolved from his work.
In the authors preface,
Cressman writes that he has
tried to show the nature of
culture, how it organizes the
lives of people who share it;
and how it "works" and gives
meaning to experience.
An important and signifi
cant facet of the cultures of
the Indians of Oregon was the
slow pace of development.
These cultures, based on stone
tools, remained, over the cen
turies, simple hunting and
gathering economics.
Isolated from the growing
civilizations of the Old World
and from the developments of
the New World in Central
and South America, Oregon's
first residents remained in a
fairly constant and primitive
state until the arrival of the
pioneers of the last century,
who brought with them "civ
ilization" and disaster.
Dr. Cressman, a member of
the University of Oregon fac
ulty since 1929, has devoted
much of his career to research
on the origins and cultures of
the Indians of the region.
Bullet Fired Info
Justice Sloan's Office
Salem - IUPII - Police are
still looking for the bullet
which was fired into the of
fice of Justice Gordon Sloan
in the Oregon Supreme Court
building here Thursday night.
No one was in the third floor
office, but the shot broke a
window and creased a daven
port. Who fired the shot and
why remains a mystery.
Investigators believe the
bullet may be lodged in the
ceiling.
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00 Uncle Bill
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615 Dour Edwards With Newa
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Decision Waited
On Airline Merger
Wilminnton, Del. -IUPII- The
presidents ot American and
Eastern Air Lines, backed by
overwhelming stockholder ap
proval o a merger, look for
a government decision on
their consolidation by the end
of the year.
The onlimistic nutlnnk for
a relatively quick ruling from
the Civil Aeronautics Board
was expressed by American
President C. It. Smith and
Eastern President Malcolm A.
Maclntyre at separate stock
holders meelings here Tues
day. The merger would form the
world s largest airline.
Down to Earth Prices it .
PICARD JEWELERS
Now Location
108 EAST MAIN
SP 3-4922
Next Door To Pick's
Gasoline Price War j
Spreads in Oregon
Portland - (UPII - A new gas
oline price war spread in
Northwest Oregon today.
Prices dropped as low as
22.9 cents per gallon for rcg- i
ulnr grades at some stations
in this area.
Prices also were down at j
some stations in the Salem and
Eugene areas. I
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NIX BATHING SUITS
Lowestoft, England - WPP -Girls
at Lowestoft School
here have refused to take part
in a beauty coolest unless
they can enter fully dressed.
Bathing suits are "out," they
maintained.
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