Cordova Pilot Makes
Lucky Salt Lake Landing
SALT LAKE CITY, UP) — The
mountainous west is no place to
run out of gas in a seaplane —
unless.you’re lucky, like Clyde W.
Spyder. The tanks on his plane
ran low as he flew over the Great
Salt Lake Saturday, so he landed
there.
Snyder, of Cordova, Alaska,
taxied the specially equipped
Piper plane to the lake’s Black
Dock Beach, where he arranged
to take on the needed fuel.
MIDGET CAR RIDE
ENDS IN DEATH
HAMILTON, Mo., tP — Gwen
ith Stetinu, 25, had just been given
a ride in a midget race car around
a dirt track Sunday.
Getting out, she remarked: “My,
it was exciting. It takes your
breath away.”
She climbed onto the tailgate
of a truck to rest, apparently
fainted, and fell to the ground.
She was pronounced dead at a
doctor’s office.
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Sniper Killed in
Kentucky Coal
Mine Disorders
HAZARD, Ky., tP — A coal
miner was killed and a non-union
truck driver wounded Friday in
two separate shooting incidents
in eastern Kentucky’s strike-torn
coal fields.
The miner, Bobby Jenkins Jr.,
25, was shot by a state trooper at
tempting to arrest him for shoot
ing at another non-union trucker.
The killing was the third in the
bitter strike over United Mine
Workers demands for a 1959 con
tract.
Early Friday several hundred
sniper bullets whistled from the
hills at nearby Sassafras into a
group of about 15 truckers un
loading at the non-union Joe Ro
meo coal ramp.
Police said when two troopers
approached the group Jenkins
fired one pistol shot at them, then
turned and ran for the hills.
They chased him, they said and
Jenkins fired five more shots at
them from the darkened hillside.
One of the officers fired back at
the pistol flashes and Jenkins
was wounded fatally.
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23 Missouri Spectators
Hurt in Stock Car Crash
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., UP)—Twenty
three persons were injured, two
of them critically, when a racing
car crashed into the bleachers at
a small race track here Friday
night. The accident occurred dur
ing the first race on the program
for a purse of $10.
One of the cars shot off a
banked turn, shot over a 12-foot
embankment, hurdled a 10-foot
wire fence and landed upside
down among some of the 500 spec
tators at the stock car 'racing
event.
Albert M. Neidel, 30, St. Joseph,
escaped with bruises. But one of
the critically injured was his 6
year-old son, Ronnie Lee, who
suffered a skull fracture.
“This marks the end of my
racing career,” said Neidel, a
truck driver who has been racing
for three years.
Strikers Restrained From
Picketing Kotzebue-Bound
Atom-Materials Barge
SEATTLE, UP)—A Seattle judge
has temporarily restrained pick
eting of a barge chartered to carry
atomic materials to Alaska to blast
out a harbor on the Arctic coast.
Superior Court Judge Henry
Clay Agnew granted the tempo
rary anti-picketing order Friday
after hearing arguments that de
lay would hamper the project. A
hearing was set for Thursday.
The Atomic Energy Commission
previously reported plans for a
nuclear blast to create a harbor
on the Alaska coast near Kotze
bue. No date has been announced.
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Get Ready For
Outdoor Meals
WITH a long weekend holiday
at the end of this month, out
door eating in most sections of
the country will begin again!
Back porch suppers and picnics in
the yard call for easy-fix foods.
Salads are ever so popular at
these informal affairs. Here’s one
that will be doubly welcomed . . .
Pork and Bean Slaw. It combines
favorite canned pork and beans
with tomato sauce and crunchy
shredded cabbage. You’ll be de
lighted with the flavor and crisp
ness. Served in your prettiest
salad bowl, this salad will be a
star at many of your parties dur
ing the ‘‘outdoor eating” season.
A nice go-along is a platter of
assorted cold cuts (stuffed with
cheese cubes) and relishes . . .
carrot and celery sticks, radish '
roses, olives, and sweet gerkins.
Complete the menu with frozen
peach pies and coffee.
BACK PORCH SUPPER
Mugs of Chicken Gumbo Soup
Assorted Cold Cuts Relishes
Pork and Bean Slate
Frosen^lndividual Peach Pies
Coffee
Pork and Bean Slaw
I teaspoon sugar
2 tablespoons vinegar
1 can (1 pound) pork and b< s
with tomato sauce
2 cups shredded cabbage
M teaspoon celery seed
Salt and pepper, to taste
Dissolve sugar in vinegar; mix
lightly with remaining ingredients.
Chill and serve on crisp salad
greens. Makes 4 servings. FNS
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Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
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Doris Wilke
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbax
Secretary
rst and Third Mondays
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Wednesday Luncheor
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