The news-review., June 07, 1950, Page 9, Image 9

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allowance
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MAIDENS
By Jo Fischer
you mind cleaning these, too.
By Chic Young
By Al Capp
Weyerhaeuser
Strike's Ending
Chances Are Slim
TACOMA. June 7 LP) Wey
erhaeuser Timber company indi
cated today it saw no hope of a
settlement of an international
Wood-workers of America (CIO)
strike against seven of its branches
in Oregon and Washington.
"There appears to be no basis
for a prompt settlement . . . des
pite the fact the company has made
two substantial offers. ... It also
appears, in view of the union's
rigid opposition to both of these
proposals, that no basis exists at
this time for a meeting in the near
future," the company said.
The statement, contained in a
letter addressed to all striking
members of the IWA, pointed out
that the company had originally
offered a pension plan, health and
welfare benefits and three paid
holidays. The second offer was for
a 10!4-cent-per-hour wage increase.
The union has continued its de
mands for a union shop 7V4-cent
health and welfare program and
three paid holidays.
"The company is unchanged int
its belief that the union's health
and welfare program is neither
legal nor practicial, and that a
union shop is not in the best inter
est of the employes or the com
pany," the Weyerhaeuser state
ment explained.
As estimated 9,000 men have
neen jobless since the IWA struck
May 15.
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Oregon Heads List
G. O. P. Principles
PORTLAND, June 1 W) A
statement of republican party prin
ciples was released yesterday by
the state central committee. It
championed the argument that "no
government local, state or fed
eral should do for free people
what free people can do for them
selves." It pledged support to the so-called
balanced plan for legislative reap
portionment favored revision of
state government for efficiency
and economy and continuation of
the veterans' loan program by the
state.
Chairman Sigfrid Vnander listed
these other major points:
1 Any tax increase should be
specifically approved by the pen-
Ele; 2 a balance must be struck
etween the rights and responsi
bilities of labor and business; 3
Worker welfare needs improve
ment, particularly for those with
dependents; 4 T h e seasonality
clause of the unemployment com
pensation law should be amended
to eliminale any injustice caused
by the 1949 act.
RENT CONTROLS LIFTED
WASHINGTON, June 7 (JP)
Housing expediter Tighe E. Woods
announced rent controls would be
lifted today from Grsham, Ore.,
on the basis of local action.
The Katanga district in the Bel
gian Congo and Northern Rhodesia
is one of the world's leading cop
per producing areas.
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Wd June 7, 1950 The
SAVOLD GIRL ILL
ENfil.F.wnnn n i i
P Wjn Lee Savold climbed into
me ring to trounce Bruce Wood
cock for the British version of the
heavyweight ehampionsh p yester
day, he didn't Itnow his daughter I
was in a hospital. i
Twelve-veacnlH Sanilri CauiM I
desc -ed bv her mother ai "ih
apple of her father's eye," under
went an emergency operation for
appendir is Sunday. !
Mrs. Ruth Savold said she wi j
afraid to cable Lee about it fori
fear the news would hurt the Engle
wood boxer's chances against
Woodcock. I
announcing ...
The installation of a new box factory by
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