The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 28, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textjr. Five Union Men Shot In Non-Union Battle MEMPHIS, Tenn. w Two union men ly near death Friday after a blazing gunfire erupted be tween non-union and union men at the fairgrounds here Thursday. Three other AFL. men were wounded. About 30 men were involved but no charges have yet been filed, Homicide Inspector Pete Wie benga said. Included were 19 union men and 11 non-union workers. j Members of the AFL Interna jtional Assn. of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Ironworkers had i thrown up picket lines around a construction job being built with non-union labor. 1 One of the wounded men said he and his companions went to "reason" with the non-union work ers and "when we got out of the I car, they started shooting." 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L H Z I13ME nTp S.S.I. n obr- k 7J e A. j E E eIUsJ Vpk" TA6S E stb NEP" 29 Station (ab.) 38 Pierced with 32 Its gambling horns casino is like 40 Unit of wire a measurement 33 Horn 43 Log float 34 Fish eggs 46 Gibbon 35 Spots 47 Compass point 36 Bridge holding 49 Before 37 Feline animal 50 Operated fcaOTTr--f-i--iii 1 11 War II Veterans Get Assistance REALISTIC CHOO-CHOO A model of the British locomotive "River Avon" was made entirely of matchsticks by D. Jakes, of Buckinghamshire, England. Built with 3200 matches, it baa revolving wheels and moving connecting rods. MODEST MAIIi:S Trademark Rrfitttrea) If. 8. Pitmt Office MIAMI "VACH. Fla. ( - About eight millij.'. World War II and Ko rean veterans have received edu cational or vocational help under the two GI bills, Harvey V. Higley administrator of veterans affairs, said Friday. In an address nrenarpH far Ha. livery before the 10th annual con vention of the American Vlirnt of World War II (Amvets) he pointed out that "we never will he able to actually estimated the enormous monetary value of this Malenkov May Move Offices From Kremlin NEW YORK UK Th Von, VnrU Times in a dispatch from Moscow saia loaay mat i'remier lieorgi M. Malenkov and other top offici als tf tha nuinl mudPR man ...... planning to move their offices out hi me ftieiimn. Th Kremlin ic tha ttohilv onar. ed, high-walled citadel of historic cnurcnes, mmeum ana govern ment Dunamgs facing Moscow a Red Square. Stalin and other top officials lived and had their nl. fices there. first great approach to mass edu cation. "But this nation will always: .know that ihr.iui the GI bills of, i World War II and Korea a gigan-1 I tic contribution has been made to American culture and this nation also will know that organized vet- erans were the motive powei be- hind this berfefit." Higley described in detail (he benefits provided by the Veterans Administration. He id that more than three million veterans of World War II and of Korea own their homes through VA financing and that more than two million veterans and their dependents draw com pensation or pensions from the VA. DENIES ROMANCE LONDOM OH The Evening Standard quoted Colin Tcnnant to day as denying there's a romance between him and Princess Mar garet. The romantic rumors blossomed recently when the press noticed the 27-year-old son of Lord and Lady Glenconner was a frequent escort of the blue-eyed princess. Sat. Aug. 28, 1954 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 1 11 J: aV i 1; s i , I j l-Ti (J & 'it" l 11 ' I1K. I IUL in I I II n HA I r 1 I I I Ml I II t I II ill - II I II 1 : . 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Ph. 3-3659 I W 5 ' 1 1. 0? J V lw NIA Radlo-TtiiKota URGENT CONFERENCE French Premier Pierre Mendes France (left) is greeted by British Prime Minister Sir i Winston Churchill at the Biggin Hill RAF Station in West erham, England, as the two met for an urgent conference on Western Europe's military future. Probe Launched On What Caused Students' Illness SEATTLE Ml An investiga tion to determine what caused the illness of 23 passengers and crew men aboard a Northwest Orierit Airlines is being; continued, a com pany spokesman said here Thurs day. The 23 were among 59 aboard the big plane on a flight Wednes day from Manila to Seattle. The flight, delayed 12 hours in Alaska while the ailing persons were treated for what tentatively was diagnosed as food poisoning, land ed here late Thursday. The stricken passengers were weak but fully recovered from the illness that struck suddenly alter the plane arrived at Anchorage late Wednesday. Among t ho se aboard the plane were 16 Japanese students en route to schools and universities in the United Slates under Fulhrieht scholarships. Northwest said all but one of Ihe 23 who were stricken made the trip here aflor Ihey were released from the Anchorage hospital early Thursday. Lewis D. W. Buckie, who boarded the plane at Manila, remained in Anchorage for addi tional treatment, the Airlines said. His condition, however, was not serious. Doctors at Anchorage said pre liminary investigation indicated the illness was caused by food poisoning. Northwest said sample of leftover food was being exam ined. Restraining Order Limits Pickets At Lebanon Mill ALBANY, Ore. Lfl A restrain ing order to limit the number of pickets at the Lebanon plant of the Santiam Lumber Co. was is sued here Thursday by Circuit Judge Victor Olliver. The temporary order says no more than four pickets can be at the plant. The order is against two AFL locals, one CIO local, various officers and pickots. Arguments on whether the order should be made permanent will ba heard next Thursday. ' The judge beard testimony that as many as 70 pickets were turn", ing up at the plant, and that there was some rock-throwing and paint spraying of cars going through Lh picket line. The company said some 30 work ers have been going through the line to work in the planing mill on weather - threatened lumber stocks. ; Of Douglas County's 100,000 sheep, about 80,000 are ewes, ac- cordng to County Agent j. ko- 'land Parker. Sabre et Plane Crashes; East Of McCord Field ; OLYMiPlA (fi An F86D Sabra jet from McChord AFB crashed Friday near East Olympia, aooifi eight miles southeast of here. The pilot. Capt. Archil.'jld Young. 28, of Clearwater, Fla., parachuted In safety and was Dicked ud by ths- State Patrol shortly after the aii plane crashed at 10:25 a.m. ' On arrival at the Stale Patrol detachment here Capt Young said he suffered no injuries. McChord information officer said" the jot was one of several reported in ine an ai ine nine. The aircraft, which was com pletely demolished, set a email fire in brush and timber, patrol headqi'irters said, which was be ing battled by a State Division of Forestry crew. ) CONTRACT WIRING New Houiet and . Electric Hear BOB'S ELECTRIC Aft.r S P.M., Phont 3-4S84 LAUNDRY S & H GREEN STAMPS Each Bundla Washed Separate SNO-WHITE-Quick Service Harvard ol Balf Ph. 3-8337 PHOTO FINISHING in at 5. out ol 9 We give S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO tOS S. Jackion Phona 3-8526 BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for tvtry ntd, from homot to Ifiduitrios. Sales Service Irrigation Systems Mill Pumps A Spociolly frto Citlmotei CERRETSEN BUILDINC SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636 Aluminum Life-tima Shingla Co. Oil tributor Aluminum Lock Shlnole. 229 E Roberts. Ph. 3-5127 RADIO SERVICING Hargit Electric Co., 112 E. Coss. Radio o Appliance Repair. Sawdust Blower Service Quick service. No dust beforo and ofrerwords. 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