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e '.HIT V ft-.-1 yttcrl a, . . l Willi i I ii I TOP PRIZE of $75 in the Myrtle Creek Fall Festival parade Saturday went to the Feline Fanciers Of Oregon in the non-commercial division. A camp fire group was second, and the Myrtle Creek Stockmen's float was third. THE MIDWAY at the Myrtle Creek Fall Festival drew throngs through the day Sat . urday in one of southern Douglas County's biggest celebrations, The midway this year was transferred to a vacant lot next to the post office, instead of being held In the downtown area as in past years. (News-Review photos by Andy Fautheree). 2) ""fc-sSt MYRTLE CREEK STOCKMEN proved Saturday they are good at making floats as well os well as wrangling cattle. They won third prize in the non-commericial division to claim a prize of $25. 1 V -: ;' ;: - L i- PAPER BLOSSOMS banking .a bevy of Myrtle Creek beouties added up to a trophy for Rice's Music Store in the commercial division of the Myrtle Creek Fall Festival parade. Second and third places went -to Dave's 76 station and Del's Building Supply. Trophies won revolve from year to year. GRANGE MEET CANCELED The Loofcingglass Grange has canceled ill regular business meet ing scheduled for Tuesday night. Grange members will instead work on the Grange Booth at the Fairgrounds. PRUDENTIAL LIFE O INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Agtnt Room 301 Pacific Building OH. OR J-7491-Ret. OR 1HM Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery ktops Itch-r Relieves Pain Rr Tetk, N. Y. V - For tfci flr?l time wienc hns found nw hetlinf ubince with the aiton lihinff abilitr to shrink hfmor rhoidti ttop itching, and relievt patn without iurfrery. In msc after uie, whilt pfntif rlifvir pain, actual reduction (thrinkae) took pi art. Moit amaxiof of ali-reaulU w to thorough that auffereri mada atomihin atatementii like "Pilfi have ceated to be a problem!" The atx-ret it a new heating mb itance ( Bio-Dyne) dincoyery ol a Orld-faraoua reiearch Imtttute. Thit tubitanca la noy available In mppotitorif or ointment form under the name Preptralxen H. At all drug count ra. Big Jet Lands On Wrong Field TROUTDALE. Ore. (UPI) A jetliner with 81 startled passen gers ana an embarrassed crew of seven landed "by mistake" at this Portland suburb's small airport Sunday instead of at the Port land International Airport 10 miles away. Dr. Richard Gorrell. Maquo- keta, Iowa, making his first trip to Portland, looked out the win dow as the DC8 set down with some shock at what he thought was Portland'i "small,, shoddy" airport. Then the intercom announced, "Ladies and gentlemen, we have inadvertently landed at the Trout dale field by mistake." United Air Lines said the pilot, coming in for a visual landing, made "a mistaken identity in air ports." The big jet, which usually used an 8,000 to 10,000-foot runway. braked hard but otherwise landed without trouble on the 4,660-foot runway here about 4:18 a.m. No one on the Chicago-to-Port-land flight was hurt. The sur prised passengers were ferried by bus to Portland where 58 contin ued to Seattle. The jet, Trouldale Airport's most impressive visitor in a long time, dwarfed the small planes that usually use the field. A trac tor was brought to tow it to a parking lot so that its jet ex hausts would not tip over small planes. A passenger called it quite a sight this large jet sitting here on the little dinky airport." United said the pilot, Capt. S.R. Whipple, Chicago, thought the lights of the Trouldale Airport were those of Portland. The two runways line up, separated by a jet flying time of only a minute or two. The approach control tower at Portland said Whipple had re ceived landing instructions and was cleared for the visual land ing. The FAA said it was investi gating the error. After shedding most of its fuel, the jet took off without difficulty and made the hop to Portland. It refueled and continued to beanie. Mon., Aug. 13, 1962 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Or. I AFL-CI0 Council Expected To Ask Shorter Work Week CHICAGO (UPI) The AFL CIO National Executive Council opens its summer meeting today amid demands for showdowns with the Kennedy administration on the shorter work week and with the . Teamsters, union on . raid ing. . , When both George Mcany, AFL CIO president, and his strongest rival for leadership, the United Auto Workers' Walter Reuther, favoring a reduction in the na tional work week, it was felt the 29-member council will endorse a cut in working hours as a means of cutting unemployment. July estimates indicated 5.3 per cent of the U.S. labor force re mained jobless at the start of this month. This was a reduction from the June figure but most of the amount represented teen-agers who found jobs. Pressure for militant action against James Hoffa's Teamsters, expelled from the AFL-CIO five years ago, will come from the Communications Workers of Amer ica (CWA) and the Scfarers In ternational Union (SIU). A CWA union trial board last week convicted 21 CWA leaders of conspiring to withdraw 18,000 members and affiliate them with the Teamsters. Joseph A. Beirne, CWA president, will demand that the AFL - CIO establish a rival Teamsters union to raid the Holla organization. The Seafarers have already clashed with the Teamsters in Chicago, granting a charter to a rival taxi drivers local which won bargaining rights for 4,000 cab bies from Teamsters Local 777. In retaliation, during a recent jurisdictional clash with a Cana dian seamen's -union, the Team sters offered at Detroit, Mich., to unload freighters picketed by the Seafarers. President Paul Hall of the Sea farers wants approval from the AFL CIO for plans to raid the Hotel and Restaurant Employes and. 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