CIO 7orkers
Sued by AFL
Suit Is Culmination of
J Long Lumber Trade
. Argument
PORTLAND; Ore., Aug. 10-)
-A twp-jear-old split In northwest
lumber unionism reached circuit
conrt todar when the American
Federation of Labor filed an
111,269 action against approxi
mately 1200 Congress of Indus
trial Organisations workers.
Naming officers and members
of CIO local . No. 3, lumber and
sawmill workers' union, and the
SAVINGS
JO to 601
Await You at the
August Furniture
Now in Progress -
GEVURTZ
Furniture Co.
75 N. Liberty. t Salem
parent organization, International
'Woodworkers of America, the
suit sought recoTery of funds and
property claimed to naTe been
taken when workers left the ATL.
Garnishment papers were filed
against CIO officers and wages
due about 285 employes at the
Jones, Multnomah Box, Inman
Poulsen, , Eastern V Western,
Portland, Clark-Wilson, Klngsley,
B. r. Johnson and .West Oregon
Lumber companies. Garnishment
also - was instituted : against all
Portland banks carrying work
ers' accounts, i
Attachments were asked ' on
CIO office equipment. L. Presley
Gill of Seattle and Fred Jensen,
Portland, AFL attorneys, asked a
deputy sheriff be stationed at CIO
headquarters until 1X849 was
The suit charged that before
workers joined the CIO, funds
were checked .out- of AFL: local
No. 2532 and returned as a loan
to aToJd claims by the brother
hood of carpenters and joiners,
principal unit of AFL lumber un
ions. - ; :
The -suit was assigned by the
brotherhood to the Portland dis
trict 'council, -lumber and sawmill
workers.
2 Girls Drowned
In Nehalem River
VERNONIA, Ore., Aug. 10.-(ff)
-Two Vernonla high school girls
who sought refuge from heat and
forest fire smoke and ashes In
the : Nehalem river near here
were drowned Wednesday.
: They were Alice '.' Weed, 18,
Legion Awards
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Shown above are trophies to be
presented to parade and mus
ical contest winners" daring the
Legion convention, contributed
by two local merchants.
daughter of former. Columbia
county Sheriff and Mrs. Oscar
G. Weed, and Eloisa Garner, 12,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Garner.
2CD Attend Tout
To Set Irrigation
CORVALLI8, Aug. 10-ff)-Ore-gon
State college- experiment sta
tions were inspected today by 200
farmers and businessmen at the
start of the 10th western Oregon
Irrigation tour.
The procession "of 75 ears will
travel through Lane county. Fri
day; from the Stout farm on the
Xugene-Coburg road.
Experts told the tourists black
berries under Irrigation for 13
years had increased In yield 21
percent, raspberries 110 per cent.
Henry Hartman, head of horticul
tural research, said the. Quality
had; improved and the cost per
pound decreased.
Extension Specialist Art King,
who organized the first tour, pre
sented reports showing irrigation
Increased profits on all crops.
Studies were particularly directed
to hopsr beet seed, vegetables,
seed crops and pastures.
Since the first tour, Irrigated
acreage In western Oregon has In
creased from 2000 to 25,000
acres.
Fall Down Ship $ Stack
1$ Fatal to Workman
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10-tiPi
William Storey, 40, ship-fitter.
fell nearly 100 feet down the in
side of the stack of the liner
Mariposa today and was killed
when he landed on a boiler.
Storey was working near the top
of the stack when he slipped and
plunged downward.
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Can you believe it! The
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50c pair. All first qual
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While 200 Doz. Last!
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almost half. Stock up heavy at this
exceptionally low price. Limit 0 jars
to customer.
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5-plece oiled silk Bowl
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Jap Silk Ladies
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Large 22x44 inch
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Slight Irregulars of turk
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Pigeon tinned Numbers .Regular 10c
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Lower River Highway
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ST. HELENS. Aur. ' 10.-V.
William " Gana, , et Portland,
wai killed when the ear ta
which no was riding went off the
lower Columbia rirer highway
near , Prescott and plunged SO
Gerald afaeauley, Portland, and
Jennings Vogue, Portland, were
Syt: lMaley was drtrlng.
State Patrolman HoUU Jones re
ported. -f n-v--. . , . , . .
Restaurant Reply
: To Union Is Due
PORTLAND, Aug. ' 10TP)-Ar-bitratlon
of a wage dispute, sug
gested by the American Federa
tion of Labor joint culinary coun
cil, hinged today on a reply ex
pected tomorrow from the Asso
ciated Restaurants of Portland.
A proposed 10 per cent wage
cut' was refused by the union.
Carl T. Fredericks, council secre
tary, charged owners had Insert
ed ' blind 'newspaper adrertise
menta seeknig workers In erent
of a tie-up. He also said the un
ion accepted a five, per cent cut
last winter with the understand
ing It would be restored In May.
Not all restaurants made the
reduction. Fredericks said, some
had restored it and some had not.
He said pickets were withdrawn
from an east side restaurant yes
terday after the cut was restored.
Road and Bridge Fund
Allotted to Bonneville
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10-(P)-A
1221,810 WPA grant to the Bon
nerillo power administration for
Toad and bridge construction waa
approved todajr by , President
RooseTelt. The construction will
be part of transmission line build
ing from Bonneville to Cendit and
Vancouver In Clark, Skamania
and Klickitat counties In Wash- i
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Except Chicken & Mushroom
Honey, pure strained .
Salad Dressing, qt. jar. .
Solid Pack Tomatoes, large
Grapefruit Juice, 46-oz. tin.
Crisco or Snowdrift. ........
PfG Soajj. ... 10
Ripe Olives, fission Variety,
Dill. Pickles, qt, jar....I..
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J-lb. can 50C
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3 29c
V I Firm and Ripe
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Rabbits 8 lb.
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