12 Th.
Sal.ra. Owgon. Sanday. August 23. 1943
Dock Deadlock
Continues at
North Bend
NORTH BEND, Ore., .Aug. 28
(ffVThe CIO continued its dock
side deadlock today with the AFL
in a strike that seme observers
feared might, spread to San Fran
cisco. The test will come when the
picketed lumber carrier Rolando
sails from North Bend . for San
Francisco. The carrier is being
loaded by AFLjcrewmen. It is ex
pected to sail next week:
Another Ship Tied Up
.Another ship remained tied up
here as a result of the. strike. It
was the Grace line freighter Santa
Leonora, which was at the Irwin
Lyons Lumber company dock
when the Rolando arrived.
That company signed an AFL
crew for the Rolando. The CIO
contended below-deck Jobs should
go to CIO men, and pickets were
posted about the lumber carrier.
When the AFL crew began unload
ing the Rolando, the CIO extend
ed the picket line around the
Irwin-Lyons mill and dock.
AFL Takes Challenge
The AFL took up the challenge.
A representative from San Fran
cisco, Robert Domdroff of the
Sailors Union of . the Pacific,
came here and urged the AFL to
"crack any CIO picket line."
A few AFL mill maintenance
tempt on return to get through
employes went through the line
today, but a bigger test will come
Monday when the full AFL crew
is scheduled to return to work.
The mill does not operate regular
ly on Saturday.
AFL crew members from the
Santa Leonora left the ship for
breakfast today, and did not at
the mass CIO picket line.
Dombroif said this endangered
the area, for the Santa Leonora
Is carrying 1,400 tons of nitrate
similar to that involved In the
Texas City disaster. He asserted
the crew should be- allowed to re
turn "to protect the ship for
safety purposes."
Jeep Crushes,
Kills Owner
NORTH BEND, Aug. 2&-(&)-Herman
Haughton. 38, whose jeep
fell on him while he was repair
ing it yesterday, died in a hospital
here today.
The vehicle slipped from tim
bers and fell 18 inches, pinning
Haughton underneath. He suffered
head injuries.
Haughton's wife and a visitor,
Robert Surkamer, Roseburg, at
tempted to lift the jeep', but failed.
Their cries brought a neighbor and
thethree of them freed Haughton,
who still was conscious.
Expert Proves Law-Breaking
Saves Little Time in City Traffic
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Aug. 28-('P-The big convertible
broke every traffic law in the books as it raced wildly through the
downtown section.
. Pedestrians and motorists cursed, then blinked in surprise. They
saw white-hatted .policeman in the front seat and a banner on the
car proclaiming "safety program."
The driver was Cliff Bergere,
veteran of the Indianapolis speed
way. His passenger was Capt.
Cecil Caldwell, head of the police
department traffic, program.
The wild drive was taken to
show how little time you save by
driving, recklessly.
Drove in Sane - Manner
Bergere drove once, in a sane,
legal manner over a 15-btock
route. Caldwell clocked him in 9
minutes, 35.1 seconds. Then he
drove the same course so wildly
he broke 52 traffic laws. His time
was 9 minutes. 31.2 seconds.
For risking his own life and
others, he sax ed .3.9 seconds.
Bergere is touring the country
making traffic safety demonstra
tions. "The kind of driving I did
here," he said, "is what many
motorists consider normal driv
ing." He drew many an ugly look
from pedestrians as he poked the
long nose of his convertible into
the crosswalks eight times and
took the right-of-way from walk
ers five times,
nieral Speed
He drove at an illegal speed,
didn't give hand signals, cut cor
ners, jumped traffic lights, ran
past a boulevard stop sign, turn
ed right from center lanes, drove
on the left side of the street, pass
ed cars at intersections and on
the wrong sides, drove through
a safety zone, and broke. many
other laws. t
"The way people drive." Bec?
gere commented, "it's safer on ih$
Indianapolis race track than on
the public highway."
By pushing their trunks up
above the surface of the water an
breathing through them, ele
phants can walk on the bottom of
Permit Issued
For Stores
Permission for construction of
a new store building and a new
residence was granted Saturday
by the city building inspector's
office.
The store will be a one-story
building at 989-991-993 S. 12th
st to- be erected by J. K. Cloyd.
The new building will house a
modern barber ship, to be operat
ed by Cloyd. and a beauty shop.
Tenants to occupy the rest of the
building have not yet been chos
en. Cloyd said.
The one-story house will be
built by Mrs Orpha Hughes at
255 N. 18th st at a cost of $7,500.
Other permits were issued to
O. E. Wallace to repair dwelling
at 1555 N. 4th st, $250; W. J.
Hardie to erect woodshed at 755
Breys ave., $150; J. D. Kaster
to reroof dwelling at 110 E.
Owens st., $200.
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South America
Warned of Plot
SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 2o-JP)
Hie newspaper EI Diario Illustra
do said today that U.S. intelligence
agents had warned South Ameri
can governments of a communist
revolutionary plot. The Chilean
foreign office said, howevw it
knew nothing about it.
Manuel Trucco, sub-secretary of
foreign affairs, said that Chil hart
received no communication from
the state department about ex
posed communist revolt to explode
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FARM G I R L-Beuy Ak.
era. 18, heads Las Anreles Conn
tj fair's corps of farmerettes
being organized to act as host
esses daring the exposition
which will be at Pomona. Calif.
simultaneously in Chile, Peru and
' Ecuador.
He addad that Chile had taken
"all precautions" because of the
communist issue in this country.
The Chilean congress now is com
pleting action on a bill to outlaw
the communist party.
Hughes' Death
Brings Note
Of SvmDatir
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OSTERVTLLE, Mass.. Aug. 28
OP)- President Truman sent a
note of sympathy today to the
family of Charles, Evans Hughes,
retired chief justice of the United
State?, who died Friday night at
the age of 86.
Supreme court attaches an
nounced in Washington that fune
ral services will be held at 1:30
pm. (eastern standard time)
Tuesday, in Riverside church.
New York City. The services will
be conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor
(emeritus) of the church.. This
plan follows wishes expressed by
Hughes to his family some . time
ago. .
Burial will be private and there
will be no announcement as. .to
where interment will take place,
the attaches said. They said the
family has requested that no
flowers be sent. .
The noted Jurist and statesman
died in a cottage at the Wianno
club where he came August 5
after 'a heart condition had kept
him in his Washington borne for
several months.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 28 -CP)
President Truman today ordered
the flag to be flown at half staff
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Tuesday afternoon' for Charles
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He 'also - asked the nation's
citizens-to "render every appro
priate reverence to this great
American, in their homes, thai
schools, their churches and la
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