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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1957)
Holia Plays TbtfKolem werY Dispute Over Unions' Merger DETROIT. Mich.. Aug. Uitv-Aa AFICIO merger conference la metropolitan Wayne County filled to arrivt it 'in understanding to day after Mmetimei fiery dispute In which Junes R. Hoffa played a top role. At one point in early discussions Hoffa, Teamster Union vie pres ident, shouted to the CIO men! 15-Year Pen Term Handed To Kidnaper EUGENE, Auf. 1 I - Circuit Judge A. T. Goodwin today sen tenced James Adam Repp, S3, to a term up to IS years in the state penitentiary for the kidnaping; of two Jasper residents. Repp's attorney, Douglas Spen cer, appealed lor leniency. He said Repp had served eight years honorably in the Navy. Repp was convicted of being one of two men who held up a store at Jasper operated by Mrs. Lor oe Wright ea July JO, then kid naping her and Jam Awbrey, who was visiting Mrs. Wright in the store. William H. Eckles. accused of being Repp's companion, is being held on another charge in Tillamook. "Keep your trap shut outside," Hoffa said at on point. "I'll do what I want. I'D take "If that's what you call a merger, then we're going to have a di vorce before the marriage." Hoffa, now being boomed for president of the Teamsters, made the statement la assailing CIO proposals for representation on the executive body for a proposed AFL-CIO merged group. . After a recess during which tempers cooled, both sides came out with a joint statement saying each had submitted proposals and that these would be givea "future study." AFL Outnumbered In Wayne County, which In cludes Industrial Detroit and en virons, the CIO outnumbers the AFT, by approximately Uo.OOt members to 250.000 Under the AFL-CIO national cart of Novak," Novak said. "I'D take cart of Hoffa. If you want to do something about . there's always outside " Hoffa replied. The warm exchange ended with Hoffa saying he was not present "to tell you fCIO) people that you are going to take over our (AFL) people and money." SEC fo Probe of Marketing Collier Bonds Statesman, SalVm, Ore.,'Tiies., Aug. 13, 'St (Sec. 13 . Boston News Blackout Holds; Both Sides Firm WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 W-Tnt Securities awl Exchange Commis sion said Today hearings wil be held next month to determine whether three brokerage firms wilfully violated the law in help ing market four million dollars worth of Crowell-Coilier debetf turn. The bond sales took place in, 19U and M aorf were the mh. ject of a aix-week SEC inquiry " Traveler, morning Record and BOSTON, Aug. 11 Represen tatives of the Mailers Union and publishers of six metropolitan sew spa pen met with labor con ciliators at the State House today but neither side 'would give an inch' ta break a three-day strike that has shut down the dailies. Massachusetts Labor Commis sioner Ernest A. Johnson, who re ported the deadlock, said "We are trying to set up s joint meting for Wednesday. This would indicate that the pa persthe morning and evening Globe, the morning Herald, even- The union placet the average ; nearer Yt 10. wagt throughout the nation as i Boston radio statists have , stepped up their newscasts. They I vertising much of it from retail also have reported a jump in ad-1 stores and theaters. Trampoline Mishap Takes Life of Boy PORTLAND. ' Aug. 12 un A lS-vear-old Bend hov died in Portland hospital yesterday of in- announce in advance iti plans to I Johason said the union still is juries in a trampoline accident. The boy. Robert R. Myers, land- last winter. Apparently the Crowel-Collier Publishing Co., got off with a lec ture from the commission. And nr rmwtd I w Mill wt ja "- J,.-,. .KK. -.1. ;,. -A.... ul prosecutions. The SEC does not I K""" " " "- evemne American would not be publishing at least until Thursday Toe Christian Science Mooitor, published in Boston, .is not- in volved in the strike and has with- ed on his neck and bead on the prosecute, but all indications iB.anaing oy in request lor an s a this case are tnat it won t. r,B tot thls v'r l,n age reopening clause next Jan- merger a( December, 1964, state tramooline in a Rent -uv ' ""7 Management nas oterea f :,: . i. ' .T. I The brokeraie firms that fare 14 so thi vtar srvrl 13 SaQ ivxt DTb7fTvr,m"iB'nd rt id Mye "T, " br"! ,od' m,in" " mILm L JL 1 afi i, " Prienced trampoline t" ret.slr.tMos or suspen-: that Js. each party con Meeting today were an AFL 11- , n . r"'"ision or euulsioa from the Nation- ..i.. 1.1 man delation led by Hofl. and a "V"'" Assn. of Security Dealer, art " n .7" ' Detroit!. "I .. . utoukih ui roniana similar group from the awl Um V-Am . J ne w ' I when he tailed to respond to treat Hoffa wrangled with Mike No-! 52! " ' BeBd hogpiU1 S,,urd5r vak, president of the Wayne Coun-: ty CIO Cooncil. " Greeting Novak with "HI. Mus Aluminum Panplt cles. I see you've been making nlUllllnUm TsineiS statements la the press." Hods Pnr letenkvit.. , ih. ' ' I V 1 1 Knife Killing Suspect Wins Plea Delay REDWOOD CITY. Calif.. Aug. 12 UP A lormer Freeport. N. Y.. girl, accused of murdering her roommate with a flatirbn and kitchen knife, watched nerv ously today while her attorney got her plea delayed so she can undergo psychiatric examination. The plea was reset for Sept. 1. The restless eyes of Elaine Soule. It. strayed to the ceiling, down at the floor and all around the courtroom during the brief proceedings before Superior Judge Avlett R. Cotton. Her attorney. John Cost, said Dr. Walter Rappaport. state di-( rector of mental health, has been, retained to give her physical and sociological as well as psychology . I . . - TV - L-l I i mi mu. nrcj win i" i mine her plea to charges that she murdered Catherine Elvins of Se attle. Wash.. July 14 in the Burl- ingame apartment they shared. Cost, another attorney. G. Brooks Ice, and a police matron, were tha only persons ta acsom- nanv her from jail to caort. Her father, Frank Soule, left last night (or bit home at Freo port, ea Long Island, after being here since shortly after the slay 'ng. aJTS! IT Ready to Market aecuruy ueaiers arc , i,... aa rh Elliott li Co., New York) Demo-j,. Lk. ?- Pic0v G'ia. "No doubt we will bring them Win k Co .New ork. Their hear- together Wednesday." Johasea ings will be. in order, on Sept. .!ajd. He aded that the only thing It and 11 in Washington. jthlt nasn., revived U sal- The SEC also announced that ary. Both sides have agreed an a the partners of Elliott a, Co. had health and welfare fund, agreed to an injunction enjoining; There are fewer than 300 mail them from selling securitic in ers whose job is to bundle and violation of the registration re- distribute papers to the loading quirements of the Securities Act. : platforms on strike. The walkout, A spokesman for the commis- has 5.000 newspaper men and sion said this injunction makes the , women idle partners naoie to criminal con- to Detroit reporters that Hoffa would try to stymie the merger. got into an argument with the CIO man over ment ta issue on me conference. PITTSBURGH, Aug 11 mjnin mcTHT ' Aluminum f J t - ...J Novak had previously predicted today it is ready to market alum-;,"npl ction U the fP11-''0- r- inum panels with foamed-plastic insulation for use it building, re frigeration, jransportation marine inausmes. Aleaa said it wil use a newly developed process to mass pro duce the panels The process was developed jointly by Fred Robin son of Robinson Industries, Inc . Coleman, Mich., and Ralph Stolle of Stolle Corp Cincinnati. Ohio. BURNS. Aug. 11 - Luther 'SLJT ILT' ""'."T , 1 I in . . ' , , . . , nionxi in interior lr - 1,torney ' ithea for buildings, appliances and HarneyOninty. other products, Alcoa said. Jenaen said he had been ap- The new product wil be eotd powted tssisUnt United SUtesji. widths-up to inches and In district attorney for the seventh , thicknesses ranging up to six district of California with head- inches. The lennh r ih. n.i. will he limited only by available Harney County D.A. Resigns Just prior to the meetings the publishers Issued a statement out- quirements are not met. in addi-i lining their position. tioa to whatever administrative; They said they had been at- aD(j penalty the SEC might decide tempting to negotiate a new con ,upon. tract since November. Their of- The debentures carried I per fer. management said, would cent interest and were redeemable mean a weekly wage of $103.11, for common stock of Crowell- compared with an average of Collier at to a share, a price be- 1103.23 for the 20 largest cities, low its market value throughout the country. quarters In Los Angeles. Jensen was appointed Harnev handlinr and nju-kina nnmm.. district attorney by former Gov. Elmo Smith in November, 1951 The word tornado is derived His resignation will become ef- 'rom the Spanish "tronada," fective Oct. 1. ; meaning thunderstorm. OPENI INTERESTING JOB la Salens area fer a nsaa or woman with temperateat aad ability for semi-professional sales work. CeapaT traialag. Clientele Is established. Exclusive franchise. Na lavectsneat. IaiaMdlatc earnings by romaaisslan. Rapid advanreneat. If yen qualify, U a business ef year its, offering a secure future. Apply by letter giving resuavef eiperleare aad background la: SoBwtwae of Kales, IN A Livesley Bldg. Salens, Oregaa. A n TP D D Li Li Li-ul U U O O 31 7 -uJnSD Ji J l -I Vw, fit? 1,. .'l;t 4 p. ' 1 5t. Amphibious Jeep at Alaska In World Trip COLD RAY. Alaska Peninsula. Aug 12 Two intrepid jeep lers arrived In their amphibious jeep. Half Safe, today to complete another leg of their trip around the world Northwest Airlines offices re ported the arrival of Ben Carltn. Australian adventurer, and Boyde de Mente. 2, of Phoenis at noon. Pacific Standard time Northwest had na further informa tion Cold Bay. on the western tip of the Alaska Peninsula, if " tnan l ow miles from Shemya here the two landed July 7 after a I 300-mile voyage from Japan Hokkaido Wand Northwest did not know whether they had put in at any other island enroute here farlin left Montreal seven years ago en his Iran work) vevage in the Uttl water Jeep DeMeate joined him la Tokyo The two plan la travel to An rhoragf. then down the Alaska highway ta British Columbia, to Seattle. San Francisco and Los Angeles and then across the contl nent to Montreal r 4f. if says Charies McCabe, 3023 Pionr Driv), Slm "I've installed all types of heating for 30 years. I use natural gas in my own new home." it -I- "A I, I itslafiiiJIi nati .. - Shipwreck Victims Sought Off Lcyte MANILA. Aug II -Twenty one persons from s rapsited sail hnat are being hunted ia south Philippine waters between Leyte and Mindanao islands, the Manila Renrue Center said Sunday A spokesman said three survi vnrs reached shore Saturday and that the other apparently were drifting ta the Let re Gulf a Pulitzer Winner Littledale Dies N A TICK. Mas ug 11 -Harold A IJttledale, 72. wnd man ta win s Fu litter Prise tor reportmf died at s rt home Sua dav after s hmg illness IJttledale was s staff member M he New York Pwt in ltU whew he won thr award for a aerie of article an New Jersey prtsoa rwn- dStMWM He aba vat auMant ta he managing adibw i the New Yark Times ww wwril yean Complaint Ill-Advised TOKYO Aug IJ -A I7year nM rw)i Maintained P hr that lm hat a ' dalHM vsitias! rtmn vxha he hwhi t Pwliee raaftu the thief re covered the hag aad m1 the rwuth kg shww np elaiea bit prapeety. When he d the ywsth was jaAed The hag was fiOad wtth wwnjt' Untrue shwptifted fraw When you want the facts, talk to an expert. That's why Charles McObe is the man to talk to about heating . . . and hshing, ton At the drop of an experth tied flv. Mr and Mrs. McCabe head for one of their favorite fishing spots. The McCabes love the peace of mind they find on Oregon's tranquil lakes and Streams And thev eni the same worn free relaxation in thir handsome new home, secure in the knowledge that their natural gas heat is the r heat. Mr. McCabe explains: "In 30 years of working with all types of fuel, I've never had an accident with natural gas. It's clean, safe and low-cost, too!" Take the word of an expert on heating aJ peace of mmd Fnim the proved stets and convenient comfort of natural gas heat in )our home Contact vour heating contractor about convening to clean., safe, lowot natural as . . . right awa) ! vI'S- 1 " I 1 f Uf J. h .ii ,, , ' v- PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY SEIVING YOU FOI YEAIS NATO Ml GAS-rOOAYJ LlADtNG HOMt-HlATING Wilt x- . . e- ;V fer , . , V". v :;.,-' : '! ' ' e '-'x v !
