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jllhy Sailor i-Harfialed Lr Eu,i"e, -Inequality . l. nrosec"10' ...uhv seaman IisJ ' , tried to get fjffi changed to fit ,im lumber execu- Newark. N. J., is urn rw . . i- nam- NW&ne and S 'to Plicly discredit .S officers. LtRIAL is a" outgrowth of PIB i ,lhich Hopping has rZ about the Navy sys rSed. 80 ..... ! hnt through M -bund inequality." f, Sard J. Sleman 01 P' .I, the prosecutor, fc"Jauine used fel- c the U.S.S. Re- rrSneort to discredit I' i-ctified Hop- U""". iv'aee ship on 7,951 "after she had . j a relic of IS,, nto a first class V " fleet, after she had ;i every job she was can !;::lam before she !(Jhe' :a nin. asked fS1;, he had been cix weeks. I ..r-ru -Qirl that W3S .jj tor a rransiui u ..... ,as turnea auwn. Sleman said he would show ,j,'s suosequem Llicious in intent and based iiillicient grounus. ard-Working eggs Foiled UBIINEZ. Calif. UP) Po iltaday launched a search for mdul but relatively unsuc. rtll veees who cracked a de. rant store safe here Sunday it Sers said the burglars: Jibed a drain pipe to get in to story building; got a m and chisel from the flrst- : hardware department; used i to knock off the combination second floor office safe; were u out of the office by tear released by an automatic cart ;e attached to the safe; went k to the hardware department in electric fan; used it to drive ftt tear gas; opened the safe. toy got $50. lit the store's owners said )) remained in an unopened compartment of the safe. John H. Lewis p. John H. Lewis, 77, of, 465 ira Ave., died at his home kit 1952. Born Feb. 11, 1875, Waterloo. Iowa, he Vinrl hppn a se resident for 14 years. He i married to Dora B. Laird in I'M July 15, 1901. 'ier than his wife, survivors Me three children AjThc iriAt,4 'ous, Clarkston,' Wash.; Dr. we wis, Spokane, and Mrs. ef RhaV Vlltrann- Niildrcn; three sisters. Mrs. ir n . . ..... wnraa, jrresno, Calif.; Mrs. Shurtz. RpHmAnfi rif,. nut MrS. OH VP Win TJ J n. n "IH.11IIUI.C, III; LI City; two brothers, I. D. "i Vakima, Minor Lewis, Sa- fc.Uwis was a member of the rraian uhurch, Nez Perce ""', A.F.A.M., Lewiston; Eu :'Scottish Rite, Primrose chap- . ""vision, and Past Po !of the Halar, T.m.l. u. in Lewi ; '""" ' F will be at the Sim. ,"' Motuary Thursday, i ,b?rts wl officiate, with -ten i. ii.u ' v um n ROCKY RESCUE - Capt. Walter .J. Hodgson of Kalis pell, Mont., eases his 3rd Air Rescue Squadron 8-5 heli copter nmong jagged rocks somewhere along the coast of North Korea. The landing was made to pick up a UN pilot who had been forced to bail out of his crippled plane. (U.S. Air Force photo). Secrecy Veil Lifted On Global Bomber $600,000 Bond Issue Asked For New Schools WASHINGTON (U.R) The Air Force partially lifted the secrecy surrounding its eight-jet B-52 Global" bomber Tuesday. . Boeing Airplane Co. was per mitted to reveal the swept-wing ship's outside dimensions, showing it to be half again as large as the six-jet B-47 atomic bomber and somewhat smaller than the B-36. By CHARLES CORDDRY United Tresa Staff Writer revealed that the plane has a double-tandem landing gear-eight main wheels, four in a row. This unusual arrangement gives better weight distribution. Boeing said it is "tooling up for production" of Stratofortress which were ordered into produc tion beofre the experimental models began flight tests. Two Eugene school district voters will be asked June 16 to approve a $600,000 bond issue to finance a new junior high, the first unit on a new River Road school, and if enough funds remain, to start on an Augusta St. school. The election will be June 16: at the regular school board member election. The $600,000, if approved, would be retired at the rate of $200,000 a year, and would start in 1953. The serial levy of $200,000 a year voted for the high school will end June 30, 1953, so there will be no change in millage rate if the bond issue is approved. THE BOARD spent much of the meeting time Monday night de ciding on furniture for the new high school. In most cases J. K. Gill Co., Portland, was the suc cessful bidder, The board approved the pur chase of 820 folding chairs, 96 tablet arm chairs, 340 chir-desks, 54 teachers' desks and 120 match ing chairs, two typewriter desks, and library furniture. Decisions are still to be made on 1,600 pupil chairs, 65 folding tables, 12 table trucks, and 70 pupil desks. value o the furniture pur chased Monday is $26,336. Although most other business was routine, the board did hear a report on the formation of a local teachers' union in Eugene. The board members were told that so far only four teachers have joined. AT PRESENT, Portland and Roseburg have local teacher jected. The board feared that If unions in Oregon. the easements, which had been Representatives of the team- obtained by the PTA in the sters' local met with about 35 of the teachers here last week. The four main points of the union platform, the board was told, are that salaries should be equal to those in skilled trades, a teacher's work week should be defined, extra-curricular duties should be limited, and a labor member should be elected to the school board. Legally, the board cannot make any official act regarding the unionization of district employes. SIX TEACHER resignations were accepted, most for personal reasons. Elnora Aydelott, Jean Coley, Margaret Harvey, Phyllis Hopkins, David White, and Bar bara Wolfe are the resigning teachers. Three new teachers were elected. The board also approved the transfer of Paul Burch, social liv ing teacher at Eugene High to vice-principal and teacher at Colin Kelly. A request from the Washington School PTA asking that the board accept easements for a gravel sidewalk near the school was re- The Air Force conceded it no .have been built. The XB-52. the longer is "practical" to try hidingfirst one, was rolled out under certain details about the B-52 'camouflage last November and Stratofortress, which Secretary Thomas K. Finletter has made a test case for his security views. He contends aircraft technical in formation helps the enemy but does not interest the' public, and that "nothing will be revealed that does not have to be revealed as a practical matter." Now that the ship is being flight tested at Seattle, Wash., Boeing can distribute pictures that have not been doctored to conceal cer tain features, as was the case with the first pictures five months ago. The newly-announced dimen sions show the plane to be 153 feet long, 48 feet high at the tail and 185 feet in wing span. It was also has been undergoing tests. It will fly soon. The second, the YB-52 first flew on April 15 for 2 hours and 51 minutes, 8 Families Homeless INDEPENDENCE, Ore. (U.R) Fire destroyed 24 hopyard work ers' cabins at the Sunset Farms near here Monday night. Eight families were made tem porarily homeless by the blaze, which started from an undeter mined cause. Loss was estimated at $15,000 not including workers' posses sions. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Tucs., May 13, 1952 Page 7 board's name, were accepted and someone were injured on the walk that the disrict insurance would not apply. The problem of main tenance and precedent also af fected the board's decision. THE BOARD adopted the 1952 53 school calendar, which in dicates that school will start Sept. 8 and end June 9. A two-week Christmas vacation is scheduled. Cooks at the district's schools. were ordered to be on duty at any time their lunchrooms and kitchens are in use. They will be paid for their services by the or ganization using the rooms, with the exception of PTA dinners or refreshment periods. The district will assume the cook's expenses for PTA functions. Clark Gable in France LE HAVRE, France (UP) Clark Gable arrived here Mon day aboard the liner Liberte on his first visit to the country ht flew over many times as a U. S. airman in World War II. The screen idol said he planned to va cation three weeks In Paris and then go to England ta make a film. FBI Captures Jail Escapee SPOKANE I.P) Special F.B.I, agents Monday apprehended William Frank McCarty, 31, one of four prisoners who escaped from Marion County jail at Salem, May 6. Only one of the men is still at large. McCarty was arrested at the home of relatives here. The escapee was being held on a burglary charge at Salem. Mc Carty, along with Melvin Leedy, 20, Edmund Werner, 21, and Al bert Louis Purser, 35, made their escape after someone had sawed through iron bars of a cell. 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