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Lucky to be Alive John Gooden (left) and Carl Herker
(right) help Van Halstead of Los Angeles, ashore, after he
was saved from drowning. Halstead and four others were
knocked off a Long Beach breakwater by a huge wave. His
brother-in-law, William Smith was drowned, the others
swam to safety. Halstead was rescued b,y a fishing boat and
revived. (AP Wirephoto).
Portland Office
To Advance CYA
Portland. June W Estab
lishment of an office here to
support a Columbia valley ad
ministration is planned by a
new organization, "Businessmen
for CVA."
Austin F. Flagel Jr., tempor
ary chairman of the group, said
the office would serve as a
speakers' bureau and provide
Information on the CVA.
He said he believed "many
business and professional men
and women have been misled In
forming their first opinion of
CVA by speeches and material
which play fast and loose With
the facts.
Provisional directors of the
group: E. B. Aldrich, publisher
of the Pendleton East Oregon
ten; W. J. Seufert, The Dalles
salmon and fruit packer; Alfred
H. Corbett and Kenneth Krae-
mcr, Portland attorneys, and
Klcael. John C. Beatty was
named temporary secretary.
tour of the experiment station
viewing all field crops. The tour
is in charge of the farm crops
department, Oregon State college.
Tearher Resijns
Wheatland The Wheatland
school closed. A picnic was held
at the Williamson state park.
Mrs. Milo Canfield, the teacher,
declined her position because
she does not wish to teach 1949
50 term.
Oak Ridge, Tenn., June 8 UPt
Tense management and labor
leaders continued their media
tion marathon today, hoping to
compromise before threatened
strike idles the Oak Ridge
atomic energy plant.
Working doggedly without
rest since 9 a. m. yesterday, com
pany and union representatives
said they hoped to have a key
to the problem before the mid
night strike deadline.
The chairman of the atomic
energy labor relations panel,
William H. Davis, said in New
York he wanted management
and labor to intensify their ef
forts to solve the dispute.
Although close observers do
not consider Davis' action to be
formal intervention in the dis
pute, it is hoped it will prompt
the CIO United Chemical Work
ers union to cancel strike plans
at the plant producing uranium
235 for atomic bombs.
The union has announced the
strike threat to back up its de
mands for a 25-cent hourly
wage increase for 2,000 workers
at the plant.
Carbide and Carbon Chemi
cals corporation, operator of the
plant for the atomic energy com
mission, has made a counter
proposal calling for a six-cent
reduction in wages. The present
wage is $1.59 under the contract
which expires at midnight.
House Group Slashes
Military Pay Bill
Washington, June 9 W A
house armed services subcom
mittee approved the new mill
tary pay bill today after pairing
another $68,000,000 off of
already sharply sliced schedule
for pay raises.
The subcommittee knocked
out a proposed increase of $3 a
month in the $42 subsistence al
lowance now drawn by officers.
This allowance it given in addi
tion to the one granted for an
officer's family quarters.
Chairman Kilday (D., Tex.)
told reporters he hopes to have
the new proposal on the house
Chairman Kilday (D., Tex.)
estimated that the elimination
of this small boost, as urged by
Rep. Case (R., S.D.), would ac
count for a saving of about $68,-
000,000.
Multnomah Yofes
For Special Levies
Portland. June 9 ) Portland
and Multnomah county voters
put their okeh on special levies
In an election Tuesday,
School district voters approv
ed a $2,520,000 levy by an un
official 34,601 to 18,424.
County voters gave a less en
thusiastic nod to a $1,975,000
levy 30,812 to 25,820.
In both Instances the added
money It expected to maintain led the retirement of the oldesi
and salaries threatened I federal Judge in the United
with curtailment or cancella-1 sutf f District Judge Tillman
lion. In Johnson of Salt Lake Citu
who was 91 last January 8.
Judge Johnson hat served as
district Judge for Utah since No
vember 22, 1915.
Oldest Judge to Retire
Washington, June 9 Ifl-
President Truman today approv-
Snow Plows Open
Diamond Lake Road
Klamath Falls, June 9 "l
The state highway department
officially opened the Diamond
Lake highway this morning fol
lowing a lengthy winter closure
due to deep snow.
The road opened today ex
tends from a junction with US
97 to Diamond Lake. The west
road from the Rogue River val
ley is also open.
Fishing season opens at the
lake on June 15.
Summer homes at the lake
are still blocked by snow.
Jr. C. of C. Picks Chicago
Colorado Springs, Colo., June
9 Wi Chicago today was award
ed the 1950 convention of the
U. S. Junior Chamber of Com
merce. The dates will be June
15-18.
Oregon Stare Sets
Annual Field Day
The annual agronomy field
day at Oregon Stale college will
be held Tuesday, June 14, ac
cording to N. John Hansen,
county extension agent. All per
sons interested are invited to
participate in the field day,
Hansen said.
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