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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. February t, 1950 Flow At Bonneville Is Above Average Portland, Ore., Feb. 8 U,R) The Columbia river flow at Bon neville dam rose to 101,000 cu bic feet per second today, ac cording to army engineers who said the flow was above average for this time of year. Although there was consider able melt-off of snow, the engi neers said the ice pack above the dam was static. There has been no navigation through the dam locks since last Friday. Army engineers at Willamette valley stations reported a slow molting of snow, aided by slight ly lower temperatures, had kept the runoff into the Willamette river and its tributaries at an even pace. None of the three completed flood control dams has been put to use yet storing excess water. Stockton, Kan., Feb. 8 U.R The body of Mrs. Minnie May Mickel, published of the Weekly Soldier (Kan.) Clipper, will be interred here today. APOLLO MUSIC STUDIO li Moving Prom 344 North Ivy Strut To their former location at 29 QUINCE STREET Gubitchev Not Linked With Any Spy Plot, Defense Lawyer Sayt New York, Feb. 8 (U.R) De fense Attorney Abraham L. Pom erantz charged today that the government's star witness had failed to link Valentin A. Gubit chev, Russian engineer, in any spy plot with government girl Judith Loplon. The witness was William E Foley, chief of the internal se curity and foreign agents reg istration sections of the depart ment of justice, and Miss Cop Ion's former boss. Foley testi fied that he gave Miss Coplon a "decoy" government secret in a t u s ti c e department experi ment to sec if it would find its way to Russian hands. Excerpts from the decoy document were found in her purse when she was arrested with Gubitchev on March 4. Figure Compliments Boy Scout News Troop 3 Scout Troop 3, sponsored by the Medford Lions club, met at Roosevelt school last night. 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Amounts of the tax seem to be satisfactory to most of the business people. Ltitar Racelved A letter was received from the state highway commission ask ing the city not to sell property along the Sams Valley highway until the hiehwav survey is com pleted. I. F. Miller is said to be interested in buying lot 8, of the Water Park addition when the highway completes the survey. Ordinance 262 was adopted by the council to bring a new piece i of property into the Business dis trict, thereby placing lot 13, block 25 within the business zone. The Pacific Telephone and i Telegraph company has pur chased the lot to build a build ing there to take care of local business. Porflander Awarded Added Compensaiion Philadelphia. Feb. 8 (U.R) A ! United States district court Jury E awarded S150.000 damages to I William D. Trowbridge. 46. Port land, Ore., last night in his suit 1 1 aea nst two Philadeipnia urms for injuries suffered in a Port- anri n ant ill ADril. 1U4D. The verdict, one of the highest 1 accident case awards in the his-' torv of the court here, was ! against the Abr-sive company I of Philadelphia, and its succes-1 sor, the Simonds Abrasive com pany. I Trowbridge said he was crip pled permanently when an abra sive wheel on a portable grinder exploded, nearly severing his j legs. Judce J. Culen Ganey ruled that $23,817 Trowbridge receiv ed from his employer, the Col umbia Steel Castings company , of Portland, 'i for medical ex penses and workmen's compen sation would have to be deduct- i ed from the $150,000. NorblaWfoBack Communist China Portland. Ore.. Feb. 8 fU.R)- Orcgon Congressman Walter. Norblad wrote Malt Median. In- ternational Longshoremen and Warehousemen's representative. that he would not support re cognition of communist China, It was disclosed today. Median had written Norblad asking him to back recognition of the red regime, in order to re store sagging Pacific trade. Norblad's reply said, "I thor-; oughly detest the religious and political pnuosopny oi com-1 munism and am firmly of the belief that the United States should have no dealings with those adhering to these ideologies." Norblad labeled tne uiunesc communist government as "thor oughly unreliable" and "unresponsible." Revolver Identified As Brink's Weapon Boston, Mass., Feb. 8 (U.R) A rust-covered revolver found behind a suburban barbershop and identified as one taken from guards the night of the Brink's , inc., $i,7uu,uuu noidup, under-; went a microscopic examination , today. The weapon was the first tangible clue In the nation's largest cash ronoery. investiga tors hoped it would lead to the capture of the nine bandits who vanished after the holdup on January 17. The .38 caliber revolver, now in the possession of the FBI, was found by rookie Patrolman Wil liam Henfey of the Sonierville police as he checked the rear doors of stores along Mystic ave nue in that community. POSTOFFICES OKAYED Washington. Feb. 8. (U.R) The public buildings administra tion and the pnstoffice depart ment today approved construc tion of new postoffices at Prine villc and St. Helens in Oregon. Quickly Refiews Distress of Snzny.Stoffy lhad Colds Afurdrepaof Vlcks Va-tro-nol In e-ach noatrll work fa?t to mim head cold dl$ Irrn. maka brrath Inr fajiw. And If UKjat(lrtsniaor ntcif. Va-tro-nol helpa te amvnt manv colds divflopltij! Try It. fallow i directions in the package. f 0oubla-0irt f Nosa Oreas V Work fnt! Vtos rn o II i W c I! wn5 s; o i. zzzz ! H co ?s r c f J , o a. O S r? 3 J rg rn O r-O 3Dr- - Coq f o O O o 0 0 H 75 J -J " o z z ?sj OJ! O EXsZi If ? f . 7; o g ZE-trtr - , pi t r- -O c 1 ms M r i s n j rfl ?r i n 53 P 15 o - 73 : O O I I O g TLfm Z f to Oi2 f" O0" f00 r-S m piK E r-1 p-' EESS 3 I o- g 3 s rn I 8 ri " u rr? ii i i II 11 1:1 i I D 0 r r 73 D N r m 0 z H 0 H cn i H 0 I H PI Z lln o S M IT H 5? s fe,s 91 "Sr S-JF II l- I 3 I N8 --"law rf? 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