Thursday. June IS. 19J0
MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
Aerial Moving Van' Hauls Furniture
Portland, Ore., June IS (U.R)
', A Portland moving company yes
terday loaded 10,000 pounds of
; furniture aboard an aerial "mov
ing van" bound for Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilland
ers, moving to Fairbanks, own
the furniture. Gillanders will be
employed as an auditor for the
Lathrop company.
Gordon Costello, traffic man
ager for the airline, said the
srupmeni will cost 16 cents a
pound, not counting packing
charges. He said he believed it
would be cheaper than shipment
by water.
TO CORONATE QUEEN
Salem, Ore., June 15 (U.R)
Queen-elect Nancy Miller tonight
will be coronated to mark the
first of three major days in the
1950 Salem Cherryland Festival.
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CBS Technicians
Halt Three-Day
Studio Walkout
New York. June 15 !U.R)
CBS technicians ended a three
day strike today, returning to
the network's TV and radio stu
dios while union and company
officials negotiate a settlement
in their contract dispute.
Federal Mediation Commis
sioner J. R. Mandelbaum an
nounced the truce last night and
said both sides agreed on fur
them negotiations starting Mon
day. Shows Cancelled
The 335 strikers, members of
the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers (AFL) went
on strike Monday, forcing can
cellation of a number of televi
sion shows.
Executives of the Columbia
Broadcasting System manned
equipment and the majority of
the television programs went on
as scheduled. Radio programs
were not affected, CBS said.
The strike involved mainly
working conditions, days off and
lunch periods, with the wage
issue a secondary factor.
irl Scout News
To Show Film
The Girl scout film, "Women
of Tomorrow," will be shown at
the Esquire theater Friday, June
16, at 3 p.m. The film, which
had been originally scheduled to
appear in Medford earlier in the
spring, will be seen at a special
performance. Selected cartoons
will also be shown.
There will be no admission
charge and scouts are requested
to wear their scout pins or have
their registration cards for iden
tification. The show is open to
both scout members and adult
scouts.
i "Women of Tomorrow" has
been released in 150 cities across
: the country. It tells the story of
i the Girl scout, beginning with
i the Brownie making her "prom-
ise." It shows how Girl scout
ing gives girls a sense of belong
ing, and at the same tme leads
them into ever widening in
terests in service at home and
in the community, learning self
reliance at camp, according to
the announcement.
The film shows how Girl
scouts go on to more camping,
Counterfeit Money
Rir g Rounded Up
In America, Canada
Vancouver, B. C, June 15
(U.R) More counterfeiting arrests
in four American cities were
predicted today as police round
ed up members of an interna
tional ring which had been man
ufacturing and passing bogus
$100 travelers' checks.
British Columbia provincial
police and U. S. Federal Bureau
of Investigation agents swooped
down on a suburban home last
night, arresting two men and
confiscating an 800-pound print
ing press. ,
Two Htld ;
Charged with counterfeiting
and held by British Columbia
authorities were L. T. Welsh,
39-year-old salesman, and Tony
Warfield, 40-year-old accountant.
Agents said they expected ar
rests in Seattle, Wash.; Port
land, Ore.; Minneapolis and St.
Louis shortly.
It was believed about $100,
000 in bogus Bank of America
checks had been cashed in the
four cities. Forty-four of the
checks turned up in Seattle and
21 more in Edmonton, Alta., of
ficers said.
Also seized In yesterday's
raid, which came after six days
of intensive investigation, was a
large quantity of photographic
equipment and high quality bank
paper.
Oregon law Students
Named to Honor Group
Eugene, Ore., June 15 '!U.R)
Two University of Oregon law
students, graduating next Sun
day, have been named to the
National Law School Honor so
ciety, the order of the COIF.
Morris J. Galen of Portland
and Robert L. Meyers of Beaver-
! ton were named to the group.
Galen will receive his doctorate
in jurisprudence and Meyers his
bachelor of law degree.
more knowledge of communities
and the world, how seniors fol
low special interests as wing
scouts, mariners, hospital aides
and how all scouts with the help
of their leaders and community
backing, are better citizens of
their own nation and of the
world, it is stated.
Day camp will be dismissed
early enough on Friday for the
iris to see tne pcrtormance,
rs. Hopkins states.
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itish Columbia
Woodworkers End
Threatened Strike
Vancouver, B. C, June 15
(U.R) British Columbia's 32,000
coastal woodworkers called off
a threatened strike in the vital
west coast industry today six
hours before the deadline.
Officials of the International
Woodworkers of America (CIO)
accepted an offer of a 12V4 cent
pay increase, a 40-hour week
and maintenance of union mem
bership from the 163 lumber
companies involved in the dis
pute. General Increase Asked
The union had demanded a
general increase of 17 cents an
hour, a 40-hour week and un
ion shop.
The agreement was reached
after a continuous nine-hour me
diation session with government
labor conciliators. Union officials
said the accepted the "compro
mise" settlement still to be rati
fied by the membership, In the
best interests of the province.
The woodworking Industry
earns 40 cents out of every dol
lar in British Columbia. A strike
would have dealt a blow to much
of Canada's export to Britain
and to Canadian housing proj
ects. Methodists Gain
2,061 New Members
Portland, Ore., June 15 (U.R)
Rev. Orval M. Whitman, pastor
of the Oregon City Methodist
church, told the 98th annual Ore
gon Conference of Method 1st
Churches here yesterday that the
church gained 2061 new mem
bers during the past year.
Rev. Whitman said the latest
total for the church was 43,370
members.
The clergyman said 1536 in
fants and 1408 adults were bap
tised into the Methodist church
during the year.
Rev. Oliver J. Gill, superin
tendent of the Forest Grove dis
trict, reported on new churches
under construction at Hillsboro,
Oregon City and Woodburn. Dr.
Roy A. Fedje, Salem district
superintendent, reported a new
church being built at Sweet
Home.
Dead Una on ClaaaUled Ada: 5 JO
p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Mon
day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m.
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umbla river here yesterday was
identified as that of Charles W.
Mllstead of Boise, Ida., who fell
from a bridge into the Snake
river at Lewiston, Ida., May 31.
Coastguardsmen recovered the
body Wednesday after a tugboat
crew reported It. Milstead was
survived by his parents, three
sisters and a brother.
Dead Una (or Sunday CluiUted la
at Noon Saturdays.
CANDIDATE Mrs. Moore
(Eva) Hamilton, above, yester
day announced she would be a
candidate for the Medford school
board at the district No. 49 elec
tion next Monday. Three candi
dates are seeking the post va
cated by John P. Moffatt, who
is not seeking reelection.
Local Firm to Build
Homes in Corvallis
Corvallis. June 14 Bnuer and
Edmonds, Medford construction
firm, has been granted a permit
here to build 25 low-cost homes
in the northwest section of Cor
vallis. Cost of the project Is to be
$155,000, according to the per
mit issued by the city engineer's
office.
Another project to help lick
the housing shortage here is a
six story, 48 - unit apartment
house to be built at the corner
of 16th and Jackson streets by
the Ketell Construction com
pany. City Engineer V. L. Good
night said the project is to cost
between $400,000 and $500,000,
and will be the largest apart
ment house in the city.
Body Found in River
Claimed Boise Man
The Dalles, Ore., June 15
;U.R A body found In the Col-
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