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TWELVE MEDFORD (OHEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE StmdT. MaKh 1. ItSt 1951 Wages Paid Oregon Employees History's Highest Salem (U.B Wage paid to an average of tome 335,000 em ployees of 18.000 Oregon firms in 1931 are believed to have to taled more than $1,200,000,000 or at least $140 million more than ever before. The State Unemployment Compensation commission made the estimate Friday on the basis of completed tabulations of em ployers' reports for the first nine months of last year. Record pay rolls in construc tion, lumber and food proces sing, all of which increased con siderably more than the average over previous highs in 1950, were mainly responsible for the new marks. By area, Curry, Umatilla, Crook, Lane, Coos, Hood River, Tillamook, Doug las, Jackson and Wasco coun ties led the way with gains for the first three quarters of more than 20 per cent. Reporter for M-T Takes UP Position Bill Force, a reporter on The Mail Tribune for nearly four years, left Saturday to accept a position with the United Press in its Portland bureau. A native of Gold Hill, young Force is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Force. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon and served in the infantry for sev eral years during World War II. While on the newspaper. Force did general assignment reporting, including the city hall and courthouse "beats." During the past year, Force was responsible for editing the Sun day edition and also did feature and layout work. , In Portland he will be on the night desk at the UP bureau. State FOE Officers Visit Local Lodge State officers of the Fraternal Order of .Eagles attended the meeting of the local lodge at the regular meeting Thursday. They were Jack Henry, state presi dent; C. D. Groves, past presi dent and director; C. M. Ham street, president, and John Beebe. past president, all Klam ath Falls; Hof Lloyd, state guard, and Dean A. McConkle, president, both Grants Pass. In addition, there were several oth er out-of-town guests. Henry spoke on the progress of the FOE throughout the world. A class of 10 was initiated dur ing the evening, and a dance and refreshments followed the meeting. Salem (U.R) Former Gov John H. Hall of Portland filed Friday for delegate to the Re publican national convention from the state at large." He did not express a preference for Re publican nominee for president. Dentist Announces Opening of Modern Office Building Dr. Milo V. Kubalek yesterday announced the opening of his new and modern dental building at 1320 West Main street. The new building is believed to be the only one in Medford design ed and built for dental use. The building has 10 rooms which include two operating rooms, a research and develop ment room, prosthetic labora tory, x-ray room, consultation office and utility room. Dr. Kubalek is a 1932 gradu ate of Northwestern university where he did post graduate work in children's dentistry, ortho dontia and full denture prosthe sis. Until World War II he prac ticed dentistry in Chicago. During the war Dr. Kubalek ! served as navy dental officer and was discharged a lieutenant com mander. He served with the 4th Marine air wing in the Marshall and Mariana islands as recrui; training dental officer at Great Lakes, at the Naval air station at Kodiak, Alaska, and attended classes in surgery and prosthetic dentistry at Bethesda, Md. Returning to civilian life, he did research work in dental ma terials at Northwestern univer sity. 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