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TIN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE State Labor Group Approves Threatened Tidelands Bill Veto Seaside, Ore. (U.R) The Oregon State Federation of La- bor was on record Thursday as approving President Truman's threatened veto of the tidelands oil bill. The federation, holding Us an nual convention here, sent a telegram to the president sup porting the veto. Congressmen Criticized In other action, James L. Mc Devitt, national director of the AFL League for Political Educa tion, criticized members of Ore gon's congressional delegation. Keps. Walter Norblad and Har ris Ellsworth both took orders from the same party as Sen. Guy Cordon in casting votes on legis lation favorable to labor, he said. This party was not specifi cally identified, but Oregon's two senators and four members of the house are all Republicans. He said Rep. Homer Angell "has achieved a pretty good rec ord" but Rep. Lowell Stockman, who is not a candidate to suc ceed himself, "should have gone Jong ago." Morse's Record Praised McDevitt praised the record of Sen; Wayne Morse. Volney Martin and John Gil lard of Portland building trades submitted a resolution calling Two Women Rescue Plane From Ocean Florence, Ore. (U.R) Two women were credited Thursday with saving a Seattle man's air plane from getting washed out to sea after the flier had made a forced landing on Heceta Beach. While on a trip from Coos Bay, Ore., to Seattle, Ralph Von .Voetberg, 24, was forced to bring his light plane down on the beach, one foot from the In coming tide. Total damage was broken tail wheel. Von Voetberg, who didn't know the tide was changing, went to Florence for help while the waves carried his craft Into deeper water.- Mrs. Loyd Peterson and Mrs. Hans Peterson Jr., spotted the plane In the surf. They waded into the waist-deep water and tugged and pulled on the plane until they got It back on higher ground. 1L4MNK ON Page 3 SECTION TWO TODAY FOR GROCETERIA SAVINGS! 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Beaver Boys State Delegates Meet, Hear Legionnaires The boys who will attend Beaver Boys State in Salem next week met for a "caucus" last night. The boys represent Med- ford, St. Marys, Eagle Point, Phoenix, Jacksonville and Cra ter high schools. Jackson county participation in the Boys State is sponsored by Medford Post 15, American Le gion, and a number of the post officers were present and spoke at last night's meeting, held at the home of First Vice Com mander Robert Dames. Individ ual boys are sponsored by var ious groups or individuals. The week-long session, to be held this year on the campus of Willamette university, is de signed to give the boys training in citizenship and government. Each has been selected as out standing in his own school, and in the group are representatives of the Boy Scouts, 4-H, DeMo lay and other groups. Several attended the national Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa., last year, and Bill Littlefield, Eagle Point, has represented this area at both state and national 4-H conventions. Guests Attend Among the guests at the meet ing were representatives of oth er Legion posts, Lester Harris, principal of Medford high school, Carl Olson, of the Medford Lions club; Dan Dwyor, of the Crater Lions club-Jacks Thompson, of the DeMolays; Walter Nunley, nominee for district attorney, and others, including Col. W. H. Paine and Ralph Ettel, chairman and vice chairman of the Boys State committee of the Legion post. Two Medford boys who at tended Boys State last year, Dar- rell Brittsan Jr. and Richard Crain, will be on the staff of the state this year. Jim Gunton, Tom Gail and Craig Phillips were named to the reporting staff, and will mail reports of the Boys State activ ities to The Mail Tribune. Bruce Hamilton, a Boys State delegate from Ashland sponsored by the Ashland Legion post, also attended the meeting. Sen. Russell Schedules Portland Visit Friday Portland tu.KJ Sen. Rich ard B. Russell of Georgia, Dem ocratic presidential nomination aspirant, Is scheduled to visit Portland Friday. He Is expect ed to make an informal speech to press and radio newsmen at 6 p. m. in the Aero club. Failure to use electrical ap paratus correctly causes at least 52,000 fires a year In America, it is estimated. Vtt Mall Tribune Want Arts LIU Thursday, June 19, 1952 r . -; v - t -"V I a HERDING PRISONERS TOGETHER, In squatting position with paratroopers subdue rebellious POWs In Compound 76 on Koje Island after D.ooay - Plan, of prisoner plot to seize Island were discovered after battle. (Internal Soundphoto) Americans Slowly Being Standardized, Losing Individuality, Scientists Told Corvallis (U.R) Worship of the holy cow" of security and material success is slowly stand ardizing Americans and robbing them of individuality, says the president of Pacific Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Security Exacts Price Dr. Harry A. Spoehr, of the Carnegie Institute of Washing ton and Stanford University, Wednesday told delegates to the AAS' 33rd annual meeting at Oregon State college that "se curity exacts its price." Life has always been an ad venture and its greatest glories ing To Protest Mother's Document Houston, Tex. (U.R) Shep- pard W. (Abdullah) King's mar riage to the Egyptian belly dancer he wooed In Paris night clubs and the shadows of Cairo's sand dunes threatened Thursday to prove costly. 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These include armored and artillery radio maintenance, ar tillery sound and flash, clerical procedures and typing, construc tion surveying, cryptography, light and heavy anti aircraft artillery fire control system re pair, heavy AAA director repair, infantry radio maintenance, in fantry sound ranging, instru ment repair, low and Interme diate speed radio operation, ma chinist, meat and dairy hygiene, medical technical procedures, nouropsychiatric procedures, oc cupational therapy, office and offset machine repairs, person nel administration, petroleum products analysis, physical re conditioning, ship fitting, steno graphy, telephone installation and repair, topographic comput ing and surveying, and x-ray technology. IT VHP WES NO BOTHER Your Friendly Credit Jeweler hands held behind head,, U. S. address to the organization on the subject, "Society in the Grip of Science," pointing out the significant new relationship be tween society and science dur ing recent years. In Hands of Science "Without completely realizing it, modern society has placed It self In the hands of science," Dr. Spoehr said. "Not without some trepidation and some quarters man is beginning to realize that his future, at least so far as It concerns his material well be ing, is in the hands of the scien tists.". KLAMATH JUDGE QUITS Klamath Falls (U.R) Klam ath County District Judge M. A. Carter Thursday mailed his res ignation to Gov. Douglas Mc Kay. Carter gave low pay as the reason for resigning the post. He asked that the resignation be ef fective July 1. TO HEAD ASSOCIATION Klamath Falls (U.R) Wil liam Holloway, a Lakeview agri culturist, was to be installed Thursday as president of the Oregon Vocational Association. Dead line Sunday Classltieda la at noon Saturdays. Your This represents every passing through Multnomah Kennel Club's hands during 1951 and how it was paid out These figures have been compiled from official records and audit. Submitted by Multnomah Kennel Club. MURRAY KEMP. President letalftad for IqvlemM Modern) lettM Paid vt m Ex-German General Says U. S. Too Easy With Russians "We take it too easy with Russia," Henrich Waarlemann, Grants Pass, warned Wednesday in a talk to Medford Kiwan ians at Rogue Valley Country club. Waarlemann, who rose from a private to a major general in the German army, is now a day laborer and is becoming an American citizen. Personal freedom only grows when freedom is sure inside the country, he declared, pointing out that a defense line does not mean much .when inside power and love of country are not strong enough. Mentioning Korea, the former general said that it is better if a country can be fought for outside that country. Cites Red Discipline Waarlemann stated that Rus sian soldiers are well trained and have an animal-like disci pline. 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