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Air Force Board Investigates Loss Of Two Jet Planes Portland U.R) A board of Air Force officers today investi gated the accidental discharge of twelve rockets from a parked jet at Portland Air Force base. The dummy rockets destroyed two nearby F-89 Scorpion jet fighters. Tuesday, June SI, 1955 MEDfORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE You Always (Get... 1 TheyH Do It Every Tune By Jimmy Hatlo CMBURBEtt if JIMMIED Yf FORTVlEBdD KTV TgLgVgOIr SSSSS? TUAT WINDOW IM GUVSMTUE T. " V uavrr A stray rockets bounced off the roof of a nearby Air Force officer's home, and another . . i i a r Am plowed lnio a panted i-ti. turn ing fuel and ammunition from the two jets also destroyed a jeep, but there were no casual ties. Lt. Col. Julian F. Crow, com manding officer of the 497th interceptor squadron to which all the planes belonged, had high praise for his men who rushed into the area to remove 10 jets threatened by the flames. Airman l-C..Alvin Cutler was on a wing of one of the jets when a rocket zoomed 50 yards across the field and struck the plane. He said he felt the shrapnel on his back and ran for it. All but two "alert" jets were grounded until inspected yester day and the field was closed to ' all traffic for a half hour while the fires were extinguished. Air Force officials . said they thought the accident resulted from the failure of a device on the plane designed to prevent rockets firing on the ground. 4-HCiublievK Reei Creek Renegades . The Reese -Creek Renegades Dairy club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston June 14. Mrs. Moore, leader, read an article on fitting animals for the fair. A tour to each members' home to see how their animals were getting along will take place around the first part of July. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Nelsen June 28. Mr. Moore will check record books to see that they are up to date. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Johnston. Janet Johnston 1 o-P namnnMwniTwmai.Mm''i-""J fin ISgl GcTTTNO A LQdD OP UOW7UEB0y$RUXM TWU ST4DOM MOUSE- lUEUTCLIM P4TRICK, KUCKCBC,tCMMaU M PMU. IILRB Rejects Charges Against Portlander Portland (U.R) The National Labor Relations Board yesterday said it had rejected charges of unfair labor practices filed against Joe Fisher, Portland automobile dealer. The NLRB office here said the board's general counsel had decided the AFL Automotive Employees Council had insuffi cient evidence to back up its charges. The union had contended that Fisher's proposed independent employees union was dominated by the company. It has 10 days in which to appeal the decision. Unless the ruling is appealed, Fisher employees can go ahead with a representation election requested earlier. The union filed its "unfair" charges after the request had been made. WEATHER By United Press Northern California: Fair but coastal fog; little change in tem perature; wind near coast most ly west to northwest 8-18 mph. Delegates Gather For Luther Session San Francisco (U.R) Seven thousand delegates from all parts of the United States and Canada assembled here today for the 16th biennial convention of the Young People's Luther League. The League, whose members range in age from 12 to 25 and are enrolled in 2200 separate or ganizations in the two countries, scheduled its convention to run concurrently with the 10th an niversary meeting of the United Nations. League President the Rev. Marcus L. Gravdal, Eau Claire, Wis., will deliver the keynote address of the six-day conven tion tonight at San Francisco's Civic Auditorium. Dr. Frederick A. Schotz of Minneapolis, president of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, will install Rev. Carroll L. Hin derlie and Rev. L. David Brown, both of Minneapolis, as youth director and associate director, respectively. Anderson Attorneys Get Additional Time Burns U.R) Attorneys for convicted murderer James Clin ton Anderson of Klamath Falls have been allowed additional time in which to appeal the con viction. Anaerson was convicted in Harney County Circuit Court here of the second degree mur der of Richard David Miller, 25-year-old Beatty, Ore., horse breeder on the Klamath Indian reservation last November. Defense Attorney Herbert welch of Lakeview said the case was to be appealed to the State Supreme Court July 1, but be cause the court reporter had been unable to prepare trial transcripts, Judge M. A. Biggs granted a time extension. OCEAN FLIGHTS New York At any given mo ment there are about 25 air planes flying across the Atlan tic ocean, either heading for this country or for some foreign destination. 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