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CIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, July 28, 1955 if You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much BIG FREE PARKING LOTS Ask About Extended Free Parking for Other Downtown Shopping (EmapcciETriEmnA: iy" lj t"" Yin 4 lS0& TESTIFYING BEFORE SENATORS, Paul Mulligan (right), business partner of Air Secretary Harold Talbott, says Tal bott took $132,032 in profits from firm in two years since be coming cabinet member. John A. Johnson (left), Air Force counsel, told of advising Talbott about profits. (International) Labor Delegates Hold Committee Sessions To Scan Resolutions The 53rd convention of the Oregon State Federation of Labor broke into eight commit tees yesterday afternoon to con side the 63 resolutions introduc ed since Monday.. Federation union label direc tor and others of that depart ment held a short meeting in the Med ford Labor Temple in the evening. Measures considered by the committees covered a wide range of interests. Resolution No. 3, requesting the governor to replace the present chairman of the Unemployment Compen- Tha delegates here for lhe State Federation of Labor convention are feeling the ef fect of the recent union-sponsored rise in haircut prices. In the Tuesday afternoon session, a resolution (No. 59) was introduced supporting a sliding scale for those dele gates with receding hairlines. "The scale shall be: full moon, 25 cents; Ihree-quarter moon, 50 cents; half moon, 75 cents; quarter moon, one dol lar; and no, moon, regular price." the resolution read. It was referred to the griev ance committee. sation commission, met with dis approval of Gov. Paul L. Patter son, who in his morning address to the convention declared he would not remove any of the commissioners. Other Measures Other measures requested a lieutenant governor for Oregon, urging the state's congressmen to "use their influence" in passing CRASH-LANDED UNNOTICED Lasham. England (U.R) Since cricket is a very sedate sort of sport there was no in terruption at all Wednesday when a distressed glider pilot crash-landed in the midst of two games here. "I managed to slip in quietly," said pilot William Jordan, 35. bills establishing Hell's Canyon Dam. and asked that the Ameri can Legion change its proposed Miami Beach site for the 1955 convention. Hotel workers are on strike in that area. A resolution was introduced to put the federation on record as favoring an elective Public Utility Commisisoner, and an other supported collective bar gaining rights for all public employees. Elmer Mclntire, executive sec Earlier during the convention, Elmer Mclntire, executive sec retary of the Idaho State Federa tion of Labor, reported that Idaho labor organizations were quite successful in the last state legislature. He said a long de sired minimum wage law was passed. The department vie e-com-mander of the Oregon Veterans of Foreign Wars, Albert H. Birch, declared that the VFW and AFL have "much in com mon." He said they both work for the same basic principle, to help their fellow man. Plea for Help A plea for help in the Fire fighters International Union's muscular distrophy campaign was given by Vice-President S P. Stevens. He also told the con vention his union intended to fight for arbitration and concilia tion rights for city firemen. Others delivering brief mes sages to the delegates were A. C. Logan, director of the state ap prenticeship council; Walter E. Griffin, director of apprentice ship, U.S. department of labor; Bill Riggs, international repre sentative of the Pulp and Sulphite Workers International union, and Gertrude Sweet, vice president of the Culinary Work ers International union. Monday evening nearly 300 at tended a no host banquet in the St. Mary's school gym. Later, John Lusk's band and barber shop quartets from the SPEBSQSA played and sang for a dance. 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