'Hard Legislation
Due Underworld,
McClellan Sap
Washington CUPI) Chair-'
man John L. McClellan of the
Senate Racke Committee
said today the underworld is
going to get hit with some
"hard legislation" unless it
gets out of the labor move
ment. The Arkansas Demoerat
said gangster activities ex
posed by the committee's cur
rent hearings "are arousing
the indignation of the Ameri
can people." o
'Butterflies in Stomach'
He told reporters some of
the teaOifiony-pn msbster pen
etration of labor-management
grjps has given him "butter
iOes in the stomach."
IcClellan was expected to
But forg some of his
4($h3ujjits nd ideas" on legis
lative remedies togay in a
stiiei concluding a two
rtf hearing on en alleged
u's8kedown rJeket" in the
Chicago Restaurant business.
The committee has heard
testimony that mobsters and
hoocSoms bt control of some
restaurant union locals and
used them " to extort money
from restaurant operators.
Fir Will? Fire
Management, the hearing
disclosed, tried to fight fire
with fire by hiring Al Ca-
pone's old lawyer and another
attorney with underworld
connections a s $125,000-a-
year "labor counsel" for the
Chicago Restaurant Associa-
o
Five Youths Held
For Threats to Man
Portland (UPI) Five
teen-aged boys were lodged in
the county juvenile home
Thursday night after sheriffs !
deputies said they had threat-1
ened a 58-year-old man's life. I
Deputy Sheriff Don Wright
said Clyde P. Edwing called
the sheriff's office and said
several youths accosted him
with switch-blade knives in
Montavilla park. Four sher
iffs cars covered the arrest.
Deputies said a knife and a
giant-sized pin were taken
from the youths. Three of the
boys wore earrings signifying
membership in an east Mult
nomah county gang, the depu
ties said.
Wright said Edwing did not
know any of the youths.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtihti, Oreftn, Frtdiy, July 18, 1958 3
ACTOR HAS SURGERY
Hollywood (UPI) Co
median Joe E. Lewis under
goes surgery at Cedars of Leb
anon hospital today for an
undisclosed ailment. He en
tered the hospital for tests
Thursday.
tion.
The result was that scores
of employees were enrolled in
the union without their con
sent or knowledge and with
out deriving any benefit. In
some cases union membership
apparently proved detri
mental. Committee mernbers charge
that some restaurants made i
"payoffs" to unions in the 1
form of dues and then paid J
their employees less than un
ion scale without being challenged.
BUTTE FALLS
Medco Vacation Held
Butte Flls Medford Cor
poration vacation week found
many Medco families on the
road. Vacation week began
June 28 and ended July
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jolliffe
and son, Greg, spent the day
of the Fourth at Lake of the
Woods with the Don Dunlap
family. The Dunlaps camped
the better part of the week at
the lake. . Mrs. Jolliffe and
Don are cousins. The Jolliffes
. and Dunlaps were among the
many spectators that viewed
the fireworks at the lake.
Sunday, June 6, the Dunlap
boat Sfcas rammed and sank.
No casualties were reported
in the Dunlap group and the
boat was raiseg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore
took the coast route through
Crescent City" and Bandon.
While in Crescent City the
Moores met Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Edmondson, Mrs. Larry Har
. graves and son, Bobby, also of
Butte Falls.
Mrs. Ines Moore recently
entered Rogue Valley hospital
seriously ill. She is now at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Edmondson, c o n v a 1 escing.
Mrs. Moore is the mother of
Mrs. Edmondson and Clyde
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
(Porky) Smith and family
went to Centralia, Wash., dur
ing vacation week. There they
visited with the Leroy Smith
family. Mrs. Porky Smith and
Mrs. Leroy Smith are sisters
and Porky and Leroy are
brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Smith
visited at Weiser, Idaho, with
Don's father, Charlie Smith.
From Weiser they went to
Boise to visit the Wayne
Smith family.
The Don C. Smiths and Orb
Abbott spent the latter part of
their vacation at Brookings
fishing.
Glen Cathey and Walter
(Mac Frey spent several days
of their vacation at Reno.
Also visiting Reno were
Darwin Moore and Lee Ab-
hntt. Darwin visitprf TWrc
j Nick Carter, a former resident
of Butte Falls, now living at
Sparks, Nev.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Irwin
and Miss Linda Ellis started
their vacation at Brookings,
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis.
From Brookings, they went to
Depoe Bay, Astoria and Port
land. They visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Kelland and. fam
ily at Portland. Mrs. Kelland,
Mrs. Irwin and Linda are sis
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group took the Mt. Hood loop
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Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rodgers
spent one night of the vaca
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Jess, with them.
The William L. Harris fam
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San Francisco. There they
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Chinatown. From San Fran
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Chester and Mt. Lassen Na
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Fourth was spent at Willow
lake.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rodg
ers and sons of Pasadena,
Calif., recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rodgers and
family. Bob is a son of the
ess Rodgers and a brother of
Bill. While here, Mrs. Rob
ert Rodgefs visited her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Les Scott of Medford.
During their visit, one day
was spent fishing at Diamond.
lake and a family picnic was
held at Casey park, where the
men tried their luck salmon
fishing in the Rogue river.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dale and
son, Steve, of Eureka, Calif.,
were visitors over the Fourth
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Harris. The day of the
Fourth was spent at Willow
lake picnicking and swim
ming with the Bill Harrises.
Mrs. Dale is a daughter of the
Roger Harrises and a sister of
Bill.
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