2 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedfonJ, Oregon, Sunday, February 8, 1959
The Dalles Firms Face NLRB Hearing
Portland -(LTD- A hearing
has been scheduled for March
24 by the National Labor Re
lations board on a complaint
charging General Engineering
and Harvey Aluminum com
panies at The Dalles with fir
ing three employees because
of union activities.
The NLRB general counsel
issued the complaint and alsoj
accused the firms of warning
employes against becoming j
union members, which is
against the Taft-Hartley law,
according to the complaint.
ARMS. AMMO TO TUNISIA
Tunis -ITD- A 40-ton ship
ment of small arms and am
munition supplied to Tunisia's
fledgling army by the United
States was unloaded here yes
terday. The United States and
Great Britain agreed last sum
mer, with the tacit approval
of France, to supply small
quantities of infantry weap
ons to Tunisia.
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California Youth
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Blaine, Wash. -fliTD- Robert
Dale Larson, 28, Richmond,
Calif., was shot and killed yes
terday as he struggled in a
car with a Border Patrolman
who had picked him up as a
suspicious character.
Larson was. shot in the chest
after he threatened Border
Patrolman Caron B. Dural
with a gun which the suspect
apparently had concealed in
his boot. Dural fired the fatal
shot as he and Larson strug
gled in Dural's car. The car
went into a ditch during the
fight.
Larson was picked up that
afternoon just south of here
on Highway 99. A search of
his luggage revealed some
knives and Dural was bring
ing him here when the shoot
ing occurred.
New York-flJPD-Irving Fish
er, 73, veteran actor, who
impersonated former Presi
dent Truman on Broadway in
"Christopher Blake" and
"Call Me M a d a m," died
Wednesday. A' leading actor
during his early career, he
played opposite Marilyn Mil
ler in "Sally," a hit musical
of the 1920's.
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Agent. Expects
More Arrests
In Gold Probe
Salt Lake City -4UPP- A Se
cret Service agent said yes
terday . he anticipated other
arrests in connection with an
organization dealing in illeg
al gold, hich was uncovered
Friday.
Two men have been arrest
ed to far and gold valued at
S2,100 recovered. The arrests
were made by an undercover
agent who bought illegal gold
from one of the men with
marked money. Some of the
marked bills were later found
on the suspect.
The investigation, which
had been' conducted since
July, 1958, was headed by
Secret Service Agent Robert
S. Grube.
First Confirmation
Arrest of James M. Maugh
an, 37, former Salt Lake City
attorney turned real estate
salesman, and Thomas M.
Montgomery,29, a utility
worker at Kennecott Copper
Corp. holdings near here, was
the first confirmation that
gold had been stolen from
Kennecott.
Rumors that estimated gold
ranging from small amounts
to more than a million dollars
had been taken from the cop
per firm have circulated since
last summer.
Grube asked that -newsmen
withhold the name of the un
dercover agent who contact
ed Maughan and . allegedly
bought the illegal-gold from
him. "If you name him you
will be picking up a dead
body in Salt Lake City some
day," the Secret Service
agent said.
No Report On Amount
The investigation had been
requested by Fred C. Green,
general manager of Utah Cop
per division of Kennecott. He
said that he had no report on
the amount or value of gold
stolen.
Collision Causes
Extensive Damage
Two cars received extensive
damage when they collided on
Highway 99 across from Val
ley Center trailer court on
North Pacific highway Friday
night, state police reported.
A car driven by Harold
James Plymesser, 321 East
Pine st., Central Point, was
traveling south on Highway
99 when it stopped on the
southbound v shoulder intend
ing to make d left turn across
the highway into the trailer
court. A car driven by Dewey
Virgil Rikard, 35, of 135 B.
st., Ashland, struck the Ply
messer car in the left rear
fender with the right side,
I state police noted.
No injuries were reported
and no citations were issued,
according to the state police.
Ft. Klamath Man
Found Guilty
Klamath Falls-Eldon Lyle
Shafer, 35, of Ft. Klamath,
was found guilty last week
by a circuit court jury of
rustling cattle. He was con
victed of stealing a cow from
a Chiloquin rancher, Lorena
G. Vanderkamp, and shipping
it along with 12 others to a
Rainier ranch.
He also faces two more cattle-rustling
charges, as does
; his employer, Paul Robert
j Wilson. 28.
Judge David R. Vanden
, berg set March 6 for sen
i tencing.
NEHRU WELCOMES
New Delhi, India - (DPI) -Prime
Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru said yesterday he wel
comed as "good things" the
forthcoming Russian tour of
British Prime Minister Harold
MacMillan and Russia's invi
tation to President Eisenhow
er. Nehru, who has visited
Russia himself and has played
host in India to Nikita S.
Khruschev, has urged person-to-person
talks between lead
ers of the east and west.
Self-Employed
Would Benefit
From House Bill
Washington (DPB House
tax writers plan to approve
Monday a program of tax re
lief for self-employed persons.
The measure would cost
the treasury an estimated 365
million dollars ihe first year.
Members of the House
Ways and Means committee,
originator of tax legislation,
agreed the bill would be ap
proved by a comfortable mar
gin. The legislation is aimed at
helping doctors, farmers, bus
iness proprietors and others
who are self-employed to
build up their own retirement
funds.
They would be permitted to
postpone payment of taxes
until they are 65 on 10 per
cent of their earnings, pro
vided the money is voluntar
ily placed in retirement funds.
There would be a tax deferral
ceiling of $2,500 a year.
The investments plus the
earnings would become tax
able income only when they
are withdrawn. Individuals
could withdraw the funds
either gradually or in one
lump sum. In some instances
withdrawals could be delayed
until age 70. Penalties would
be imposed if the retirement
funds were withdrawn before
age 65.
Proponents of the tax re
lief program contend that
present law discri m i n a t e s
against self-employed since
money contributed by em
ployers to - pension funds is
deductible from their taxable
income as a cost of business
and the recipient employee
doesn't have to pay taxes on
the funds until he receives
the pension.
An identical bill passed the
House last year by over
whelming voice vote. It died
in the Senate, however, after
the treasury objected that it
would be "inappropriate" to
give anyone a tax break while
the government was running
up a huge deficit.
Teamster-Red Tie
To Be Investigated
! Eugene Jaycees Present Awards
Washington - (UPD - Chief
counsel Robert F. Kennedy
said yesterday the Senate
Rackets committee will seek
more information on a Team
ster tie-up with GuS Brown,
an accused former Commu
nist. The committee heard testi
mony this week that Teamster
local 208 of Los Angeles gave
financial support to a strike
by an independent furniture
workers union set up by
Brown after he was ousted by
the CIO for Communist activ
ities. Documents indicated that
Teamster headquarters later
reimbursed the local and that
there was talk of an affiliation
between Brown's group and
the teamsters.
Brown Unavailable -
Kennedy said the commit
tee had been unable to locate
Brown for questioning but
would keep after him. He said
there was information, not re
vealed during the hearing, of
additional contracts between
Brown and high Teamster of
ficials. Witnesses before the com
mittee Friday accused Mike
Singer, business agent of Los
Angeles Teamster Local 626,
of shaking down businessmen,
profiting at his own testimo
nial dinner, and taking a trip
with a lady friend at union
expense.
Called before the commit
tee, Singer invoked his fifth
amendment's privilege against
possible self-incrimination in
refusing to say whether he
was the "personal ambassa
dor" of Teamster president
James R. Hoffa on organizing
trips to Hawaii and Puerto
Rico.
Declined To Say
He also declined to say .
whether he was ever a mem- j
ber of the Communist party i
or advanced the cause of Com- j
munism during a trip to Honolulu.
The chief witnesses against j
Singer were Morrie Gurewitz I
and Ben H. Cohen, Los An
geles rendering plant oper
ators, j '
Eugene - (LTD - The Junior
Chamber of Commerce pre
sented attorney Joe Richards
with the Junior First Citizen
award at their annual banquet
Friday night.
Selected as the Future First
Citizen was Larry Hirons,
president of the South Eugene
High School student body.
Ronnie Chase was selected
as Outstanding Young Farmer.
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Smith Act Trial
Ends Two Weeks
Denver -IUPD The govern
ment closed out its second
week of presenting its case
against six former Colorado
Communists in federal court
here, still laying the ground
work to prove the party al
ways has been dedicated to
the violent overthrow of gov
ernments. The charges, under the
Smith Act, specify the six con
spired to teach and advocate
the violent overthrow of the
government. It is the second
trial. An earlier conviction
was reversed.
On trial are Mrs. Patricia
Blau, El Paso, Tex.; Arthur
Bary, San Jose, Calif.; Bary's
ex-wife, Anna Correa, Den
ver; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Scherrer, New York, and Har
old Zepelin, Denver.
It was estimated the trial
might last another four weeks.
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Transient Given
Four-Year Term
Jack Price Skipworth, 49,
transient, was sentenced in
circuit court to four years in
the Oregon State penitentiary
Thursday on charges of utter
ing and publishing a false
check.
Skipworth had pleaded
guilty to the charges on Jan.
6. He was charged with issu
ing a false check at McNair's
drugstore in Ashland on Dec.
3, 1958.
Circuit Court Judge Kelly
Friday gave Sylvester Lee
Perkins, general delivery, Tal
ent, a suspended sentence for
2V2 years on charges of burg
lary not in a dwelling. Perk
ins was ordered also to make
restitution for guns stolen
from Montgomery's Trading
Post, 1640 Highway 66, Ash
land, on March 14, 1958. Perk
ins had pleaded guilty to the
charges on Dec. 3.
Klamath Falls
Student Killed
Weed, Calif. -(UPD- James
Carter, 27, Klamath Falls, a
student at the University of
Oregon dental school in Port
land, was killed Thursday
night when the car in which
he was riding rolled over
about 12 miles north of here,
the California Highway Pa
trol reported.
James Briles, 24, Portland,
was injured and taken to Mt.
Shasta, Calif., hospital. Both
men were thrown from the
car, the highway patrol said.
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