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SUNDAY. JULY 17. I960 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OIE. I -V;, . ...... spjH MX . X. A .. 1 1. V iiiriiiiv.iii.-fl-ifcnl" CAMPAIGN BUTTON COLECTOR Sum- button. promollriK candidates of Republlc- ' del Ilnffmnn, iirrlvlnK curly (or Die Rvpub- uns and Democrats alike, from over the llcnn Niitlonul Convention In ChicnKo, ahowi years. part of Ills collection of 10,000 campniifn (UPI Tclephoto) Portliind -HCU - A labor dis pute which had tied up three construction Jobs and Unified traffic on Ihn-c arteries In the runt end of Portland was set tled here Friday. The dispute was between representatives of John L. Jersey, Inc., and Local 701 of the Hoisting and Portable Engineers. A roadside sign in Florida proclaims "Always Tell The Truth And You Don't Have To Remember Anything." Publishers Oppose Postoff ice Switch Scaxldc - IL'PD - The Oregon Newspaper Publishers associa tion Friday unanimously pro tested the moving of north west regional postofflec head quarters from Portland to Se attle. The resolution was Intro duced by Elmo Smith, Repub lican candidate for U.S. Sen ator, who Is the publisher of the Albany Democrat-Herald and a member of the board of directors. The resolution was adopted at the group's 73rd annual summer convention being held In Seaside. The Dalles was selected as the site for the 1001 summer convention. Arthur L. Lowe of the Cor vallls Gazette-Times was elect ed ON PA president to suc ceed Ed Coman of the Wood burn Independent, Co man will become a member of the board of directors. Fred Haas of the North Rend News wax named as vice president, Smith was elected treasurer and Carl C. Webb was re-elected secretary and general manager. Latham Rttltcttd Directors who were reelect ed are Walt McKlnncy of the Hillsboro Argus, L. E. Sprak er, Stayton Mail; Gerald T. Latham, Medford Mail Trib une, Lee Bollinger, Baker Democrat Herald and C. T. Duncan, dean of the Univer sity of Oregon ' school of Journalism. New members of the board arc Bob Watkins of the Cot tage Grove Sentinel and Bob Pauloa of The Dalles Chron icle. The resolution opposing the postofiice move read as fol lows: "Members of ONPA at an nual convention at Seaside July 15, 1960, strongly pro test the proposal to move the regional postofflec from Port land to Seattle. It cannot be Justified in the interests of efficiency and economy in as much as Portland Is centrally and advantageously located within the district. It would bring greatly increased costs considering the fact that the present office occupies rent free quarters, It would uproot 100 postal families accounting for 400 dependents and 145 home ownerships resulting In greater hardships than sever ing of community tics. It would add further to the already disproportionate al location of federal expendi tures, Institutions and employ ment In favor of Washington as compared to Oregon. Rath er than move the office from Portland it is urgently re quested that the small postal unit in Seattle be transferred to rent-free quarters in Port land to correct the split oper otlons mentioned in a recent ywwui Jin fx X- HOFFA CRITIC Martin F O'Donoghue (shown here in a 1057 photo), chairman of the Teamsters board of monitors, quit July 15 with a broadside criticism against union presi dent James Hoffa. O'Donog hue, a Washington attorney, was appointed two years ago. (UPI Tclephoto) Prisoner With Saw 'Just Keeping Busy' Bonier, City, La. - WO -Bossier City police, bother ed by mysterious rasping noise in the city Jail, thought at first air condi tioner installers who had been working in the build ing were making the racket. But when the workmen left the noise continued. Friday police found what was causing it. Prisoner Poleka Rachel, facing the window of his cell, was hard at work with hacksaw blade which he said he had found on the cell window sill. Rachel explained he was "Just keeping busy." news release by the Post Office department." Car Driven by , Abductor Found Sumner, Wash. -(IIPD- A car fitting the description of one driven by the abductor of Candace Diane Compton, 12, was found deserted in a moun tainous area 15 miles south- cast of here Saturday after noon. . The young girl was found earlier Saturday wandering on a country road in a state of shock after being abducted at gunpoint Friday by a man who offered her a ride home from a swimming resort. Pierce county sheriff's offi cers are now looking for the owner of the abandoned car, a 1049 or 1950 Chevrolet. They would not specify about the girl's condition. She had ap parently been wandering all night before being found. PORTLANDERS KILLED ' Calgary, Alberta - IUPD - A Portland, Ore., couple were killed here Friday night when the car In which they were driving collided with another on the Trans Canada high' way's northern approach to the city. 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