Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 14, 1962, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textlave Beck Loses Appeal by 4 to 3 Vote of Supreme Court Northern California Construction Halted San Francisco - OTP!) - North ern California's $3.5 billion . construction Industry slowed to a complete halt today un der a shut-down order by con tractors which could affect 130,000 workers. Members of the Associated General Contractors issued the order Friday in retalia tion tor a scries of scattered strikes which had idled proj ects valued at nearly $4 mil lion in the 46-county area. Contracts with laborers, ce ment masons, carpenters and construction teamsters expir ed May 1. The 3,500-man La borers union began a scries of strikes on key projects and the other three organizations observed the picket lines. The shutdown was expected to have a tremendous impact on the economy of California. It will Halt work on public buildings, schools, state col leges, hospitals, bridges, high- Ashland Youth Hurt As Horse Hits Truck Ashland A 16-year-old boy was hospitalized Satur day from injuries suffered whnn a hnrsp hp was ridinC became frightened and ran in to a pickup truck on Highway 66 at Normal st. A nurse at Ashland Com munity hospital said John Kimball Kady, 706 Normal ave., received only minor in juries, however. The truck was driven by Mary Louise Burns, 46, 327 Marie St., Med ford. She was 4 hurt. The horse suffered minor cuts. Regional Edition Medford, Page 2A WTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1062 New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair Houston, Texas -For years "they said it couldn't be done." But now a Texas firm of laboratory consultants has developed a treatment that is not only stopping hair loss , , . but is really growing hair1 They don't even ask you to take their word for it. If your symptoms indicate that the treatment will help you, they invite you to try it for 32 days, at their risk, and see for yourself! Naturally, they would not offer this no-risk trial unless the treatment worked. This is all the more remarkable in light of the fact that the great majority of cases of excessive hair fall and baldness are the beginning and more fully developed stages of male pal tern baldness and cannot be helped. But how can any man or woman be sure what is actually causing their hair loss? Even if baldness may seem to "run in your family," this is certainly no proof of the cause of YOUR hair loss. Actually, there arc 18 scalp disorders that can cause hair loss. No matter which one is the cause of your hair loss, if you waif until you are slick bald and your hair roots are dead, " you are beyond help, If you still have hair (or at least some fuzz) on top of your head, and would like to stop your hair loss and grow more hair , . . now is the time to act. Loesch Laboratory Consul tants will supply you with treatment for 32 days, at their risk, if they believe the treat ment will help you. Just send them information to help them analyze your problem. This information should in clude how long your hair has been thinning, and whether or not you now have or ever have had any of the following conditions: Do you have dan druff? is it dry or oily? whether your scalp erupts in pimples or other irritations, docs your forehead become oily or greasy? does your scalp itch and how often? and fell might be helpful. All let ters will be answered prompt ly. Send the above informa tion, and your name and ad dress to Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Box 66001, Hous ton 6, Texas. Adv, ways, homes and dams, in cluding the massive Feather river project. Moreover, it could spread to southern California's $4 billion building industry. The contracts of the same unions have expired there, but a 13 day cooling-off period extend ed the deadline until Tuesday Field workers at the state department of employment have been alerted to deter mine whether any workers are laid off as the result of a "lockout." Victims of such a labor dispute have been eligi ble for unemployment insur ance benefits in the past. If such a point is reached in the construction dispute, the drain on the unemployment insurance fund could hit S3 million a week. Stocks Continue Downward Trend New York-IUPU-Stocks suf fered further stinging losses as the market moved down ward for the sixth consecutive session today. Once again selling seemed rnnrentrated on blue chip is sues where losses of over 2 points showed in American Telephone, Procter & Gamble and Scars Roebuck. Jersey Standard, Texaco, Du Pont and International Nickel were off at least a point. stppls moved small frac tions both ways and American Motors and Chrysler gained small amounts in the autos where GM and Ford dipped around 1 apiece. Among the biggest early losers in the ecneral list were IBM, Financial Federation, Merck, National Dairy trad ing cx-dlvidend-A&P, Pfizer, Philln Morris Polaroid. Rcv- lon,- Standard Brands, and Public Service Electric & Gas Subscribers To report improper or non riolivirv of the Mall Trthune tn Kcdtord. phone SP 2-8141; Ash land call at 1224 Iowa nl. or phone 4A2-3002; Montague and Vrekn, phone Globe 9-3171, he lore fl:4 p.m. dally and 10:30 am Sunday. If regular delivery arrival irtortly after you call please notify office, thus elhninatlnf pecial meuenger aervlce. PRE-INVENTORY IfM liE'S NOTHING Owen iiuininu uvtn " Values JrWto' lliV Values ,o$1.98 r9f 'o1-98 Just think! Nothing over 66c at VAN LEE'S! For instance you cart buy any of the following items tor 66c VALUES TO $1.98. Ladies' Blouses Ladies' Pedal Pushers 8-Pc. Canister Sets Metal Bread Boxes Cakt Sates Lawn Sprinklers Aerosol Paint Spray Laundry Baskets Shoo Racks Magaiine Racks 100 Count Paper Plates 8-Cup Percolators Dish Drainer 2-Pc. Car Mat Sets These are only a few of the many others you'll find at VAN LEE'S for only 66c But hurry This sale is for a limited time only! LEE'S 127 North Central Conviction of Carpenter Union Head Also Upheld Washington - (UPB - The Su preme Court turned down to day appeals by two convicted union leaders. - Dave Beck, former president of the Team sters Union, and Maurice A. Hutcheson, head of the AFL CIO Carpenters Union. Beck, succeeded as Team ster boss by James R. Hoffa, was seeking reversal of his grand larceny conviction on charges he stole $1,900 in the sale of a union-owned Cad illac. Hutcheson's conviction for comtempt of Congress was similarly upheld by the high court. He had refused to an swer questions at a hearing of the Senate labor rackets investigation in June, 1958. Sentenced To Prison Beck's conviction by a King County, Wash., jury was upheld by a 4-3 vote. He was sentenced to not more than 15 years in the state peniten tiary. He had claimed in his appeal that the grand jury which Indicted him was not impartial and that the trial itself should have been moved elsewhere because of adverse radio and newspaper pub licity. Hutcheson, who has headed the Carpenters- Union since 1952, was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $500 for his refusal to answer 18 Senate committee questions, including whether he knew Hoffa. The committee was inves tigating the alleged u s e of union funds to head off a Lake County, Ind., indictment of Hutcheson in a highway scandal case. Hearing Granted In other actions, the court: Granted a hearing to a group of 187 Negro students convicted last year in Colum bia, s c., for breach of the peace because of an antiseg- regauon demonstration on the state capltol grounds. The court will schedule arguments on their appeal some time in the next term starting in Oc tober. Agreed to examine the Federal Power Commission's new method of regulating rates of natural gas producers. The method consists of fixing ceilings for 23 specified areas. Appeals against the new sys tem were brought by the states of Wisconsin and Cali fornia, the Long Island Light Co. of Mineola, N.Y., Phila delDhia Electric Co., and the United Gas Improvement Co. of Philadelphia. HTH NUCLEAR TEST Washington-flJPII-The United Slates today set off its 11th nuclear explosion in the cur rent Pacific test series, drop ping an intermediate yield device from an airplane. PROPOSAL CRITICIZED Salem - IUPII - State Forester Dwight L. Phipps has criti cized a proposal by the Fed era! Communications Com. mission which would require license lees for radio stations and station operators in the forest conservation radio system. Political Roundup Unander Questions Faithfulness of Morse By United Press International Oregon's political candi dates today opened their final four days of campaigning for Friday's primary election. Sig Unander, the former state treasurer seeking the Republican senatorial nomi nation, lashed out at Demo cratic Sen. Wayne Morse in a week end talk in Portland. Unander said, "I don't be lieve fore one minute that our senior senator has faithfully represented the convictions of the people of Oregon in his efforts and vote to imperil the security of the free world by placing all world problems in the hands of a weakened and ineffective United Nations. Another of six GOP Sen ate candidates, Harold Living ston, said in a Newport speech he favors development of the Oregon Dunes as a state park instead as a national park. He opposed plans offered by Sen. Maurine Neuberger ID Ore.) and Rep. Edwin Durno, one of his senatorial oppo nents. Jim Bacaloff, Portland con tractor and GOP Senate hope ful, said in a Corvallis talk today Unander made a "con fused and contradictory state ment" on the subject of auto mation. t Bacaloff said expansion and modernization of business to meet foreign competition was not contradictory to automa tion, as he said Unander stat ed, but is synonymous with it. Bacaloff said the real prob lem was the transition from one type of employment to another. Green Backs Pearson Rep. Edith Green (D-Ore.) who has returned to Washing ton, D.C., Saturday backed the candidacy of State Sen. Waller Pearson for the Demo cratic nomination for gover nor. Senator . . . Pearson has shown that he is very capable in all the positions he has held and President Kennedy has a very high personal regard for his integrity and ability," she said. Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thorn ton, the other Democratic can didate for governor, said to day that when GOP Gov. Mark Hatfield was a state rep resentative from Marion coun ty in 1953, Hatfield helped de feat a bill to make Portland State College a four - year school, and give tt full status in granting degrees. In a talk to students at Portland State, Thornton said "in contrast permit me to point out that following this setback your attorney general made the ruling that paved the way for Portland State to become a full-fledged 4-year degree granting institution that it now is." A candidate for the fourth district Democratic congres sional nomination, State Sen. Robert Straub, Sunday night in Eugene urged a combina tion of a "CCC-type" program on federal timberlands and expansion of the youth forest Foreign Briefs MORMON MISSIONARIES KILLED Melbourne. Australia-ilfT-A car-train collision at a cross ing west of here Sunday killed two Mormon missionaries, church officials reported today. The victims were indentified by reports in Salt Lake City as Bryan Thomas Johnson, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Johnson. Salt Lake City, and Steven Denney, 20, son of Mr. end Mrs. Boyd Denney, Blackfoot, Idaho. ONE CORRESPONDENT TO WITNESS EICHMANN DEATH Jerusalem, Israel-UW-One foreign correspondent may wit nets the execution of Adolf Eichmann If his appeal fails and hit expected plea for clemency it turned down, reliable sources said. This it a revertal of government plant. Previoutly it wat undartlood that anlv AffiriaU rnnpr..4 ua..M .w u I execution, in accordance with the utual practice. I NASSER GREETS 'FREE ARAB' Cairo-ll'l-ADdel Hamld Serraj. former U.A.R. vice-pretl-, den who fled here from e Syrian prison hospital, wat greet ed Sunday at e "free Arab" by Preiident Gamal Abdel j Natter. ! AMERICANS VISIT SOVIET STATION Motcow-itPli-An American airplane and itt crew have dropped in for a visit at the new Soviet ice floe ttation near the North Pole, the Soviet newt agency Tast taid Sunday. Tatt said the pilot! o( the U.S. C47 "decided to acquaint themtelvet with life at the Soviet ttation ... the visit lasted IS minutei. Before laying good bye, the American! were photographed with the Soviet Arctic worker!." The Soviet t:ation is located on an Ice floe drifting through the Arctic ocean. camp program on state tim berlands. Ex-Congressman Charles O. Porter, one of 'Straub's three primary opponents, criticized Durno. He said Durno made "high sounding campaign pledges that turned out to be empty promises" on the sub ject of limiting imports and otherwise seeking to aid the slumping lumber industry. Porter told a North Bend audience today that Oregon's economic prospects are bright and an experienced Demo cratic congressman can make them brighter. He stated that his four years experience in Congress qualify him to help President Kennedy promote housing, trade, public works and social programs of direct benefit to Oregonlans. State Rep. Robert B. Dun can of Medford, also seeking the fourth district Democratic congressional nomi nation, said in Medford today that if Porter and his supporters have no other answer to his disagreement with him on policies toward China and Cuba, "they are fooling no one but themselves. Name calling is no substitule for fact and logic." "No congressman has the right to travel to South Amer ica and the Orient and carry his disagreements with him. Suing the State Department for a visa to China and want ing to debate foreign policy with the Ambassador to Japan can only reduce American ef fectiveness and prestige in an area where we should be united," Duncan said. Republican candidate Carl Fisher of Eugene took his fourth district campaign to Lebanon and Sweet Home to day and planned swings through Roseburg, Cottage Grove, Springfield and Coos Bay during the rest of the week. In Washington, D. C, Sena tor Morse reiterated he was remaining neutral in Oregon primary races with the ex ceptions of Reps. Edith Green and Al Ullman, incumbent We ELECT RALPH A. JAMES Democratic Candidate for COUNTY JUDGE "Working with new industry for use of suitable county property" Pd Pol. Adv bv femes tor County Judge. Jcn Millj, Chm. 924 Alti St. mm Democratic congressional can didates. He said he had made this clear at the beginning of the state Democratic primary campaign. For STATE REPRESENTATIVE Honest Capable Experienced Pd. Pol. Ad. by S. V. 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