TUESDAY. JULY 24. 1952
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RECEIVE PINS Five members of the Mcdford weallier huncicd out ( ho .wrvh-ft pn--. I hey arc. loft to right, meteor
bureau staff received 20-year length of service pins recently, ologisls Pliilip Larch. Ward l.ampkm, Robert Bauman,
Bob Church, left, meteorologist in charge of the Med- Arthur Fritz and William Kocpkc.
ford station, is shown above congratulating the men as he
DAV Installs New
Officers at Event
Vaughan Beer was install
ed commander of the Jackson
County Charter No. 8 Disab
led American veterans last
week.
Other officers installed In
cluded George O. Martin,
senior vice commander;
Frank C. Bosc, Junior vice
commander; Jonas F. Snyder,
chaplain; Karl J. Knutson,
treasurer; James Glenn, ser-geant-at-arms;
and George
Simmons, Robert Rice, and
Clary C. Robc.ts, executive
committeemen.
Patrick Graham was re
tained as adjutant and ser
vice officer, Edward Branch
field as judge advocate. Addi
tional appointments will be
made in the future.
Departr ent Commander
Chester Myers, Bend, was the
SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN
New York (UPIJ The award
of 134 scholarships to young
men for study in 35 U.S. col
leges and universities was an
nounced Monday by the Al
fred P. Sloan foundation. The
grants range from $200 to
$2,000. Foundation President
Everett N. Case said they
were to "Identify young men
of talent, imagination and in
tellectual curiosity who offer
promise of excelling and be
coming leaders In their professions."
Installing officer. Also pres
ent from the stale depart
ment were David W. Lloyd,
Portland, national DAV ser
vice officer, and department
adjutant, and Haden R. Rob
inson, Grants Pass, past de
partment commander and
present chairman of the de
partment finance committee.
Mrs. Lois Elliott was in
stalled a commander of the
Medford auxiliary unit.
Debbie Reynolds
Has Miscarries
Bnrb;nk. Calif.' - U'! - Ac
tress Debbie Re Vilnius, .'id,
suffered f) niisc;irri;ii' lnci;iy
Ht St. Joseph's lmspil;il mid
lost the baby thai was lo lie
born to her and her huslutnd,
Harry Karl, rarly in SrpU-i;.-ber.
hospital attend;, tils re
ported. The act ress, once f In
singer Kdriie Kisher, entrn-u
the hospital Mond;.y when
complications in pircn.incy
developed. Attendants said
she was in Kd condition bil
lowing the loss of the wihy.
It would have been the
first child for her ami Jut
shoe magnet husband.
UNEARTH REMAINS
Warsaw - I'Th The rnmins
of about 200 Soviet pnnier.s
of war killed by the an in
l!Mi!-4;t were unr.u liinl t-t
Lodz rn'ar 1 he en v .n t -port,
it was reported Sund,i .
Funds Announced for
John Day Planning
Washington -- il'Pli -The
r n m m u nity Facilities Ad
ministration Mondav an-
nnuneed nn advance of S5.000
lo John Day, Ore., for pre-
luiunary planning of water
; system additions and improve-
nieiits.
f The project is expected to
n t ;ihdiit $.'150,000. Const ruc
iton is scheduled to begin in
' XnvtnilvT, jnfi3.
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! Portland -ilfpn- The Maza
, urns, a Portland-based moun
tain clinibinR and hiking club,
has announced it will offer 16
liifi resolutions at the conven
tion of ihp Western Outdoor
chilis at Silicons lake Sept.
1 .1.
Many of the resolutions are
ainn d at rrealion of a "wild
.one" including several small
hikes near Waldo lake in the
f.Ki-jidi-s. A recently-announced
ni 11 1 1 iplc-u.se plan of the
t- S. Forest .Service docs not
mention such an area, despite
earlier appeals by outdoor
chilis.
The Manmas also will urge
creation of nn Oregon Dunes
national seashore recreation
an a under National Park ser
vice administration, retention
of ' Kieen hells" near cities,
and support for the National
Park service view that a new
hoiel lor Ml. Rainier visitors
.-honld he huilt outside that
national park.
Eastern Air Lines Rejects Proposal To End Walkout
New York-lL'Pli-Eastern Air
Lines vetoed a proposal by
Labor Secretary Arthur Gold
berg to end the flight engi
neers strike and said it would
send two more token round
trip flights between New York
and Miami today.
Eastern President Malcolm
A. Maclntyre rejected Gold
berg's plan late Monday night,
nearly a dozen hours In ad
vance of a 10 a.m. (EDT) re
ply hour today set by the la
bor secretary.
The Flight Engineers Inter
national Association, which
went on strike against Eastern
a month ago Monday, was re
ported willing to accept Gold
berg's proposals.
Token Servict
Eastern resumed token serv
ice Monday for the first time
since June 23, flying two New
York-Miami roundtrips with
DC 8 jets. In all, the 117-pas-scngcr
planes carried only 11
revenue passengers, plug 22
employees riding on passes.
A similar schedule of two
flights each way was sched
uled today. The remainder of
the nation's fourth largest air
carrier continued shut down.
Today could mark the be
ginning of a new phase of the
strike over the makeup of jet
cockpit crews. The airline's
deadline for individual flight
engineers to accept a company
return - to - work offer with
guaranteed job security ex
pires after today.
Goldberg, who called in the
FEIA and the airline in Wash
ington Monday, patterned his
strike-ending proposal along
the lines of a settlement
which prevented a walkout by
flight engineers against Trans
World Airlines last month.
He recommended that eco
nomic issues such as wages
and severance pay be sub
mitted to arbitration.
Goldberg also suggested
that the union and airline
work out agreement on size,
representation and training re
quirement of jet cockpit
crews-the basis of the whole
dispute-with the help of gov
ernment mediators.
16 Forest Fires
Raging in Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska - IUPD -More
than 800 firefighters
Monday battled 16 forest fires
which were burning out of
control in the Alaska interior.
The largest fires covered
nearly 12,000 acres northeast
of Hughes.
Fire control officials were
optimistic that continuing
light rains in the north and
a long-range forecast for rain
in the western area might
soon bring relief to weary
firefighters.
Officials said more than 550
firefighters were manning the
1 1 fires in the western district
and more were to be assigned.
Amman, Jordan-WPH-Jordan
has received $1.4 million as
the first part of a $21 million
development loan from Ku
wait, according to an an
announcement here.
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Arrcsis Due in
V?l!ova Rioling
W ;U;. Ore. AJV Several
ii" -is will he made in the
w.ti .' of a smnll riot between
pu 1 ris ;ind non-strikers at the
.!. ll.Mbi'rt R;tte lumber mill
here M-Midiv, V;itloua Coun
ty !-t. Atlv. Keith Allen
!lf!i nVrlined to release
;mv n;imr, hut he said wnr
i;inN were beinc diiiwn up.
biint pernns were in
volved in the fidit. The state
! e -iMit in a special do
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u uroup standing hv.
T'a-i ii'immi members were in-
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Maclntyre cited two major
reasons for rejecting Gold
berg's proposal:
-'The basic issues cannot be
solved without the agreement
of the pilots "
-"Arbitration of economic
issues includes retroactive
pay, which docs not appear
reasonable in view of the
flight engineers illegal strike
of 1961 and their irresponsible
action in calling the present
strike with the enormous eco
nomic losses . . ."
Because the1- dispute is es
sentially jurisdictional - be
tween the FEIA and the Air
Line Pilots Association-Eastern
objected that the ALPA
was not being made a party to
or bound by the proposal put
forth by Goldberg.
Both unions have agreed
to the economic necessity of
reducing jet crews-now three
oil Ihroa k. nilnt.frainAH
while the FEIA has insisted
that a separately classified en
gineer, represented by it, be
retained. The flight engineers
union fears being swallowed
up by the much larger pilot!
union.
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and preservation as up-to-date
and convenient as your
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payments, easy terms.