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Woodworkers Withdraw Earlier 0 emands for Wag Move Virtually Assures Lumber Industry Peace Portland -lUPIl- Members of the International Woodwork ers of America have voted to withdraw earlier wage de mands, it was announced to day by the Timber Operators Council. The IWA on June 27 noti fied the TOC it was recom mending withdrawal of de mands for a 30-cent hourly wage increase at present and would put the matter to a vote of union members. The announcement today said the vote had been completed. Peace Virtually Assured Karl F. GIos, executive vice president of the TOC, said this means virtual assur ance of peace in the North west lumber industry at least until June 1 of next year. That is when present con tracts expire. They opened this year for wages only. Glos said he would attempt to arrange a meeting in a few days with the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union to try to conclude an agreement setting aside wage demands until next June. The LSW has been concentrating on completing contracts in the pine industry which are not represened by the TOC. Latter Quoted Glos quoted a letter from Harvey Nelson, chairman of the IWA Western Slates Re gional Council Negotiation committee, saying: "This is to advise this organization (IWA) will not press further for a general wage increase as a result of the contract opening in 1962. You may, therefore, consider negotia tions closed, for a general wage increase until such time as another notice is served by the local unions in accordance with the opening provisions of the various working agree ments." Both the IWA and LSW represent some 30,000 work ers in the Northwest. Glos said "action by the union members shows that they have realistically ap praised the current situation." The TOC represents 101 employers. Regional Edition MEDFORDf Page 2-A Tribune MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1902 Western Demos Adopt of Resolutions Argentine Army Commander Leads Rebellion Move Buenos Aires - IUPII - The government announced today that Gen. Fedcrico Toranzo Montero, commander of the 4th Army Corps has "com mitted an act of rebellion" and is attempting to take over command of the Argentine army. Shortly after the govern ment announcement, Toranzo announced that he had set up a "command" at the head quarters of army mountain troops In the northern city of Jujuy. ' It was also reported that he had begun broadcasting from there to all army units for support and was demand ing the resignation of War Secretary Gen. Juan Bautista Loza. A communique from the War Secretariat said, how ever, that the army command "has taken corresponding steps for a rapid normaliza tion of the situation." It described Toranzo's ac tion as an "isolated event." However, authoritative sourc es said "doubtful" army com manders were being relieved of their commands in Pa tagonia and Buenos Aires as a result of his revolt. Other sources said a "wide spread" shakcup in top army commands was being quickly carried out as a result of Tor anzo's action In an effort to nip the rebellion. The revolt was believed lo have started after a number of provincial commanders had "suggested" that Bautista Loza accept a number of de mands or else resign. The army dissension was the latest in a series of domes tic crises which have involved the army since the ouster of President Arturo Frondizi by the armed forces last March 28 in the wake of sweeping election victories by follow ers of former Dictator Juan Peron. Seattle (UPI Western Dem-1 ineffective "spy swatting." duction of foreign trade bar I ocrats are for the administra- But Democratic National I riers against American ex : tion's foreign trade bill, rcg- Chairman John Bailey replied j ports. j ulation of the drug industry, that his party believes "in i -Passage of legislation to i outdoor recreation and public freedom of speech and is not I regulate the drug Industry. r1" B'""" ' ,,A",r r , ' -Inclusion of recreation as lUUUTIIIg III VUMKICSa UJ JU- ".HI n.i.lll I, uiagllLJ, Conference Chairman C. Girard Davidson, Democratic national committeeman trom 1 Oregon, said the conference was a "complete success.' Hp K'A i H il hnrl honn inl..n,l. cd to be controversial and il ! -Senale confirmation of for was just that. i mer NAACP Attorney Thur- i jguuu iviitiMiuu as a u.a. juoge. i Roter Kent. Democratic chairman in California, was elected chairman of next year's conference. Other offi cers included Mrs. Helen vate utility companies. The l.'i-state Western Demo cratic Conference adopted a series of resolutions without debate and without amend ments Tuesday at the end of a three-day session which had been marked by controversy. As the meeting was running through its final session here, the Democratic and Republi can chairmen were trading charges in Washington over the views of one conference speaker. GOP National Chairman William Miller branded as "al- resolution urging the Federal most traitorous" the remark! Power Commission to "inves by W. H. Ferry, a vice presi- tigate the activities of private a "proper non-reimbursable cost" in multiple-purpose wa ter resource development. -Doubling the budget of the Small Business Administration. Davidson said he hoped the meeting helped shape western Democrats into a "solid block of liberal thinking to combat the reactionaries in the south." Investigation Urged The conference adopted Fischer of Alaska, vice chair man; Mrs. George Gotlschalk of Nevada, secretary; and Tom Brown Sr., of New Mexico, treasurer. 73 Z ol 51 8i This Coupon Entitles You to One Regular $125 Kodacolor i Enlargement for ONLY J with each roll of Kodacolor film developed and printed here. (Bring coupon.) Enlargement can be made from any kodacolor negative you choose. (Not slides.) Offer expires August 25, 1962. ANDERS Photo Shop i 5l I! 232 East Main Phone 772-5646 J CLIP THIS COUPON dent of the Fund for the Re public, that the FBI's efforts to control communism were Festival Plays Tonight: "As You Llkt It" Thursday: "Coriolanui" Friday: "Comedy of Er rors" and "A Thieves Bal lad." Saturday: "Henry IV. Part II" Curtain time 8:30 p.m. New Manufacturing Methods Save Money In Tobacco Industry Baltimore, Md. -WHIi- The tobacco industry in the United States Is in a "technological revolution" that is saving about $100 million annually in the manufacturing costs of cigarettes and cigars, accord ing to W. P. Cadogan, of Un American Machine and Foun- dry company, Springdale, Conn. Cadogan told a symposium at a recent meeting of the American Institute ot Chemic al Lnginccrs that the revolu tion Involves mostly the use of "sheet" tobacco. This was de scribed as grinding dried to bacco lo 60 to HO mesh size and bonding it together with an adhesive derived Irnm to bacco stems. These stems for merly were discarded as waste. Stocks in Third Successive Drop New York - lUPP - Stocks declined for the third consecu tive session today. Among the blue chips, American Telephone, General Foods, International Nickel and Scars Roebuck all lost at least a point. Leading steels were mostly down fractions but Youngs town dipped 1 '... The big three auto issues were all off around -i point and a ma jority of the major chemicals and international oils show ed small losses. Bristol-Myers, Richardson Merrcll and Sterling paced a new sell-off in the drugs but Johnson & Johnson ran against the grain with a point gain. Beckman and IBM were down side electronic features. Foods, metals and some tobaccos also figured prominently in the early sell ing but rails held steady. 311 Trans America Trans World Air Trl Continental . . 17 '; Union Carbide nil1: Union Pacific an -i United Aircraft 46'; United Airlines . . , . 30 1: U. S, Plvwood . 3D U. S. Rubber -'2 U. S. Steel 41 West Bank Corp I'fl1; WestinKhouse 2H'i DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-IIIMI-Dow Jones final itock averages: 30 in dustrials 588.35, off 4.89,- 20 railroads 119.87, off 0.89; 15 ufilitiei 117.02. up 0.23. and 65 stocks 204.69. off 1.16. Sales Tuesday were about 2.97 million shares compared with 3.11 million shares Monday. Foreign Briefs WEST GERMANY OBJECTS TO 'TRICK FOOD' Duiiburg, Germany-UH'l-West German authorities are try Ing to halt the flow of Japaneiemade "trick food" into the country and have attributed one death to the practical Joke items. Police said a GS-y tar-old Duiiburg man died several woeks ago after eating a sandwich containing "trick Swiss cheese," a soft plastic material resembling the real thing. Officiali said imitation sausages and plastic scrambled eggs, mostly imported from Japan, also have been conliscat ed. They were distributed in West Germany from Hamburg, police said. Authorities said they have asked Interpol, the internation al police agency, fo help stop the flow of the items into this country. JORDAN TO SEND ECONOMIC MISSION Amman, Jordan-tPI-Vict President Kama. Shair of Jor dan will lead an economic mission to Germany. Britain and the United States next month, it was announced Tuesday. TITOV'S LANDING PLACE TOLD Moscow li PitThe newspaper Evening Moscow said Tuti day that Soviet Cosmonaut Gherman Titov ended his day long space flight around the earth a year ago in the fields of a collective farm. The paper said he landed in the Saratov region of the Russian Federation. Russia's first cosmonaut. Yuri Gargarin. was reported to have landed on a collective farm near Smelovka in the same region. TALKS ON WEST NEW GUINEA SCHEDULED Manila-UN'-lndonei.an Foreign Minister Subandrio will leave Jakarta Friday for talks in Washington with Dutch of ficials in the dispute owr West New Guinea, according to the Indonesian News Agency Pia. In a broadcast monitored here Tuesday, Pio said Su bandrio will stop off at Manila. Tokyo and New York on hit way to Washington. Subandrio was recalled to Jakarta recently to report to President Sukarno on developments in the Dutch-Indonesian negotiations. BRITONS ESCORTED OUT OF SPAIN Gerona, Spain-'ITI-Four British tourists who spent five days in Jail for allegedly replacing a Spanish flag with the lower half of a girl's bikini crossed into France Tuesday. Spanish civil guards escorting Englishmen Richard A. Hogger, Alan Arthur, CharUs Z. Clarkson. and Oliver A. Lord to the border at La Junquera. about 40 miles north of here. The civil governor of Gerona province said they would not be permitted to return. i TurMUy'n pricm on nrlrlcpcl (ticks I Alum Co Am M' j American Air Linen . 1 7 I Atm'riran Can 41',, I Aincrifiin Motor I.V. j A T ft. T mm, American Tuhnrrn 307 Anm-oiida Copprr 3f) Henri. x Corp 54 ' Hfthlchrm Steel 33s, Brunswick . 20 Caterpillar Corp :i2 Chrysler Corp 47 T Com Cola R4 ens , 3V., Columbia Gkk . 2.V ' Continental Can 41 i Crown Zellerliach ail'j Crucible Steel U1 Curl Ian Wright 18 How Chemical . 44 I On Pont Kord 41 1 4 General Klectrir B.ta General Mnlnra ., . . . .1 1 Georgia Pacific . . . . 35 Greyhound ... . 2H iA Gulf Oil ... . 34 ; HouiCHtake . . . S3', Idaho Power 27 lot Paper . 2iP .1 tih n.i Manville . 4(1', Kennecott Copper 70 Lockheed Aircraft 47T Martin '-'IP., Merck KM4 Montana Power 32 Montgomery Ward 2.t ' National Btscun 3l New York Central 12'.. Northern Pactdr 33 Par Gnu Eler 2' j Peon UK IP, P?rma Cemenl 14 1 Phillip 4H ' i Procter fc Gandtle B , ' Radio Corporation 44 lj I Itichlirld OH ;t! Salewav .mi, Santa Ke 20 . 1 Sears fit; ' , Shell Oil 33 , Socony Mohil Oil 4!.', ' Southern Co 4fl' i Soerrv Rand 13 , j Standard California Art ' j Slumlord Indiana 43'a I Standard N .1 .M i Sun Mine IO'b ' Texas Co S2 I Texan Gulf Sulfur I3'i ; T.5 Pc Land Trust l! i Thiokol 2H Polio Victim Uses Precision Switches Frecport, III. -IUPII- A hand ful of tiny switches has helped restore an almost com pletely paralyzed polio patient to a useful life. Kenneth Kingery of Stoughlon, Wis., has been paralyzed from the nock down since 1951. All he can dn is turn his head, talk and move three fingers and thumb of his left hand a quarter-inch. To breathe, Kingery wears an artificial respirator during the day and sleeps on a rocking bed al night. To get maximum usefulness of the limited movement of the fingers, Kingery consult ed engineers at Honeywell's Micro switch division here. They devised a handmounl fitted with two precision .switcher. By barely touching the switches Kingery can op erate an automatic page-turner, dial a telephone, turn a tape recorder on and off. Trained as an engineer. Kingery has turned lo writ ing He recently finished a four-year course in creative writing from the University of Wisconsin with an A aver age) and is working on a story for children and an autobiography. monopoly power utilities in lobbying both at Washington, D. C. and at our state capi tals." The resolution said private utility firms "have used their influence and ratepayers money to lead the fight j against beneficial develop ments" of public power proj ects. ' The conference backed pub lic electric projects at the Han ford atomic works in Wash ington State, the Knowles dam in Montana, the Burns ; Creek project in Idaho, the : Rampart dam in Alaska and Bruce's Eddy dam in Idaho. j The Hanford project, the resolution said, would use waste steam from the produc-! tion of plutonium to make ' electricity. A measure author izing the project was defeated recently in the House. ' Other resolutions called for: ' -Approval by Congress of ' the administration trade bill which would give the Presi- dent authority to reduce do-1 mestic tariffs in return for re- LAY-AWAY DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY Tfiomos Culbertson Jr. Heads Censors Team Col. Thomas A. Culbertson Jr., 2B15 Hillcrest rd., has been given a new assignment in the Air Force reserve. He will be Ihc administrative ftaff officer as chief of staff of the censorship team for the Sixth Air Force Reserve Region with headquarters at Hamilton Air Force base, near San Francisco. The an nouncement was made by Gen. Andrew Cannon, com- i mander of the Sixth Air j Force Reserve Region. 1 Culbclrson's staff will con I sisl of 48 reservists. Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Mcdiord. phone 772-6141; Ash land call at 1224 Iowa si., or phone 4B2-3002; Montague and Yreka. phone GLohe fl-3171. be fore 6.45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a in Sunday. If regular dellvcrv arrive shortly after you call please notify office, thus eliminating special messenger service. Quotes From the News 2-Year Guarantee FEATHER WARM ELECTRIC BLANKET Twin Size 60x80 Pink, Blue, Green, Coral, Beige Compare at much more! 3)77 Discontinued NATIONALLY ADVERTISED! CASCO Automatic Electric Blankets 5 Year Guarantee Super values! Single and dual control units feature custom nite-lite. Luxurious rayon acrilan acrylic-cotton with convertible fitted corners, lifetime bindings. Mothproof, machine washable. Pink, blue, green, beige, lilac. Double bed size, 72x84". BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL San Quentin. Calif. Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan, on the ef forts of her son Frank lo get her a stay of execution in the murder of his wife: "H'i men a fint boy. He'i working, trying to get me a reprievt and I'm lurt ht'll get one." Stockton Mrs. Sherri Finkbine. after an examination to have an abortion for a baby she fears would be deformed: "At least in thii country I know I have a chance. In the United States I had no chance." Washington Rep. William L. Springer (R-lll ). seeking to convince a House commerce subcommittee that fish flour is good food for Americans and for the undeveloped nations: "We can't convince the people of these nations that this is good unless we eat it ourselves." New Rruniwick. N J An unidentified, handsome stran ger who entered a flower store here: "1 want S50 worth of roses, only the host, sent to the luneral of Miss Marilyn Monroe. Sign the card simply loving memory.' Full Size-72x84 Full Size-72x84 SINGLE CONTROL DUAL CONTROL Reg. Sold for 29.95 Reg. 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