Pacific Northwest Loggers
Association, 38 Member
Firms Receive Subpoenas
Seattle - OIPII - An official
of the Pacific Northwest Log
gers Association said Satur
day that the records of his
trade association and 38 of
its member companies have
been subpoenaed by the U.S.
Department of Justice.
Ken Murdock, secretary
manager of the organization,
Sheriff Undecided
On Recount Move
St. Helens-niPD - Columbia
County Sheriff Spencer
Younce said today that "no
decision" has been made on
whether an appeal will be
made of a ruling which will
cost him his job.
Circuit Judges J. S. Bohn-
nan and Glen Hieber ruled
here Friday that Republican
Roy S. Wilburn defeated
Younce, a Democrat, for the
sheriff's office in the general
election last month.
"I have not discussed the
ruling as yet with my at
torneys," Younce said. "We
plan to get together either
this week or next week."
The Judges declared that a
recount of votes In the sher
iff's race was void. They
agreed with charges by Wil
burn that the ballots were
tampered with between the
count after the Nov. 6 elec
tion and the recount Nov. 26.
Younce came out the win
ner of the election in the re
count by 41 votes. He lost by
100 votes in the first count,
which was 4,273 to 4,173.
said he doesn't know the pur-1 wanted Its records to disap-
pose of the government scrut
iny. Justice Department offio
ials in San Francisco have re
fused comment.
The companies have been
directed to submit their rec
ords to a federal grand jury
here Jan. 22. The Justice De-
oartment asked for books,
records, documents having to
do with the association and
letters which pased between
member companies.
Orders Softened
Murdock said government
agent J. Fred Malakoff first
visited him Oct. 30 and
quested that all office records
and correspondence of the
PNLA be sent to the Justice
Department's Antitrust Divis
ion in San Francisco.
That and other orders were
later softened until govern
ment investigators conducted
much of their investigation in
the association's office, Mur
dock said. He said they looked
at 456 pieces of correspond
ence, minutes and related rec
ords, plus an estimated 800
pounds of worksheets and
other background material.
Scheduled To Disband
The loggers' association is
scheduled to disband in two
weeks. It has operated a log
price reporting service and
conducted surveys of log sales
since 1033.
Murdock said he suspects
the impending dissolution of
the association was responsible
for the Justice Department's
interest In its work. He says
the government may not have
Foreign Briefs
POPE'S VOICE SEEMS STRONGER
Vatican Cily-flJPD-Pope John XXIII showed signs of re
turning vigor Sunday when he appeared at his window and
blessed a crowd in St. Peter's square.
His voice seemed stronger and more color had returned
to his face. He also held a half hour private audience with
King Mwambutsa IV of the African Kingdom of Burundi.
pear or be scattered.
The firms directed to ap
pear are:
Boise Cascade Corporation's
Valsetz Division; Caffall Bro
thers; Columbia-Hudson Lum
ber Co.; Georgia-Pacific Corp.;
Anacortes Veneer Corp.; Snow
Peak Logging Co.; Puget
Sound Plywood, Inc.; Pub
lishers Paper; Pope and Tal
bot, Inc.; Anderson and Mid
dleton Logging; Buffelen
Woodworking Co.; Jamison
Lumber and Shingle; Elliot
Bay Mill Co.; Everett Ply
wood and Door; Fiberboard
Products, Inc.; G and A Log
ging; International Paper Co.;
Mountain Tree Farm Co;
Mayer Brothers Logging; Pu
get Sound Pulp and Timber;
Peninsula Plywood Corp.;
Phoenix Shingle Co.; Simpson
Timber Co.; St. Regis Paper
Co.; Seattle Cedar Lumber;
M. R. Smith Lumber and Shin
gle; Rayonier, Inc.; Taylor
and Bruckart, Inc.; U. S. Ply
wood Corp:; Taylor Brothers;
Weyerhaeuser Co.; West Coast
Plywood Corp.; West Tacoma
Newsprint Co.; West Fork
Timber Co.; Van Vleet Log
ging; West Coast Timber Co,
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NEPAL GETS NEW CONSTITUTION
Katmandu, Nepal-HIPP-King Mahendra Sunday announced
a new constitution for this Himalayan nation, its third in
10 years.
It provides for a 105-member assembly which will meet
In private. The king will continue to head the cabinet, as
he has since dissolving the last parliament two years ago
and Jailing many of its leaders.
QUEEN DISTRIBUTES CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Windsor, England-UIPII-Queen Elisabeth II Sunday dis
tributed Christmas gifts to the staff of Windsor Castle, where
the royal family often spends its week ends.
Portland Student
Rhodes Scholar
Portland-lUPI) - A Harvard
University biochemistry stu
dent from Portland was se
lectcd as a Rhodes scholar in
regional scholarship competi
tion here Saturday.
John Raaf, 21, was one of
four college seniors picked
from among 11 nominees from
seven states.
The three other winners
were Sam Westbrook, a stu
dent at the Air Force Acade
my; James Quitslunri, also a
Harvard student, and William
Kerr, a student at the Uni
versity of Washington.
Each will receive a two or
three-year scholarship at Ox
ford University in England.
The nominees represented
Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana, North Dakota, Wy
oming and Alaska.
HIGH-FLYING HOTEL
Miami Beach, Fla. -lUPD-The
$10 million Doral Beach ho
tel, scheduled to open here
around Christmas, will have
its own helicopter to (ly guests
to and from its affiliate in
Miami, the Dotal hotel and
Country club, in six minutes
each way.
FOUND IN HILLS A 70-year-old hermit tentatively identi
fied as Luigi Luca was found near a cave in which he had
made his home in the hills above Hollywood. Children found
the man while playing in the area and reported him to of
ficials. The man was taken to a hospital where he was
found to be in good condition.
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MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1962
Stocks Drift Down
With Blue Chips
Ending Narrowly
New York - IUPII - Stocks
went into a slow downdrift
which continued until the fi
nal bell today.
Most blue chips finished
narrowly with the exception
of General Foods which gain
ed around a point and United
Aircraft which lost around 1 Vt
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York - IUPII - Dow
Jones final stock averages:
30 Industrials 645.49, off
2.60; 20 railroads 137.47,
off 0.17; IS utilities 128.12,
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The first letter "J" could stand for "Jesus First",
second letter "O" for "Others Next", and finally,
the letter 'Y" for "Yourself Last". As Christmas,
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Meredith Claims
Abuse by Police
During Arrest
Oxford, Miss. - IUPII - James
Meredith returned to classes
today following a week end
at home where he charged
police trailed him and treat
ed him "like a doR when
they arrested him on a traf
fic charge.
"They cursed me, called me
a 'n.RRcr.' ordered me to say
'sir to them and searched my
car." the 29-ycar-old Negro
student said.
Meredith said the incident
happened in his hometown of
Kosciusko, Miss., where he
went to spend the week end
with his family.
Bond Posted
He said a police car began
following him when he left
a barbershop and stopped
him a short distance from his
home. He was charged with
failing to yield the right-of-way
and posted $10 bond.
At Kosciusko, Policeman
Claude Guess confirmed today
that Meredith was ticketed on
the charge but said, ' He was
not followed around. All
that's just a yarn to get pub
licity." C uess sit id that Me red i t h
Wits stopped by two night po
licemen who "were just on
nut ml " llr HrnirH th;it Mer-
jedilh whs treated in the man
nor which he charged.
To Fight ChargM
Trial on the charge is
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nesday and Meredith has indi
cated he will fight the charges
j rather than forfeit the fine,
j "It was typical of the way
Negroes are treated in Mis
iMssippi.'' he told United Tress
International. "This kind of
intimidation is deplorable."
He charged that police of
ficials searched his ear while
he was in the police station,
While Meredith was away
for the week end, handbills
proclaiming him "still the
most segregated 'kneegrow' in
the United States" were dis
tributed on the 'Ole Miss'
campus.
up 0.5b, and 65 stocks
226.45, off 0.34. Sales today
were about 3.59 million
shares compared with 3.26
million shares Friday.
Today's pneet on selected iiocks:
Allied Chemical!
Alum Co. Am
American Air Linei
American Can
American Motors
AT&T..
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Arnico
Bendix Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Brunswick
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
CBS.
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Crown Zellerhach
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wrtcht
Dow Chemical
Du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Firestone
Ford
General Electric
General Fonris
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Grevhound
Gulf Oil
Homestake
iriaho Power
I B.M
Int Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecoti Cooper
Lockheed Aircralt
Martin
Men-k
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gas Elec
Penn RR
Perma Cement
Phillips
Procter A- Gamhle
Radio Cornoration
FiehfMd Oil
Safowav
Santa Fe
Srars .
She!' oil
Southern Co.
S'Uiihern Pacific .
Snerrv Rand
Standard California
StunHard tndna
Siandarri N. J.
Stokeb- Van Camp
Sun Mines
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Trp pc Land Trust
Thtokol
Trans America
Trnm World Air
Tri Continental
I'ninn Carhide
I'nion Pfu-itir
I'nited Aircraft
t'ntted Air Lines .
r. S. PI wood
V. S Rubber
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Wc.M Bank Corp
Wrsiinchouse
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High Court Rules
Againsl Workers
Washington - IUH- The Su-pn-me
Court today ruled
BKainst uroup of Detroit
workers who claimed that
their seniority gave them the
right to "follow their Jobs" to
a new company plant in Ten
nessee. The brief order declining to
accept the workers' appeal let
stand a decision against them
handed down by the 6th U. S.
Circuit Court of Appeals last
July lti. The case originated
when the Ross Gear Sc Tool
Co.. formerly the Gemnier
Manufacturing Co., moved its
operations from Detroit to
Lebanon, Tenn.
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EQUIPMENT COMPANY
On Displ.'v - the largest election of gjs nesting equip
pin( in So. Ore.
COL t MAN Spve Floor I'n.t Forced Air
UpMcw CVn How Horucnljl Will - Furnce
Hot Water Heatfrs.
Scrapping of Skybolt Missile Program
By Administration Couid Result in
Congressional Retaliation
Washington - IUPU - The ad
ministration was threatened
today with the possibility of
congression retaliation if it
scraps the Skybolt missile.
Sen. Stuart Symington (D-
cussed by President Kennedy
and Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan when they meet
in Nassau Wednesday and
Thursday.
The official U.S. position
on Skybolt is that no decision
Mo.) said Sunday that unless; has yet been reached on its
arguments for cancelling the
Skybolt program were truly
convincing "this would affect
many other programs that the
administration might like to
see go through Congress."
Symington obviously did
not think the administration
could justify killing Skybolt.
He said that if the Skybolt
was discarded he could not
see "a future for the Air
Force." He noted that the
Russians have developed anti
aircraft missiles that are able
to shoot down bombers be
fore they reach their targets.
The Skybolt is an air-to-ground
missile. It is fired
from a plane, as far as 1,000
miles from target.
The warning by Symington,
one of Congress' most influ
ential military specialists, add
ed a second front to the Sky
bolt controversy.
British officials have react
ed sharply to reports that the
United States will abandon
the missile which is being de
veloped jointly by both coun
tries. Britain has counted on
the missile to be the backbone
of its nuclear strike force.
Topic for Discussion
The issue is expected to be
among the chief topics dis-
future. U.S. military experts
contend the program has been
costly and has not yet pro
duced worthwhile results.
Kennedy said at his news
conference last Wednesday
that the Skybolt missile was
"the most sophisticated weap
on imaginable'' and involved
"the kind of engineering that's
beyond us." But he acknowl
edge that the British had a
right to take part in any de
cision that is made about the
missile's future.
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