THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1H!2
HERALD AND NEWS. KJ.AMATU FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVKN
Pilot Guides Flaming
Airliner To Safe Landing
!n Field, Passengers OK
HIJCIOTON. Kim. 111 Two )l
InU nultli'd a fliiinliiK airliner wllh
40 iinrmnm aboard In a ri loct
In ruling In n wlirnl field wr-dnoa-diiy,
then )jiUMhrd all tlio Ituit as
mi ordinary Job
The llranlff AlrllncM DOM came
down Willi line ol lln four nitlnr
Knn mid u wIiik In lln Mien. Only
mm iwn.n'imrr wim injured,
Clilrf Pilot Jiak Hlitnlnrd com-mc-niccl
torocly:
Europeans
Talk Money,
Trade Plans
PATU8 Ml Finance and foreign
niinlMcrn from IB mitlonn Katlirred
hero Thurndny to dlncuwi Wratnrn
tin ope n inonry mid Iriulr prob
lems in tlio luce of moiinllnii re
armament. The nilnlntrra aturtcil tliclr three
diiy tulkn at the hcadciimrlnm of
the Oinmilaallon for European Ecu
noinlo Conpcrntlon, near the Palala
dc Ohnlllot where another Kioup
of mtnlitlcrn from 10 countrlr u
debuting n "iirccn pool" alined ul
lir owing Europe more end cheeper
food
The main Ileum on the crowded
triHla of the OKEC mlnlslcrit
were:
1. How to rnUe by 26 per cent
In the next live ycure Europe's
productivity In Hx basic flelda
coul, steel, agriculture, electricity,
manpower aim hounliiK.
U. BUKRrntcd rrlorin and future
oriiuiUiuuon of the Kuropenu Piiy
incuts Union, whoae original man
dale Is due to end June 30.
i. A proposed maniiKlnit board
of senior trade officials to study
the problem of Increased liberaliza
tion of European trVde and to draw
up a new "mniinim Urn" of prod
uct)! which all member countries
agree to frre from qwntaa.
The 2 per cent fivt-yrar ex
pansion program was agreed en In
principle by a declaration of the
ministers last Aug. 21). This time
I hey sre studying how to put It
Inio operation.
The working groups hsve been
eaminllig the problems In each of
the six fields of activity, and each
he turned In a report.
Only the report on coal has been
published thus far. It urged In
creased Saturday work In mines,
attendance bonuses, and (ax relief
on overtime pay.
Cops Chase
Speeding Car
i ' PORTLAND Cfi -Tears raced' at
' a hair-raising clip through down
town Portland Wednesday, leaving
a trail of bashed fenders and a
broken barricade, before police
llnslly nabbed two men.
Police itsrled the chase when a
West Side store clerk became sus
picious of a man trying to pass a
check. Tlie msn rsn, and was
picked up by another, driving a
high-powered car.
A dozen police cars were used
as the fleeing pair sped up one
way streets the wrong way, banged
Into parked cars ss they turned
corners at high speed, and broke
through a heavy wooden barricade
to reach an expressway. A few
warning shots were fired in the
chase.
Eventuslly booked on charges of
forgery and obtaining money by
false pretenses were Joseph Martin
Bill. 22, and Rodney Clinton Unger,
31. Bond was set at SS000 each.
Police accused them of passing
15 worthless checks, using checks
that disappeared earlier from the
nuBols Miitlnck Lumber Compnny
In Vancouver, Wash.
Labor Election
Set For Firm
WASHTNOTON Ml Labor elec
(Ion will be held within the next
month at the logging camp and
the Brookings plant of the Brook
Iiirs, Ore., Plywood Corp.
The Nutlonal Labor Relation,
Board ordered the election. At the
logging camp the question will be
whether the workers want to be
represented by the AFL Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners, by
the CIO Woodworkers, or neither.
Al the Brookings plnnt the choice
will be between the AFL union or
no union st all.
"The only scnilblo thing lo do
was lund,"
Minutes after the 4H nusKengnrs
and' flvo crew members scurried
out,. Haines consumed uliiio.it the
entire piiine.
The passengers Included Dr.
George 11, Lavo of Portlnud, Ore.,
and Mnurlce IS, Hcimir ol We
st! If.
Neither Htnnford nor eupllnl
John litmklry, both of Uullns. Tex.,
would take credit lor ait extra
ordinary Job, They had little lo say.
nut u. it, utiles, an UKinnoinn
City Iswyer who wus a pnsscnger,
dei.crlbed the landing "as smooth
as any l ve ever seen."
Ho gave this description:
"I wns sluing on the light side
about two seats buck of the wing
when I noticed lire around the
right Inboard engine. I culled the
stewardesses and they went for
ward to tell the cuplaln iHlnnfordi,
'Tie CHine back, look one quick
look and told us to tauten our
safely belts, Then he bunked the
plmic to put the stress on the op
posite wing and started down I
judged we were about 0.000 feet
above ground then.
"About haifwuy down the motor
fell oil." !
"No one talked at all. I guesii
they were too sunred, Just like I
was."
Utiles snld the pnssengers "could
feel the heat of the Humes as wc
came Into the whent field"
The Injured passenger was -Miss
Jfsso Walls, Greensboro, N. C'..
who skinned a leg sliding down a
rope
The plane was enroute from Den
ver to Oklahoma City.
The big
Help Given
Sick Friend
PAW PAW. Mich. I
sale at the O'Orady brothers cloth-
lug store Is nearly over and It has
been a whopping success thanks
to Ihe good salesmanship of com
petitors. The O'Orady store, an Institu
tion here for half a century never
disposed of any old goods.
Ed O'Oradv died a tew years
ago. The aurvlvlng brother, James,
carried on the business. But he be
came 111 recently.
The store wss full of old cloth.
Ing some of it in years old and
In tlie antique class.
James O'Orady had to go to a
convalescent home and he had no
chance to lake Inventory or clean
out the stock.
Other morchsnts heard of his
plight. They all pitched In togeth
er and took Inventory and put Ihe
goods on sale.
The demand was surprising.
Western Michigan College bought
a lot of old-fashioned clothing for
Its dramatics department Some
people made purchases lor keen-
sskes.
Tlie merchants figure they have
grossed a sum two and a half
times the highest offer for Ihe com
plete flock.
One of th salesmen wss asked
how business went In his own store
during the O'Orady sale.
"Business has been lousy," he
ssid. Then he added with a grin:
"But we sure put it over for old
Jim, didn't we?"
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