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pant 2 I months in th larv.
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Airline Pilots
Warn Strike
WASHINGTON Wl -1 Pilots of
Northwest Airlines Thursday plan
ned to strike but didn't say
when over a federal court ruling
that restored' David L. Behncke
to the presidency of their union.
A spokesmen said the walkout'
may spread to other airlines Just
when there is a heavy demand
for air travel to the Democratic
convention in Chicago next week
Judge Walter J. LaBuy ruled in
Chicago last week that AFL Air
Line Pilots Association (ALPA)
members violated their own con.
stitution and bylaws in kicking
senncae out oi on ice last year.
Ha ordered Clarence N. Sayen
removed from the post and Bcftn
eke restored.
Larry Cates, the union's top re.
one oi a group in tne wasmngton
and Chicago offices which resigned
from alfa s sun, alter tne ae
cision.
He told reporters the court dfr
cision makes Behncke a dictator
since the pilots cannot meet among
themselves nr deal with their com.
names witnout Benncie a approval.
catea said tne oecuion aiso ae
Drives the pilots of union repre
sentation and made legally Ques
tionable some do contracts 'tne
DlloU necotiated with airlines dur
ing the year Sayen was president.-
At cmcago, aayen saia pians
were under way for most of the
7.500 ALPA members to secede
and form a new union.-
While declaring , that the 'fl'
was basically over the court ruling,
Cates said the pilots have accum
ulated several grievances againsi
Northwest sovergrounamg or
firing, of pilots, vacatdn rights,
pay and ' other .matters,'-
Washingtonians
Lose $500,000
ot.vmpia Lfl Washington resi
dents and their visitors lost or de
stroyed half a million dollars be-
tween 1835 and 1951.
That was the face value of 166
million aales tape tokens that dis
appeared during the 16 years they
were in use.
No one knows for sure wnat oe
came of them. .
In a final report on the tokens
they were discontinued last year
the Tax Commission merely said
the missing discs were "lost or
destroyed In circulation."
Some were saved for souvenirs.
Others were stacked ub for poker
chips. Many were used as wash
ers. Thousands of them were com
bined with small headed nails and
used as roofing nails during the
metal shortage. V
The tokens were made of (alumi
num, plastic and fibre.
Individually hev were .wprth
less than a cent. Collectively, the
Tax Commission said they were
worth $551,652.
"If you need proof that little
things count ud. this is it." ouipped
D. R. Johnson, secretary of .the
tax commission.
Oregon Man tilled
In Flaming Crash
LOS ANGELES l.fl An Ore:
son insurance man, his bride of
a month and her parents died
Thursday as their light plane, tak
ing off Into a heavy fog, hit two
houses on the edse of an airport.
No one was injured in the housea,
Occupanta of the one most badly
wrecked are on vacation. It was
&et afire.
The pilot was Identified aa Data
E. Baker, 38. Grass Volley, Ore.,
Insurance man and ranch owner.
With him were his bride, the
former Muriel Joanne Jones, 31,
and her parent, Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson F. Jones of Gresham,
Ore., near Portland. ,
, Mis. Florence Jovce Jones, the
bride's mother, la a Gresham
schoolteacher.
The family had been vltttlng
COMMUNISTS DRAFT - CHINESE
HONG KONG (to The Chinese
Communists have drafted 200,000
peasants as forced labor to build
a 100 - mile railway along the
Fukien province coast, opposite
Nationalist Formosa, . say news
dispatches from Canton, .
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More Power
Links Slated
' SEATTLE l Contracts to
build two more links In a JH.00O,
uoo transmission line from Coulee
Dam to Western Washington were
awarded to a Washington and an
Oregon firm, V. M. Murray. North
west manager for the Bonneville
Power Administration, announced
Thursday. :
A contract for 44.6 miles In the
center of the remaining section
Went to Smith Brothers of Van
couver. Wash., on a low bid of
31,124,301. -
Montgomery Electric of Portland
got the contract to build a 38.9
mlle section from Columbia Sta
tion, near Wenatchee. westward.
The two- sections era to be com
pleted in 480 days. ;
The. new; line which will conduct
300.000 kilovolts of, power, com
pared to the previous 230,000-kllo-volt
capacity lines, will be the
largest transmission line ever
built. Murray said. A kilovolt Is a
thousand volts.
BLM Adds
Employes
'PORTLAND I -The Bureau
of Land Management, forestry di
vision has expanded its stalf to
speed salvage of damaged timber
to fight the Douglas fir bark beetle
infestation.
'..-' Roafcoe Bell, the bureau's north
west regional administrator, said
wind-downed, and fire and Insect
killed timber on bureau land now
is estimated at about one billion
board feet. It is valued at about
id munon aouars. '
The - beetle- infestation Is esti
mated kt l'i million acres of pri
vate timber, irmillion acres of na
tional forest and 600.000 acres of
BLM timber,- Bell said.
He added ' that entomologists
have recommended the removal of
Infested trees as the best way to
ugni tne Beetle, eoKiemic.
Expansion of the BLM forestry
staff was made possible by an ap
propriation of .funds by Congress,
Bell said. The new foresters have
Just completed a training course
at Swlsshome.
relatives In nearby Iitgltwood.
They eft l.reslnm Julv II.
In the wreckage. Uttering the
street outside the two houses, po
lice found an album of pictures
oi the Bakoia' wedding
David C. Johnson, an a (reran
worker and World War II fighter
pilot, said ha heard the plan In
an niHMii-ent nnwnr rllve.
"His controls must have been
frosen," aald Johnson. "I knew no
body would bo doing acrobatics in
that overcast. So I lust waited for
the crash."
One neighbor. Mir. Mav Palmer,
said: "I was looking out the win
dow to see If It was going to
rain. I heard a trrrlllc crash, and
saw a body go flying bv.
The plane had scraped Ihe roof
of the home of Sam Caldwell on
busv El Segtmdo boulevard, then
cartwheeled Into the llvuig room
of the house next door,
But it tore rtitht nut again, and
spread debris Into Ihe alien. The
engine was 75 feet from me fusa
laae. Caldwell, his wife and baby,
were in their house but escaped
inlutv.
The next door neighbors. Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Corley. left last
Saturday on a vacation trip to
Mena. Ark
It was the second Instance In
as many days of a plane hitting
a house In the metropolitan area.
In Santa Ana Wednesdav aller-
noon, a Navy let lost a wing and
p ouched nto a residence, wrec.
Ing it while Us owners were out
shopping.
Witnesses said Ihe pilot could
have balled out! but stayed with
his craft In a desperate effort to
hrlnir It down satelv.
Debris from Thursdav's crash
Uttered the street for half a block
The plane caught fire as It hit,
and the Interior of the one - atory
house was badly scorched belora
firemen arrived Windows were
shattered in both homes.
At Northroo airport, irom wnicn
the craft took to the air moments
before the crash. Baker had been
given Instrument clearance for a
rake-off for Fresno. Calif. They
said thev believed he was flying
a charter partv. His crait was a
(our place Stlnson.
RECORD REQUESTS PILE VP
NEW 'YORK UV-The Depart-
ment of Health, awamped with re.
ouests for conies of birth records,
warned residents planning irips
abroad to apply for certificates
three weeks in advance oi procur
ing passports.
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