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Petrov Blasts Auss Charges Of Embezzlement MELBOURNE, Australia (UP)—Vladimir M. Petrov, Soviet Embassy secret police chief granted asylum here with his wife, branded as "a filthy lie and slander" Soviet charges that he sought political asylum because he had embezzled "large sums of money." They do it often accusing innocent people of murder, theft and other offenses when they themselves are in difficulties," Petrov said. "This Soviet method is very old and has outlived its usefulness." Petrov turned himself over to Australian authorities voluntarily last April while on an embassy mission and gave them documents and information on a Soviet spy ring operating in Australia. At least 70 persons were named in the evidence. His testimony was given before the royal commission investigating Soviet espionage. Mrs. Petrov, a Soviet Embassy code clerk, asked for and was granted asylum as she was being forced aboard a plane by armed Soviet couriers. The Soviet government, which broke off relations with Australia over the incident, first charged Petrov was kidnapped. Then it demanded his return as a common criminal who had stolen embassy funds. Petrov said in a statement to the royal commission that auditors told his wife his accounts were correct and handed her a receipt after he disappeared. Later officials told her a large sum of money might be found missing, he said. On April 1 after seeking asylum WELCOMED CONTRIBUTION—The Anaheim Lions Club, after Scouts to establish a permanent camp at Big Bear, took up meeting which needed $646 to aid the Girl Scouts in making came as a wonderful surprise to the Scouts. Present at the contribution were three Brownie Scouts who will benefit from are left to right, Ruth Hilgenfeld, 8, pupil at Benjamin Frank Dick Glover, immediate past-president of the Lions Club; his knee, and Robert Borden with Beverly Jones, 9. The Hoskins and Borden took up the collection. Lumber Strike Threatens to Spread To Firms in Southern California PORTLAND, Orca (UP) — A strike involving an estimated 110,000 AFL and CIO member workers threatened to spread today to the 1. Kenneth Davis, executive secretary of the AFL Lions and Sawmill Workers Union Petrov said in a statement to the royal commission that auditors told his wife his accounts were correct and handed her a receipt after he disappeared. Later officials told her a large sum of money might be found missing, he said. On April 1 after seeking asylum he forwarded to the embassy seven pounds ($15.75) in petty cash and an unused airline ticket for a flight from Sydney to Canberra. Aside from the documents he handed over to Australian agents that was the only embassy property he possessed, Petrov said. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Lumber Strike Threatens to Spread To Firms in Southern California PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) — A strike involving an estimated 110,000 AFL and CIO lumber workers threatened to spread today to the pine industry in Oregon, Washington and Northern California, and to lumber firms in Southern California. The strike, which began June 21 when the unions failed to win a 12½ cent hourly wage increase, has caused a slow price increase in the price of lumber. There were increasing reports of layoffs in business and industry depending on lumber. These were the latest developments: 1. Kenneth Davis, executive secretary of the AFL Lodge and Sawmill Workers Union, his union will consider staging the pine belt in the three states about 10,000 workers would be involved in a pine strike. 2. Some 10,000 members of AFL unions threatened to strike in the Los Angeles area midnight tonight unless reach a satisfactory settlement their wage dispute. Involve two locals of the AFL lumber company, two teamsters locals and engineers local. 3. Eight mills in the E.Calif., area were negotiating the union and observers for an early settlement. So far mills in the area have re-production of the total of 32 finally struck. 4. Pine sawmill operators at the Redding, Red Bluff and Engineers Local. SPEEDOMETER? It's cheaper to get that speedometer fixed than to pay a fine. Let our experts check yours for accuracy ANAHEIM CARBURETOR & ELECTRIC 904 N. LOS ANGELES KEYSTONE 5-4427 More miles to the gallon! Efficient POWER-yours only More savings with Power Dodge truck V-8 dome-shaped chambers develop more energy gases fully, wring more power from drop of fuel! Full line of thrifty World's most economical trucks... DODGE "Job-Rated" TRU Come in and see us today ROBERT H. BON 328 W. Center Street, Anaheim, Calif. Police Uncover L. A. Kidnap Hoax LOS ANGELES (UP)—A young mother who thought her husband did not love their infant son left the baby with a chance acquaintance and then reported it had been kidnapped, police said today. The hoax was discovered late yesterday after a telephone call revealed the mother, Mrs. Dolores Pantoja, 25, left her month-old son with a woman she had met at Children's hospital. Police had canvassed the Highland Park area after Mrs. Pantoja reported the youngest of her three children was kidnapped from her car in a parking lot. A telephone call to Juvenile Detention Center four hours after the reported kidnap disclosed the infant had been left with Mrs. Teresa Franklin. Mrs. Franklin said she offered to keep him temporarily because his mother appeared emotionally upset. She called the center when Mrs. Pantoja failed to return. Mrs. Irene Gardner, a juvenile officer, said Mrs. Pantoja feared her auto mechanic husband did not love the baby because he "wanted her third child to be a girl instead of a boy." Pantoja said there was no basis for his wife's fears. Police said the district attorney's office would determine whether any charges will be lodged against Mrs. Pantoja for filing the kidnap report. She was permitted to return to her home pending a decision by the district attorney. The boy was taken to General hospital. Oens to Spread California Kenneth Davis, executive secretary of the AFL Lumber Sawmill Workers Union, said field areas issued a statement in Anderson, Calif., yesterday, declaring their intention to hold the line against any wage increases. They said "the economics of the situation" do not justify it. Violation Charged 5. At Sonora, Calif., the Pickering Lumber Corporation charged two AFL locals with violating a 60 day contract extension when they walked out last week. The company asked $100,000 dam- santo Chemical stopped production of phenol at its Avon, Calif., plant because of shutdowns by plywood manufacturers. The company laid off 45 workers. Stand-are Oil Company said its output would decide how much information it was divulge. STILL USED PROVIDENCE, R. M. Shakespeare's Head Office of this city's first the Providence Gazette try Journal — le us house several civic g are gallery. The buildi ed in 1763. Results Are tt. Pr paper Circulation. mens to Spread California ents: Kenneth Davis, executive secretary of the AFL Lumber Sawmill Workers Union, said union will consider strikingpline belt in the three states. At 10,000 workers would be in-ced in a pine strike. Some 10,000 members of five unions threatened to go on strike in the Los Angeles area at night tonight unless they had a satisfactory settlement of wage dispute. Involved are locals of the AFL lumber un- two teamsters locals and anneers local. Eight mills in the Eureka,., area were negotiating with union and observers forecastearly settlement. So far, 15s in the area have resumedduction of the total of 32 origi- y struck. Pine sawmill operators from Redding, Red Bluff and Rich- field areas issued a statement in Anderson, Calif., yesterday, declaring their intention to hold the line against any wage increases. They said "the economics of the situation" do not justify it. Violation Charged 5. At Sonora, Calif., the Pickering Lumber Corporation charged two AFL locals with violating a 60 day contract extension when they walked out last week. The company asked $100,000 damages and $25,000 a day for every day the dispute continues beyond the filing date. It also asked the court to order the union to call off the strike and remove the pickets. Pickering employs about 850 persons. 6. Armin Speckert, owner of the Speckert Lumber Company in Marysville, Calif., notified his employees to return to wrok by 8 a.m. today. Otherwise, he said, vacancies will be filled by anyone willing to work, regardless of union affiliation. Lumber Prices Up 7. Lumber prices rose 10 to 15 per cent as a result of the strike. In the state of Washington, 1000 workers were laid off in industries depending on lumber. Mon- santo Chemical stopped production of phenol at its Avon, Calif., plant because of shutdowns by plywood manufacturers. The company laid off 45 workers. Stand-are Oil Company said its output of phenol is being absorbed by the plastics industry. Phenol is a prime component in plywood adhesive. Approximately 600 Republic of S. Army Schools in the United Korea Army officers attended U. States during 1953. Full power on regular gas! Efficient POWER-DOME V-8's... yours only with DODGE TRUCKS! More savings with Power-Dome! Dodge truck V-8 dome-shaped combustion chambers develop more energy, expand gases fully, wring more power from every drop of fuel! Full line of thrifty 6's, too! Save more time every mile! 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