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ORDER RESURVEY
PORTLAND LABOR
IN PEACE EFFORT
National Board Acts With
Hope of Achieving Early
Settlement Long -Drawn
Interunion Dispute.
WASHINGTON, Not. 19. (AP)
The national labor rrlnlloiu
board ordered today ft resurvej
of the labor altuatlon at Port
land, Ore. with the hope of
arhlcvlns an early rtllrmrnt ot
an Interunion dispute there.
PORTLAND. Nov. IB. (AP) Port
land'! dizzy labor maelstrom whirled
today around the national labor re
lations board.
In Washington. Joe Carson. Port
land mayor, demanded the board
move Immediately to end the AFb
CIO sawmill dispute or atep aside
and let municipal officers "solve Its
problem."
Charles Pahy. the bonrd's general
counsel, wired local OIO officials a
denial he had told the national con:
ference of mayors, as quoted In ft
newspaper dispatch, that the board
was without Jurisdiction In the Port
land dispute. He said the board naa
Jurisdiction In Jurisdictional disputes
where "representation of employes"
was Involved.
CIO narked.
Charles W. Hope, regional director,
denied the Inman-Poulsen company's
request for an employes' election and
asked an explanation of the flrm'a
alleged refusal to bargain with the
CIO sawmill union, previously desig
nated bargaining agency by the
board.
Hope advised CIO leaders that "If
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the employer refuses to bargain you
have ft right in file chargea under
our ftot."
Company officials said they had
"not answered" Hope's telegram, and
Intended to go ahead with lection
plana.
CIO leaders said they would picket
the Inman-Poulsen sleet Ion and
sought the co-operation of M civic,
religious snd other organizations In
ft ClO-aponsored election covering the
seven closed mills.
Mill owners blamed the closures
on an A PL boycott nd slack mar
ket. Carson questions Right.
The labor board has claimed au
thority over neither.
Carson, In Washington for the
mayors' conference, wrote Chairman
J, warren Madden of the NLBB that
he believed the board lacked power
"to do more than prevent the em
ployer from Influencing his employes'
freedom of collective bargaining and
freedom of action from his domination."
"I do not believe there Is sny-
thlng In the ct. express or Implied,
which would permit or allow you
to say who Is to be the represent
tlve of the workers employed In ftny
Industry any more than It glvea that
right to the employer himself." he
wrote.
Then, too. It la futile and folly
for your board or any of Its rcpre'
sentatlvea at any time to express any
opinion or make any certification
that cannot be enforced by you or
the federal courts."
Ho urged the board to "admit your
Inability to handle the situation ano
frankly state to the workcre In
volved that you have no Jurisdiction
or power to alleviate them from their
present predicament so mat we m
our own state and city may pro.
cccd to solve this problem."
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Ye Poets Corner
The Happy Hunting Ground
Yes, before bo very long, you'll pass
thnt great divide;
You will enter Into apace and travel,
far and wide;
You'll take with you your hunting
toola, your doga and fancy
hound a,
To the place which you ao fondly
hope la the happy hunting
ground
You'll find you cannot hunt up
there, aa you do down here;
You'll aearch the country far and
'' wide, with haunting dread end
fear,
To find aome nook, or corner, In
which to hide your gear.
But there will be no hiding place, In
all that countryside.
And then you'll Buffer panga of grief,
with dealrea unsatisfied;
You'll at rive to get back to thla
earth, but you will then have
found
You are a poor unhappy wanderer In
that happy hunting ground.
And then you'll find eome earthly
aoul, with the earns blood luat as
you, ,
And you will suck the essence of
hla daelrea to you;
You'll grapple him unto your aoul,
with ep lr it hoopa around.
But, my friend, twill do you no good,
the satlafactlon you think you
gt.
Will not be understood, or found,
To help your eoul's condition
In that happy hunting grounds.
You muat get rid of all your toola
before thle good old earth you
leave.
Or you'll find youraelf a-wanderlng
'round, a hopeleaa helpless crea
ture Tn the happy hunting ground.
W. B. KmutM.
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Ham On Thanksgiving
Menu Serving six.
Chilled Cider Punch
Baited Ham Buttered Lima Beane
Carrot Ring With Brussels Sprouts
Jellied Apples
Celery Olive
Date-Nut Pudding Whipped Cream
Coffee
Baked Ham.
10 pound ham
Cold water
34 whole cloves
3 cups brown sugar
cup apricot Juice
Vt cup orange Juice
14 cup' lemon Juice
Scrub ham. Cover by four Inches
with cold water. Slowly bring to
the boiling point. Cover and let sim
mer for three hours. Cool In the
water In which cooked. Remove ham
and cut off rind and excess fat
Place ham, fat side up. In a baking
pan. Stick with cloves and cover
with sugar. Add rest ot the Ingre
dients. Cover with lid and bake for
two hour in a slow oven. Baste
every IS minutes.
Carrot Ring, .
4 cups chopped cooked carrots
Vi cup soft bread
1 teaspoon salt
'4 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon minced onions
1 tablespoon chopped celery
J tablespoon chopped parsley
1 cup milk
4 tablespoon butter, melted
3 eggs, beaten.
Mix Ingredients and pour Into a
buttered ring mold. Bake for 36
minutes In a pan of hot water in
a moderate oven. Carefully unmoia
onto serving platter and fill center 1
and surround with cooked buttered
Brussels sprouts.
Hate-Nut Pud dtne.
3 cups granulated sugar
3-3 cup flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
4 egg yolks
14 cup mlk
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon cinnamon 1
4 egg whites, beaten
3-3 cup pecans " .
Mix sugar, flour, baking powder.1
salt, yolks and milk. Beat for two
minutes. Add rest of 'the Ingredients;
and mix lightly. Pour Into shallow.;
buttered baking pan. Bake 35 mln- :
utes in a pan of hot water in a
moderate oven. Serve warm or cold
cut Into squares.
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fore magnetism wm known In Eur
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TALK ON
AS FARM BILLS
Senate Committee Votes
Saturday On Ever-Normal
Granary Bill Southern
ers Continue Filibuster
WASHINGTON. Nov. 18. (AP)
Congressional committees n e a r e d
completion of farm control bills to
day while senators and representa
tives devoted another day to talk.
Chairman Smith (D B.C.) an
nounced his senate committee would
vote tomorrow on an "ever-normal
granary" bill. The house committee.
taking up Individual Items, voted
marketing quotas for corn and voted
down processing taxes on both corn
and wheat.
Senator Connelly (D Tex.) con
tinued a filibuster by southerners
against the antl-lynchlng bill.
War State Defeated.
The house, starting another day
of varied debate, was prevented from
considering a resolution to declare
a state of war exists between Japan
and China. There waa a single objec
tion to consideration, which re
quired unanimous consent.
A similar resolution was being con
sidered for the senate. Senator Nye
(R., N.D.) said a bi-partisan group
of senators would meet next week
to determine whether such a measure
should be drafted.
A house tax subcommittee tenta
tively agreed today to Increase the
exemptions from the undistributed
profits tax and to make up some
of the revenue that would be lost
by boosting the normal corporate
tax.
In the antl-lynchlng debate, Con
nelly demanded removal of a Dig
sign condemning lynching from the
wall of the senate chamber.
Seek Rumor Probe.
Senator Vandenberg R., Mien.),
and Senator Lewis (D.. 111.) Joined
In asking an Investigation of a re
port that William C. Bullitt. Ameri
can ambassador to France, had been
sent (o Poland to "warn" that coun
try aealnst participating In the Italo
Oerman - Japanese antl - communist
pact.
The house rivers and harbors com
mittee ordered hearings to begin next
Tuesday on regional planning, a
point in President Roosevelt's pro
gram for the special congressional
session.
Prospect Improved for enacting
wa-hour standards and crop con
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trol legislation, other points In the
president's program, before congress
-quits for the Christmas holidays
A statement by John L. Lewis,
terming the wage-hour bill "unde-
nlsbly sound" In principle, despite
"serious limitations.' encouraged its
sponsors to redouble efforts to get
the bill before the house.
Lewis wrote Chairman Norton (D,
If. J.) of the house labor committee
that labor' non.- partisan league
which he heads would do everything
possible to bring about passage of
the measure aa soon as possible.
Mrs. Norton, who also has askea
Secretary Perkins and President Wil
liam Green of the American Federa
tion of Labor for their views, con
tinued her campaign to force the
bill from the bouse rules committee.
A petition to accomplish this has
been signed by more than half the
required 318 members.
Word Proved by Death
BELGRADE (UP) To prove the
efficiency of an automatic rifle
which he had Invented but could not
sell, a locksmith shot himself. No
one would believe Jeslp Majaner
when he said that he had perfected
rifle that would fire 10 rounds
when a button was pressed. A few
days ago he was found dead In his
room with seven wounds In his body.
Three other bullets were embedded
In the walls.
Dips Into Tin Cans
LONDON (UP I Consumntlftn of
canned and bottled fruits in the
United Kingdom has risen during
the past six years from 614 pounds
w iu pounas per neao or the popula
tion. There has been a steariv tn.
crease in Imports of canned and bot-
ura iruits. preserved with sugar, into
the United Kingdom since the war.
War Steed Defended
MONTREAL f UP, The hor u
Still the most Valuable Mitrln nf npc.1-
believes Lord Mottlstone. former
British secretary of state for war and
famous during -the Great war aa Gen.
"Jack" Seelv. com minder nt fh.
Canadian cavalry bridge. He praised
machines now In us, hut rinn tn
his preference for the horse.
.Motorist Gets Fox
WEST CHESTER. Pa. firp.Mr.
Guy W. Knauer of West Chester
wasn i naing to hounds but she got
the fox anvhow. When ahe wan driv
ing on Pottstown pike, a red fox,
wit.n nounos in pursuit, started
acrOBS the road. Th car nt.mrV fho
fox, so Mrs. Knauer has - a .new fur
neckpiece.
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STRASBOURG. France iVP
Protection of useful birds Is the aim
of a new society started by more
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LAWS IN CONFLICT
ON SIZE OF
MOOR HEAD, Minn. (UP) What
the citizens of Mood he ad and Fargo,
N. D., would like to know Is how
much Is a cord of wood?
Complaints reached the city fath
ers of the adjoining towns concern
ing discrepancies In the measurement
of sawed and split wood. Town offi
cials looked into the problem and
found the cause of complaints.
The Minnesota state law, govern
ing In Mood head, calls for 128 cubic
feet when the wood Is cut In 4-foot
lengths. 160 cubic feet of sawed
under 4 feet, and 176 cubic feet If
sawed and split.
But In Fargo the law specifies 128
cubic feet as a cord, and the only
other requirement Is that li sawed
Into 20-lnch lengths ISO cubic feet
must be delivered.
Fuel dealers of the two cities are
expected to confer and arrive at
compromise solution of the problem.
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PHILADELPHIA (UP) The Phila
delphia registration commission has
decided that six citizens cannot oc
cupy the same hall bedroom. It was
discovered that the six persons had
registered as voters from the same
rauv a(iw
rtmptsWa.
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room. They lost their right to rote
In the city election.
EDWARD KUBLI ENTERS
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
UPPER APPLEGATTE, Nov. 10
(Spl.) Edward Kubll of the A pp la
get entered the Community hos
pital Thursday where he Is under
going observation.
Benton Pool of Apple gate also la
a patient at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, where he will undergo a major
operation In a few days.
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Police Protection Proved
PHOENIX, Arts. (UP) A Fair
view resident, who knew her noma
area had been annexed by the city
of Phoenix, wanted to make sure aha
had "real city pollc protection."
She telephoned an "emergency" call
to police headquarters. A radio pa
trol ear arrived three minutes later.
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