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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1934)
March 7, 1934 THE' EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRE3 6:DQ O'CLOCK LI SUSPE BY DEO COMMISSION PORTLAND) Moroh T. (ZD Acting on tho conclusion llmt ninny woman would bo thrown out of emiilnymont If IU 1:00 p. m. working mutilation wuro oontlnuoil, Ilia 11810 woiiaro com inlnilou Tuesday lusponclad IU ar dor whlcli had prolilkltod tha worklnic of woman In mercantile establishments attor t o'clock ftt "nlslit. I Tho com mUlon wni told at tho hoarlns tniti onoui o.uuv wo. man In Multnomah oountr aro raglitorod on fodoral unemnloy motil rulli, and that perhaps 1000 mora would bo out of work l( tho ( p. m. cloning hour ihould ha enforced. In mlo tho flrat regulation prohibiting woman working In nmrcnntllu stores uftar ( p. m., wa promuUalad. About two years ano It wan contaiilud and imlii illncrlinlniitory. Tho last loKlnlntura churned tho alutitto to iilvo tha commission state wide. authority, ami mo naw rea ulatlou wan Issued Kobruary S. A storm of protests oroso from roup purporting to ipaak for ilio ainuloyad wonK'n. A furthnr complication aroao 1 at yostorday's meeting whon It ' developed that It la unlawful for womon to work whoro Intoxlcat Inr linuor la served. Undor tho now lawa of tho atnto. Inloxlcot in lluuur la defined aa contain' lug mora than one half of ono pur cant of alcohol, uorr is, ' rhnlrmnn of tha commls- Ion, did not Bay what action tha oommUalon may ioko in mis coir nectlon. CWA Wage Scale ' Increase Refused (Continued From Pago Ono) relief hearlne acbedulod for the courthouia Wednoaday nlaht It tii nolntod out at Wednesday morning's moating that tho com mlttoo moeta weekly on Wednes day morning and will bear spe cific complalnu at thcio meet ings, and la particularly glad to rocelvo complalnu through tho regular rollnt employe, who can weakly on relief famllloa to learn thalr neeas. Increase Asked. Members explained It was tho policy of tho committee to carry out Inaofar aa poaalblo tho wlahoa of tho tadnral government and lrilriont Roosevelt, and called attention to tho heavy oxpsndl turo of federal funda for rellot .and emergency employment pur noiea In Klamath county. Tho rnmmltleO U asking tor an In In the county relief bud gal for March of about 60 por cant over rouruory, or "" maielv 119.000. Tho relief commltteo dlacuaaed tho poaallillltloa of promoting gardening thla year, and decided . tnifi. fivantase of tho govern ment's offer of seod for relief gardanlng purpoaca. .Mlaa pnyim ii.ri.n. hand of the rollot unit, waa inalructed to confer with riniiv Aaonl C. A. Hondoraon tn nrtlnlllll tllnnB. Managor llaldwln of tho CWA aid that the reduced quota of men allowed Klamath count, and tho noceaalty for concentrating In tho contora of groatoet unem ployment, require that tho work i,riii.ilnn illatrlcU bo brought to a doao at tho end of tbo present weok. Grazing Rights Win Recognition (Continued from raga one) Ice to tha park service ot tho monument, It was poinioa out. has been tho chief reason for thi Woolnrowers' associations at tack, but this was a matter In which tho chambor was not in volvod. In February, the local chambor wont on rocord asking that arming prlrlloxos bo malntalne In the monumont. area, and In aniwor to lotter sent to Cam moror, tho park- director, with regard to this, ho saya: "Although It Is our genoral policy to prohibit grating within tho national parks and tmtlonal mnuummits, all grating privil eges which woro enjoyed within tho limits of tho monument at tho time of tho tranatiir will bo rooognlsed by this office, Mvont utilly, If It la necessary to inuko adjnatmoiita In grating privileges In the pulillo Intaruat, wo would expect to work out suoli adjust ments to tho satisfaction of all ooncerui'd. "rlnaae aaaure all ot tho live stock men Interested that this of fice hue no Intnntlon of working a hiirdshln on them." ' At Wodnosduy a meeting the cbumhor board endorsed tne pro a ram of tho Junior chamber of commerce calling for a boat ro- gatta hero Juno 28 and s. BUTTER LOAF FOR HEALTH Rich in car bohydrates, essential to perfect health, this bread should be a staple in every diet. NEGOTIATIONS GET UNDERWAY 0 CONTRACTS (Contlnuod from page Ono) hud ndvanco Information on tho action. Koblnson s remarks followed testimony beforo tho senate's spo' clal slrmall committee that the United Alrcrafts and Transport corporation had rlred I.eur Fets. son ot Uenatar Fess (It., Ohio), In tho Intercal of "expodltlng passago of tho Wators airmail act In 1030. HOI'HK IIKA1IH DEMAt, WASHINGTON, March 7. (P) Testimony ho prevloualy had giv en that Harry 11. Woodrlng, as alstnnt aocrotary of war, had cliangud apeclflcatlon for air pianos waa denied today beforo the houae military commltteo by Major Uenoral Uenjamln V, Foulols, chlof of tho army air corns. Karllor. Woodrlng testified ho bad not changed specification for 17,000.000 worth of planoa, Summoned by the commltteo, Foulola told tho only cbango made by tho asslatant secretary In tho 17.500.000 deal had been "as to procedure only." Ilt'llNH :IIM KII.I.KI) DUItNM. March 7 Ml An 8- year-old girl, Mary Temple, was fatally Injured Monday whon she fell across tho front axlo of the buggy she waa driving after the horse became frlghtoned and un controlable. Bhe waa dragged to death. Tbo borao halted at tho gato of tho Temple farm two miles away. BANK BANDITS TAKES15.000 IN SOUTHLAND (Continued From Pago Ono) Doth were placed In solitary conflnoment, WinK HUNT ON SIOUX FALLS, 8. D March 7, (p) Authorities of South Dakota and Iowa searched by alrplano and automobile today for the machine-gun bandits who robbed tho Security National Ilnnk and Trust company ot 140.000 In cash Tueaday, after terrorizing employes and cltltans. Tho robbers held 1,000 towns people at bay, wounded a police man, and forced rive poraone, Including four woman, to accom pany thorn as shields against tho fire of pursuers. Tho women, carried on the running board of tholr car to sev eral miles out of town, whero they were released, woro Mrs. Alice lllcgan, Mrs. Mildred Dnst wlck, Miss Kmma Knnbach and Miss Mary Lucas. Loon Olson, teller, end fifth prisoner, was ro loased earlier at tho city limits. Ileporls that John Dllllnger, escaped killer, may have led tho gang, were discounted by officials ot the bank, who said thoro was no resomblanca by any of the bandlU to Dllllnger. POE VALLEY POR VALLEY, Ore. Mrs. Har. ry Gilbert Is still critically 111 at the Hlllaldo hospital, whero alio aubmltted to a major operation last Friday. Mra. Joe Taylor, who waa patient at tho Hlllsldo hospital, Is home now and quite wall again Mrs. Billy Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ross bsd an appendicitis operation rnd is re covering rapidly. She will stay for several days with hor parenU after bar removal from the bos Dltsl. Church meotlngs are being held at the Community ball at 8 o'clock ovary evening but Satur day and Monday. Tho Itevorend Ivorgor and Itevorend Dlnlr are conducting tho moetings. Quite large crowds attend. Noll Wobber and John Holr houior wore In Klamath Falls on business Friday. William Clalrage and mother, Harry Gilbert and Orrllle Moore were In town Friday. Mr. Gil bert went In to bo at tbo bed side of bis wife who Is critically III. Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson wero In the valley on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs, unirpra vormii- lion from The Slstors, Oregon, wore In the valloy to visit friends one day last week, Mr. and Mrs. irrancu rreuer wore visiting at tbo Pickett ranch near Mulln ono evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork were shopping In Klamath Falls Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. wood van Moier and John Van Meter aro moving to Klamath Falls for the sum mar. Several of the farmers in tne valley aro turning their cattle out on tbo range as tbe feed Is getting so good. Wilson com us ana losiio rru ltt left Saturday for Talent, Ore gon, wnero tnoy are visiung ai tbo homo ol Frank Casey. Mrs. Nell Welibor and Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Webber were in town Thursday to visit Mrs. wee Iter's daughter, Mrs. Harry Gil bert, at tho Hillside hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holtbouser are living at tho Brelthaupt ranch, whore Jack Is employed. Little Toddy Freuer bad the misfortune to burn his band quite badly a few days back. Mrs. Eddie Itoberu and son, Wnrron, visited relatives In, Mor rill Thursday, nobody ever dreamed of doing It." Johnson then urged that a rep- resentatlvo group of Industrial ists remain with blm after the code authority gathering ends to work out by agreement some (Infinite procodttre for meeting the current probloms. Code authorities meeting else where wero Informed by NRA of ficials meanwhile that whila no definite policy has been deter mined, NHA Is "sympathetic" to price oontrol provisions as made possible In "open pries associ ations," Such associations are made np of Industries or businesses which publish their prices beforo they go Into effect for tho benefit of other members ot the groups. BEND, Mareh 7 (P) L. P. Wlest, 76, known as the dean of centrnl Oregon Irrlgatlonlsts, and tho man who aurvoyod tho town slta ot Ilund. died at bis homo hers, Tuesduy. Tho street of the city remain much tho same today as when Wlest surveyed them In 1901 and 1001. In point of continuous residence ho was Bend's oldest eltlsen. CHIEF TO ASK TEN PERCENT CODE SLASHES (Continued from Page One) said or I have said will lead anyone to tbo Idea that industry Is to bo placed In a Procrustean hiui hv ukase or flat or to say that hours shall be so and bo by administrative order. "I hone too et any sucb Idea out of your mind because Don't Trifle With Cough. Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fdht cerms autckly. Creo- mulsion combines 7 major helps In one. Powerful out narmiess. Pleasant to take. No narcotics, vnnr own druislst Is authorised to refund your money on tbe spot If your cough or cold Is not re moved by Creomulslon. iaov.j I sum NEW TODAY! Spring Frocks 975 Glowing with t f e spirit of s p r i n g 1 Checks and plaids, stripes and prints. Dresses so gay you feel better just for lobkinq at them. 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