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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1943)
January T, 1048 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAOB SEVEN MEDIATION OF CLOSED SHOP DEMANDS EYED CHICAGO, Jan. 7 (!) Tho fwloriil unvcrnmonl, tlitouuli tho National H n II w 11 y Mediation hoard, called In representatives of Class 1 railroads and labor to day In nn effort to m'tllo omlc ubly wnua and closed shop, de mands of mora tlmn 1)00,000 win onorutlnK cmuloyos. Guortfu A, Conk, chairman of tho board, planned separate, closed conference each dny with spokesmen (or holh parties ut which ha hoped to mediate their differences. Tho honrd took Alurlsdlcllon of tha dispute In 'volvlnu 10 union on Uucombor 23. . First Time Demands for a cloned iihop nnd wiiKo Increases of 20 eontii bn hour, with a mlnlmuin of 7U cents nn hour, were served on tho rnllroud companies Septcm I, or 20, 10-12. In settling a threatened strike lute In 1IH1 the ntm-operntluK employes re ceived Inereusea of 10 cents nn hour. They hud boon eurnlnu from 35 to HO cfnu mi hour und hud krd raises runulng from 30 to 34 ccnta. Introduction of the cloned shop Ifsuo wna 'he first time the sub iect hod been rnled In the his tory of labor relations between the llnea and the non-upcriilmjf The brotherhoods. It was re- nortcd. were ciicouriiKed to ad vnnco the closed shop propositi by recent awards of thu war labor board directing certain In A dividual corporations In other w industries to place "union aecur lly" clauses Into effect. GIRLS' TESTIMONY By Tht Associated Pr.ns Salesmen oiiKiinod In caaontliil linea will ho Increased from It to C gasoline rationing, effectlva Krldtiy, Statu OPA Director Well- rd Montgomery iinnoiinced lit Portland . , , Thu Oregon offleo of war Information disclosed that fedora I grant of $3000 hna been awarded Oregon for tho euro of children of working mothers , . , A circuit court Jury at Portland (quitted Ralph Weckorly, 4.1, charged with carving his Initial on the body of Henrietta Cuynn, a wo II reus, last May 10 . . , Tho western cooperative spray project will adopt 1 1)4:1 spray programs at Ha 17th annual con ference at Portland next Tues day nnd Wednesday , . , William , E. Wallace, convicted of tho i flrsUlcgreo murder of Benjamin Klnkell at Portland In August, 1041, was re-sentenced by Cir cuit Judge A. P. Dobson to die In tho stale s lethal gas chamber 5F SACRAMENTO, Jan. 7 (?) Fourteen Han Francisco hotels, cluba and bars. Including the St. Francis, Mark Hopkins and Sir Francis Drake hotels and Joe DIMagglo's restaurant, will tell no liquor next woek from Monday through rrlday. Tho stale board of equalize, tlon yesterday ordered a five day suspension of their liquor licenses after hearing the report of a board referee on testimony Oof two girls, 12 and 14 years, that they were served liquor In the establishments. Gcnrgo Rollly, San Francisco board member, assailed a Sun Francisco county grand Jury which also heard tho girls' tea tlmony for not having "the courage to Indict those guilty of contributing to the deluv quency of the minors." Tha Jury several months ago issued a re port naming tho 14 establish mcnts but returned .no Indict' merits. Censors Open Up On "Slow-Bomb" .Now Being Used LONDON, Jim. -7 (A1 The U censors permitted the first men Hon Wednesday of tho KAXr use of a new 2000-pound "slow bomb" In sovernl recent raids on Germany. With a secret braking device, It falls at reduced speed and on Impact spreads destruction rather than dissipating most of x Its power downward. Tho drag is in tho form of p at ono end. Tho RAF said tha now bomb could not bo da scribed accurately as a para chuto typo because It docs not float. The upward nnd outward el facts ot Hie explosion on Impact are described as terrific. Royal Navy Turns From Rum to Milk a LONDON, Jan. 7 (P) The modern royal nnvy is turnln more and mora from ruin milk. The navy reported today that only 40 per cent of Its sailors now take their rum ration, com pared with 05 nor cent In 102 88 per cent In 1013 and 01 per cent In 1030. 11 said 24,000,000 cans of con denscd milk were supplied the fleet In recent months. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FrooBookTollsof HomoTroatmerttthat Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing Ovnr two million boMlMof thoWILbAUW Tit K ATM M N T liavo hoon Hold fnrrellnfnf ympi .oiiii of rilvf tonn fir Ulna front Stomach aim Duadenni utcor duo to avcetti cia row Digestion, Bout or upset stomaen, urmineM, Heart ii urn. BlpiinM, ere. dun to line Acid. Sol1 on Ifi dftvn" trial OAnk for "WHIard'a Motsnx" which fully ADloinji thin iri'ALtitnntv fraa at Oregon News Notes February 28 , , , Concert violin lit Albert Spalding, Interviewed ut Portland, said America Is un dergoing a "tremendous awaken ing In artistic things, especially music." , , . A coroner's Jury ot The Dalles absolved Gerald Rowland, Port In ml truck driver, of criminal nogllgenco In the death of Silas Edward Davis, killed wlillo cross lug an Intersection Tuesday . . , Oregon democrats will assemble ot Portland Saturday for their i.nnunl Jackson day dinner at which Tacoma Mayor Harry P. Cain will bo featured speaker. WMC Committee Wants Shipyards Checked for Waste PORTLAND, Jan. 7 VP) A war manpower commission com mittee believes Oregon ship yards should be checked for manpower wastes. Tho labor-management com mittee said tho survey should show the losses from loafing, un necessary absences and sickness, poor supervision and unneces sary union regulations. Tho committee urged also that employers guarantee seniority rights to workers who shift to war Industries. Read Classified Ads for Results Oregon Farmer Builds Bridge to Get Some Boots PORTLAND, Jari. 7 (!) An Oregon farmer, faced with tho daily chore of crossing a river to get to Ills horses, asked his rationing board for a pair of rubber boots. This, said James M. Mount, stato OPA rationing official, Is what occurred after his request: The rationing board said no, that ho did not qualify for boots under the regulations. The board suggested he build a bridge and he wouldn't need the boots. That the farmer did. But when it was only partially fin ished he Informed his rationing board that he needed some boots to complete the Job. The board ruled that as a bridgcbuilder he qualified. They granted him the boots. PLAN PORTLAND, Jan 6 (P) Or ganization of the Oregon State Farm Chemurgic committee will be completed here at a meeting Thursday of farmers, Industrial ists, scientists, educators and businessmen from all sections of the state. J 5 Night classes in commercial subjects for adults will be In creased at Klamath Union high school. It was announced by H. O. Palmer, head of the commer cial department. The new classes will cover typing, bookkeeping, shorthand and oUlce machines Including manual and electrical calculators and dictaphone. They will be held Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Response of local people to the organization of a typing etas recently led to the formation of the new classes. A small fee will be charged. Those Inter ested should meet at ths high school at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Eating Horse Meat Is Degrading, Thinks LaGuardia NEW YORK, Jan. 7 0P) It'i degrading to eat horse meat, says Mayor La Guardla. "Whatever you do, whether I am here or not, don't 7011 ever permit horse meat to be sold In New York City," he told the city council yesterday. "Wherever it Is sold you Will find degradation." 6" WEYERHAEUSER LAD LONGV1EW, Jan. 7 (IP) Opening ol a new $100,000 Wcy- orhaousur woods products labora tory here promises a new era In the development of the Pa cific northwest's greut wood resources. 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STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Jan. 7 (PJ Another chango In German military leadership was reported today by dispatches from Ber lin which said that General Walther Nohrlng had been super seded by Col. Gen. Von Arniin as commander in chief of the axis forces in Tunisia. Tho Berlin correspondent of tha Stockholm nowspapor Svcnska DaRbladol, who report ed tho change, described Von Amlm as "one of Hitler's favor ite panzer commanders" but of fered no comment on tho signif icance of the appointment. Another Swedish newspaper, tho Dagcns Nyhcter, said the weokly German newsreel had 'shown tho Bey of Tunis receiv ing Von Amlm and Indicated he was now In command. Construction of the non-strategic material transport planes has but a minimum effect on exist ing aircraft production since most of tho production is sub contracted to wood industries which have not until recently been Identified with tho war ef fort. 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