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
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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.
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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."
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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.
Tho constant elm will bo an,
even fuller utilization of west
ern forest resources In all
forms, whether as structural ma
terials, wood pulp and fibrous
products, chemicals and deriva
tives or plaNtlc materials, com
pany officials said today. C. G,
Heritage, who directed similar
work In a wood conversion plant
at Cioquct, Minn., heads the
laboratory.
Six separate laboratory work
shops, fully equipped, aro lo
catud on the second floor. Spe
cial rooms Include a workshop
for tho "home" manufacture 01'
"gadgets," a balunco room for
fine weighing, an oven room and
constant temperature and hu
midity rooms.
When fully staffed, the labora
tory will require the full time
services of 30 men. The build
ing Is of modem stylo architec
ture, of the newest types of
wood construction.
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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. Woods used In the production
of tho now air freighters are
hickory, spruce, birch, gum,
mahogany and Douglas fir.
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