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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1946)
ongressmen Urge Action n Lumber Price Ceilings ichiNGTON, Murch 10 MP) AS"1""' ,,, uBkcd Ol'A H"!. Siick uctlon on de- IJk effecting lumucr price '"''..mifv wiih ukod to rule May uppllwitlonH for It. , iinnlc" wh I'll la E? used tor milking light E .rimlois und congi'i'iiH P.., .1 Sc.mtor Cl.nvez (D- i naell Urges I lousing Head oGet Going tuASUING'I'ON, March 10 (I1) Cell n-Orc.) nld In a J! t today ho o gain had (id Wilson Wyiitt, hoiiBlnu a uirntor to "cut rod tnpc ffl" ivlo building Blurted F'if uld he had tuken up Sllon before with Wyntt the only answer ho got was UurnKlnK wlt", no fT Uiat botllonockii will bo at aside and the muzo of red K cut so builders enn pro- "lio house will bo built for Mini unless AdmlnlKtrutor M lakes drastic action mnk It noMlblo to iccurc prlorl- iiind Imincdlalo authority to iln construction," Angoll auld. inicll cited tho prodlcamcnt IZhulldor In his district who ho had applied to tho fed Showing authority for prl- fily to coantruct homes and that tho Portland FHA of Lwii i month behind in tiling lucli applications, itiimhcr comnanles are three Lki behind in filling orders so v l taKC nun nnuwiur vwu bcthi to got started. 10 Loggers ie Up Mill FOREST GROVE. Ore.. b!9 P) Refiuul of CIO i to supply timber to the ffL manned Carnation lumber 111 here has halted production txe workmen voted to remain Die AFL union lato last week. The ihutdown. Involving 85 k followed an NLRI3 collec- in bargaining 1 1 e c 1 1 o n in E workers voted 74 to 3 in of the AFL lumber and II union. I ft. W. Barklcy, AFL spokes an hero, wild "it tonkn llkn Ihnv f going to force the Issue of kln( all tho lumber industry CO by refusing us logs." Ho i the workers had handled p. cut by the CIO Intcrnation Woodworkers of America set 1938. Officials of the CIO-IWA re ad to comment on the altua a, but AFL spokesmen said t collective bargaining elcc soi due at Gales Pcuk and imson mills might be influ ad by the Carnation mill shut WD. lectors Reject fiirricr Merger MEDFORD. Mnrch 10 UPi ictors of four Jackson county aool districts have rciccted a Will to consolidate into a m district, the canvassing jrd hero announced today. The hnarri nlri ih. Moi-i.li 13 Itttlon flRush districts favoring tho Iwicr, while Littlo Applcgato Union ODnnsert. Favnrnhln plain three districts were Nod to carry the merger. HlDI Nar1nn Siit. I ....... F M. 6th St. N.M.) an chairman, listened throughout Monduy to lumber price testimony from Industry representative and from of iiciu s of government recon. version agencies. The lumbermen said flatly that price Increases must be granted If mure lumber is to be produced for the housing pro gram, Kenneth Smilh, of the Cali fornia Redwood anHoclatlon, ex plained there aro strikes at nine mills, roproscnllng 85 per cent of tho redwood Industry, over wago issues. Unless they enn get higher prices, "there is no in centive for them to get tho strike over," lie testified. Quick Dociilon A quick decision on tho price ceilings was recommended by Senator McFarland (H-Ariz.), who suld that "Indecision" on the part of Ol'A "Is detrimental to tho Industry." , Frederick C. Holder, an of ficial of the Industrial materials division of Ol'A, replied that most cases of delay on the part of OPA in milking decisions of that kind arise from luck of In formation submitted by In dustries involved. "That is one of OPA's stock answers," McFarland shot back. Lyle C. WatLi, chief of the forest service, told the commit tee thnt additional areas of tim ber can bo opened up for lum bering if congress provides funds to build access roads in the forests. He predicted that "it will be a long time before we produce enough lumber to meet the de mand. Snell Urges Job Survey SALEM, March 10 (I1) Ore gon state deportment heads and municipal authorities were urged in an open letter from Gov, Earl Snell today to coordi nate employment efforts for vet erans. Reporting that 60,000 Oregon men are still duo to return home from military duly, the gover nor said most of those now dis charged "already have been em ployed or have tnken advantage of educational benefits or spe cialized training." He sold he believed "many job opportunities" could be opened through a survey thnt would ar range veteran-employer con tacts. State department heads were told to give every consideration to disabled veterans. He said, however, that job openings in the state offices were scarce tem porarily because of reemploy ment of veterans returning to their pre-war positions. . . A Christmas Tree From The Girl Scouts if' ' 7 WPffl I Wf;.fl W r ft wi ! DROWNS TROUTDALE, March 10 (P) Two-year-old John Chrlstianson drowned : yesterday , when he tumbled into Beaver creek which runs through the family property here, Strombrg Carlson Radios. Derby's Music Co. Tuesday, March 19. 1948 HERALD AND NEWS THREE Whin in Mtdford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joa and Ann Earley Proprietors NEED REFRIGERATORI REPAIRS? DON'T CUSS CALL US1 DIAL 767 CAI I C APPLIANCE rMLM TIRE SERVICE 11th and Main CiimBxinn the 34th anniversary of Girl Scouts and Girl Scout week,, a whits fir was plant ed on the courthouse lawn Sunday in a fittlna ceremonv attended hv memberi nf tho nronnisn. tion and those interested in Scouting. The tree was planted at an advantageous spot and will be uiod in soasoni to come as a living Christmas tree. On the ground, left to right, Mary Anne Preiton and Patty Tealei standing. County Judge U. E. Reeder, Florence McConahey, executive director of Girl Scouts; Mrs. L. A. Murphy, Mn. James Pinniger and Henry Perkins. Seconds later the door opened and out walked the rat. Swedish Film Actor Socked On Jaw At Hollywood Party HOLLYWOOD, March 10 ffl Friends of Kurt Kreugcr, Swed ish movie actor, related today how he was slugged on the jaw at a party last night at the home of I. I. Rubin, a wealthy furrier. Those at the party said Krcuger met Fatima Ipar, sister of millionaire Turkish Journalist Ali M. Ipar, who is in Holly wood on motion picture business, and was talking to her when her escort, an unidentified coast gunrd officer, became involved with him In an argument. Guests said the officer took Fatima home but returned to the party and struck Kreugcr before all hands present lent a hand in throwing him out, without any Hemorrhoids! Owl! But He SMILES, Now Be wise u A wu. Vae the PILE formula, doctort uee adjunctlvely at noted Thorn ton Minor Clinic. QUICK palliative relief of pain, Irritation and aorcnena. Helps aofton and tenda to shrink swell ing. Get tube Thornton & Minor's Kcctal ointment or Thornton & Minor Rectal Supposltorlrn. 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