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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1946)
fVA Demand Will Close Small Mills POUTLAND, Ore., April 1R V't An assoi'lnlloii nf southwest niMhiiiKtiui liiili'pciiili'iit loKKlnu M-riilii linliiy ilri lmcd CIO JWA iIi'iiiiiiiiIh fcir lilitlirr wiu'rs will foii'u iiiiiiliii liiiii I'coniiinli'K vhli'h will Hon- iniiiiy siniilliT "Ills uiiil result In "liluliiT him-tin- pi le,., nll( i,.,,,, iiiM.r," llrrl Mursrn, iiiiiiuiMi'i' nf tho J'linlicr Operator ii.wiiliilloii representing mimiII InKUillU I ic 1 1 , i, I I I' In i I llu in 1 1 1 l 1H ili iiiiinil fur 2i I'i'iitN iiii Ikhii- In rrrnsn on tup ,,f wlnil they al ready liny would result In more cipiTiilloiH cluslntf lnwn. Minimum Wag 'I'm CIO I ii tl 11 li t loi in I Wood workers nf A n i'tUii hiive asked a M.I74 hourly minimum, hut Morten reported n survey ot the imvii'liiliou'i membership re veiiled hr oprriiloin now piiylin; nn iiveniKo of $1.1111 mi hour. lie. uiiil n study hy I he Washington Mute department of lidmr mid induMiies reported nveraue l"K KinK wanes In Dceembrr, 1U43 were $1 112 H fin hour The pres ent minimum In $1 0.1 nn hour, hut Moi'm-ii mild a cheek of ml I In L airi rumps would reveal a very muni P'T rem or wnrKinen re colvinti that iiinoiinl. Mnrsen'a statement, com I nit nl the done of nil dnv neKutlntlnii nieetliiM wild CIOIWA repre sentatives, nld operators would Irive for itrenter eronomir opi rntloii under nnv liluher pny urn lr mid in result nrodui-tlon would dnii. He iittrihuti-d the prrjent hinder scale to "din- proiinrtliiiiiite hlk'h wnite helnK paid taller nnd buckers. No Rent Hikes Contemplated WASHINGTON. April 18 (Vj Tiiul A. J'orter, Ol'A adminis trator notified Senator Cordon (H-Ore) tiKlny tho Ol'A docs not rnnlcmplato a "general incrcnso In rent at the present time." Cordon rcluyed to I'ortcr a request from Portland apart ment owners that they bo treat d more liberally. Porter snid that misquotation of bla recent stutcmetit concern lull the rent (iU'Mlnn led to wide apread misinterpretation that It promised rent Increases. "All of our sludlct of tho rent al hounlnic oeratlnna under rent control, based on examination of actual operation records by Ol'A accountant," Porter wild, "hnvo fliown that lnndlordii huvo lien ernlly prospered under rent control.'1 Fishermen Settle iO-Day Work Halt VANCOUVER, D. C. April 18 LVi Union officials of the Urlt fch Columbia Fishing Net Work ers and the regional war Inhor board have reached a "mutually satisfactory'' nrrnniicnient lirro ending a 30-day-old work atop nuife. Tho negotiations hava estab lished for the time an eight hour day, with time and a quar ter for hourly-paid workers. Alex Cordon, business agent for the United Fishermen and Allied Workers union, said wage Increases rnnulnft from $10 tn $40 a month were also agreed upon. 200,243 Register In Multnomah PORTLAND, April 18 (,11 Multnomah jounty counted 200, J4H registered voters when the folia for the May primary elec tion cloned last nirfht 102..141 of them dcmocraM, 1)1,030 icpubli cons. Registrar Jimr W. Glcason laid about 1000 r.iore nmr.es probably wo.ud reach the in tral offlco here from outlying districts. The United Stiitci paid two ents per acre $7,200,000 to Russia for Alaska In 1887. ' Held ;f VVVV "V- ' , II - , h-: vi i,.l.. ! VVV 'J I ! . . 'V Chariot Vlar (above), 26, who It tho stop-father of 8-montht-old Roberta Fountalno in criti cal condition from a baatino it htld by police in Detroit on a charge of Investigation of at tempted murder in connection with the beating. (AP) Wtrephoto) Oregon Beef Lack Growing PORTLAND. April 18 (!') A I'm Hand food merchunts as sociation field secretary today reported a growing shortage of beef in Oregon and mild lamb ami pork wero virtually unob tainable, because nf a seasonal scarcity of feed on the range. Hack from a two-week lour of the state, Mrs. C. L. Knight said black markets were not preva lent and Unit she found only i.Kilnted enses of prlco violations. In a statenient on the meat situation, the Ol'A listed five reasons for a scarcity In tome ment Item. They nre: 1 Season al decline In beef and hog sup ply; 2 Increased overseas re lief shipment: 3 Higher de mand: 4 Over buying of slnughtert Into 1U4U supplies; 3 Grain shortage for feed. Civic Leaders Meet To Back Air Route SEATTLE, April 18 (!') In a meeting lire linn nary to a milli- erlng of western mayors here In June, mayors and civic leaders or I'urtland, Iiu-omn and Seattle met here yesterday and formed a nucleus of a Pacific Northwest council to promote a direct uir route irom this area to Hawaii Mayor Enrl Itilev. Frank M Womaek and Hoy F. Owen at tended from Portland. Mayor Eloct C. Val Fawcctl wus pres cut from Tacomn. Classified Ads Bring Results. Strike Slated In Canneries SEATTLE, April 18 Ml The Alaska Cannery Workcra union (CIO) has announced that the va.iiiif.uuii munKu Biiiinon cun ning IndUKtry will be strike bound lit midnight Suturday. President P. P. Mori of the un ion'! Seattle local said lust night Hint "further ntteiupta (at nego tiations) lira useless In view of the employer a refusal to dlseusa our demniiils for a 30 per cent wago Increase." "Our member will not go north to the canneries until their firesent (II) cent hourly wage Is irouglit up to 80 cents," Mori bald. The first large group of can nery workers usually leaves for Alaska by tho inldilla of May. $100 a Month for Life Tkt Golden Yean Plan givci you insurjnte protection now nd t monthly income for life when you retire. Details will be gladly explained hy any Standard Iniuranc representative. ST.I Villi 1SI ISAM i: Company LYNN ROYCROFT EVA LONG Bernard A. Fetter 412 Main St. Klamath Falls. Ore. I good.. I rJ3 1 You'll finJ.TANO jgS Mori tald all operation!, Includ ing vcwoli preparing to tall with cannery tuppllei, would be pick eted after the Saturday deadline and that waterfront labor groups had pledged lupport of the ttrikc. FEARED HIS HELP When Kilns Howe Invented the sewing machine, he was widely denounced by leamatrcasci, tho very people he sought to help. They believed the labor-saving device would do away with their occupation. Longshore Tie-Up Increases Prices ANCHORAGE, Alaska, April 18 W) Thing! are going up way up In Alaska towm since the longshore itrike hat tied up the porta. A housewife newly arrived from the State! bought tha In- maAi,p a siwi, ii rii. ora. ftmiPAT. .rn tt, in, rn me gredlenti for a aimple salad and paid a talct flip amounting to 16 20. Sample prices are 73 centi a pound for lettuce, the tame for bananai, while cucumber! and torn a toe t retail for a flat $1.10 apiece. SAW IT, BUT DIDN'T Edmund Halley never aaw "Halley'a comet." It did not bear hit name at the time he observed it In 1882, and ha died before tt returned in 1730, an appearance he predicted to tha very year. Husbands ! Wives ! Want new Pep and Vim? TtwmMnds of iwit'l wflro-fl'Jt, hftitft"! l-evuw iM'lf law. If'.B. ' tww l lit, vllfcl.tr. ty tHU-l 1'HtW Tlilt. -n'alrn I1-.0 (.-!. tfi. rnny ii'avj (of pry atao tii.tillaa VUftiui'i lt. Ott it lnuwluru alM (" ' -At dnii etores vryvmr in Klam lh ralli, at Walrni and Whlttnan Urug. DON'T Dig Up Your Sewer! ( a v:lt I Roto Rootib Jtr I" CLOCOtD fOSryfJxS Jstwtes and Phone 8390 for Electric Roto Rooter Sewer Cleaning Service FREE ESTIMATES Work Guaranteed A New Inexpensive Method of Cleaning Clogged S.wert of Roots. INSIST ON GaU jaAs MILK Your moat nutrltlout, economical food , . . carefully bottled by tha most modern, sanitary method! for your families' protection. Aik for Crater Lake milk at your grocer! or Telephone S101 for Homo Delivery KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Manufacturer! of CRATER LAKE Dairy Products 04 Mm w m m MBa.MBaBaaaBMea I I I Make certain of an Easter Sunday dinner that's perfect. Buy at Safeway, where everything is guaranteed. Choose your meats, your fruits and vegetables, your groceries each item you need to prepare a delicious feast all with complete assurance of satisfaction. VP lie" How to make your Easter table attractive Whether your Easter celebration include only the immediate family or whether you mako the day one for entertaining, the occa sion call for table decorations. Here"! an . idea that may be used for almost any Eastor party and for every age group, too. The first thing to do when planning your decorations is to decide on tho color scheme. Your tablecloth or place mota may be the koy to tho colors you'll use.' Place mat! lim nlify the laundry problem, but you may pre fer an all-white or pastel cloth. If white is your choico then any color scheme may be carried out in the decoration!. f ASTER BONNET CINTIRPIICI The main attraction of our centerpiece is hatbox. It may bo either round or square, small or large, and it doesn't have to be a fancy one. Ours is covered with gay striped gift paper, but the same effect is obtained by covering the hatbox in plain pastel colored paper and pasting on contrasting atripes. (Vegetable glue makes a neater job of this, for it doesn't come through the paper.) Plain or figured shelf paper, wallpaper or crepe paper may also be used. Use real ribbon of harmonizing or contrasting color or crepe paper to tie up the box and form the bow. Line the box with pastel-colored tissue paper, tilt the lid ad let sprays of spring blossoms or flowers, pussy willows or green leaves hang out over tho side. Place one or two toy bunniee (or you could use a pottery bunny, chicken or duck, or a cov ered hen dish) by the hatbox. Arrange flowers or decorated Easter eggs and leavea around the hatbox to complete the centerpiece. The same idea may be carried out in the favors. Cover small boxes similarly, but place the lid on the box. Then when the box is opened, there could be a "surprise" opening course, dessert, or favor! such as candy Easier eggs or small gifts. JC Dlrrcttr The Homemakers' Bureao An Extrm Satway Strvkt Flavorinq l 20c 2-ot Bottle 33a A Vai . . 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