! 4 Nickel Firms
Accused In
Trust Suit
NEW YOriK. Muy 18 ()
Tim government filed In federal
rourl torliiy civil complaint
cliuriiliiil Canadian nickel corn
,.any. II New York City sul
ilMlnry. mid three officers nf the
firm with vlnliillmi of anti-trust
laws In connection Willi the Im
portation, iniinufiicture, dlslrlbu
Hon unci sale of nickel oroi,
nickel H i ul nickel products.
Tim firms, described liy the
government the world's larg
el producers of nickel, ore the
Inlornntlnnal Nickel Company
of Canada, I.W., and lln subsldl
ry, the International Nickel
Co in puny, Inc. Individuals
named were Robert C. Btanlry,
John K. Tlinnipaan and Paul D.
Mnrlra president, exocutlve
vice president and vice prosl
dent, reiipectlvely, of both com
panies. .
The anti-trust division of the
t'rpiirtliimil of justice, which
filed the milt, churned the flrnii
preserved a iiionopoly position
ly cartel agreements with
French and Ormiin competitors,
including the I. Ci. Kurbeii Indus
tries nf Germany.
Attorney General Explains
Attorney (jonurnl Tom C.
C'lurk. mild In a atuteinent re
. Iciim-d here:
r " "This ce It among the most
' Important In our anti-trust pro
gram for eliminating realralnU
and inonopollcii in basic Indus
tries. The complaint charges thai
the drfrndimla conspired to re
strain trade In and monopolized
the nickel Industry in violation
of the Sherman act."
The milt seek complete sop
arallon of the business of the
Canadian corporation and Ha
American subsidiary, and asks
that a plan he formiilated by the
court for redlatrlbutlng the aa
art of the flrma to deatroy their
aliened monopoly, to prevent a
continuation of the aliened trade
ri-atrnuitn, and to open the nickel
industry in the United Statea to
competition.
2 Choices In
Surveyor Race
The Utile hcard of political ac
tivity between Frank 7.. Howard
and Wally Hector, both repub
lican candidate for county aur
vryor. la one of the two mattera
to be aettled by Klamath coon
tv voters tomorrow.
The other aetllement will be
marie In the hotter race between
David R. Vandenberg and Clar
ence A. Humble, both running
Mr circuit judge. The bench la
nun partisan, but only register
ed republican may cast a bal
lot for aurveyor.
Frank Z. Howard la the pre
nt aurveyor, having been elect-
V ed in 1942. and la finishing hia
S first term In office.' He Is a vet-
eran of World War I, haa
30 yeara experience aa a civil
engineer and aurveyor and la a
republican party leader In the
county.
Wally Hector at present la
county engineer, appointed to
that post by the county court.
The work done by tho two of
fices Is closely allied and it la
Hector's aim, if elected aurveyor,
to combine the officca of aur
veyor and engineer.
Hector ia a lifelong resident
nf Klamath Kails and received
his engineering education at
Oregon Slate. He haa had IS
yenra of experience In engineer
ing. Duties of the county aurveyor
are twofold, those pertaining to
. aurveya, records, boundaries and
' the like aa provided by the leg
islature, which made it an elec
tive office, and those delegated
to the aurveyor by the county
court.
The engineer's duties are laid
down by the county court and
have to do with the construction
and maintenance of county
roads. In cooperation with tho
roadmaster.
Neither Howard nor Hector
have done much active cam
: paignlng but In the past few
City Polling Places
Pet.
No. Location Address I
1 L. L. Haugh, 133 8. Itlvcralrte.
2 Conger school, California Ave.
3 llnldwlii hotel, 31 Muln.
4 l. C. Maxtor, 'I'M Washington.
B Valley hotel, 4 IS I'lno.
B Presbyterian church, 601 Tina.
7r. W. Abbey, 830 Lincoln.
8 Courthouse basement, 4th and Main.
a r'liu iiiimrv hftioinenl. Sill and Klamath.
10 Arcade hotel, 10.14 Main.
11 Lake lintel, litzii Minn.
12 Covenant church. 823 Walnut.
13 Bulrk garage, 1330 Main.
14 Lombard Motors, 522 Ho. fllh.
19 Viola Klefer. 2242 White Ave. '
18 Mra. W. O. I.ohrey, 2144 F.berlcln.
17 Cecil E, Wilbur, 2220 Wantland.
IB Duke Itldg., f)2l Fast Main.
ID Mills school, Fast Main,
20 Shepherd Music Co., 34 East Main,
j i m... t Cntltl, 9in Fust Mnln
22 llalslger garage, Main and Esplanade,
'IQ VI. -I. !!., lllllalHiv
24 K. Koschnlck. basement 548 Pacific Terrace.
25 Mra. Larson, 1033 Melrose.
28 Huosevelt school, 1125 Kldorado.
27 Dr. P. H. Ilorenclal, 1444 Crescent.
28 County library, Mon Claire.
20 Kalrvlew school, 1017 Donald.
30 Jack Miller, 725 St. Francis.
31 K. M. Clark, 1937 Oregon.
32 Mrs. Burke, 1108 Hanks.
County Polling Places
Preelnet Location
Address
. I A I .... m a a,.l,fu,l
No. Altamont Altamont elementary school.
So. Allamont Mra. Margaret Tedrlck, 4331 Blsbee.
Ileatty Church.
Illy Church.
Chemult School.
K. Chlloquln City library.
W, Chlloquln Hay Lewis residence, Wasco atreet.
Crescent Lake Schoolhouse.
Camp No. 8 Office lildg.
Dairy Old schoolhouse. Woodrow Nelson residence.
Nu. Enterprise First Church of God, Altamont drive.
So. Enterprise Mrs. W. Rutledge, 4018 Altamont drive.
Gilchrist Recreation hall.
Hlldebrand School. ... ...
No. Homedale Parks Cabinet shop, 4008 So. Oth.
So. Homedale Mrs. Frina Monre, 5200 Walton drive.
Klamath Lake Mrs. Wampler'a residence.
Langell Valley Grungo hall.
Lenox Weyerhaeuser hotel
Lost River Library, Bonanza.
East Malln Broadway hall.
West Malln High school.
Fast Merrill Room, Merrill hotel.
West Merrill Community hall.
Midland Grange hall.
Modoc Mrs. Mildred Holms residence.
Mt. Lakl Grange hall, near Mac's store.
Odell Thomas Bracken store.
Orindale McVey residence, highway and Old Keno road.
Pelican Bay Pelican school.
Pine Grove Olene grange hall.
Poe Valley Grange hall.
Plevna Schoolhouse, Keno..
E. Shasta Shasta school.
No. Shasta S. G. Wells residence, 1005 Wlard.
So. Shasta Offico county shops.
W. Shasta Mrs. C. A. Esgato, 3849 Shasta way.
Spragu River Schoolhouse.
Stewart Stewart-Lenox church.
Shevlin School.
Wood River Dance hall.
Yamsay Roger Wright res., highway shops. Sand Creek.
No. 33 Maybclle DcYoung res.. Apt. 5, 2427 So. 8th.
Rev. Anderson
In Washington
The Rev, D. B. Anderson of
Klamath temple haa left for
Washington, D. C, to attend the
National Fellowship for Spiri
tual Awakening convention In
Washington, u.
C being held
this week.
Ho will assist
Dr. Z o 1 1 e r,
famed radio
pastor, who is
Instrumental In
t h I a nation
wide move
ment. The
meetings at tho
capital started
May 12 and
will coutinuo through May 19.
The Rev. C. H. Anderson, j
brother of the pastor, will offi-1
elate at Klamath temple during
his abaence.
Blllle Washington, one of the ;
"Washington Twins" who was
here recently with his brother
and their wives, were again at
Klamath temple Wednesday
night.
Have the Extended Coverage
Endorsement added to your fire
Insurance policy. Ask Hans Nor.
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Phone 6060.
Doukhobors Stage
Riotous Sit-Down
NELSON, B. C, May 18 (VP)
Reporta from Krestova last
night aald Doukhobor fanatlca
hud taken over the co-operative
store there, reduced the interior
to a shambles and were staging
a sltdown strike In the mldt of
the wreckage.
The action was reportedly a
protest of the store aa being
agalnat the principles of their re
ligion. Other members of the sect pre
vented an attempt to fire the
building.
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ibai.o a Nswa. ismik rail. o. Tm asDAT, Mr is, me, Tkna.
daya both have been presenting
their vlewa of tho two offlcea In
question In The Herald and
News and have been buttonhol
ing prospective voters.
The British used sea lions to
track down submarines In World
War I with some success.
FALSE ALARM
The northern lights were so
bright on the night of Jan. 25.
1938, that the fire department of
Windsor, England, made a run to
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his hayntld ... with team and trac
tor. Flaally ht aocceeds breaks a
score of windowa round about, and
frighteaa the aeighbera half to
death 1
"All I used," apologises Homer,
"was a couple of small sticks of
dynamlta, Ilka you should."
That was no two small sticks of
dynamite," Judge Cunningham says
severely and H flaally comes out
that Homer got ao rasaed mad at
that everlasting stamp, he'd plant
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roots.
Reminds yoa ef all the excuses
human Ik gs use to cover up bad
judgment. Like the "two-beer
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trouble, and blames it on "a couple
of bears," you can be mighty sura
they are covering up the truth.
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