Schvellenbach Summons
Conference In Attempt
To Prevent Dock Strike
WASHINGTON, Mny 24 (!') i ami International trade channels
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Samtliiry of Labor hrliwallmi'
bach Imluy culled a conference
next Wednesday to discuss the
work tiiuKo scheduled (or
June 15 by wot count maritime
worker and loiiKHhorenien.
Itt'lirescntatlvi's of the mari
time union, shin owners and lit
war ahipplnu adinlnlattalluii
were Invited to the meeting to
be held In I be Inbor department
In Wanblnuton.
In a statement, Schwelleiiuarh
aid the tlireiitened slnpunKe
would "seriously Impair national
Century Group
Plans Big Show
Opportunity for writing and
Durtlcliiallng In a colorful uau-
emit shuwlng the lilatnry and
development of Klamath coun
ty will be extended to resident!
of tho rounty soon a finan
cial underwriting of the protect
It completed, according to Mrs.
Cienevii Duncan, president of the
Kluinulli Ccnteniilal association,
k Interested person from the
C ninny cuiumiinlty were Invited
into a recent meeting at which
plum for the piignnnt and finan
cial arrangement were ex
plained by Duslnraa Manager
Charles It. Stark. An excellent
response Indicated tnlere.it on
the part of communities outside
of Klamath Kalis, as well as
among city residents.
Professor Horace Robinson,
director of dramatics at the Uni
versity of Oregon, ban taken
time to visit Klamuth Kalla to
tulk with members of the Cen
tennial aaaoclutlon und has In
dicated an Interest in directing
the pugeaut. He la well quali
fied for tbla work as be hus
directed aeverul outstanding pag
eants In the nortbweat In tho
pail. He haaidlri-ct contact with
experienced technical aaalatants,
so it la probublo that a trained
directing group under Prof. Hob
inaon will be contracted when
the underwriting I completed.
A further meeting of the Cen
tennial association will be an
nounced soon to give members
an opportunity to offer sugges
tions and to help set up com
mittees to carry out details of
the program. Script, music and
talent suggestions are welcomed.
They should be sent to the Klam
ath Centennial association, 323
Main, Klamuth Kails. Those in
terested in furthering Uie pro
gram by underwriting part of
the expense of the pageant,
which Is expected to tie self
supporting, may discuss the mat
ter with Utislnes Manager Stark
t tha chamber of commerce.
Olene
There were 13 memberi of
Last River grange in attendance
at Pomona May 11 at Fort Klam
ath. There was really a very
good turnout throughout tha
county, considering that this is
a very busy time for farmers.
A number of Olene residents
attended the funeral of Jake
Hickman which was held in
Klamath Falls on Friday, May
17. Mr. Hickman was a true
Klamath county pioneer and had
just passed his 81st birthday. He
was a brother-in-law to Mrs.
Nona Corpcning.
Word was received on Tues
day morning from the Klamath
Valley hospital of the passing of
Mrs. Herman Tipton, a long-time
resident of this community, Mrs.
Tipton had been seriously 111 for
the last four months. Mrs. Tipton
Is survived by her husband and
five children. Sympathy of all
friends and neighbors Is ex
tended to the bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall
were called to Condon on Tues
day by the passing of an aunt of
Mrs. Marshall. They will return
the last of the week.
There was a good election
turnout on Friday from Pine
Cirove, Olene precincts. Voting
was at tho community hall in
Olene.
Mrs. Basil Drown left for Port
land Saturday, May 18, to ba
with her mother, Mrs. Paul Set
ter for a short time. Mrs. Set
ter will submit to major surgery
'some time this week. Barton
Brown is staying at the home of
his grandparents, the O. L.
Browns, during his mother's ab
sence. Barbara I.ane of Redmond is
visiting at the home of her uncle
and family, the Ray Lanes.
The Rowc Klnneys have re
ceived their annual shipment of
young turkeys.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore
Mr. Paskcll
Willi ,wiin..in-'.t.
upon our reconversion proKiiiui
and the distribution of kooiIn for
the rehabilitation of clcvastateu
areas.
Tho strike wu called by CIO
weal coast longshoremen, ware
housemen and maritime unions
and would affect wnterfrolit
workers along the entire west
coast.
A fact finding board recently
recommended a retroactive gen
eral wage increase of approxi
mately 20 per cent for 1 0.000
longshoremen on the west coast.
The board calculated tills raised
the basic hourly rata of $1.15
to 1.37 per hour. The union had
aaked $1.30 and employers had
offered $1.33 per hour.
Invited to participate In the
May 211 conference are Krunk
J. Taylor, representing the war
shipping admlstratlon; J. H. Bry
an, president of the 1'aclfic
American Ship Owners aaaoclu
tlon; K. P. Kolale. representing
west coast waterfront employ
era; officers of the Murine Looks
and Stewards association; the
Marine firemen. Hollers, Water
tenders and Wipers aaaoclutlon;
the National Marine Engineers
lleneficlal association; the Inland
Boatmen's Union of the Puclfle
and Harry Bridges, president of
the International Longshore
men's and Warehousemen's un
ion; Joe Curran, president of the
National Maritime union, and
Joseph P. Selly, president of the
American Communication asso
ciation. Immanuel Baptists
Hold Bible Class
The Immanuel Baptlat church
will open It dully vacutlon
Bible school on Monday after
noon, May 27, and classes will
be held from 1 to 3 p. in., instead
of In the mornings as in former
years.
There will be claaaes for be
ginners and Intermediates with
callable teacher In charge of
each department and Mrs, Earn
est Pnrkhurst a superintendent.
All boy and girl In the vicinity
are invited to attend theso vaca
tion classes.
Broadcast Immanuel Baptist
church has cancelled Its Sunday
morning broadcast for 1 1 to 12
a. m. May 26 because the regu
lar pastor I in the east and the
guest pastor could not attend.
Presbyterian services will be
broadcast over KKLW at 11 to
12 noon.
and Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs.
Tromalne, are now residing In
Olene. Moore I the government
ditch rider. They tire former
residents of Dorrl, Calif., where
they have lived for many years.
Both Moore and Mrs. Tromalne
homesteaded there and still have
their holding near Dorris.
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Suburbs Study
Fire Program
At Its rcgulur Thursday meet
ing Shasta View grunge instruct
ed its executive commltteo to
take Immediate steps to orgnnlzo
u rural fire protection district
covering the south and southeast
ern suburban area, and to work
In conjunction with other Inter
ested organizations and Individu
als to Unit end.
The grange and Suburban
league are cooperating in this
project, and a meeting of a Joint
committee of the two organiza
tions was recently held with tho
county court to study fire pro
tection needs of the suburbs It
Is understood the two organiza
tions will soon sturt the circula
tion of petitions for the organiza
tion of the district.
A part of the fire protection
resolution the grange also went
on record a proposing a study
In cooperation with other sub
urban orgunlatlnns, looking Into
the feasibility of Incorporating
the suburban area Into a munic
ipality." This study will be un
dertaken as a result of agitation
In the suburbs that something
be done to furnish not only fire
protection but better roads and
sanitary facilities.
The grange ulso elected L.
Alva Lewis and Mrs. Lewis as
alternate delegates to represent
Shasta View grange at the state
grange session at Baker in June.
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device since the organization
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and Corliss May-field.
Man Escapes Injury
When Car Overturns
Henry E. Roper, 23, of Castle
Rock, Wash., narrowly escaped
Injury at 3:30 this morning
when the car he was driving
hit a soft shoulder and over
turned about 25 miles north of
Chemult.
Boper's car, a 1940 Chevrolet
coupe, went off the embank
ment, rolled over once and
came to rest upside down
against two trees. Roper climb
ed out and caught a ride to
Klamuth Kalis.
He reported that he was driv
ing alone, making about 10
miles an hour because of dense
fog. The car hit the soft shoul
der and he was unable to get
it back on the road before it
rolled over.
The accident happened just
north of Odell Creek bridge on
the Willumctte pass.
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USDA Refuses
Poultry Plea
WASHINGTON, May 24 (7P)
Two plans to save Oregon's poul
try Industry, submitted yester
day by State Agriculture Direc
tor I. L. Peterson, were turned
down by agriculture department
official.
Peterson proposed to Secretary
of Agriculture Anderson that (1)
Oregon be allowed to take grain
from government stocks In the i
state, replacing It after tne har
vest, or (2) Oregon borrow tne
wheat "on paper" from Texas,
using stocks available, and pay
it back at harvest time.
"Secretary Anderson told us
that this la a national problem,
and that there Is not enough
wheat to go around," Peterson
reported.
He said he told Anderson mat
1.090.000 chickens will be I
slaughtered In Oregon next week
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