Inquiry Board Absolves
Bride Ship Medical Men
. In Eight Infant Deaths
NKW YOKK, May 211 ll'l An , baby Imcl died iiliimnl lhi
unuy Ixianl or Inquiry toiliiy 11b- iippim-nlly from miffonitlon.
milvnl Hit- ' ln I utiiff lit (lie The vcwirl ulmi rrmrt'l Hirer
lirlilci-hiii .cuiiliin i). Viiiiii! of otliiT InfiinU nrrlmiKly III.
'lir(lllKi-inv r nilneoniliitl" In j six nf tin- Imblm from the
ninnrilliiii Willi the (Inillm id ; Van died lit Hie Kort iluiiill-
i-llllil 1. 1 Imblm who (iii'd koii i, ,nd. Ilrooklvn, while
nflcr llii' hIiid'h arrival hrrr May
111 from l.i' lliivri'.
Tint iiuinlxT of Infant ili'iillm
diilinil tlx' iiaNt wi'i'k iiini- In III
lift Out port of I'liiltarkallon mi
noiimt'ii riTi'lpt of a raillniiraiii
from tlic traiiHport Jolin I'.rlck
nun dun hi-ro Tlnirmlay from
Hniitliamplnn udvl.iliiK that
Morse To Make
WarOnTruman
WASHINGTON.
one dii'd at Hilton, N. Y., and
anolhi'r at I'arlii, III. Tho ninth
victim, arrlvlmi on tin.- H. K.
Mi iixll . dli'd In I'lltHlHiruh. Korly
Hlx halili'M from varloim lirlilo
xlilpn now an- hclnu trrati'd ut
Kurt Hamilton
Mother of tlm children from
the Vance hail complained of
iinminilary cnmllttnnii aUiard the
veHM-i and of liidlirerenee on
the part of It medical staff.
Doctors Tunctlontd Wall
Hot the hoard. In II prelim
inary report rclcacd last nlKht,
mild IIk InveHtlitatlon Indicated
till Vlllir't.'a milliil Mlnff "ti.tr.
May 211 IT ; formed their dullo In a con-
SIDE GLANCES
Senator Morne tH-Ore.) him de
dared lie will "fluid and vole
uualiiKt" the antl ntrlkc h'KIla
lion miiiulit hy I're.ildent Trti
man. The former dian of the lJnl-
il l j ii it . .7 '"t were prepared
lent already him the power to
yjinll Ntriken aitaiiiKt the Kiivi-m-ment
and that he ilmibl.i the 1
iHlatlon NKked would he cnniill-
tutlonal.
"If Truman cxeri lhen Ills iri'
Helentloun and entire atlfactory
manner." and that the iililp n linn
pltal area, diet kitchen and for
mula kitchen were "serupulouii
ly clean and well policed."
Food and formulae for the In-
'accordiuK
to modern Hiiiilliiry technl(ue,"
the report added.
The preliminary (IikIiiiuh did
not Mtale the cauiie of ileathH hut
un army medical hoard prr-
i vimiMy dliiKiioKed the lllnenH of
p ! ' MM
COT 1M4 If hi A tiwytcr. tHC. T M rp J T Off.
Supreme Courtj
Denies Vet Job
I went back )o his old job. Work
Klackeiicd and he was laid off
for nine days. Non veterami con
tinued to work.
FIhIikoUI sued the company In
U. S. district court and won $H6
nine day' pay. Tlic union op-
WASIIINGTON, May 28 iTI'i , pealed to the federal circuit
The supreme court today de- court In New York City and won
elded velerani do not have "sup-j reversal of the district court
er-senlorlty" rixhti to their pre- derision.
war Join. The circuit court said con-
ru- j'.i. ...a Kress Intended that a veteran
t ill.- (inisiuii luint iiii a m. - . . , . . . . . ... .
by Abraham Fishtfold, a Hrook- wa" " B' " ,L ,,UD
lyn welder and war veteran. . lI'lL'
nc conienaea inai unoer me . .h rnnHiiinn.
iHlectlve service act. he was en- . tno affectinI, his orewar
tilled to rexular work for onc io0
year on his old Job with the '
Sullivan Drydock and Hepair
corporation even thouijh that
would require laylnx oil a non-
drker with Krt-ater
n:AI.I NEWS. Klamath F.lli. On. TIKSDAT, Mr '. n Nlas
Medford Office
Burglars Busy
-An
rnl powers, hival Americans In !'" the victims at tort I lam
sufficient numlM-r wmild re.Hiond i '" ""unimer diarrhea."
to his call to work and keep i Col. Howard J. Hotter, port of
the wheels of Industry In oper- embarkation surKcon. said In a
Hon," Morse declared. There ! lte"ieiit nccompanyluK the In-
iiolry iMiard's report that several
president power to "attempt to j "' the mothers told the board
Mrs. Pearl Vincent, chairman,
explained the board's action was
made on request of parents.
"They came to the board and
asked us to do something about
it," she said.
The library, used by the
schools :i) pupils, is also the read-
force men to work under pen
i their children's diarrhea
bi'Kan
Vance
ally of .court martial." he said. I 'Wore uicv boarded the
Keferrinu tn u uliili-nwiit lie1"' Havre
nude in the senate vesterdiiv I "l "' "baekKround of
that the president's action In his
Joint speech was a "ham act
Morse said it was "mild" com
pared to what was said In the
cluitkronms of conuress. "The
only difference Is, 1 believe In
talkinK for the record and nut
behind the scenes."
at
Klamath Students
Act At Ashland
Klamath Falls students
Southern Oreuon Collene of F.d
ucatlon, Ashland, were ainoiiu
tiiose cast In the modern pres
entation of ShakesiM-are's "Mac
beth," li'ven Monday and Tues
day under the direct inn of An
gus Downier, dramatics Instruc
tor. Nannete Cuddle took the part
nf Ijldy Macbeth, and Dunln
Monroe was cast In the parts of
both KliiK Duncan and Macduff.
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New Hotel Building
At Shasta Springs
Khimitlh motorists w h o, In
prewar years, motored to the
Shasta Spriims hotel near Duns
mulr, will he interested to learn
that work Is proKrcsstnK on the
new hotel bulldinit there, nr.
cordmii to (leorije K. Murphy,
resort oerator.
The new hotel buildiuK will
have rooms and there will
be a lobby, coffee shop anil
cocktail louniie. A heatinit plant
will be Installed to heat the en
tire buildiuK which will be
open the year around. The old
hotel has quite a history as a
resort where many southern
Californium sieiil the summer
in the early days of the cen
tury. Due lo the difficulty of
licttlnK material for the hotel
It Is not expected to be opened
until late this year.
American railroads handled
50.01)0. 000 tons of military hlc.ll
explosives durinn the war.
Rheumatism
and ARTHRITIS
I suffered for years and am
so thankful that I found relief
from this terrible affliction that
1 will (jladly answer anyone
wrltinK mo for Information
Mrs. Anna Paul, P. O. Box
825, Vancouver, Wash.
"Yes, but whenever I itlnrl lo tnlk lo him (il)ont tlic tliinKs
in life llml really count, lie Krins and nays, 'I'm way aliead
of you, Pop' and I gel cmljurrassedl"
Principal Quits
Oyer Book Ban
JEWKI.I-. Ore . May 28 lTi
A school board's ban on two jnj; center for the community's
novels in tlie school library I lie . adults.
Grapes of Wrath and StnuiKe
Frull has brought the resigna
tion of the Nehalem Valley hiK.il
school principal.
Colin MrEwen announced his
rcsinnatloii In protest aiiaiiist the
board's ban and declared In his
letter of resiunalion that it was
"preposterous for the directors
to presume to dictate" the books
lo he used.
"I cannot teach modern litera
ture if I am not permitted to use
the books of novelists who in
tlic course of Krcat realistic por
trays of life, present with fidelity
the manners, morals and, Indeed,
the speech of real people." Mc
F.wcn declared.
veteran w
seniority.
The Justice department ap-l MEDFORD, May 28 (TO-
pealed on behalf of Fishaold i epidemic of office buildinK rob-
contendinK that conrcss Intend- beries kept police scurrying here
ed a veteran to have unlimited over the weekend.
rlKht to one year's reemploy- All the offices on the second
ment at his old Job, regardless! and third floors of the Liberty
of seniority or greater skill of; building were entered, as were
other workers who did not go! several in the Medford center
into the service. I building. Burglars either entered
The CIO Marine and Ship-1 or attempted lo enter two lum
buiiding Workers union said ber plant offices. Small amounts
such view of the act would ol money were reported stolen
cause conflict with union bar
gaining contracts based on sen
iority and would "upset the
whole fabric of industrial re
lations." Fishgold worked at the Sul
livan plant for four and one half
months before he was inducted
in May, 1043. He was discharged
from the army in July, 1044, and
Oregon Caves
Chateau Open
GRANTS PASS, May 28 (JP)
When the palatial chateau at the
Oregon caves is officially opened
to tourists Wednesday, May 29,
all will be In readiness to receive
an estimated 50,000 visitors dur
ing the 1046 season the first
season since 1041 that the re
sort has been open to guests.
Already this year hundreds
upon hundreds of tourists have
visited the caves themselves, and
during the war the caverns were
open to visitors at all times dur
ing season and a staff of guides
was maintained there. But the
chateau and guest houses were
barred and locked to the world
while the war was being fought.
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