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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1947)
Movie Maker DeMille Asks End To Closed Shop WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (I') Movlo Mukur Cecil H. Uii Mlllo nked conuriraii lilny to prohibit tlw cliinud liup 11 nd "true" work rn "rum u ai'ifiltiiii iiiitirul li'lcd In Aiiiciiuiiii lilatoi'y blnco llir ulxilltlon (if nliivciy." Tt'i'iiiliiu tho puwur of Hi cloned liop union Honolulu, Ilia Hollywood producer dcclured It control! "tho rlnlil to work" und Iherebv "Urn rlolit tu live." Coyotes Sheep Seen Menace SAUCM. Keb. 14 ll'l Tim bounty aywlttm la not nolvlnn rimleni Ori'ittma coyote problem, but tho alnto inline cumuiiioilon hint n o I round the lumwrr, (.'hiiiiea l.oekwunrt. member of the comiiiiivilon, told the mmiuIii Slime committee ut u public licnr liili hern Thursday. Walter Holt, wcrclury of the Oickom Wool Growem nsauclu tlon, mild the coyote ineniicn li inoro ai-rlmi Hum ever before, and w.ked Hint hunter bo ru tHlued III thu field lu kill tho tllMllll. W. K. Willlunm. I'ortlund sUiilon atockyurila, euld Oreuou'l lieep population dropped (IU per cent III the punt 12 ycum. and ho mild liirue pnrt of thin reduc tion won ciiused by royulr. Ho Imi mild the bounty system li Inudeiiuiitv. I'liul Quick of the bloloiilcul urvey iiuld 10,000 coyoleii wero killed In Oreuon limt year by professional liunlerii, ut un uvrr line cunt of $11 per kllliiiK. He mild the IncreiiKe In coyote win (Mined by wartime nhortnge of huntem. It In "a urotoxquo dtipnrlura from Amerlciin demucrucy," Da Mlllo told the Kcniito labor com nilttec. , The wIlneKH mild he was "de prived of tho rluht to work" for reftmluK "to pay n polltlcul ua neHamenl" or olio uolliir levied by bin union, thu Amcrlcun Federa tion of Itudlo Artlet. ReferrliiK to mi Incident In Hi 11)44 election. Do Mlllo an I (I hi loco I Hindu thu uaacaaiueiil u purl of Ita ciiuipulun (iulnnt atiito election propuaul which ho favored, . "For tli Irt udherenco to my po litical rlht, t wua auapended by AFitA and. under tho orovl- alona of tho union abop, pre vented from i,piieurliii on tho radio proKrum which I hud pro duced for more thuu cl(ht year." uc Mlllo anlti. "A worker In a cloned ahup cun lie atrlppcd of hla rluht to work if lie cllxiniiU from a union majority," De Mlllo asserted wddliiK: "Tlila la not democracy. It In collectivlat abaolutlain. There la not un lota of difference In principle between it nod the die tutoralilp we defeated . . . "Hitler and Mussolini had their mulorllles. Did that make them right? . Dec-luring that "union power" wirt an laaue In the Inst election, Ve Mills added: "The people hud hud 15 yeura of tho policy which gave unlim ited power to the union. They were promised reform. They ac cepted that promise mid elected congreaa pledged tt fulfill it. "They did not vote to dealroy unlnna, but to reature equulity and freedom In labor relation." City Delivery Service. Ph. (417. Fish Trap Bill Eyed In Alaska JUNEAU. Aluaku. Feb. 14 (71 A meuauro to ubollali flah trup In Aluakan wiilera wua beforo the Territorial Governor Krueat Crucnlng toduy. It wua upproved by tho aenutc ycnterdny oftor imendment to abollah the trupa for 10 yeura liiHleud of five. Tho house, ac ceded to the amendment. tiubernntorlul approval would place tho propoaal on the 1041) general election bnliot. Growers To Hear Speech Four'Unlc of distinct Intereat lo all Kluinntli basin grower will be (llacuaacd ut the Title Inko Growera naaoclutlon meet iug to be. held February IB, (1:30 p.m. at the Sportamam, hotel, Tulclnke. A apeclul Invitation haa been extended to Churlex A. Hcnder ami, Klamath county agent, Mal colm Kpley, managing editor of The Herald and Newa, and grow er of Klamath county to attend thla meeting. Qualified apcnkcri will preacnt the aubjecta dealing with cer tified accd barley, marketing of vegetnblo cropa, Cnllfornla mar keting act and a report of studies of the Bay area potato market. Moat Inspectors in glaa fac tories are women who mut check almoat 100 point of each bottle or nr for crack and other imperfection. Henley Sheetf Club Founded Tho Henley Sheep club wa organized Sunduy. February 9, lit the home of I. W. White, local leader, with 10 club member preaent. ' Officer were elected for the coming year a follow: presi dent, Richard Hill; vice prca Ideni, Robert Hill; secretary treasurer, Eleanor Jackson; new reporter, Betty Brandcjsky, and aong and yell leader, Burt Mack. Project material waa given to each club member, Francis Skinner, county club agent, dis cussed with tho members the keeping of a complete record of their sheep project. Skinner al so discussed a sheep shearing school which I to be held In Portland in tho near future. The County Now Writing contest was discussed. The member decided lo fine a member 10 cents for disorderly conduct at meeting and 25 cents for being late to meetings without a good reason. Refreshment were ervcd to the club by Mr. 1. W. White. The next meeting of the Hen ley Sheep club will bo at the home of Betty Brandejsky, March 2 at 2 p. m. Classified Ad Bring Results'. sbai.d Nana, Kuia r.n.. ort. ni, rat. it, r.M t Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Phyaiclan 'Headache, Caa, Stomach and Spinal Allmants TlXKMIONr. SUM 127 So. 7tb St. Income Tox Return Finonciol Report C. C. Overeem Phone SB04 W.Im.I Rtr.l Knlrsnr Camm.rvLI Art Itulieinf r W& THE XfA LUNDYS iaxiTxIJfc-- m". fl. V w - N. r . s-'Jtf1- ss--3V Remember Her( Hove VALENTINE'S DAY DINNER at I timi v . v. ? Op t mln wu mm Aabla. V HltkwaT. Y r g Save oi IHIfiraMMtiE Popular 17-Pc. Wrench Set . . 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