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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1947)
s Morse Gives Ideas For Labor Bills WASHINGTON, Muii'li II ll'l Scnuliir Moriin (It-Ore.) proponed yesterday Hint en 1 1 tons niithor IO the iiiitliinul Inlior rolul liiiin hoard to neck federnl court In junctions (o rcntriiln 11:1 euliirited lipid of HCtlvlllin ho would de fine iin iinfiilr laliur priit'llrpK, III II M'llllto Kl(-flll, Mnrxe asked Hint COIIKI'CHH iiuike It nil unfair luhor iiriicllco fur iinlnni) to cull Jurlillctlniuil utrlkcK, on Kii(in l-i secondary boycotts, co erce mi employer In Hie elee linn of lilw IiiiikiiIiiIiik nwiit or vlnliilo llu terms nf n collective biiritiiliilnu conduct. A nii'inhi-r of I hi- lnliur com milieu which concluded ht-iiriiiKS Krlilny on nuninniiiH hills re In I I na to Inhor union iicllvltk-ii, Momc iiIko: NLRB Expansion 1'ivpnned expiiimlon of t ll 0 Nl.lt II from three to seven mem brm. Urtfod Hint tlic Windier lulmr ridiitlnns net bo unii'iidcd to iipec If V ll rluht of mi employer to l inciiNH Iniior Inane with his em ploye and prevent iinlonii from compc lll-iif mi employer to dls I emu (I NUU) certification. Contended coiiKrcss oulit to consider each proposal on I In merit mid not depute nil "oinni bun" bill. Advocated leuialulloii that "Invulveii 1 1 10 rluht of the nv rninent to step In disputes which Involve so-called iiullomil paralysl case." Opposed conllniinncc of the Kmltli-Ctinniilly plunl seizure ct, but euld the linvernnient liHml lie empowered "to do what ' ever In necessary to protect the public Interest." Opponed "It'ltliiliitlon Hint will tint Hm government In the union liiisllnii business." Sulci unions ouijht not to ob ject to nuikltiK public account Inn af their finance. Contended llio "cheek off." tinder which workers' union dues arc collected by the em ployer throuuli pnv deductions At West-Hitchcock Open House w&Wt. mm mm . i w "si -; : 1 r,"'pT?'yf"''T',' ''lwwwfiyi',f b 'Vfe q S ft :i- Boyfe's Column Dreamy-Minded Hundreds Would Escape To Islands By HAL BOYLE NASSAU, Bahama, IIP) Man's oldest dream to own a quiet Inland of his own is some thing of a nightmare to people who have islands to sell. For the post-war escapists who yearn to "get away from It all" and build a-far away sea-ringed kingdom wnerc they can live in a private world have no idea what responsibility that re quires. No one Knows mis of-ucr man real estate dealers and the crown lands officer of this British col ony who gets' hundreds of let ters from dreamy minded would be Island owners. "There never has been so many people who wanted to es cape." said one real estate dealer. But most prospective pur chasers hurriedly back away when they find that developing This picture shows low of the BOO to 1000 people who visited the new West-Hitchcock plant last Saturday. Refreshments were served In the shop, shown above. should be applied only where the Individual union member agrees. Said he Intends to support portal to portal pay leglklution, nut Is opposed to the one year limit Imposed on future suits by the house-passed bill. Kxpressed belief the Issue of mass picketing should be solved by stale, rather than federal, legislation. Main Street Garage Plan Plans for a one-story garage to go up nt the corner of 11th and I'inc and Including remodel ing of a portion of the building occupied by Kulls Appliance at 1 1th and Slain, were revealed here toduv with application filed with the Portland office of civil ian production administration by Andrew M. Collier. Collier, well known Klamath businessman. Is owner of the properly. He sold that the esti mated cost of the 132 by 120 foot building Is In the neighborhood of VIH.OOO. The proposed struc ture will serve as sturage space for Winemn hotel cars and other nearby hostelrlcs. Collier suid. historic m events mm HM ADVANCE Iteg if f W MEDICAL Yp j science jm :W f TV I ri'or.Nt jMp Tk nii ' ieirl iSQ- '' 'rM aptM in m r.:ri U"! K-m. XirS l. gf-r.T, ihlvl last, ana !! A-!:',!. ' Hiirl '" " '"' lti$ Xflijlnkal a arnllail ff i;, I mjwxs. ""'""' fta !r btl'ti Mart. It. Ilia. T VL-;-j tU'if I. I I I I rharmar. mfi: TI&J pavla ttat lia4 VlLyjt tfT a turalni aalnl In T9sy Amarlran nhafmar). Jj For prompt, re- 1 ;S(V liable, efficient "jM 65A prese r I p 1 1 o n j-vj WPP,! service, call on 3s; Saa us. We're pre- fc&H5 ISjjjtfjl serlptlon ipi I hp-HJiS - dalistsl S0 PtCURRIN'Sjl 3k. FOR DRUGS M, "Tli Irlvnttly It rag ftirt" I Lb Ih antl -Mm l-h-B. 4&II Portal Suit Ban Opposed WASHINGTON, March 11 0V) Senator McUruth (D M. I.), said today a proposed senate bill to knock out portal pay suits would "emasculate" the wage hour act. The Ithude Island lawmaker told reporter he and three oth er democrats plan to introduce a substitute when the measure approved by the senate judiciary com nu I tec comc-i up for debate, probably tomorrow. McGrath said he will be Joined by Senators Magnuson of Washington, Kllgore of West ; Virginia and McCarran of i Nevudu. All four, together with Senator Langer (R-N. D.). op ! posed the bill when eight other members of the judiciary com mittee voted for it yesterday. ' Patterned after legislation al ready approved by the house, the committee proposal would outlaw all pending back pay claims except those covered by HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND our. nroroRD ' Thoroughly Modern Mr. ana Mra. J. t r.ailajr antf Jaa llarlaf . Praarlalars INCOME TAX RETURNS peril r PrrparrsJ fly N. J. 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There is no shortage of Islands for sale in this coral and blue archipelago in the gulf stream off Florida. You can buy them from $2000 to $50,000 yes, the price of islands has gone up, too. But buying an island is only the first step and only a well heeled determined man ought to put out his foot that far. "Owning an island is a dream hard to accomplish," said Howell m AI.D NEWS, Klamalk ralla, Ora. TMSDAT, Malik 11, tell, rasa Tars Rces of the Bahamas Informa tion bureau, "and most inquiries come to nothing when the pros pective buyers find the prob lems they face. "You've got the problems of building a home, arranging (or transportation, and setting up water and power supplies and a sanitation system. "A good boat is essential. But on an island you can't go down to a corner drug store and order a malted milk and a sandwich. You have to Import most of your food." 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