Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1947)
Petrillo May Seek To Ban Network Broadcasts Of Music After December W A H II I N (I T I) N. July 1 ll', Jamra (' I'etrMlii aald today IIiiiI III American r'nlrralluli of Mil Maui may eerk lo Imn ruillo nrl work hroacli'KHla of music, whrn present contract, rsplre Dm. 31. The unlnit president alsu de rlarril it "pre.rnt Intention" lu ll nil iiiiibIo recording contracts es plre at the rnil of thr year. Ilr aalil lh union mar decide lu make records llnrlC I'rlrllln lulil a hollar luhor uli. COimnltlrr hivrallgallng hla union', activities llial he la "cuiislilrrliig a nrw union policy" against all rlialll liroailraala. Noting tlml 1103 i iiiliu aiiitiiina now employ no iiiiisicliuis, the union's president said: "Wo wiint Ui ii I low 1 1 i ii'iiili Who Ul'l1 lllluiitlKflnl I he referred In the radio networks! lo become satisfied. If Uiry waul lu broadcast Hurry .Jainoa. Irl thrill bring Hurry Juiiira lu nitty aliitlnn." Pclrlllo look thr position Unit musical iwnnlliiKa ami network briiinlt,iils am forcing uiielliplny iiirnt uiiiiiiiK musician. Hp predicted hiilf llir iiiuslcluii 111 tli country will he Jobless within llir yrur. Muny slat inns now employ no intiali lull, hr said, "bci-mme wr Itlvr thrin Tosciiiilnl from Nrw Ynk: wr give thrin Whltriniiii; Klvn Ihriu Phil Kuril with llir Jink Hriinv show," l'rtrlllu udilril: "We're inn going lo In thru iiiusIcIuim feed these stations ull ovrr thr country and prevent thousands of our oihrr members flnlll hiillllim lube." I'rlrlllo Mini i in members are "very much iliMuilafird" with the present royally aniiiuicinciil from the riTorilliiii companies, Onr-hiilf of nil riillrondrra In Ore Ifon nrr in timity hiiiihrriiirii without saws. Thiii true, fur half of nil frrlKht hiiulrd In nrritou la liiiulirr. Krrp our rullroiids busy: protect our liirrMa from flrr; krrp Oregon green. NEXT WEDNESDAY mm'" naaVHIiHHaW' and the Famous CaJa etna OrckeMta Dancing 9 Till 1 $1.50 Per Person "A Baldy Evans Attraction" First RO-Passenaer St rn tocruiser . ! 1 i . r ':' .1 wvc Nr. .... . i A crowd lathrri at Hratlla lo Inaprct Ilia flrtt (7t-lun itratocrulirr aa It rolla from the Boeing plant. I.uiurlom, 310-mllv-an-hour doubla-drckrra of tlila type are echedulrd to fo Into an-vice on alrllnra late thla yrur. Strike Closes Down Shipyard MAI1II.E. Ala., ulv 1 (R't Alabums Dry Dock ii Hhlpbulidlng Co., work-1 lull iWO employra on a record peace-1 lime ahlp rrpuir and ronveralon j pnwruin. oltut rion today by a alrlke of CIO ahlpynrd workera. The bm F'lnui Island yard, cloned ' over the Ionic holiday week-end, tailed to open thla mortiinx. Hundreds of picket patrolled the thrre entrance to the yarda, Police car crulned along the waterfront but no dliwrdera were reported. If you are a achool teacher you will be Intereated In helping prevent forent flrra. A large ahare of our taxea cornea from forenl and lum ber. Keep Oregon green. "ALL I KNOW, DEAR, IS THAT HE'S NEARSIGHTED jrcAir. in? uncrri DACirT " Don't overload your wiring lyttom. When you build or modornlto srovldo ADIOUATI WIDtNO. ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS WAR ASSETS -ISAiSADNS i CALENDAR NO. 26 WEEK BEGINNING TM0N DAY, JULY 14, 1947 FOR VETERANS AND ALL OTHER TYPES OF PURCHASERS, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED MATINIALft Hock Cruibar, Air HolM, Tractor As Muc. Ilema Pipe ritllnga.. Electrical rixturea V 8upillia avatnry Fltllnga; Plumbing Heating Equipment. l'umpi; lllowera; Metal Working Kqulpment.. Valvea; Flltlnga (Screwed Flanged)- Lit Knft Kqulpment.. Uennrnl Hardware A Farm Hupnllea... Material MUc Hhop Kqulpinenu Oalloy Equipment Acceorle... Imluatrlal KqulpmenL.. Marine KqiUnniMit.., Hefrlgeratlon Valvea Equipment.-. Tanka, SIrnlnera, EJectora Jacka... Welding Equipment.. Nnvy & Marino Hlilpl'onrd Cable.. Elootrlcnl Equipment..... Murlna Equlimienl... Chnlna, lllocka & Mlac. Hardware... NATIONAL AlllCKAK'l Wrlta Portlond Raglonal Offle fen INVENTORY IN DOLLAR 1,6911.32 1 15.292 13 106.644.47 34.652.84 77,125.09 15.537.S0 131.464.42 (4,(38.77 89.941.03 85.086.63 6it3.BB2.tO 12.(29.34 40.(09.04 372.1(3.48 277,326.(3 103.174.63 313.2(1.70 1(3.(80.08 SALE ENDS 71647 71647 71647 71747 72147 71147 72147 72147 72247 72347 71847 73147 71147 73147 73147 73147 8447 8647 8847 72347 HOW TO BUY Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Fixed Price Sealed Bid Fixed Price Sealed Bid Fixed Price 8enled Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Fixed Price Fixed Price SPECIAL OFFERING By NUMBER ONLY FDO-66-1025 PDO-95-1067 PDO-23-1070 PDL-2M0M PDO-01-1039 PDL-S5-1051 PDL-28-1059 PDL-16-1068 PDL-13-1018 PDL-31-1060 PDO-63-1069 PDL-ME-1071 PDO-62 1078 PDO-61-107 PDO-64-1086 PDL-ME-1068 PDO-61-1081 PDL-ME-103S PDL-16-1047 PDL-C6-1108 PASTE THIS COUPON ON A POSTCARD and MAIL IT TODAY! Vlalt War Aol Cusloiiior Snrvlco Hulra Center at Hwan Inlnnil and iuapect aamplea of aurplua niiitorlnl for anle, EXPORTERS . . . Your buslneia la aollolted. Much material which la aurplua In the United Statea la urgently needed or la readily aaleable In other coun-, trlea. Watch for our efferlngt many of them may be of Intereit to your allenta. TO WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION P. O. Box 4062, Portland 8, Oregon Pleane aend me the following war aurplua anlea liatingH: n l'I)O-61025 Q PUL-MB-1035 Q PUO-13-1038 n PI)O 02-10:l!) PHL10-1047 n Pin,8S-iosi f PIHj.2Mlir.1 n Pii-28-itiri9 n PDUM0M n pnij-ME-ioee n pno-05-1067 PDLrlO-1068 n PDO-03.1U69 n PDO-23-1070 p PDL-MK-107S n PUO-62-1078 PDO-62-1079 n P11O-6M081 h P11O-64-1085 PDL-C6-110S Pleaie aend the Sales Llitlnga to me at this addreu: Nune Street or K. T. D, City Wuat type of purchaser . are you? . KPHN State Zone Vettrini of World War II (For business, agricultural, or - professional use) t Snull Business through RFC 3 Sute or Local Government rjNon-Profit Institution Q Commerdil Buyer . Get Arlrlllionfll InTormntion Abmit Any of Thess Sales From .... Prospective buyers are asked to eonflrm datea and commodities as thay are aubjeot to change. PD-7S7-26 River Control Hopes Bright WASHINGTON, July 7 iA-i The republican economy program and the Miaaourl river floods may gen erate a new drive in congress for basin authorities. (Senator Taylor (D-Idahol aaya congreaslonal action on the recla mation bureau and army engineers' appropriations for 1B48 has strength ened hla conviction that the ulti mate solution of river problems will be the creation of these authorities to coordinate reclamation and flood control work. Senator Murray ID-Mont.) has announced that he will campaign ' during the legislative recess for a ; Missouri valley authority. He has Introduced a bill to establish it. A bill also has been laid before congress to authorize a Savannah river authority. Taylor based his latest argument for a Columbia liver authority on appropriations for control of the Snake river, a tributary of the Co lumbia. He observed that the army engi neers were allowed $300,000 for 1 strengthening levees of the upper reaches of the Snake, while an Irri gation project to be built in the same area was allowed only 1900, 000 of the t2.S0O.0O0 recommended ' by the budget bureau. i UN Delegate Criticizes Jewish Head JKHI HAI.KM, July 7 1V-Hlr Ab dur Kahman, of India, accused iJavid ften-Ourlon, chairman of the Jewish agency, today of "deliberate ly evading quretlona" In a aeriea of sharp exchanges before the United Naiiuna apecial committee on Pal eatlne. Ben-f jurion had asserted that Jews In Palestine had "no conflict with the Arabs." but rather that "International forcea" were blocking their efforts to "regain" control of the country. It was after the Indlnn represen tative on the UN committee asked Hen-Ourlon about the noaa'ble need for force to apDlv a United Nnt'nn decision that Rahman accused him of evasion. Two Month Meet "If you persist in uiese types of answcis, we snail be nere another two months," Kahman told Uen Uurlon. justice Emll tiandbtroem, chair man of the commission, posed ques tions about relations between the Jcwoth agency and tne Hagana un derground organization and asxed Ben-Ourion it Hagana waa armed. "I hope so," Bcn-Gurlon replied. He said relations between tne Jewish agency and Hagana were "the same as between the agency and the Jewish people of Palestine." "I do not know Hagana'a strength, but If you would like to meet them, I'm sure they'll give you the infor mation," he said. "1 don't know lor certain, however, whether they are a legal organization." ItKstALO NKWI, Ktsmatk Fslts, Or. OKT, rr t. Met, taa Ma Atom Commission Poohs Paris Report ! WASHINGTON. July 7 IPi The atomic energy commission today de- ! scribed aa "nonsense and prepos- ! terous" a Purls newspaper report of ; a new atomic bomb capable of blast- j lug a crater 11 miles wide. A commission official gave that ; reply when a reported asked him : about the article in the Intranai-! geant. which said the bomb had , been tested in New Mexico. Columbia Leads Timber Shipping PORTLAND, Ore.. July T WV The Columbia river district still leads the West coast In lumber shipment by water. For the fifth straight month the district topped other areas by shipping 59.S49.706 board feet. Coos bay and the Oregon coast waa second. Puget sound third. Capable Nursing Care for Aged or Convalescent Ambulatory or Bed Cases Even Tide Rest Home 141 N. Main Phone 7606 Ashland, Ore. " BOTANY TlIS Just Received Summerwolght Tropical Wonted SUITS WITH TWO PANTS From 42.50 Extra Pants 12.50 Be cool and comfortable these summer daya In a cool "tropical" suit. : r - lata J finest irit -MANSTORE- 711 Mala .ARROW SHIRTS. Truman Okays Probe Commission WASHINGTON. Juiy 7 PPres- i (dent Truman today signed legisla- j lion creating a 12-memoer commls- ' ston to Investigate ail agencies of the government with a view of pro moting "economy, efficiency and improved service." Four of the commission members will be appointed by the president, four by the speaker of the house , and four by the president of the i senate. For buying, selling, trading, use I The Herald and News want Ads lor quick results. See Rodeo Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ciichton of Portland came down Sunday to see the final performance of the Klamath Basin rodeo. They stopped at Rocky Point on the way down for a little fishing and had a lucky catch. While 'n Klamath Falls they visited with Elmer H. Balslger. WE CARRY THE ' COMPLETE LINE OF Preservative PAINTS Plenty of Outside White Interior Finishes Varnishes, Shellacs Painters' Supplies FY0CK-M00N INCORPORATED 121-125 So. 9th Phono 5400 '')....; ',1 c FARM ALL CUt FOR MOWINO-Dnlgiwd to kamfU oil IUM nd garde, crop opera tkm, lis. ouewpose trader skew, above is ska ew FartM. Cob wHk Cb-Z2 atooor curling 4Vrtoot swotti of altaUa. Announcing the new Farmall Cub Tractor Now on display at Farm Equipment TS4 8a. 8txu 8C -Klamath Falls. OrOa .ere it is Buster Brown I Starts Tuesday, July 8. Doors Open 9:30. J'' 2000 pairs of ladies' quality shoes taken from our v regular stock. Now 2 pairs for the price of 1 pair. JMj Our 2 for 1 sales are often '" imitated but never duplicated. " ' ' NShoe Wey .a
