Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 17, 1947, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextACE SIX Southern Pacific Railroad Faces Threat Of Strike By Brotherhood Of Engineers Threat of a strike by (he Broth erhood of Locomolire Engineer. Mt for Monday at ( p. at hanj-i eer the Southern Pacific railroad today, and all SP freight and pu aencer service on the Weet coast. Including the trains through Klam ath Falls, will come to a standstill at that time unless the nnlon and railroad management come to terms ear the week-end. Bouthern Pacific engineers here a month ago received their Instruc tions as to what to do In the event of a work shutdown. The strike was authorised by the . engineers In a vote last January, but was not called until last night. - The local Instructions are for en glneers not to take any trains out of a division point after 6 p. m. Monday. A train on a run at the o'clock deadline will proceed to the nearest point where the ralU road has facilities for caring, for the trains. That means that if the strike conies off, trains will be halted here, in Eugene and Dunsmuir on this SP branch. The nnlon has announced that HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON Transportation Company Sold PORTLAND. July 17 MV-The ar row Transportation company, oper ator of 64 oil trucks and trailers In Oregon. Washington and Idaho, has been sold to Rogers Cartage Co., lu-. dlana. - The Arrow firm was owned by Mrs. Lillian Kendall and son, Ed. It operates between Portland. Se attle, Coos Bay, Pasco and Umatilla. Arms Bill Gets Okay Riding Club Plans Picnic MERRILL. July 17 Members ot the Merrill Riding club are invited to meet on horseback, at the high school at 4:30 p. m. Sunday. They will ride to Dodds hollow tq enjoy a wiener roast. The food will be taken to the picnic spot by a com mlttee who will go ahead by car. Each member is requested to fum lsh enough wieners and buns for herself and family. The club will furnish coffee. To avoid the In convenience of carrying the food on horseback, any members whose family will not be going by car may wave ner rood with Virginia Sharp at the city ball (library!, either Friday afternoon or Saturday morn ing. L Sheriff Shoots Fleeing Prisoner GOLD BEACH, July 17 W Sher iff R. O. Savin said today he was holding as a state prison parole vio lator a man he wounded last night on a flight attempt Savin identified the prisoner as Lester Morgan. The sheriff said the arrest was made in a tavern and j as he was taking his prisoner to Jail, the man broke away but was halted by a shot which hit his leg. unless It of 74 demands for revision of working rules are met bv the company. Its 3500 members will halt traffic over the major portion of the Southern Pacific's 18,00 miles of track. The strike would afreet also the Northwestern Pacific and the San Diego and Arizona lines, subsidi aries of SP. and will come Just at a time the seasonal shipping ot the western harvest is reaching its peak. Operations involved would be from San Francisco to Portland: east to Ogden; south to Los Angeles, Tucson and El Paso. - i Change In Rules I The union said that most ot Its ' demands -cover chances in wnrkins ! rules, such as cleaning of locomo tives, equipping engines with cush ioned seats and respirators for use in tunnels. One demand Is for a 13.95 guaranteed minimum wage. Engineers now make $10.03 and up dally, depending on the type of lo comotive driven and the area of operation.. The minimum wage is based on a day of eight hours or run of 100 miles. Opposing statements regarding the history of the dispute, dating back to 1940. have been Issued by the Brotherhood and the railroad. . P. O. Peterson, assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood, said that the union had exhausted Its efforts In trying to reach a settlement with the carriers through the national mediation board, and SP President A. T. Merrier countered that the Brotherhood "ignored the recom-1 The union accepted the media- I tion board's arbitration offer. Pe terson said, but the railroad de clined and "up to now we have not received a single proposal" from the company. Mercier declares that the Broth erhood has refused to accept the recommendations of the' special emergency board created by Presi dent Roosevelt to settle the dispute. in auuionzing tne strike last January, the Brotherhood members : made the strike call discretionary with the union's negotiating com- i mlttee. The ne Taft-Hartley labor : control act does not apply to rail way workers. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 WASHINGTON. Julv 17 JvTh house foreign affairs committee to day approved, legislation calling for arms standardisation and military cooperation between the countries of the western hemisphere. The committee action limited the United states expenditure to $50, 000,000 for a five-year program. Chances of the bill's na.n ff i, -1 this session of congress appear slight In view of the drive for ad journment by the em. of net week. The measure thus win probably lie over for action early next year. Before stamping Its approval on the bill, the committee wrote In an amendment to provide that execu tion of the program must be con sistent with the United States "good neighbor" program. Magnuson Backs Seattle Site WASHINGTON.-July 17 iJV-Sen- a tor Magnuson. D-Wash., said to day he had queried the state de partment on the possibilities of holding the Japanese peace treaty conference in Seattle. The query was made, he said after learning of apparent disagree ment among the victor nations as to Sheriff's Posse Plans Two-Day Trail Ride Soon A two-day trail ride Into the : swimming will be the program of beautiful Sky lakes country beyond evening. Urrukfnat will be at camp BlllKiny morning and chuck wugon lunches fixed up for the ride ahead which will follow a different trail through primitive country, accompanied by a guide. Arriving at Lake o' the Woods resort, dinner will be served In the lodge dining room reserved for this occasion. Reserve lions for the ride must be made with Keith Moon, secretary. not later than July 33. Those who cannot make the trail trip are In vited to tfoln the reluming riders at tne resort Sunday night for dinner. The committee In charge of the outing includes Keith Moon, chair- Lake C the Woods, with a night sleeping out under the stars, Is planned by the sheriff's posse for members and gue-tts, July 38 and 37. The trek will start at Lake o' the Woods at o B. m. sulurduy. with lunclwstop at Eour Mile hike. Every one should bring a sink lunch for tills first meal. Horses will be trucked up from Klamath Fulls or may be rented at Lake o' the Woods. The ride Saturday aderiioou will I pass two or three of the Sky lakes and camp will be made on the grassy shores of Island lake. Dinner from the chuck wagon, fishing and Ford Foremen Fired For Violence DETROIT, July 17 WV-The Ford Motor company said today that It had tired 33 foremen because of "arts ot vlolrnce and terrorism dur ing the recent strike by the Inde pendent Foremen's Association of America. A company announcement said: -iiiry were nismissed following a hearing and after careful Investiga tion of verified renort bv members of company auiiei'vlslon who were attacked when they refused In leave their Jobs. Men between the ages of 17 and 30 can enlist for a UiriM year cruise. A HIT IN KLAMATH FALLS! 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