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Strike In
Atom Plants
Postponed
WASHINGTON. March t iF
AFL unions, bowing to a plea by
President Truman, today put off
strike plans for at least two weeks
at atomic bomb laboratories In Oak
Kldgc, Tenn.
The president, before leaving Key
West, Fla.. to return to the capital,
took the first step provided In the
Taft-Hartley act for dealing with a
national emergency strike threat.
He said he was nnniing a board of
Inquiry and would ask It to report
by March 19.
It was the first time Mr. Truman
had made such a move under the
act passed over his veto last June 23.
After the board reports, the at
torney general could ask for an in
junction. If granted this court or
der would postpone a strike for an
other 80 days.
The AFL unions represent about
$00 workers at one of Carbide and
Carbon Chemical corporation's Oak
Ridge plants. The workers had been
set to walk out at midnight tonight
after week-long contract negoti
ations seemed hopelessly stalled.
The carbide and carbon firm took
over from the Monsanto Chemical
company at the Tennessee atomic
plant last Monday. The unions had
a contract with Monsanto which ex
pired when that company ended Its
Oak Ridge operations.
Another threatened shutdown at
Oak Ridge was averted last Decem
ber, when the CIO gas. coke and
chemical workers reached a last
minute settlement with the same
company.
The AFL unions are reported to
b asking for a wage boost of 18
cents an hour, plus 34 cents an
hour in other benefits.
Henley
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown of Med
ford visited Mr. and Mrs. Marshal
McClay Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Drew Jr. re-entered
Klamath Valley hospital Thursday.
She was released Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Breithaupt
have moved Into their new home in
the Altamont district They have
been living on the old Dehlinger
place.
Nancy Stone, sister of Al Stone, is
on a two-week visit here. She re
turned with the Stones from their
recent visit to Portland. While on
their trip, the Stones spent two days
at Mt. Hood skiing with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hill, also of Henley.
On the way home they visited two
former Henley families, the Carrol
Howes and the Arthur Coles.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Keady are
remodeling their kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hopkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Dixon and Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Campbell enjoyed an
evening of pinochle at the Jess
Johnson home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert of
Klamath Falls were Sunday visitors
at the Jess Johnsons. The Schuberts
left Tuesday for California. They
plan to be gone a month or two.
Delbert Dehlinger broke his collar
bone Monday while tumbling in gym
class.
Mrs. Stella Dehlinger and Mrs.
George Elliott were among the 12
candidates from Klamath Falls who
became members of the Daughters
of the Nile Thursday in initiation
services held in Grants Pass.
Bob Norrls has purchased a riding
horse.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gooding on the birth of a 9
pound 2 ounce boy.
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Cheyne and J. M. Stein were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Thompson.
A new sousaphone horn has been
added to the Henley high school
band. The addition of this Instru
ment was made possible due to the
effort of the Henley PTA and the
Henley Alumni association, who
raised and donated the money to
the school.
Portland Claims
$25,
,000 Windfall
PORTLAND, March 5 P The
Rushlight Automatic Sprinkler com
pany, which won a big contract It
didn't want, declined today to do
the Job and returned the contract
to the city.
The firm bid $429,444 for a sew
age construction Job; discovered
only afterward that it had neglect
ed to add Into its price $200,000
worth of steel. The city council,
however, refused to let 'he bid be
withdrawn.
The council will now decide
whether to declare forfeit the $25,
000 earnest money Rushlight paid
when submitting its bid.
Patriarch Buried
In Sitting Pose
BUCHAREST, Romania, March S
Wi Patriarch Nlcodem of Romania
was lowered in a sitting position in
tn his tomb Thursday.
The head of the Romanian Greek
Orthodox church died last week at
the age of 82.
By church tenet, a patriarch or
metropolitan Is never presumed to
have died. Rather, he Is considered
to have fallen asleep. That Is why
his body was entombed In a sitting,
position.
Tribal Council
Meet Set March 18
KLAMATH AGENCY, March 5
The Klamath Indian tribes have
tentatively set March 18 as the date
for their next tribal council meet
ing. Various timber matters are listed
for discussion by the Indians In
tribal council.
RESCUE
SINGAPORE, March 5 Malay
fishermen rescued five members of
the French foreign legion from the
Straits of Malacca today. The five
said they Jumped from a French
transport rather than fight in Indo
china. Singapore military police
turned the men over to the French.
Males May Get
Color After All
BKVERLY HILLS. Calif., March
S W'i Are you an incipient manic
depressive? A loud hatband may be
the answer.
Such was the suggestion today
from a designer and psychologist,
who teamed up to test a theory that
fancy hats for mules will relieve
severe mental depression.
Keneth Hopkins, noted creator of
women's chapeaux, and Alice La
Vere disclosed that their Ideas will
b- tried out this summer In an
unnamed California private mental
sanitarium.
He and Miss La Vere. a Juvenile
delinquency consultant here and in
San Francisco who has worked ex
tensively with war veterans, smy
they're convinced that fancy uni
forms and ralnbow-hucd ribbons
appeal to men as at least partial
satisfaction of male color hunger.
Derelict Mine
Floats Off Coast
SEATTLE. March 8 (41 Sighting
of five derelict mines off the Washington-Oregon
coast lines In three
days brought a renewed warning to
shipping Thursday.
The coast guard said four of the
five mines nave been exploded by
gunfire. The fifth is believed still
drifting off the coast.
The cutter McLane disposed of
two mines off Grays Harbor yester
day and one off Umatilla reef Mon
day. Another was exploded off Wll-
lapa bay Tuesday by the cutter
Balsam.
The fifth mine, reported sighted
off Coos Bay. was sought by the
cutter Bonham for two days without
success.
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8AN FRANCISCO, March 8 t.-m
The California Oregon Power com
pany asked permission Thursday to
ltsue 14.600.000 in first mortgage
bunds, due April 1. 1918. Interest
rote will be set later.
The company also applied lo the
California public utilities commis
sion for authority to sell 100.000
shares of common stock of $2 par
value. Funds from both transac
tions will be used to reimburse the
company's treasury for past ex
penditures and finance future ex
pansion. The commission approved the ap
plication by elude Henry of the
Klamath Light and Power company
to Issue a note for $36,000 at four
per cent Interest. The loan will fi
nance In part his $75,000 share of
a $105,000 transmission line Into
Klamath. Calif., to be built by the
California Oregon Power company.
Commission engineers reported
the new line would materially re
duce the Klamath company's oper
ating expenses.
DISAPPEARING INK
NEWARK. N. J.. March 8 il
The Internal revenue office said to
day it was Investigating a part-time
Income tax expert' who got big
refunds for his clients but kept his
own signature off their falsified
reports by attesting to them with
disappearing nk.
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our Royal Purple
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luxury laces trim
new blouses
2.98
Lace for a ladylike accent . . ,
lots of lace, to emphasize the
new Spring look in blouses!
Here are luxurious laces In deep
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frilly edgings on blouses In a
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lllintheia. ati, Indent, native of Oimoll,
re,lilenl of Klamalli Kalla. Lota Marl.
Hi-Ahum, m. Iunl. native u( Oiegon,
realtlent of Klamath Kail,.
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Myr. Miller v.. Mrvtn Miller, etitt fur
dlvon.. chame, ueertlnn. Couple mar.
rted Mav 1'J, HUM. In Hello. Nev. Attorney
for plaintiff, wtUon 8 Wiley.
Juallre I'eerl
Henry Alvin Loreui. overload. Klne 9 II.
J. II. Ittuwn. violation of bailo rule,
rine SIS.
Kennelh Kle Behnke, running atop
elfii. fine as .ail.
Sterling Uclliert Southarda, overlSarf.
rine St.
Jefieiy Willi-"i Noble, no rue ueliht
reveipt. 'tne 110.
.lelfery William Noble, overload. Fine
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Hay Wllbert Drake, no velilrte lli'eiue.
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HiiMell Itradrord Story, one red rear
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rretnm F.moiv Leetch, one red rear
lillit, fine SS9U.
DANGER
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., March 8
Wi i All housewives should wear
shoes when cleaning house with a
vacuum cleaner,
This warning wns made today by
a Rock Springs housewife who had
good slied portion of the middle
toi of her led foot sucked up Into
the clenner when she lifted It to
move it. She prevented further
damage by shutting off the switch
In a hurry.
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EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD
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Mr and Ura. J. K. Carle;
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sheer beauty ... yet always
able to give the service you de
sire. Latest colors. Sizes 8'j to
lO'j.
Other Royal Purple Nylons, $1.00
hosiery, bogs, shoes
on Sears main floor
Credit office
top floor
J dressy footnotes r''
J&mi f IF patent shoes
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Seattle Star Press
Goes On Block
SKATVLK. March OT Davltl
Stein 111 has put the printing
prr.isos and oilier equipment of the
defunct Seattle Htnr up fur sale,
his Seattle attorney reHiitfd today.
The former Philadelphia and
Camden pub Ishi'i' uauutit the plant
and equipment November 13. The
Situ1 ci'iiM-ii publication August 13.
There hud been wide conjecture that
Stern might attempt lo resume pub
lication of the Star.
The attorney. Payne Karr, said
he was not nulluirlrrd to disclose
plans (or the Star building mid site,
Pennsylvania contains nwii than
130 known caves.
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