WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 198
PACE EICHT
Solons Ask
Facts In
Coal Tie-Up
WASHINGTON. March 17 l
Hie conKre.vtlonal "wRtehdog com
mittee" on labor relations called ro-
day lor "a'.l fuel" trom John L."
Lewis and soft coal operators on the
mine shutdown.
Senator Ball iR-Minn. charman
o the senate-house committee, dis
closed he has sent similar tele
grams to Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers, and Er.ra Van
Hr.rn. represent inn the mine oper
Ball said he made the request
yisterday and asked for replies
within 48 hours.
More than 339.000 of the 400 000
soft coal difgers are Idle tn a dis
pute over use of the miners' welfare
fi.nd to set up miners pension
plan.
The administration has been
(eking way to halt the walkouts.
Balls committee was established
to keep check on operations of the
Thft-Hartley law. Ball said the
U.oup had been Instructed specifi
cally to report to congress on "the
gineral subject of welfare funds."
All the facts are needed. Ball
svid. "since the committee must
consider what further steps It
should take in the matter."
There was no immediate com
ment from Lewis or Van Horn.
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
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M especially liked that for ncher' part, Reverend!"
Eagles Aid In
Teen-Age Fund
A donation of sis was voted Tues
day ntstit by the Eagle auxiliary
ti. the Teen-Age comer impressed
fcx the teen-agers' plan, auxiliary
members pinked their support In
any possible way.
The teen-agers' scrap drive, spon
sored by the Klamath Union high
school K club, continued today, as
trucks loured the city to pick up
contributions.
Scrap nieliil and clothing are
wanted. Sessler brothers have do
nated trucks and men to assist the
teen-age group, and will buy the
scrap.
Anvone who has scrap lo give Is
asked to coll Bill Procter, teen-age
dnector. at 7113. Procter adds that
he welcomes calls on any phase of
the teen-age plan, and the center
will greatly appreciate any help tt
can get in starting Its project.
Money from the scrap drive will
be used to (mance remodeling o(
the R. P. Oliver building at 3'JB N.
81 h. which Mr. and Mrs. Oliver do
nated (or the renter's use. Re
modeling should not exceed about
s'JOOfl. Procter said, and consists
mainly o( iddmg a fire csrnpe. re-
errangement of doors, addition o(
lavatories, and other minor changes
Proceeds led after the remodel
ing job will be used (or the center s
progrnm. which Proctor and the
teen-age adult council hope to make
(-ce to the community's teen-agers.
Woman Dies In
Leap From Car
TACOMA, March 17 A 24-year-old
Tacoma mother o( three
small youngsters leaped to her death
Irom a movtng automobile here
early today. Pierce County Coroner
Paul Mellinger said. The woman.
Mrs. Ellen Dietman. a nurse, was
riding; with (our other persons at
about 1 a. m. near the Titlow beach
tegoon. Her companions. Mellinger
said, reported that they had been
arguing with Mrs. Dietman when
she opened the door o( the automo
bile, which was traveling at about
30 miles an hour, and jumped out
She died three hours after being
t-.ken to the hospital.
Mellinger listed the death as ac
cidental. Police do not know where
Mrs. Dietman's husband Is. The
D'.ctmans have been separated about
i year.
WASHINGTON. March 17 i
The senate killed Tuesday. 58 to 25.
President Truman's proposal to
place (ederal Job services in the
labor department.
The vote disapproved a reorgani
sation plan Mr. Truman had sent
to congress. The house already had
turned it down.
Extension
Unit News
BLY
The project, parent-adolescent re
lationship, presemeo by Helen P.
Sline. home demonstration agent,
met with enthusiastic interest from
the Bly unit. Their monthly meet
ing was held Thursday, March U.
at the home of Mrs. Ben Angus.
The group expressed itself freely
over problems of child raising, the
subject of common interest to this I leaders.
young group.
Mrs. Dave Campbell, vice chair
man, presided over the business
meeting when plans for a food sale
held last Saturday wer'. completed.
The proceeds will go toward the
Azalea house, home rconom.c dormi
tory for student', fund.
Two committees were appointed.
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Monte Cline
and Mrs. P. H. Armstrong will serve
on the nominating committee for
officers to be elected In April. The
Homemakers Festival exhibit com
mittee was also appointed with Mrs.
Duane Cassiday, Mrs. Walter El
hngson. Mrs. Dave Campbell and
Mrs. Armstrong.
The group accepted Miss Stint's
suggestion that It participate as a
canteen for the Red Cross in case of
! disaster in the Bly area.
Food was plentiful and delicious
at the planned buffet luncheon. The
next meeting will be on foreign
cookery at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Hadley m April. Mrs. Carl Chase
and Mrs. Wynn Bates will be project
The Roman emperor. Maximinus.
of the third century, could eat 30
to 40 pounds of meat and drink
seven gallons of liquid daily.
London bakers sell prepared pie
crusts. When baking a pie. the
ihousewives merely have to prepare
the pie filling.
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Notice To Electors
More than 5000 Registrations have been cancelled
since the 1946 General Election.
If you are not registered you will not be permitted
to vote at the Primary Election May 21, 1948.
Tlease phone or call at this office and ascertain
whether or not your registration is O. K.
Registration books close April 20, 1948.
CHAS. F. DE LAP,
County Clerk.
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Crooked River
Wreck Kills One
XftnnA!! Mnrrn 17 4t An mi-
tr.mobile-truek collision ucnr the
Crooked river bridge on Hie unites
rniifnrnin hiuhwav near midnight
lK.t night was fatal to Wayne
Cninie. J5. Vernonia.
His passengers. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrl
Campbell, were Inlured slightly and
were taken to a Redmond hospital
The driver of the truck. F. H.
Kendall of uallas. was not hurt.
Measles Season
With Us Again
PORTLAND. March 17 il'i-Thr
nialii board of health warned today
tnat the iiiTOslcs mion wan buck.
I he board mi Id It wan illnlrllmllwi
Iniiniine nenini globulin to enmity
liiallh di'imilnienta.
Tim globulin miiken mcaslcn at
t.ukn less icvcri'. Ho fur this year
the prevalence of ini'iinlen him been
lower than averuge In tlregon.
Not a single new cuno of dlph
tlniia. niclllligllln. iMilliilliyi'lllln. or
tvphold fever wan repoilcd III the
gon last week liitliien.ii. though !
Mill struck 151 peinonn during Hie
week, continued to decline In fie-nueitcy.
(Sim
MaJ. tien. Ilrnnrtl K. Meyrni (leftl and Atlorney Itohrrl T. ttli-hli.ll
walk up step, lo (ederal dMrlcl court bulhllns In Washiiitton. I. f.
.Meyers was sentenced lo erve from to niontlin lu live ean In irlou.
Jury convicted the (ormrr air limt procurement odlrer on Hirer rounla
of imlurtnr a (urmer businena aoclale lo He lo a senale eomnilltee.
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Shriners
Take Notice
The Potentates Ball will be held at tho
Ashland Armory in placo of the Elks Tem
ple Saturday, March 20, 1948.
Receiving line at 9:00
Grand March at 9:30
liutton Stale college June 18-19.
Prol. C. O. Johnson said today.
The conference chairman said the
conference would study civil righis.
American foreign iwlicy. federal
taxation and labor-management relations.
Public Affairs
eakers Named
PULLMAN. Wash.. March 1" .V
Attorneys John H. Bums. Tacoma.
and Benjamin H Kizer. Spokune.
will be speakers at the fifth annual
public affairs conference at Wash-
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