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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1948)
HfcRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAG! THREE, II 1. JL new tonrracr. Wage Boost, In Pulp Units PORTLAND, April IB lIV A new eontraol providing a uounrul wage Increase of 9 ciiiii mi hour, with niliilniiim Inoreaso of 16 cents for men, has boon negotlRUid (or th 10.000 employs of :u Peoiflo Const pulp and paper mill. The terma were ntireod upon her yesterday by representative of tht Piicilflu Count Association of Pulp mid Pniwr Manufacturer mid two AVh union, after a week's negotia tion. It li the 14th your that uch count-wide contract hv been mnite. The total annual wane Inoreiue under the contract U estimated at 6,000,000. It provlden a baslo wage rnte of M mi hour for men nd II.1SH for women, The icnle become effective June 1 on ratification by loci! of Ui IiiUirimtlonnl Brotherhood of Paper Mnkera and the International Hnilherhnod of Pulp, Bulphate and Pniier Mill Worker. Negotiator ald the agreement alsij granted a union aliop. Mere tofore, the union ha had a main tenance of membership clause. John Sherman, Tacoma, Wash., prcsldrd for Uie union and J. D. Zellerbach, Ban PranclMO, repre sented the employer In negotiations. Posse Ride Held Success Kven the weather cooperated Bun. day to make the tint Sheriffs Posse breakfaat rid of the eaon a larg auocess. Tablra war et outdoor at the Ed William Red Poll ranch on Airway drlv and th 97 adult and , a children started arriving oon 'after a. m. by ear and on horse-bark. Breakfast of ham, egg, hot cake. ranch-fried potato and ooffe were prepared on an outdoor fire place by Bonnie McMahon, Prance McNeely, Ruth William and vio let Hill. R. K. Hill. Al Trump. MrMahon and Bud Howard managed a re freshment Hand and after break faat th guest mad a tour of th ranch. Ike Walton Contest Open Deadline on th Oregon dlvllon' Saask Walton league eaaay content, "Why Conservation of Wildlife Re raroea Should Be Taught In the Public Schools," haa been extended ie to a reportedly mounting In. -tareet kn trie contest. . The oonWet la being eontlnued - mnm May i, arm u open to an pu ftH enrolled In the eighth grade an Oregon school for th year MT-. aaay are to be at leaat 100 word k length, not more than too, and are to be mailed to Paul M. Dunn, dean of the arhool of forealry, Ore gon fltate college. A total of 1100 ha been allotted for price. Judge Include Dunn, Dr. O. W Peavy, prealdent emcrtlu of OSO, and Profaaaor R. C. Dlmlck, head f the department of fUh and game, OBO. Infant Bumped By Motorist A elty police officer came up with a bit of uncontclou humor Sunday In reporting an auto mil hap In which a little boy, aged two and a half, waa bumped by a car. In filling out the official report the patrolman had no trouble with the blank calling for name, ad dresses and age, but when he came to the one asking the occu pntlon of the victim he was Humped for a minute. Finally he hit upon a solution, "Jaywalking Infant." The little boy, Stephen Acuff, of 308 Hillside, received a bump on hi head and was treated at Klumath Valley hospital. The car , we driven by Mr. Thai Arm strong, 403 Walnut, and th acci dent happened on Klamath avenue In front of Acuff motorcycle shop. Veteran Bondsmen Take Over .....j,.', i ., 1 ' J A a ' rr : j v . ' 5 uu Meaicai ocnooi i o wz Cancer Drive Fund Aid A. M. rolll.r. Ml. ui Verne Owen are In harnes again a head af the aecnrlty loan campaign In Klamath county. They were chairman and vie chairman el the war bond organization In thi county throughout World War IL Hare they look ever a campaign Dealer. Klamath .Flying lews n ifi if ' n ' i iinnnrii'ii'ii'i',,"!' "----- - - - Plane Repair Andy Bllanl and Kenny Huffman, working for th Parmer Air ervlce now operating at Arlington, have brought back the Stearman plane and a Cub for checkup and repair at th Klamath Aircraft service. Wind aerloiuly damaged a Oub on the ground at Arlington, the men reported. Recently a 46 to 83 mile per hour wind pulled and tore at plane which were tied down at Arlington, impending them a couple of feet off the ground o that Oene Durant, an operator of PAS, gave some dual flight Itutructlon In th tled-down flying plane. The PA8 has been operating at Condon the past week, treating weed In grain field by spray and dust. Louis Boukup took a quick trip to Medford last week to bring hi Beechcraft home lor renovation. Another plane left for repair for wind damice I the Cub belonging to K. E. Nichols and W. A. Coke of Bly. Wind we reported by CAA at a velocity of 40 MPH at noon Wednesday, and planes that were not hangared were securely tied. An Aeronca from the Weed Plying club was weathered In recently at the Klamath airport for three days. Of Flyer Don Rlnehart, mechanic for KA8. 1 and his wife spent tht. Easter holl- day at their former home In Yak ima., Wash. They made the trip by I car. Tim Moore ha taken hi Pair child over to Orescent City where i he H presently employed. Copter Visit Two Helicopter have stopped for refueling at Klamath airport recent ly, one Just a week ago. They were property of .Central Aircraft com pany, Yakima, Wash, and were en route home from crop dusting oper ations In California. Circle Globe Dianna Cyrus of Burbank, Calif., plans a flight around the world solo on her tint week off. 8he has been flying freight, Including orchids and overalls, between Dallas and Bur bank for Eagle Air Lines and now haa one of those welrd-looklng British Mosquito bombers which she purchased In Miami, Pla. The redheaded avlatrtx plans to fly her green and yellow Mosquito easterly around the midriff of the globe, hoping to beat Bill Odom's 1047 record of 73 hours, five minutes and II seconds. The Mosquito has a speed of 435 MPH. New High . Britain has claimed a world alti tude record of 69.493 feet for a De Havllland Vampire jet fighter plane with test pilot John Cunningham at the controls. That Is more than a halt mile higher than Arlo Petals record made for Italy In 1038. New "Copier The Oregon Journal has a new Helicopter in operation this month replacing the one that crashed last December. The plane will be used for photo and news coverage as was the other one. Overseas Training An Associated Pre release ad vised Saturday that a squadron of B-30 bombers will leave Spokane alrbase this week for' over-water training maneuvers, from a Florida airfield. The squadron, led by Lt. Col. Neil W. Wemple. will be stationed at MacDIU field, Pis., for the exercises. Historical Spots To Be Marked A committee of six Klamath His torical society member hss ibeen appointed to search out point of historic interest In the Klamath area and investigate means of marking them as a part of the Ore gon Centennial observance. The committee, appointed by President Mary Case, include Chairman Charles R. Stsrk, Mrs. Oenev Duncan, Mr. Buena Stone, H. H. Ogle, Malcolm Epley and De vere Helfrich. SAT. NIGHT MEKMLL ONE OF THE NATION'S NEWER BANDS EDDIE IT A HIS PIANO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Just concluded six months in the famous Rose Koom Bowl in San Francisco's Palace Hotel, currently at Jantzen Beach Ballroom Dancing 10 until 2 $1.25 per person (Tax Included) Coming, Armory Saturday, May 8 THAT "SMOKE-SMOKE-SMOKE" MAN Tex Williams iff, cwaersaTann American Legion Regular Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesday. I:H p. m. Veteran Memorial Bid., 4th and Klamath. Club Rooms til Main, nest to Wlllard hotel. Open daily noon te midnight, except Sunday 1:0 to U:M p. as. For Legionnaires and Guests An organization meeting of the group will be held at the chamber of commerce Wednesday afternoon, April 31, at 4 p. m. The University of Oregon Medi cal school, where several cancer re search projects are currently under way. will be one of the principal beneficiaries from funds raised by the Oregon Division. American Can cer society, in Its April campaign, according to E. B. MacNaughton, state; campaign chairman. "Every person In the state of Ore gon has an Interest In the cancer campaign," MacNaughton stated, "Because the money Is used for the benefit of all. Cancer strike In every county, hitting nearly every other household directly or Indi rectly." Some of the special projects car ried on by th society In Oregon through funds raised In statewide campaigns Include grants to the University of Oregon Medical school for the following purposes: 1. Support of a chair of oncology (cancer). 3. Poet graduate cancer refresher course for practicing physicians. 3. Equipment and personnel for the school's tumor clinic. 4. Stipend for residency In path ology. 6. Purchase of latest books on cancer for the medical school li brary. The Oregon division keeks to raise more than 1130,000 during the current campaign, and explains that this amount or more Is needed to finance the many research proj ects now under way and contem plated. Dr. John J. Morton, a member of the department of surgery of the University of Rochester school of medicine, wrote recently in The Journal of the American Medical association. "The public has responded mag nificently to the appeal for cancer funds. The money has been well spent. The country Is large and much more Is needed. Progress will be slow because the problem of can cer Is not an easy one. "The public must accordingly b tolerant and must not demand Im mediate result. Results will be forthcoming In time and with ade quate public support and coopera tion It may be sooner than appears possible at present." 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