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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1948)
PACI SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948 Mediation Fails At Boeing Plant HEATTLE, May J M. The per. tonal Intervention of TJ. 8. Con ciliator Cyrua S. Chine apparently bad tailed today to away the Boeinc Airplane company from Ita refusal to neiotlate with prearnt repre sentatives) of la 14.500 strlklnr. em loyea. William M. Allen, president ol Boeing, wired Ching last ntftht that "we must respectfully decline" to attend proposed joint meetings In Washington Monday with the In ternational Association of Machin ists and trie conciliation service if the purpose of the meetings Is "to bring the parties into collective bar gaining negotiations." . Allen said, however, that If Chlng wanted it, the company would send three representatives to the meeting "for the purpose of giving those present complete facta In support of our position that the strike Is illegal." No reference was made by Alkn to the Aeronautical Mechanics un ion, an affiliate of the IAM. which represents the workers on strike. Allen declared in his telegram to Ching that the strike by the AMU violated the existing contract. He said that under the national labor relations act, an Illegal strike re moves the collective bargaimne rights of those engaged in the strike. "Your attention is railed to the fact." he told Ching. "that this issue la now pending before the national labor relations board." Allen named James P. Murray, vice president of the company; James D. Esary, labor relations manager and DeForest Perkins, of the company's attorneys, to go to Washington If Ching wants them to present the company aide of the dispute. Meanwhile, a committee named by Mayor William P. Devin reported today it was unable to find a basis for resumption of negotiations be tween the company and the striking union. The committee was named last week to explore possibilities of ending the strike. Circus Has Big Cast Enjoy Health. Rest Comfort and Hospitality at tht BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Drink oar t a m o u a Mineral Waters far Kiane. Blas ter. Stemaca. ant Intestinal A I I -meats. Gall Blae 4er Treaale Cea-etlaatlea. "lour Health is Our Binnest' Net Mtaaral and Ma (lathi T.r -nanttsan. Arthritis. Nearttis. Kerraae acss. Sir. and Ism Bless rrsssara. Skia KrepUeas, Careen Olexlae Vaver Bstbs ter Asia ns, Cessna, ssias. bibbs ana siss mollis. Var reservatlens ar detailed Inferatatlea addrsss: BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM BT. 1 Ashland. O re ar Fhane Ln Distance DS. HERMAN rVEXLEK, Dtrecler CHIROPRACTIC PHTSICIAN The King and Queen of the Air, a thrilling aerial team, will be one of the feature attractions on the midway of the American United Shows, coming to Klamath Falls fairgrounds for six days, starting Monday. May 10. under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Charles R. Mason, show's general agent, reports to this office that the American United Shows Is now the largest show in the West and that it takes 74 trucks and trailers to move the big show from town to town and that they will have 11 rides, 8 sideshows, 35 concessions, two thrilling free attractions and their own light plants. "We have with us many attrac tions never seen In the Northwest before." states Mason. "Our fea ture sideshow is Ramblin' Tommy Scott and his Hollywood Hillbilly Jamboree. This will be the first time a big name attraction has ever been present on a carnival midway. We feel that it was about time that the carnivals gave the show-going people something for their money, not just a few tents with nothing much in them for people to see. We also have Capt, Elmbert and his daredevils in the big motor-drome, good Fun House, a wild animal show, boxing and wrestling show and a good girl revue. In new rides we are fea turing that new 52-foot high thrill ride, the Hi-Ball, and twin ferns wheels and a special kiddie land park." Ramblin' Tommy Scott, star of stage, screen and records, and his Hollywood Hillbilly Jamboree, wlU be one of the many feature attrac tions on the midway of the Amer ican United Shows, coming to Klamath Falls fairgrounds for six days, starting Monday. May 10. under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, nationally known as the king of the hillbtllys and well known on the air. as he ap peared on all of the leading radio shows of its kind for the past 13 years, will have with him in his Hollywood Hillbilly Jamboree such radio artists as Big Pete Potter, Hillbilly love song singer: Clara belle, the gal from the mountains; Ftddltn' Jimmy Vance. Eddy Wil liams. Baby Sandre, 5-year-old singing star, claimed to be the youngest hillbilly in the show business: Frankle Scott, and In a special tented barn dance theatre will put on three shows each eve ning. The first show will start at 8:30 p.m. This will be the first time a show of this kind has ever been pre sented on any carnival midway and it is Scotts first road trip. The show comes direct from Nashville. Term., the folk music center of the world. Baby Sandre. 5-year-old singing star, is not only one of the feature attractions in Ramblin Tommy Scott's Hollywood Hillbilly Jamboree on the midway of the American United Shows, but she also steals the show and your heart when you see her. Baby Sandre. claimed to be the youngest hillbilly In the show business, has been on the air and stage for the past 21 years and had been the guest artist on most of the leading radio programs in the East Tots-To -Teens a-K t FOG BOYS- All New Spring Styles FRIDAY-SATURDAY Only itf to Sizes 1 to 4 998 U.ffS 50 to .P Sixes 1 to 4 Jenr& Gene Autry. Sizes 2 to S o o o o F9 T-shirts 99c and 119 Sizes 1 to 12 LeonsTots-To-Teenssnop 402 Moin Bad Weather Slows Farm Work In Area By C. A. IIKNIiKRSON. County Agent The week Just rinsed has not been tery good for spring farmini. Some work was done between showers In plowing, planting and land prepar ation but showers occurred so regu larly that a continued farming operation could not be rarrlrd on. Quite a bit of grain was planted mainly on the smaller farms and a few fields of potatoes were planted In the aouth end. Extremely wet soil romliliolis con tinue on much of the winter flooded lake bottom land that produces the major grain cron of the Kliuiuilli area. I'ndotihtedly. much of the planting of this land will he rx trrmely late and some seneral furni ture plans undoubtedly will be changed. Spuds I'M Some indication that growers are reducing potato plantings to some extent. The county AAA commit tee" has asked that anyone Intend ing this should notify (he count v committee at his enrlirst oppor tunity, in order to reduce the cost nf their certificates of eligibility Tl.ls charge Is bused on so much per acre on an avrrngv comity iiomml yield and utter the May 2b dale the goal charge will be required but rt duel Ions can be made to actual acres planted up to that dale. Ciwt of (hear certificates will be 1 cent per cwl. on the average couiily normal yield up to July IS and 11 cents afler that date up to September 15. Afler this date, eligi bility certificate" cannot be Issued unci growera without (hem will not be eligible for support. Livestock operatora report ex tremely backward coiidlliona In the growth of spring feed and that liar and grain feeding la allll heavy lliruiislimil the area. II looka like all of the hay will be cleaned up If the unseasonably cool weather cnntliiura. i'iikxv HALKM. Ore., May 7 t'i (leoige Hurl, of WiiiTfiiton, Ore., will lie ItHH-slI president ol the Willamette uulvcrslly student body. Mchool elections mimed Wlllliim Harris, Hraltle, first vice peralilriit. A l iui-olf elect loll will be nnceaaiiry to select (he aecielnry. Cnndliliili's are Joun Cloudy. Ki'ichlknn, AliiMka, and Cnrol Dlniulul. Porllund. TRUCKS FOR RENT U-DRIVE VANS PICKUPS FLAT RACKS Rates by mile, hour or week OPEN SIXDAVS BEACON SERVICE STATION 1201 E. Main. Ph. 8304 Z-1 LOVE 1HIS OLDSOAD SINCE TAuT") BOUGWT TBK VURBORNE TTRES" my The necrrt in mi ft pressure. Kislv Airborn Tin flout yuur car ovor tlio humi on 1200 mur cubic iiu'licn of ir nl Iota prvtMurv. A new kind of lira . . . bin nor, stronger; Kisk Airborne (it your nUuuLirti rim. To It-urn what it's like to ride on a brtw, com in lor a ride. DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th and Klamath Medford Man Wins Government Award POIlTl.ANt), May 7 tVi-A Med ford man who showed llio gnveiu nirnl how In save IMKI.IKKI hud Ills rewind loday. 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