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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1948)
PACE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 Portal Pay Cases Out SPOKANE. May 13 M"i Claims tor $2,211,000 In portal-to-portal pay were dismissed Tuesday by Federal Judge Sam M. Driver who said the union had (ailed to prove trie 1947 act of congress unconstitu tional. The union was given 30 days to Xile an amended complaint. The dismissal was granted at the request of the Howe Sound Mining company, defendant in a $612,000 action. Combined with it. however, for the purpose of argument were suits to taling Sl.599.000 brought against the Permanente Metals corporation, the American Zinc, Lead and Smelting company, Pend Oreille Mine com pany, and the Metline Mining and Leasing company. Union representatives contended In their complaints that the portal- tr.-portal act of 1047 is unconstitu tional. But Judge Driver ruled that they failed to produce sufficient facts to show unreasonable or arbi trary action by congress in the law's passage. Former Prison Inmate Killed SEATTLE, May 13 A former ! Washington state prison inmate was y shot fatally by a policeman after he Was surprised in a Montlake district tavern at 4 a. m. yesterday. Police Identified the victim as George Vernon Drake, 38, who was paroled while serving a prison term lor robbery. The fatal shooting oc curred after a chase Into the uni versity arboretum. The man was killed outright by eight shotgun pellets fired by Pa trolman Howard Belka. They hit his head. Police Capt Richard P. Mahoney, said the dead man was cloutching a money bag with $13.35 in it and another with $5.35. Police surprised the man in the tavern after bakery workers next ! door reported a prowler was inside. Show Town Mayor Wins Steer Award SPOKANE, May 13 MV-The mayor of "Show Town" walked off with a championship Wednesday at uie annual spoicane junior live- siock snow. A steer shown hv na-nlnp XfTn. tosh, Lewiston Idaho, was judged cnampion oi the 4-H club Short horns. Young Mcintosh is mayor of the 4-H and Future Farmers of America exhibitors from Washing ton. Oregon, Idaho and Montana. The reserve champion 4-H Short horn was shown by Jerry Walter, Odessa. Robert Matsen, Pullman 4-H club member, and Alvln Hnac Tflirf(lH Future Farmer, won championships I in ineir classes yesteraay in Aper- ! oien Angus snowing. I.OTtiS liriN't'V The Benda estate in Lomita Park, uaui., nas the only replica of the famniiR Run Pnlapn nt lha Mayans. Bees on this estate make nunc irum loius Diossoms. BAL5IGER CO. MOTOR Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 Bring Your Ford HOME for Service A, Gold Rush Day To Be Held In Yreka Again One of California's oldest and most oolorful celebrations will be ; revived this year at Yreka, Cali fornia after a lapse of eight years. It Is the Yreka Oold Rush Days that will tako place June 24 to 27, Inclusive, and the four day program Kill embrace all the old time features u well as several new ones. Highlighting the whole affair will be a mammoth historical parade on Sunday, June 27, that will attract entries from many parts of Cali fornia as well as an equal number from the cities of Southern Oregon. There will also be a night torchlight fun parade on Friday, June 25. Sat- . urday, June 26 will be given over to the children who will have a junior pet parade all of their own and a picnic and party at the Oold Way. The Yreka American Legion is sponsor of the entire celebration and much of the program will be held in the now uncompleted Veteran's ' Memorial building that will be fin ished this year following the Oold Rush Days Festival. Invitations for participation for the many contests, parades, etc., are going forward and the committee in charge extends an invitation to all of California and Oregon to attend and be a part of this Golden Celebra tion. Navy Delivers Subs To Turkey IZMIR. Turkey. May 13 U. 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