PACE FOURTEEN
Legislation To End Long
II VU Strike In Hawaii Set
For Passage On Saturday
By DOUGLAS LOVELACE
MONOLl'Ll'. July t LUI
tlon la end Hawaii's -day dork
strike by putllnf the territorial
ernment In the stevedoring baslnfaa
today appeared aft (or enactment
Saturday.
CIO longshoremen countered with
a tall to spread lbs tlrup to ths
Pacific, coast.
A special session of the Hawaiian
legislature came out of a closed ses.
alon late yesterday with senate
house agreement on whst It believes
Is a precedent-smashing bill: gov
enunent entrance Into a strike
bound Industry without setting
struck firms.
Ths measure would simply em
power ths territory to start Its awn
stevedoring business. Hiring at any
Moore Park
Slate Full
For August
Klamath's Moore park has upped
Its popularity more than ever this
year, according to Park Superin
tendent Bert Stott, so much so. In
fact, that there's room for only oat,
more small picnic on the picnic
grounds during the month of
August. w. ,
Sunday there are three big pic
nics slated, with a total of 700 per
sons haying places reserved. The
park headquarters, however, hss
been forced to turn down reserva
tions for the grounds regularly this
month.
Sundsy will also see the finals
In tha city-wide tennis tournament
being carried out under tha direc
torship of Loren Hughes.
Tha state game commission
brought in a new f swn for the big
deer pen yesterday, and It will be
released with tha rest of tha deer
Toastmasters
Hear Howard
The Mount McLaughlin Toast
masters club held its regular weekly
meeting last night In the banquet
room of tha Winema hotel.
The main talks of the evening In
cluded the subject of current vital
Interest, "Shall We Share Out
Atomic Bomb Secrets With Great
Britain?" presented by Oscar De
Naulu John Howard spoke on the rela
tionship between the executive, Ju
dicial and legislative departments
of the American government.
The Toastmasters extend a cordis!
Invitation to all interested in toast
mastering and speech improvement
to attend the next meeting on
Thursday, August 4. In tha banquet
room of the Winema at 7 p.m.
Navy Ship Back
From China Waters
BAN PEDRO, Calif. July 39 (
The ni T r i "floating maternity
ward," the OSS Repose, Is docked
here after a two-year stay In Chi
nese waters.
While In China, 180 babies were
delivered aboard the Repose. Her
akipper, Capt. Alexander Macln
tyre, said the vessel, which arrived
yesterday, served as a refuge from
April 22 to May 27 as red armies
enirulfcd Tslngtao and Shanghai.
The Repose brought home 109
passengers. Including army and na
vy officers, navy enlisted men and
army dependent.
Pine Lumbermen
Attending Meet
Members of Klamath pine Indus
tries left Klamath Falls today for
Redding for a meeting of Northern
California and Southern Oregon
pine lumbermen to organize a pine
district of the Pacific Logging con
gress. A similar sons Idea has been car
ried on successfully In Spokane for
tune.
Among Klamath's representatives
la Ted Ourment of tha Weyerhaeus
er Timber company.
REELECTED
PORTLAND, July 29 (iThe
Evangelical United Brethren
church conference of Oregon has
reelected Dr. C. P. Gates. Port
land, aa conference superintendent
V rS-i J
iSODOST LISS
ALSIGER MOTOR CO.
of the toea striking members at the
International Longshoremen's and
tVarehouaemen'a union would be
prohibited. So would me at the
seven struck firms' employes and
equipment "unless necesaary."
ILWU stevedores, who struck May
1 for a 32-cent hike In their $140
hourly basic wage, responded quick
ly with a move to carry out their
threat to extend the tleup to the
west coast.
They approved a resolution railing
aa all maritime unions longshore
and seafaring to prevent Matson
Kavigatien Ca. from sailing its ships
from Pacific eaast pacta to Hawaii.
Matson Is the biggest mainland
blanda carrier.
The legislature's bill was labelled
"clearly strikebreaking by ILWU
Regional Director Jack Hall. He
said the government would be hiring
-scabs."
Legislators did not are eye to eye
aa the MIL
House Speaker Hiram Fong and;which will ollow 1 1 -year-old
Vice Speaker Hebden Porte us, both
republicans, said the measure would
ae equally hard an union and em
ployers, "The union will get no work and
the stevedore firms will get no prof
its." Porteus said.
The ILWU rail for west coast
anion support against Matson fol
lowed repeated threats by President
Harry Bridges and ether ILWU of
ficials. They have said the strike!
would be carried to the mainland If j
the territory tried ta break It with
legislation. They want U. 8. arbi
tration ef the dispute.
Singer Tired
Of Cops, Suit
Asks Money
LOS ANGELES. July 29 l-Pl
Operatic Soprano Vivian Delia I
Chlesa hit a high note In anger as
she filed a tSOO.OOO damage suit
charging false arrest.
The singer, taken Into custody on
a warrant obtained by Concha V.
v ' --c "r aurgro unpaid aeot, i
told the court yesterday it was the
same old case of mistaken ldentltv. I
Two years ago the ainaer luereu.
fully maintained In court that she
was not the Miss Delia Chlesa, also
snown as vraie Diva, to whom Miss
Savage, a former voice teacher,
loaned money 25 years ago. She
obtained a restraining order against
further prosecution.
Superior court here ruled that any
further action against Miss Delia
Chlesa would be construed as con
tempt of court. The singer Is the
wife of George Ellis, Connecticut
businessman.
She contends she was taken from
her hotel and forced to make ball
to avoid being locked up In county
Jail.
Camp Sa-Wa-Li-Nais
Registration Up
Camp Sa-wa-li-nais. maintained
by the Friends churches on Spencer
creek near Keno, closed this week
with the largest attendance in the
camp's history, 114 registrations In
all.
Delegations were present from
Medford. Talent, Ashland. Klamath
Palls. Central Point. Gold Hill,
S prague River and Tulelake.
Featured In this year's program
were Rev. Harley H. Adams, of
Battleground, Wash., and Esther
Mae Moore, now of Medford. Rev.
Adams was main speaker and Miss
Moore, recreation director.
Well Baby Clinic
To Be Held
A regular Monday afternoon well
baby clinic will be held In the Klam
ath county public health office, 1949
Main, from 1 to 3 o'clock.
Appointments are absolutely nec
essary aa the number of babies to
be examined must be limited to the
time allotted, and not more than
about It can be handled In that
period. Parents wishing to bring
their children for examination
should call 7714 for appointments.
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MODOC AREA COUNCIL President
members Chef Homoker (left) and E
I of the Modoc area's Scouting
boys to the orea s roster within the coming year. There are
the area todoy. The executive board met with 0. D. Sharp,
week-end in a concentrated study of the program.
"Who Swiped The Clothes From Myrtle
Winter's Clothesline" Is Baffling Fort
Klamath Mystery; Woman Suspected-"!
Bv MYRTLE WIMER
PORT KLAMATH, July IS
The answer to the question of
"Who put the overalls in Mrs.
Murphy's chowder?" may be
bothering some people, but to
fit my puizle the words of the
song should be changed to "Who
swiped the clothes from Myrtle
Wimer's clothesline?" a strange
and unheard of thing that hap
pened some time between mid
night Saturday and 7:30 a. m.
Sunday. July 34. This la the
story, thought worthy of mention
because it is rare and unusual in
these parts. In fact, I have no
personal knowledge of such a
a g.
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Survey Set Here
PORTLAND. July 29 ( A sur
vey will determine whether more
liquor stores are needed In Klamath
Falls. Eugene and Salem.
The state liquor control commis
sion decided yesterday on the sur
vey for the cities. The commission
approved an agency for Olendale,
north of Grants Pass, and granted
a master locker license to the Cor
vallls Elks lodge.
Northwest Metal
Reserves Great
CORVALLIS. July 29 () The
nonferrous metal reserves of the
Pacific Northwest are among the
richest of the world, a regional re
sources conference was told here
Wednesday.
S. M. Lorain, chief of the Albany.
Ore, U. S. bureau of mines labora
tory, said much of the minerals are
kiw grade and not presently com
petitive with deposits elsewhere.
This may change when the present
ly worked ores are depleted, he
said.
Lorain said the region's coal re
sources were also great, but non
competitive with hydroelectric pow
er as fuel because of mining cons
and long hauls from veins to con
tirner. Hans Norland Ante Insurance. (27
Pine Street
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HERALD AND NEWS,
Dr. F. C. Adorns shows Boy Scout executive board
M. MocEeth a folder containing o study of the growth
units under a new age-lowering
boys to participate in the Scouting program, will add some 600
peculiar happening here during
the past 31 years.
As usual, at this season of the
year, on Saturday evening I had
done the family laundry and left
It on the hue overnight until
the following momtng. when on
going out to gather It In. I dis
covered that several articles of
feminine attire were gone. In
cluding a dress and slip and
more intimate garments. I hunt
ed around in the grass, thinking
maybe the wind had blown the
clothes down. but. no, thev were
not there, and the clothespms
all being left nicely In place
where the clothes had hung,
plainly Indicated skullduggery.
Now who did It. Is the pui
sle? Someone must have used
great stealth and cunning in
approaching the clothesline In
tha rear of the house and taking
the clothes off the line, as
Rusty, my cocker spaniel and
faithful watchdog, sleeps on the
back porch and never Issued a
bark, so the nocturnal visitor
as evidently unheard by him.
Again, why would anyone take
a few and leave the rest? Of
course. It was Saturday night,
and a dance had been held here
In town that evening, and most
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program. Tht aae-chanae.
approximately 1800 Scouts in
executive tor region 1 1, last
anything could have happened.
Apparently for some reason, a
gal In a predicament must have
needed a new wardrobe, spied
the wash hanging out. went along
the clothesline and helped her
self to what she needed.
This occurrence Is "one for the
book" In Port K'anialh. where
we trusting souls customarily go
away and leave our doors un
locked, even at times leaving
cars full of gas parked outside
overnight. Of course, there have
been Instances of gas theft and
petty thievery of several kinds,
but this Is the first time a
clothesline has been raided and
It will probably alaaya be a
deep, dark mystery. Here's hop
ing the clothes fit and solved
the gal's problem, whatever It
was. and also here's hoping
there are no more return vlalta
of the same kind.
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Link River, Hot Grid And
Crater Lake High On List
Of Questions Asked Here
By MALCOLM EPI.KV JR.
"ti there such a river as Link
rlvert"
"Does the heated highway really
heatt"
"Is there a resort for sale at
tha Klamath rails'"
Here are a few questions which
pour Into Ilia Klamalh Cuuiily
chamber of commerce utllirs dally
from almost tha four comers of 1 lit
earth and are pocketed In a lllr
tabbed "ununual Inquiries."
Mary Brooks, the answering secre
tary for all queries oil I lie Klamath
area, must decipher and answer all
tile requests.
For Instance, a letter came Into
the chamber offices a couple ol
nionllis ago asking, "I would like
to know a breeders of Canadians
geesea this! has a pair for sale anil
the eggs of Canadians grena and how
much for the gersea or the eggs ami
a pair of English Caller Ducks . , ."
Somehow, from somewhere, ths
Information was gleaned and passed
on.
Oenerally the Inquiries are about
the Klamalh country. Its climate,
and Its people.
However, many queries come In
about Link river. Una man was
apparently having an argument
with none otlier than the late "He
ilve It or Not" Bob Ripley.
The Information waa returned
that Link river Is one and three
eighlhs miles long, or KIM fret.
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the Link river Is not necessarily the
shortest river 111 tha world, but It Is
the shortest that has Us source and
mouth within ths limits of one
muuld polity.
As rrlrrruie for proof to the
statements, the chamber otllre
loliiis to Hobert Klpley's cartoon
which was widely published some
years ago.
One query came III about accom
modations for two people and a
Sji'olly dug.
Another asked for the nearest
barber college In Urrgon . , , It
came from I'hocnlx, Arls.
oilier letters ask about mlsslni
prisons, want Information on the
city of Alumna, and tha temperature
of Crater lake.
Hut one letter that lops them all
comes from a man In llerlong. Calif
"I am looking for overslsed
clothes." he says, "which are not to
be gotten around here, not even In
Sacramento or Iteno. Am working
at a powder dump at llerlong for
nearly two year and I am all but out
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