MONDAY, AUG. 13, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Business Outlook Better
Last Week, But Big Snag
Seen Over Labor Pay Issue
nr Rl IIAHII KIKKK
new roiiK, Aug. it in nui-
new waa atownrlihc food In antral
nrclalrd liiilualrlee week.
Manufacturers war adillng work
er or ahaelenlng vacation to HNl
Inrraaaer proriurllon erhedulee.
LugKag and leather makrra re
ported orders were runnlnf 36 par
rent ahead of last year. Fartory
as Irs il washing niarhlnra war al
MID Uip.
The wheels nl many nllirr Indus
ti Ira war rolling along at luud
siteetl.
Hut Ih labor alluatlon waa not
encouraging. There wee a woaalbll
Itr labor dispute Bill lit lam a
monkey wrenrh In lha smooth run
nine marhlncry.
Tha steel Industry would be mora
nullinlsllr II H weren't fur lha
threat of labor trouble.
(old worker voted overwhelm
ingly lo slrlke If ueresaary lo get
pensions, livnllli benefits and a
wai Inrreese. A walkout would put
a ri Imp In tha rernrd hlh pnxlw
Hull rata at which automobile art
tolling off tha assembly lines.
There war a frw oilier dislurb
Im situations.
In Washington lha government
Young GOP's
Ask Cake To
Quit Position
OKAIMIATtT, Aug IS irVi.!
tional Itepubllcan Committeeman
llalph Cake haa been asked by tha
eserullve board nt Uia Young R
publiran Federation of Oregon to
quit hU party oilira.
Tha board condemned Cake's "In
artion aa rhairman of tha latmr
committee' of tha national party In
a resolution approved her yester
day. Tha statement aald Cek had
tallrd to keep the Oregon party
unit advised of hia artiviile. It
aald "ha doe not rellert tha tarn
par nf tha republlran party In Ore
gon." Two party laadrra had crltlrlaed
Cake a work at a Saturday rvaning
Clatsop county party roundup
Jamea Thaver, Carlton. vlr rhair
man at lana of tha fadarallon. da
rlarad tha Oregon rommlttaman
ws "dradwond" and had don
nothing on hia labor rommittta -aignmant.
fttat Party Chairman
mgtrld Unandrr latar mid tha Clat
anp group ' I do not disaare with
anything aald hart tonighl "
Caka waa at hit ranrh nrar ma
lar mar lha wark-and and ra
portad ha had not learnad nf tha
murium Ha aald ha knaw nl no
raon for Ih rail lor hit resigna
tion. Unfair Labor Suit
Draws Denial
PORTLAND. Aug. IS i-A drug
tor firm a charga of nnfalr labor
prartlra against tha APT. hotal and
taaiauraiil anion haa ban dis
missed by Trial Examiner Charira
W Whlttemnre.
Tha llalaatop -Durg mores, Ine,
roriland. hava barn plrkatad alnra
lam yaar. Tha national labor ma
lion board previously had dis
missed similar charga against lha
union.
Karh dismissal waa beam on Ih
round that Intrratat rommarc
waa not involved.
tarlrd off Ih Ural month of lha
nrw flaral yaar apandlng mora
money than II had In lha bank. Thai
aprlla Inflation wllh a capital "1."
Tli only living former president.
Herbert Hoover, had an unwilling
llmugnt.
Tli government la aprnding lha
people savings, ha aald. and tliroiikh
government aiiendlng and tae th
nation U heading fur collrrtlvum.
Corporal Camilla's nil were
prelty good. Hut thry were a llttl
lower In the second quarter In many
rases. It atlll waa coating lham
mora money to niak a dollar.
Nome of In big fellows. Ilka
Amerlran Woolen and I'. H. K libber
rut their aerond quarter dividend.
Hul that waa water aver tha da.
Thoaa figure rrflerted paal per
formance. Current condition wer
aaora anrouraglng.
Waatinghuuaa aald II planned lo
hire add it lima I workera at IU Man.
Held. Ohio, and Hprlnglleld. Maaa..
plaiita lo meet Ini'reajtrd produrtlon
arheiliilra In It rlertrlc appliance
dtvtatona.
Motiirola. Inc.. trlevialon and radio
mauularlurera, reimrtrd It waa
panding Ita worker roll to th
hlglieat Dumber In Ita hlatory to
meet heavy demand for Ita pro
duct. lha Verney corporation, maker
f textile, reduced emplov vra
tiana al renwirb. H. I., froa lw
waeka I on lo hand! stepped -a
produclioa).
Coiutructlon award hit lMt
high and ther wer such Item a
a ta ouo ooo.ooo arhool building pro
gram In th day ahead.
'Ih commerr department aald
businra rut Ita Invrnlortea another
1.000 0O0 .000 In June. Moat of th
rut, ouuitle of aeasonal factora. was
in manufacturer' holdings.
The chamber of rommerr of Ih
I'nlted h tales aald Iher waa no
Question tha slide la continuing, but
If beromea mora apparent It to al
tha orderly readjustment variety
rather than a pantekv collapse.
Men lha moat optimistic war
bothers by Ih labor Bjtsati.
however.
Tha nation big steel companies
began telling their sids of the story
lo tha president s fart-finding board
Ihla week.
Clarenr B. Randall, president of
Inland Hteel and management key
noter, aald tha Industry couldn't
afford tli CIO Fltrelworker' de
mand for a 30-cent-anhour pck
ag Including wage, pension and In
surance benefits
He aald President Tntman'l rr ca
ll no th board was aw "Industrial
revolution" which alllmatelv would
lead lo nationalisation of the In
dustry. Ha Inferred t ill President
Philip Mwrrav persuaded th presi
de I a aaUbllsh Che board.
Tha ao-dav true in th ateel In
dusuy I up August M and the find
ings of th board ar not binding.
Union and management appeared a
far apart a when lha true began.
Th CIO Electrical Workera union
talked about a poasible sink against
General F.lectrlc, which rejected
fourth round wage demands.
Tha Henley Flower club held a
meeting al Mr. Johnson horn on
Ih Illli of August.
Th nirmlicrB wera divided up In
group of Iwo. Ilach group mad a
vary allractlva flower arrangement.
Mrs. While told Ilia girl what wa
wrong with their flower arrange
ment and gav a few hint on
batter arrangement.
Th club discussed th flower
show, and th meeting waa ad
journed and refreshment wer.
served. OM A HorrMAN,
New Repirtr.
Tli fifth meeting of th Malln
Cannery club waa held at th home
of llarbara Cornell on July 37. Th
club member had a potluck dinner
before lit meeting. After the meet
ing Barbara Cornell gav a Jelly
making demonstration, using the
"kleenet" method.
Th aluth meeting of th Malln
Cannery club waa held at Ih home
of Shirley and fcdmona King on
August 3. After th meeting refresh
ment were served to th following
member and vuitor. Pat Tucker,
June ftaunder. Dorothy Maunder.
Jrsn rtajniis. Beverly Martin, Hhlr
ley King, Mrs. Mildred I.ahori and
Edmotia King. EDMONA KINO,
New Reporter.
The seventh meeting of th Malln
Cannery club waa held at th home
of Jeau Rajnua on August August
Joan How-ell wa present and
member discussed problem they
had been, troubled with In their
canning.
After Jut meeting refreshment
wer aerved. Th following member
and visitors wer preaeni: Dorothy
Saunders, Pat Tucker. Barbara Cor
nell. Bally Bmsllcy. Hhlrlry Dixon.
tUilrlry King. Jean Ranu. Edmona
King. Mr. Mildred Lahoda and Mr.
Hajnua. EDMONA KINO.
New He porter.
Golden Rule
Church Ended
By Judgment
UjU ANOKI.EU5. Aug. IS (P) A
court Judgment dissolved Christ
Church of th Oolden Rul here
Prlday, virtually ending four year
of litigation.
nuperlor Judge Claieru L. Kln
cld signed th Judgment on the
baaia of a atipulatlon presented by
Attorney Russell E. Parson, repre
senting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bell,
and Assistant Attorney General
Kenneth E. I.ynih.
Bell once headed the group Ite
also wa a former director of the
controversial Munklnd United, once
charged with sedition.
Psrsons aald Uia step clear tlie
way for bankruptcy court to turn
over om H0 000 In remaining
asseu of the Golden Rule church
to Belts present organization. Eccle
siastical society of Chrlt Church
of the Oolden Rule. The attorney
said It operates In Northern Cali
fornia and Southern Oregon.
A suit brought by then Attorney
Orneral Robert W. Kenny In Octo
ber. 104.5. attempted to dusolve the
present rhurrh. The complaint ac
cused th Bell of Inducing many
person to turn over their asset
to the church on promises of life
long security.
A receiver wa named In the case,
but shortly afterward a petition of
bankruptcy waa filed In federal court
and a referee took over the organi
sation' asset, then valued at
MWOjTjoO.
Iron beada wer found In an
Egyptian cemetery that date back
to 4000 B. C.
Th Bonanra Can Can club met
at the home of Esther Brown August
4. Oarden club member were
guest. Th roll call from the can
ning club wa to nam a favorite
fruit. Th garden club roll call wa
lo nam a favont flower.
Before the meeting th club mem
bers enjoyed dancing on th lawn.
The club member discussed th
demonstration day to be held Aug
ust 21 Th garden club will exhibit.
After the meeting, aong wer
sung and horn movie war allow n.
Watermelon wa aerved to th guest
and members.
HAZEL BRAD8HAW.
New Reporter.
Steel ha been mad Irom Iron
for centuries, but only in very small
amount until about 100 years ago.
FRESH HEARING AID
BATTERIES
For All Aid
Tastse Pel
Med lord Be lion Hdq.
Hoovtr Arrives
In Ntw York City
NEW YORK. Aug. 1ft l" for
mer Praaidenl Herbert Hoover
drew applauac and cheer from a
crowd al Orand Central terminal
when ha artved today Iran Chica
go on th Twentieth Century limi
ted. Hoover, now 15. went directly to
his auli at th Waldort-Astorla. He
aald ther wa "much ado about
nothing ' over th gall bladder duv
turbanc h au.'Iered en th train
Irom CaJIIomia.
Th rx-prr-sldent w ruled away the
hour on th trip playing gin rum
my with hi secretary. Miss Ber
rue Miller.
Hoover plan to spend a food
pan of th next year in New York,
helping to put Into (licet Ih rec
ommendation of hi commute on
reorganising tha executive branch
of th government.
HID 'ALL
PORTLAND. Aug 1 iPe-The
army engineers will Invite bids
August It for construction of levee
Improvement in the Cow 11 1 coun
ty consolidated diking Improvement
district No. I. along the right bank
of th Columbia river two miles
west of Longrlew.
ThwtjotLKrww!
Th anaweri lo rvprydny
lxuurafic problem
ttf JERRY THOMAS
liuurtnc CounMlcir.
QI.'EtTION: My daughter his
a saddle horse which I uiually
stabled at a riding club but
which we recently kept over
night In our back yard. Th
horse got out of th yard and
damaged a neighbor's yard and
garden. We've paid for th dam
age but I understand there Is
an Insurance policy which would
protect u from having to pay
damage of thi kind In the fu
ture. Can you tell ma about this
policy?
ANHWEft: Th type of Insur
ance you have In mind Is called
Comprehensive Personal Liabili
ty and It covers the acta of
th person Insured and those of
hi family. Including all minor
children. You are also protected
from damages resulting from
act of your dog, horses or
other animals. It Is an excellent
policy and no one should be
without the protection It afford.
Look for the Inform tlv dis
cussion of Insurance problem
each Monday In Th Herald and
News.
IMSl-BANCE
lit I. th Phane MS5
tlrtlWti. .ittVilwvir (. i,r,
V For school lunches
there's nothing
lr better than
S BREAD
It builds strong bodies
Qt.,t,nph's
TAKE HOME FLUHRER'S BREAD
J'jri eura&fcj U' L .
Kate In Action ,:
PORTLAND. Ore. Right then ! r
and ther Kste stacked th break- j '
last disiiea to run over and tell '
Mr. Neighbor th Oood News. A
Heavenly Visitor had come to seek f
and to save the lost and that I
mean all of u. Por all have sin- J
ned and the wage of sin I death
Bible Death eternal separation t
from Ood. Ood could not wtnk at i
our alns. ao h put them on hi 1
Son. Jesus, who died for u. g
ONE Having faith Is to believ I
Ood. that Christ died for all your i
sins. Believe and Ood honors your f
faith with th gift of eternal life. I f
TWO Th Miracle. Becaua He 1 1
waa Ood. the grave could not hold j I
Him and He ascended back to i
glory. Now let Christ In and know I i
the new life. Say He "II any ! i
man hear My voice and open the ; J
door. I will come In and feast j t
with him and h with Me. Rev. I
3 'SO. I J'
A heathen man In China write i f
-TTvey say that when a Christian 1
die h haa no fear. Hi heart la
smiling and Joyful and h I or :
smiling Into Ood world. I wsnt
to b a Christian." And later h
did ;
If you would newspaper th Ooa-
pel Into atlea where you cannot
yourself go, writ me
Portland I, Ore.
This space paid for by an Ore
gon family.
Prove FLS
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LOOK WHO'S HERE!
Tht
'Texas Musical Messengers'
Thty hava filled lha targttt audiloriums and
church acreti U. S. A. and Canada.
Hear Them Nightly, 7:45 (except Sat.)
KLAMATH TEMPLE
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Thousands
Have Been
Healed In
Their Service
Come
Early
To Get
in
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