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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1949)
IW1DAY, AUCUST It, 1?4 PACE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON ITU Invokes Secrecy Over Strike Yeapon Spending; San Francisco Local Hit OAKLAND. Calif.. Aul. W" Tk. International Typographical anion Invoked strict ecrecj today dmMa a demand for aaeee inlomia- mm aiDrndttarea by aa ITC aomnanv aard aa a atria weapon, ft-i u l nltvna. lac. or ganised wa year ac. it baa spent ,1,1, than half a million suiuars all far anion aeiene Knw rtMi It ku mm In la aaatnri Inr' "-r newspaper u0- Uaitlnc ta sulfca or wraaai arcw , V-. a.lH nrivatflV then Is a two-told purpose uehlP-d th unique venture: to proviac wuwo mw ... h.v. rfie. union Drinters. uiawvw .. - - or a oompete with employers woo won't sign, on nu terms. a m f . Van I mrm i delecata, led the anaawreaaf-1 tifht yaatardaj te obtain a oesauea ae eaantlnr at ITU loaaa which hart VCA Heads Visit KF On Check Trip West Ceaat Airlines arfleiabi vee tarday pointed eat ta the chamber of ssa s aviation easnmtttee tnetr len--ranre plans for shert bant air anrrlce tor Kbusath Falls ahaald they be granted a tic rasa la K. A. Hunter, WCA vice president, tressed the point that his firm would allow local businessmen to leave here In the morninf and arrlTe at Portland before noon and leave for Klamath again In the evening. This would allow almost s full busi ness day In Portland. rYeposed reatlni- erf WCA trips woald ariiiaate in Medford, r easing ta Klamath and to rsroaBd via aaaas at Besd-Kedaasnd aad The Dailea. Prior to the meeting with the chamber the committee was taken en a scenic flight orer Crater lake in one of the newly converted WCA DC-'. This trip features two WCA innova&jns. a folding door with steps that eliminates loading plat forms, and a Crock -level baggage I compartment that allows passengers ta claim baggage immediately on 1 leaving the ship. Line stops on most WCA runs are limited to less than three minutes. West Coast it contesting with ; South Wert Airwsys tor CAB ap proval to operate In Klamath Falls. Man tar alee spoke at the Kiwanls dab eat bts proposed plans. Ac companying him an the trip were Mrs. Mauler. Robert England, sales manager: Cliff Banraaa. assistant sales manager: Bob Norther, flight attendant: Earnest Cade, epilations manager, and Dank Billmeycr, direc tor af pnbUe relation. financed fnltvpe. Re nrged action alas -ta proierl" fends af the tnloa Printers Realty corporation and Vrioa Printers Home corporation. Fifteen Southern California locals, he said. Instructed him to submit the legislation. The voting, however, went heavily against Ooetr. The majority agreed with the laws committee's thumbs down recommendation. The com mittee severely rapped the spon sors for even introducing the pro posal. Opening up the union books. It said, would disclose the "vital Inner business of our de fensive structure" to "those who seek to destroy us." rresMenl Woodraff Randolph and SeereUir-Treaaarer Dan Hard saw no need fir diselaoing financial de tails other than these already givra eat. They explained the lands were aad i ted twiea a year. In a recent financial statement Kurd listed Dnltypo's assets at S67S.3S3, of which (6M.00O was In notes payable. The company had invested for buildings S112J0: Inr machinery and equipment, 7,5n for land. t"I-9M. Losses were fig ured at tlt.OK last year and $ In 1MT. Bnrd taM delegates be eenld net divalge the location af the ee.Bipmenl. Unity) waa incorporated in New York shortly after the Taft-Hartley act went in la effect. The ITU baa keen ene af the loadeet critics at the statata, There was another flareup on an attempt to force ITU officers to present bout sides of Inter-unlon arguments in the ITU's monthly bulletin. Randolph' policy again was upheld after he called the pro posal unworkable. J. A. Mead of San Francisco com plained his local had been "vUlified' for having signed a "memorandum agreement instead of the formal, full benefit contract in conformity with ITU policy. Randolph i quested an explanation, he said, then printed only excerpts of the state ment In San Francisco s defense. The debate Drone ht aa angry charge fey Peter Larfcia af Chicago t San Franciara had accepted a "company anion plan and a refer ence to the San Francisco local as "cravenly cowards." Tha San Franca agreeaseal later waa voided fey the ITU execa- FUNNY BUSINESS J "It tort of broke him of smoking in tha house!" TAKEOFF PCTOrF CAMBRIDGE. Eng.. Aug. II vPl Mrs. Richard Morrow-Talt has put off for a day the takeoff on the last leg of her round-the-world flight, her husband said here to day, thus ending chance of com pleting it on the first anniversary of her departure. Mrs. Marrow-Talt arrived In Iceland yesterday In her single engine plane. Chines fans are believed to be the oldest known to civilisation. n The union has been en atrik In Chicago for 21 months. Today's session concludes the union' IMS convention.. LOUIE'S FOOD STORE a-iT . l-eTav- ' -Blnta--t ayrvfi m ; 1 i 1 i t-.Jiifn I oT li-VIul t Open Daily Until Midnight! Open Sundays and Holidays 147 East Main Phon 4474 Fright Over Polio Should Be Kept Down CH1CAOO. Aug. 1 (nAn oat break of polio should not be allowed to upset community life too much. health leaders advised yesterday. Suggestions by the Journal of the American Medical association and the national conference on recom mended practice for the control of poliomyelitis said a drastic shift from the usual routine of children "is likely to bring more trouble than good" as far as controlling th dis ease Is concerned, "Public and private schools should not be closed during an out break of poliomyelitis nor their opening delayed except for specific reasons,' the recommendations said. "Schools to which children a r transported In buses from widely separated area) or boardlni schools, excluding college and uni versities should delay opening se slon If an outbreak of poliomyeli tis exists In Uie area where t h school Is located, places of recrea tion and amusement need not be closed. However, attendance ot children at such place should be discouraged. Th Journal added that quaran tine ha not proved valuable In pre venting spread of til dlneaae and that "reliable evidence I lacking'' APPOINTED SALEM, Aug. 19 (V-W, C. Hill, chief engineer for th Oregon state board ot aeronautics, hss been ap pointed chslrmsn ot th airport and airways plsnnltig committee for th American Society of Civil Engi neers, The first specific (saliinmrnt to th committee I to gather and present at th Ontario meeting f Hi society In July, luso, Informs.' Hon on Intel national ali uort nlan. nlng. Further study Is also aouglil on terminal design. Went Ail don't coat tliey pay I on infection by Insect, wsler, food, or sewage. wV ollu-r wiltc ntxl I Is ns fine in flavor f4($L anil texture as ffsyA" I finch ali mix. 7 f Mpi . Uvro I SteaM. MlniMae!!. i' I FOR RENT TRUCKS U-DRIVI VANS PICKUPS FLAT RACKS Rate ky mile, hear ar week OPEN IUNDATI BEACON SERVICI STATION IMI I. Mala Pa. UN cftefmkyour dossing! ... for Immgy Duchen Salad Dressing U mid th way famous chefs make tbrir dressing from costly ingredients expertly seasoned and skillfulljr blended. That's why it tastes so good. And only I0V4 mhuiit after each batch is started it's on its way to your store . . Immnntttd freth. Enjoy Duchess today! HEALTHY KIW TORS. Aug. 18 MV-Bernard M. Baruch 79 year old to day ay hi doctor ha told him he may live to be "well over 100 un less you get hanged or shot" The financier, who ha served as adviser to presidents, mad the wisecrack last night a he declared there will be no birthday party "it I can help It" Base hit or foul ban? To take this wrangle-causing uncertainty out ot baseball, a foul-ball indicator has been devised to mechanize dose de- sat. nmni THIS BALDY'S BAND JTJST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" $7.00 Per Person (T. laa Inc.) NOTE: This will be th lost ap pearance of Baldy't Band in tha Klamath Basin until mid-September. ml ",wt if1 ii asasim i ar2.aU'l eV,, TKr'' ' Vmf ' 1 ""."-J-. . V W't '""I on l -JPt- . ..s a If yoo are looking for a beer so mellow, so rkJVt kmt that R b always wel comed and appreciated by your guwt just say BOHEMIAN. If you want, to know how good beer can really be ust say BOHEMIAN. For that rare Old Bohemian Type Lager Beer is un matched for uniform quality and fine flavor. JU . ... Export L a g r Beer StFWU) tr tOUUAAH SKIWUKS. INC., VOVANt Distributed bv Shuck Bros., Merrill Peach Kucheii Here's a 'dessert to tempt the laziest appetite! Sweet, tun-ripened peaches so plentiful these days "star" in the special topping. For the delicious, flavorful cake, take tip from Mrs. Amanda Hukari of Hood River, Oregon, who's known the county over for her wonderful baking. Use Crown Best Patent Flourl Just right for til your baking, Crown Best Patent Is carefully blended for uniform quality ...constantly tested in Crown's own Clia Lee. kitchen. Bleached or unbleached, Crown Best Patent is the Northwest's finest hard-wheat flour. Remember, the in cooks in town, use Croumt. MRS. AMANDA HUKAM iVimi H4 IrHf, OrtM " CROWN I EACH KUCHEN (Ctlit Ltt Ttiltd ftitift) I Sift fftlhn htm mmuil 1 S cvot Crswa See) tet Plow Vt toaaooon toH S toatsooni eoMng sowor 1 V rv sveor ! Mi; S , beolMI I S n stilt V4 fu nelled hortealng j beat 10 smooth, heavy bailer. Spread In (rested biking pan. Cover wiih sliced j freih petihei and top with (he (nllowing 1 nisiuret 1 sv Wown awfer V, tup tvHsr J eve fhoaee nvll Vt loeaaaon nvtf I Bske la modersie oven (171) about I 40 minutes. Serve with cream or snr de- I sired tsure, : j -I CrowklSFloiir
