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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1949)
PACE IICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPT. 15, 194? Chicago Hews Strike Hears Settlement CRIOAOO. Sept. U () - TO lonr end costly strike by 1500 AFL printers atalnst Chicago's five major dally newspaper apprarca near settlement today. The strikers, who quit work nearly n months mo In a dispute ovar a new contract, will vote Sun day en Mima agreed upon laat nlrht by union and publishers' rep resentatives. The new pact calls (or a watts Increase of $10 a week. The union originally had demanded a pay boost of $15. Provisions of the new contract have been approved by the executive council of the AFL International Typographical union. A spokesman for the publishers said the contract proposal agreed upon was virtually the same which the union rejected last March and which union officers had termed "yellow dof contract." The strike of the composing room workers brought a new look to Chi cage's dallies. A new technique of newspaper printing was started. The printed pages were prepared by typing stories with typewriters, pasting them In place on large dummy sheets, fitting cut-out head lines over them, and photograph ing the finished page for reproduc tion by electroplating- D Bolts Leaving Htrc For Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBolt, 1961 Erie. Identified with Klamath com mercial activities since IMS. are slated to move this week-end to Ashland. DeBolt has purchased an Interest In a mans apparel firm operated there by Abe Neslin, form erly of this city. DeBolt has been manager of Hardy's store for men here for the past several years and prior to that tune was in charge of the Emporium. Mrs. DeBolt has been affiliated with various Msln street firms. M Mi1 i . 1 - THIS IS WHERE I LIVE, says Vickie Warren (center), as she points to the town of Pratt, Kos., on a mop at the Klamath County chamber of commerce. Mary Brooks, left, informa tion secretary, ond Mrs. L. R. Stringfellow, 2260 Garden, take a good look at the map which shows Vickie's home town. The Kansas girl is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Stringfellow, ond hopes to remain in Klamath rails. LA MEXICANS' CELEBRATION LOS ANGELES. Sept 15 (t This city s rest Mexican colony tonight and tomorrow wil mark the 13SU1 anniversary of Mexico's tadepena enoe from Spanish rule. Adolph Ruls Conines, Mexican minister of the Interior, will deliver a message from President Miguel Aleman to a civic celebration to be held tonight en the steps of the city hail. KF Chamber Secretaries Expected To Know A Lot1. By DAVE VNDERH1LL About the only question that has not been asked of the three pretty Information secretairies at the Klamath County chamber of com merce office is. -When can I catch the next slow boat to China?" Other than that the queries come fast and furious, and are varied In content. Most typical of the posers that come Into the chamber offices bv mail, telephone and word of mouth. Is. -What Is there to see around Klamath Falls?" Of course, vacationists have to sleep once In a while, so they are always Interested in hotel, motel and resort reservations. And if you want to know the best spots to fish, or when the sun shines In Klamath Falls. Just drop our local board of experts a postcard. It they don't know the answer, they will always refer you to someone who does. MaU Maa Helps Once In a great while the mall man brings an answer to a prob lem, instead of a question. For In stance, there was the time when th Cascade Phantom brought forth the solution on the meteors seen flying through the skies. These were not meteors, no sir. They were flares dropped from flying discs, and if we aren't careful those little men from Mars will be paying us a visit In the near future. Where do all these mental posers come from? Well, their origin Is as varied as the 4 states In the union. But the msjorlty are di rected from down south. California way. A few facts and figures will verify that. During the 12 months of last year, exactly 1S1.M0 automobiles passed through the Dorris and Tulelake quarantine stations, headed for Klamath Falls and points north. Figuring three passengers to a car. that could add up to a lot of questions. Summer Business Good Business has been good through the past three summer months. In spectors at the quarantine stations clocked 64.505 vehctles passing by their gates. And those figures In clude only California license plates. So. It all adds up to a lot of people touring in the Klamath ba sin, a lot of questions asked, and as many answers to delve out of volumes and volumes of books. But there Is always a ready smile, and a reply of "I hope we can help you again. from the girls who know the answers at the chamber of commerce. LUNCH BOX TREAT :-lfiAI OAV I Dfc DtAI ! l( JJa J0- '-?-a W$- -PUKE ANDiKSON vl in ..if.,!' l.?as? 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BeJw si esodoeetovea (375) M assiusss. Ceol slightly, psa Makes M rwaeach ssssarea. CimiilS'loiir, Ji Ul Dewey Thinks Robeson Riot Commie Trick ALBANY. N. Y., Sept. 15 lAV-Oov. Thomas E. Dewey has ordered a sweeping grand Jury Investigation of the rioting that followed Singer Paul Robeson's concert near Peekskill. September 4. The governor said last night that the violence obviously was provoked by communist groups. He directed that a special grand Jury be called In Westchester county to determine whether the concert was "sponsored tor the purpose of deliberately Inciting disorder" and whether "It was part of the com munist strategy to foment racial and religious hatreds." quasl-Mllllaryr He also ordered that the grand Jury find out whether the "coiumu-nlst-led guard forces." which he said accompanied the Robeson concert goers, were a "quasl-mllltary force." Dewey said that the veterans who staged a protest parade during Die Negro baritone's concert and the "large number" of olher persons who came to express disapproval "fell Into a communist bear trap." However, he asserted the protest ers were guilty of lawlessness. He said the "entire Incident was a shame and a disgrace." In New York, a communist spokes man said last night: "It's clear that Dewey plans more than a whitewash. He now plans to pin the responsibility for the storm troop acuon at Peekkill not on the hoodlums, but on the victims." Hurricane Killed 2, Cost Millions MIAMI. Fla., Sept. IS 141-Tlie hurricane which swept tliitnmh Florida and Into Cleurma and the Canillnss Aiimint aO-'JI caused crop and pmprrly riumnge estimated at traaau.MK), a report showed today. Clrsy Notion, chief storm fore caster at Mlntnl, a!t! 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