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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1949)
MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOE rtvt if State's Young GOPs Vote To Sidetrack Legislative Reappointment Proposal WEST LINN, Dec. 11 WV-The Young Republican Federation ol Oregon haa alJlrarked Its pulley on legislative reapportionment (or fur ther study and perhape a change, tht whole proolrin of legislative ap portionment, and draft an Initiative measure. Tht eludy will determine Just which apportionment plan will be followed. The republican! had voted but year for reapportionment on a popu lation basis the earn echeme barked by young democrat and (bar group. State Itep. David Baum, La Claude, urged Ui convention here Saturday to nark the Oregon Farm buiveu'e plan of one aenalor from eacfe county and repreaenlalive by population. He suggested the whole maiiwr be atudled. Hoard Pellclea A Lane county chapter bid to curb the pronouncement of the execu tive board waa partially uecwlul. rni convention adopted a eonitltu ltiaoal a amendment tliat would make Vrecutlvo board retolutlon subject Lumber. Mill Unions Ask ffiwiim Plan PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. 11 11 Contract committeemen for all A PL lumber ami aawmlll council aaacmblrd here umay with a demand for a 1100 a monlb old age pension Iready luted. Officera of the four "big fir" coun cil! declared Saturday the two-day policy teuton wa expected to en done the perulon bk1 a the only benefit the union want for It 80.- 000 member In new contract talk! with employe. Kenneth Davli. secretary of the member! of union local In the four Wen Urn Oregon and Washington council had already born aked to take a etrlke vol on the luue. He aald the logging camp, aaw. mill, plywood and sash and door mill may be closed by Christ maa unit!! employer bargain promptly. N Bluff "We are not bluffing arid there will be no compromise, wa will make our demand! at once on the employer and ask for Immediate meeting with them. Unless get a pension within a reaaonable time, we will shut down the Industry." Davie said Saturday night. He aald a reasonable time for .vrogreu wss 30 days and that the J industry would be asked to pay "not Jet than 10 cents per man hour" toward Um retirement program, Aussie Labor Defeat Near To Landslide h SYDNEY. Australia, Dec. 11 UP) The labor government's defeat In Saturday'! election neared landslide proportion today. , As vote counting continued, tht victorious liberal country party coa lition appeared likely to win a ma jority of 23 seat In the house of common, a big edge In the 131 member lower chamber of parlia ment. Early returns Saturday night In dicated the new government would command a majority of only seven to 11 votes, but the swing against labor became more and mora pro nounced as counting neared an end. Margin The count by Monday afternoon indicated the liberal party would win at least 55 scats, It partner country party would take 11 seats, and the opposition labor group would hold 46. Three other seat were still doubtful. Incoming Prime Minister Robert O. Menzlee wa expected to select 1)1 cabinet and take over from ' Prime Minister Joseph B. Chlfley 1 next Monday or Tuesday. The new lljwrllament will meet the second r week In February. On foreign policy, both liberal and country partle appear agreed. Both aay they will cooperate fully with Britain and will aeek clour con tacts with the United States. EDITOR DIES PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1 (p) Ed ward T. Leech, editor and presi dent of The Pittsburgh Pre, died yesterday In Mercy hospital after In Iff Illness. He was 07. . f DEAD, 151 MI8HING .6BOUL, Dec. 12 (P) Kangwon pri winds! police announced today nine person were dead and 151 fishermen were missing In storm that .swept the area December 4. to member chapter approval within It days. Thi amendment wa prompted by a labor policy tut ment Issued by the board t a re cent St. Helen! meeting, James Collins, Salem, executive secretary of the Stat Republican Central committee, waa elected president by acclamation. Other new officers: Phyllis Web er, Baker, vice chairman; Marilyn Johnson, Portland, secretary; How ard Hamlin. Mllwaukle, treasurer; Clarence Wick, Salem, vice preri dent at large; Jim Thayer, Carl ton, national committeeman; Marge Billiard. Klamath Falls, naUonal commltteewoman; Val Sloper, Sa lem, first district vice president; Dili Jackson, Baker, and Charles Johnson, Klamath Falls, 2nd dis trict vice chairmen; John Veach and Phil Roth, Portland, 3rd dis trict vice chairmen; Doug Down ing, Eugene, 4th district vice chair man. College League College and university cnapters organised a college league, elect ing Cly Myera Jr.. Northwestern law school, Portland, chairman. Qreg Smith, Oregon State college, waa elected vice chairman; Pat Howard, Willamette university, sec retary; Dick Paul, Lewis Clark treasurer; Bill Merrlam, Willamette unlversty, regional representative. The convention; Recommended legal clarification court and construction of a separ ata stale Institution for psychopaths and the criminal Insane: Asked additional circuit Judges In counties where docket are crowd ed: Urged Increase of legislative pay to Ittoo a year by constitutional amendment; Commended Oovernor McKay for attempting to co-ordinate natural resources activities through an ad visory committee; Opposed the poettlon of Republi can s Women' federation that re publican Incumbent should be the only candidate for nomination In a primary election. Urged early "racial Integration" of the Oregon national guard. Starts nSTHNTLV to reflevt S0RET1IR0AT Cauttd by Colds J mi nib a Mutltmk . . . H'i m4a pstally u promptly rt4Wv roue ha, mihmi an 4 ac-hing rbaat muarlas ditatoaoMa. 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