Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 21, 1951, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKIIIIMY. DKCKMIIKR 21, HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREC.ON PAGE TUBER Assailant To Face Jury Wednesday V)B ANCIHXEB, W Anion' ntil JrniiliiKn l.ung la to be aul pni'iiurd In uipi'iir next Wedniis iluy nt Wnllrr Winners amilKH liirul (in rlinruFN ul slioothiic lilin with lntriil lu kill Ulsl. Ally. , Krnrsl noli ulu lt would srrve the atibporna "to establish tho Jurisdiction ol my ol IK i" in tliln cnia." Lunti, sliot In Iho groin Doe. Ill lirt'imnn ol wlml Wunurr in Id ware lila alli'iillons Ui Waniier'a wile. an. Irran Joint llriini'tl, may Inave Ihe hospital (iHlny or loinnrrnw, floo. torn nultl. 'Mi" dlslrli'l attorney haa not bcrn ubln In duration Lulls' annul thti ahonlliitf, ElfElSh Lt Tli Teiey Tht Hall.it Shaw In Townl MAE WEST jH"he Heat's On" tffk "CUBAN JW FIREBALL" Mat. Ev '"a Radrlagts TOMORROW 0WI-VJ of ru..."1'! i 1 Rod CAMERON "BADMEN of TOMBSTONE" He WEST ItSmTlii -a worn cum Com Do .i , , Arid Join i The Fun I ' Th Grandest Kid Klub In Town I Speciol "Mysteriout I ,fM7 I mm Steel Strike Impasse Unbroken As Murray Asks Huge Price Boost For Men HUGE FAN-LIKE BLADES of an SI rotary Miowplow dwarf Edward Brow, bollcrmaker, who keeps Iho rig in rcadiiic.in (or instant service. This particular plow has been relatively inactive since the winter of 1930. It is brought out of summer storage every September and readied for work on tho railroad. IDLE SINCE 1936, BIG SNOWPLOW WARMED UP Slnra world war two daya ftoalt the lllvetrr, the much sunn about Irinulo dclriuio worMiT, hua been pralty much on Iho nhi-ll, Bui rluht hrrc In Klamath Fnlln wa have a hefty worker wIuiko rcc ord of Inactivity sterna all the way back to the winter ol 1030. Bhr'a ItOfialrw. the HP's rotary snow-plow, tlppuia Uie scale at ISO Ironclad lona. Kvery Hpttinber since "Ihe win ter ol 1930" one that oldt liners re call aa the year ol the IIk snow Rosalee hna been given a complete checkup and enernlted with steam on an hour's readiness basis to clear Ihe tracks. Mack In '30 all ItiO.OOO worth of Ronalee was really put to Uie teal. For two solid weeka, wlUioul a stop except lor change of crews, Uio giant oil burning, steam boiler locomotive burrowed Its 12-foot fsn blades Into snowdrllt along the HP right-of-ways, throwing snow as far as an eighth, of a mile. lite ulnw. with Its crew of five or more men. bulled Its way from Klamath rails to Dunamulr, thence to Asldand and back to Ml. Shasta. From there It went to McCloud. Calif., where the town had not had fresh food or supplies for a week. Aloiw with a similar type rotary plow, itnaalee was built in 1028 and bought by the BP. Since that time, according to San ford Selby, BP roundhouse foreman the giant machine haa acluaUy done only about 43 days work. Last winter she Umbered up her muscles a bit on a short Jaunt to Crescent Lake, but was only sent Uiere for protection purposes and never put to work. Rosalee Is never brought out of seml-retlremeni unless things get really bad. Hie ordinary track clearing work In this division Is done by two Hunger curs which cut leu and snow between the rails, a Jordan spread er, capable of spreading Its wings 20 feel on each side ol the truck and a locomotive with a pilot snow plow In front. All stesm and dlrsel locomotives also have thrlr own small plows. But when the going gels rough, railroad men know they can call on Kosslt-e on an hmir's notice and Uiat she will be all ateumed up and ready to work. WABHtNOroN. I Government price officials today apparently held the key to a door allien fed eral mediators might open to avert a threatened steel strike. Wllh the New Year's Day alrlke deadline of the CIO stcelworkers only ten days away, chief mediator Cyrua 8. Chlng reported a com plete lack of progreaa in negotia tions. "It seems to me It's a major domestic crisis," Chlng told news men. Chlng plunged ahead today, how ever, wllh his conlerences ill: 30 a.m. EST) with CIO President I'hlllD Murray and representatives of ten steel firms seeing some way out of the Impaste. Murray'a demands lor an aver age 1S'.i cent hourly nay boost for stcelworkers Including a 16-cent general Increase, plus Job rate changes estimated to cost 3j cents ner man have been met by no counter-oiler to date from the ateel companies. Ihe Industry takes the position It must get price relief for any wage concession it makes. It has contended that every cent-an-hour In Increased wag's cost the Indus try 20 million dollurs a year. Price Btablllr.cr Michael V. Dt Bnlle has been having talks wllh steelmen on how much they can cancel under Uie Capehart provl rlon of Ihe economic controls act. This permits price boosts to com pensate for Increased labor and other costs up to last July 26. niSalle and other officials have conceded that the steel-makers have something coming under the Capehart provision (named after one of Its authors. Senator Cape hard. Indiana Republican). DIBalle haa Insisted however, that the ateel companies can expect no price revisions to pay for new wage concessions. Much depends upon the amount DIBallc's olllce figures steel has coming as a Capehart allowance. There is no precise wav lor UK urlng this, and the res"" - isfv Uie Industry sufficiently to prompt a wage offer sutisiucloiy to Murray. That appeared to be about the only way lo win an agreement which would avoid a strike. And a wslkout would have obviously serious effects at a time when the steel Industry haa record produc tion, yet la not producing enough to fill both defense and civilian needs. AGAIN? ATLANTA, ( Motorist Turner Oalloway, 21, was late yesterday answering a summons lo traff'c court on charges of hitting: a pe destrian. H's re: "' ' to court he got a aummons from pat oimun ;. O. Carter lor nming another pedestrian. Smooth as Whiskies of Old OLD Mr. BOSTON ANn ijRoCKlJVG Chair TENDED sH;- VI mm 3 w alt or, 2,iNr II I HHI-lIX (till IU1U1 SMHt , It, Milll WIIUU IIC, Hllll. ust lltrHarM"- r DIRECT FROM Tka llf Thaalns not l Clato la tlx cart fcvary SUM. MOM. TUCS. WCD. Manlitt Pm JS. m I ElfEliiiL Highway Job Award Made The Warren Northwest Co. of Portland has been awarded the Job of regradlng and paving a 4 32 mile section of U.S. 07 at Uie 'far north end of Klamath county in the vicinity of Gilchrist. The Porllsnd construction com pany's bid wss 216.434. received and accepted by the state highway commission yetterdny at Port land. 'Hint Job Is a part of a lnrgrr project uy which much of US. 97 Is to be relocated from Laplne down to Diamond lake Junction. The highway commission yeater. day approved a relocation of U.S. t to by-pass several small towns Including Creswell, Cottage Grove. Dram. Yoncslla. Oakland, Sullicr lln and Gold Hill.' The fir n secUon of the reloca tion, a 5.0 mile strip south of Cot lege Grove, wss bid In for J1.5:i0. 404 by Leonard and Slnle Co., PorUand. PIANOS Baldwin, Acrotonlc, Stery t Clark, Kohltr I Cantpball with all types of action direct blox to the (Instt full blsw action by Bo"-ln. Plant and ergon lamps. BAND INSTRUMENTS Satmer. Hotton, BuaKhar. ORGANS by Boldwin, Connsonata Eaiy Terms a small deposit will hold untl Christmas. ii kyle morgan pianos m. morgan Canadian Steel Mill Struck 8AULT STE. MARIE. If Some 400 workers In the Algonia Sleel corporation went on a wildcat strike last nlRht. Union offlclnla said the unauth orised walkout which closed down Uie furnaces In Algomn's open hearth department eventually would put the company's 6000 em ployes out of work. 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