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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1952)
: si ft 1 ft l Vj 1 ' I r f "I, I ( PAGE EIGHT IlKRAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKC.ON WKDNHSHAY, APHIL 10r2 ' FPI)i 11 fW WW - Steel Strike May Start Walkouts Across Nation n.v NOHMAN WALK fit I Tf l-IInrtlrv lnw In xtrel mid i.lpri'Pil llrur of IIiimii. other nirtlor Mrlkrs if tho walk unit nr lu bo voiced WASHINGTON l.n Tile steel strike, now Unit It tins urxun, limy Mriuht'iut it rush of Iivbor walk outs across Iho niitloii wltli me cuyrrnmrnt uovspcsiiik lllllo power to prevent them. The situation could mow so cruve unit ( oinrcss nnmi niir to review Die liibor Inws to le- tirmlno whether they mo strong mi iklwj CIO ulrelwoikeri, would enough to rope wlih but strikes. H 'l oil his wulkout II the itovern Th decision of David A. Pli'e-bai'ninii ',:u:,s seuure restored teiniiornrllv. Mur .invs now he on strike mill I How nmnv unions will went to I Cohkits. r.iuM Imply penult I Neither of Ihrsr t- urse. Is likely. I.. U'Ulll II.. I.,., 1,1.,.. .i i. ... !...- i,Kli lk,i lllllllliu .m.. m Il biippen-d III tho Meel ense, Ihcv'tlons lor loiuier Hum the HOUiiv 'niliil.l loresee Innu luoulhs bolpro I period. wns suuursled low II. e wniiO lioiird moo s decision, (,iV, nH to l ho Hrnijlo l.nlioi C liw.ml.lv llu'ii uiMiicepUihle l miller l John A. Mlephens. vice jlhrlr emnloveis, to be lollowed bv . lt rstiloni ol Iho U.S. hlrel C'u. !Vw.!!lr t'h'h,'.?.Vu.U,U muin " Of C'on.ress coul.l compel unions .BO-diiV l-ll miunotlou. !,, Pn,Vl.n, W,eio lilu strikes I The Meel companl mh tit I he ,,, Ihivntciied. to lei Mime nttonoy jWSll's '.lU-cenl hourly wnue In- Mive h blmlliut drclslon-lu oilier nimM "hHikinp" u tt l.ut hluh ' ......... ....... nuirniv iiivniiiiiirii sirmp nciii 11 People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! a sinKe inni enu ue nutniueit iiihkm' 1 1,,. u.,,.. i,i, i ,, iv Uo T-II Lnw Is 80 d.iys. Alter thul 0ur months nun ' period runs out. tt.inl then? Hie IITIIFII roiiuii.j lnw li-ell puts the next tei up m,n" 1 m ,,sts in Conuress, l.iicklnu some method such n: Ut'KKiiON ,tllr ' ol Incl-rindluu Uont'ds to ' , Isuunest labor settlements without There Is room for (Miction lMrlkes. the Kovernmenl has two whether Philip Munav. head cl theimher roiiisrs ien i. -vi,i uaiL. outs, both Involving cnmuulMou. GENERAL GETS BRUSH Korean lad at left weirs more inleresird In kee pins Hew ihon clean than he is In the presence of Gen. James an Heel at eouls lolumbia Urplianate. Five Killed In Accidents By The Associated Press Accidents claimed the lives live In Oregon Tuesday. Two men were victims of auto- sfiv- Hit by Strike Oregon Miil Not PORTLAND i (Pi Orrson's only llteilt VlWI-Mt.lk hu ..llf.ll H utm. ! corral JunKe,of pine's edi. i in u..iii,,.. n,. vi.i of im Industry in in our uishu.--- ray v.ltnout HUinoriiv 1.1 ne s out to w in. iW'V?,y ' As'ni'ns'p, e"" ' Evm " Truman invoked the T-H with little choice As ; 0,P" a , Mpeli , ao-Uv court ! decision stands. It must imoke im .. ..msi sinke ike 'Meelworkers inluht refuse to heed such a court bun. John I,. Lewis 'successfully navimucd T-H In I hincllon In I9.HI. when ns directed. he formally told his miners 10 re turn to work, vet they did not Puttinv nil the leual talk about iseinne and the T-H Act aside for a moment, the basic trouble now kasj FRANCISCO .T - Harvest- J ",.t ;',lov" nd un!o,,s ' , Ii 1. 1 ...nwr 101 nnlnln "vr losi coniaicoc- ill me Kovern- uiK of Uie J ursl 11 ajor 195J potato mfM.s cron in the nation In t.iiiornia s 'lrolll)M Kern "'""J-" 7" , -fiort-' ,low "'""v rtnplovers will want somewhat the unusual potato shoit lo ( Mll,l,s ( u, WnKt. '" , 1 Stabilisation Board iWSHi for a Homer F. Poller, district director suscrftcd steeleincnt. after the ol the Olflce of Price Stabilization. ip(,, mllSrv.s experience, leelinis said the Iirsi 01 an esumuicu ,rv ,.iin , 8lVtlu . rCMlcs wlli, First Potato Harvest Ready! SPARKIE Musical Glasses i,iid mt Crater Lmkm ettaf Cliij Wl TOUT fTf tl mu ovrr MAM tori a to swiii carloads of Krrn po(tocs should Nott I UF T0it tt PAKt- it rvHt loot ho twucr $t 1 114 CLAUtl st mill is rot aKecled by the rtarh groccis' empty Dins inc mi om iinion anH mmmrpniont offi. ! Wholcsulrr Eugene Blummthal out. wrnon and managcniem out" Francisco noted, however, cials said Tuesday. Uml dlsUlbutors from all over the me .necon sten .muis, wmcn u s. will be oiuuinK ir hip nup 1W.000 tons of steel, ..Thtt rrttical shortaee slumld br ilpviatprf bv thp etui 01 Aiti H tniunctlnn? 3 1 AN AMERICAN FAVORITE IN OREGON old "Timtf $395 $250 43 QT. PINT V Till AMIIICAN OISTIIIINO CO., INC, NIW TOM, PIKIN, HUNOIJ, U tIAKCIUO ' . rnn union AQVU 4. THIS lli;rtlPniPlll -...i... i . l.i.t vilulitf. ninv 7 " " llflllill llllltll on'tli y..s. By JEAN OWENS Finalists In the Rally Souad try mobile accidents, two others were 'ouis for next year appeared today produces about 1 . J.8 - ;io snow uicir siui. hi ".v y,,,,,., signed nn aareemenl with Mlled outright Tuesday night. their names printed on the ballot to those recommrnricd I ,v the continue mshori suppi ior ei crushed under his rolling car. , tomorrows election for the new w j SiSK 5 or ,,,orf-.Pc uwl State police said he failed tolRally Squad. AJ1 members of the , TShe , , ,, "hf h , cem ' l,n' ""V'Vh "".'E 'T make a turn north of Klamath : student Body are eligible lo vole. Thf which employes 423, consumption and there is a hcau Falls. The car flipped over, throw-1 The finalists are: Tommy Moore. 'RS no1 s,,ze,d bv ,he Bovernmcnt. 1 military demand. no Hainh Beardslv. BU Harlan, .Matt lni him and a passenger out, then rolled over mm. ine passcn- Finnigan. Ronnie Larson. Marlene ger was unhurt. I Howard. Deneice Kenyon, Loralou William Lj'ons, 76. died in a Rolph. Audrce Duell. Pat Payne. Portland hospital from injuries jBnice Larsen. Charlotte Fosriick. suffered when hit by a car in 'carolvn Stohlcr and Rubv Gehrmg. Portland Sunday. He was the, Lvle Mills newlv elected yell city's 2lst traffic fatality of the kigt nas bPen ui charge of the try year. ouU. and he has been assisted bv David Martin Darrick, 31. Mer- u,e Rally Squads advisor. Miss lin. was crushed under a log near Raanes. A special committee of Grants Pass. A similar accident Sj students representing the four near Cottage Grove claimed the ciass,s. helped to choose these life of Kenneth Turner, owner of the Turner Lumber Co. Mrs. Rose Irene Douglas, 32. Portland, drowned when she ac cidentally backed her car Into the Salmon River near Wemme. A woman passenger In the car was rescued by Mrs, Douglas' husband who was unable to free bis wife, trapped under the wheel. Warren's Oregon Tour Planned SACRAMENTO W Gov. Earl Warren will begin an extensive campaign next Monday to gain votes in Oregon's May 16 presi dential primary, Warren is one' of six Hepublfcan presidential . candidates on the ballot. Before going to Oregon Warren Is scheduled to speak at. the League of Women . Voters forum in Cin cinnati Thursday. finalists. The anxiously awaited results concerning the new Pep Pepper of ficers for 1952-1953 will be an nounced tonight at the annual Prp Pepper banqueL for the members and their mothers. This affair is one of the year's main activities. and is looked forward to by both the girls and their mothers. Besides honoring the new offi cers, announcing the outstanding Pep Peppers of the year and a short program, there's always a prophsey program, there's always a prophesy The familiar red and while of their uniforms will be seen Friday and Saturday ' at the dual track and field meet with Medford which will bn held here Saturday ailcr nootf on Modoc field. ' NTW SCHOOL HMD ROSEBURG Ifl Mahlon C Deller of Myrtle Creek will be come school superintendent here July 1. Wmmm WARD! for the return or information leading to the whereabouts of this LOST SPRINGER Brown and white coloring. Answers to the name "Jack." License taq number is 2020. Phone 7934 or Call or 5642 So. 6th Among 23 cars entered in standard classifications in the 1952 Mobilgas Economy Run... tlwmmm CHAMPION... COMMANDER V-8 1 01 mm mi P LOOK AT THESE SENSATIONAL STUDEBAKER GAS MILEAGES I 'chon I Pl- IN fhe 1952 Mobilgas Economy Run, Sludebeker ' successfully defended its reputation for stand ' euf gasolint mileage over a tortuous 1415-mile courst from Lot Angeles, via Mojavo Desert, Grand Canyon and Salt Lake City to Sun Valley, Idaho, at speeds averaging more than 40 miles per hour. The Studebakers, piloted by experienced drivers under A. A. A. Contest Board rules, made operating economy history. 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