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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1952)
TUKSOAY.'MAY 27. 10.72 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVR ADDINC TO ITS MIGHT The aubmartne I'omnon llri aevered In Philadelphia Navy Yard drydork workmen lower a new Insert with electronic gear Into IU mld-iectlon. Supervised Playground Season Opens June 16 Five playground will have mi Jackie Blusher and Beverly Eelli. venri and older will be conducted al (.'cnuer June 18-31 from 1 to 5 l.m. dally, and the plan la to have peewee aoflbal). mldxct aolt- ball and Junior baseball league doing thla aummer. The natatorlum oronram runa from June 17 through Aug. 82, with Instruction In the mornings pcrvitlon thla aummer In ' the Klimiath Fall Recreation Depart ments Play program wmcn be glnx June 10. . in addition, the KUHS natatorl um will be operated, tennla In- at ruction for youngatera will be available at Moore Park and a buachall program will be carried on at Conger Field. The aupervlsed playgrounds are: Klwanla 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sailor Strike Peace Sought isAN FIIANCIHOO I Heart o? the Pacific Maritime Associa tion u nd nl the AKI. Bailor union of the I'uclllc met with a Inderal con- illalor here Monday In an allcmut to end a Bailor' walkout which h tied up much nf the Went Coanl's shipping since Friday alter noon. The PMA. which apeaks for moat of lllo large steamahlp companlea In the Went, was rrpreaenlod at the conference by Its prr.ildrnt, J. Paul HI. Sure, and four aide. Harry Lundbrrg, SUP chief, head ed a four-man delegation from the Union. Conciliator Omar Himkmt called them together at 10:26 A.m. Among ahl tied up was the American President Lines' Presi dent Wilson, a Pacific cruiae liner. Hie aullura walked oil In sup port of demands for a 6 por cent wage Increase and overtime for Sniurdaya worked lit aea. Meanwhile, another nrgumont ulnturbrcl tho wiitorfront. The Isnuo was between I lie AFL Master. Mules and Pilot union, and tho CIO American Kadlo AHMiclation. over whether niello olllcrrs or licensed deck olllcers should con trol t.hlp to hhore radiotelephone. Phillip O'Rourke, AHA chief here said "there could he a ntrlke." bv radiomen II shipowners refuse to Klvo them the sole right to handle shin rsrtlolelcphonea a well as mip s regular radio equipment. Oapt. Charles F. May. national MM! president, declared the mutters and males "will not give that up." He said radiotelephones are the Pio.ogatlve of deck offlcera and "we will fight strenuously to keep It." The Instrument under debate lire standard telephone on which calls are made through commercial phone compiinle. such as Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. The trnnriiiifhnlon la by radio, of course. Jail's Red Tint . Solved OKLAHOMA CITY For a UhllA 11 lll fliv (all ..1U had turned Into' Communist ceils. nut ine mystery in solved, say fJrimmimlnL nBrnnhlnlH fnnnrf (n several cells made authorities suv luciuus, nui mey aiscoverea, alter daya of Investigation, that the pain phleta had been seized several vears BBi flnri mtMmt mi thm l.ii an evidence against a political group. 1 rustles, Bergmsn said, appar ently unaware of what they were handling removed th- iiiM.atn.a and paaued It around when cor- outers remoaeiea a storeroom. Pianos ead land Instruments for real. Hint to Apply en Purchase. kyl morqon pionoi " happlar futuie ihreufh music" DTTEM Oaa'f iar Jmmlkm NlMW Na vslur haw aisnr tmHm raa bbb iri far lublnt af iwhi ptr)M, lHrHint, atal.L'a faal r Bhalavar aar akla IraaBI. nar BBrtfclBf Ira baad la faal WONIIKR SAI.VE aB WONDER MaaltalaS SOAP aaa kl . IfataJaMaB la aa Im laa Armj aa Jmf a aJB al Saata WOSnra SALVE U wklla, art.iaWat, Balltrpiu. Ka Bat aBaranra. Sa(a far .MMr.n. VM WONPIR SALVE as4 WONIIFR SOAP raatu Br a-asar fatal... Tralr waaarrlal pmaiaOBaa. SVjIaJ In Klamath Pslla br Paylsaa and I Walxravn Drug Slorat. or your noma tnwn dru((Ut. Klwanls wading pool will be oper ated from 1:30. to 4:30 p.m. Falrview 9:30 a.m. until noon. 1 p.m. to ft p.m., Dorothea Coe. , Btukel 1-S p.m.. Nancy Blusher 'Pelican School 1-6 p.m., Barbara H'ward. - noosevelt School 1-5 p.m., Carol Van Doren. Playgroui it supervision la planned for five daya a week, Monday through Frldav. excepting the v.ek of June 30-July ft, and the closing date la Aug. .23. The av signment of supervisors to the playgrounds la aublect to chana-e iiecreation Director Bob Bonney F.U1U Lion Mcgale and Ron Lowell will Mipcrvlse and Instruct tennis at Moore Park June 16 through Aug 23, from 9.30 a.m. until 1 p.m. and the baseball program for youngsters at Conger Field will be bundled by John McOlnnls and Jim Palmer A baseball school for boys 12 Tor lTt J BREAD 'n PASTRIES Shop Tha K LAMATH PtSTRT S HUF I MM I'fclf Icjjl YEARS JTllLBROOl .. BOflfiBUH . STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY a Proer ' and open swimming afternoons iand nights except Saturday. I Open swimming hours will be 1 1:30-0 p m. Monday through Fri day, 1:30-7 p.m. Sunday. I rlunnra rpfrtHlra I Inn tnr iwlm. minx courses should be made at I the Recreation Department office in niy nun. imiuiic aiui, iu prior to the beginning of each three-week course. Courses are scheduled to start June 17, July 14 and Aug. 4. 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