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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1952)
TUESDAY, JUNK 3. 10.V2 HERALD AND NKVVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKECiON PAGE THRJCI Stride Called Minutes After Court Ruling Piri'HIIUItClll ll'i Tho nation's basic alrrlworkrra atruck Mondny for 111 second tlmr this vrur inlnulcs micr the U. H, Hiipremr Com I ruled President Truman aclioil Hie Mini) iiitluatiy DIpkhIIv. Pi eMdrnt l'hlllii Miirruv of the CIO Unllrd Hlotilworkera ordered the wulkuul In tlieno worrin: "til III" alisrlicn ol 11 wiiko nurro Inent, our members have nn ullor native oilier ihiin lu emtio lo work." lu n atiilriiiriit InsuocI a lew min utes atlri lis was lold ol the court decision, Murray ah III: "At tho same lime I enll upon the milium slcrl roiupniileii to lisrllt'tniite Ui collective biirgslnliiK ronlmcnccn wllh tho rciiroacnlat Ivra o( the UlllU'il Hu-elwurkcln. looking tnwiinl Hie prilerllim ol n contract llrnilv based imon llin re commendation ol the wane stabili sation board." Workera lininrdliitelv licnan atreuiiilnii Irani mills enmiurd m fti'li'lli.e work InCliuy, Incl.. Youimn town iilul ChleiiKo. Murray told newniiicn lie hnd received no communications Iroin nny Meel executive In regard to new contract neKothilloiui. The UMI.ikhi member ol the l.loo-000-miin uniiin who work In basic steel produi'luu iilant Hiruck April 2fl lor three days niter 11 ledernl Juclue declared Truniun lllcunllv heltrd the UiduHtry lo itverl n strike scheduled to start April 30. Thiit wnlknut ended when Presl ileiit Truniun culled Murruv mid Meel lenders to the While Home lor cnutereiicii which produced no settlement. Murrny linn steadfastly held out for a new contract based nn Ihe recommendations of Ihe WHB last Mnrch whlrh rolled lor nnv mines ol i , cenli rllecllve In st Juu. I, two itnd oiirlmU renin more In Julv nnd u like rnle next Jnn.l. The WKIl nhn rertuniuended a union shop. UHW uieuibern now nvernee around II 1)5 In actual rnriilnits. Industry linn resisted the W8fl reconiinendiillnnfi saving It could not nllord them unless It wnii Krnmed nround 113 n ton price advancea. Industry win pleased bv the Hupreme Court decision. Board Chairman Hell Mureell ol Jonta and Lauuhlln Hleel Corporation anld: "I mil very much gratified to Irani thai Judge Plne'a lortli-rlgfil oeclnlon III tho Kleel nei.ure haa been affirmed by the Uuprctnc Court. ". . . It seems that onre again wine and courageous men have come lo Die dcfomie of our form ol Ciinntltiillnnal Rovornment." Hut J. and I.. mill worker! weren't "iiraUllcd." Tony Cnnr.aro. a crane operator at Ihe flrm'a Pittsburgh wprks, nskrd bitterly: "What do Indues know of steel workera and ateel making?" Aid President Walter Klla ol UHW local ViTl at the anme plant. Id - ' Truman had belter not Invoke the Tall-Hartley act now. Bui ff he does, the people will ace how vicious It In." Cllllord Lynch, a UHW member, aald: "Il'ii a bad situation. Now wc are exactly where we were hint December. If we had struck then. It would have been over In three weeks. Now the end la not In IHlH." He referred to the rtnlral'on of the old contract on Dec. 31. Since then the union went through actually walking out last April. l oon Hart, a rigger at J. and L., aald: "Came out lo buy some groceries and I heard a man veil the atrlke will on. All I can sav now In I'm net going to buy anv groceries " Another man. James Walla. all neared belore the Kalea of the mill and Mood there for a moment eur prised. Ho look hla lunch pall and threw II to the nround, saving: "Thin la the second time tills has happened lo me In a month. I'm disguicd " Ixo Hum, n mlllwrlitht. aald: "I have been alrald to dress my children and to buv lot of food and plan a vacation becauae I feared this would happen. Who U running thla country, nnvway? "I'll atarve belore I'll awent under Ihene condlllona and my wlfo la behind me." 3 to Attend Girls State Three gills from Klamath Fulls will go to Hiilcin next week to at tend the loth annual session of Glrla Htate, to be held on tho Wll llametle University campus. The American I, ok Ion Auxlllaiy, Depurtment ol Oregon, sponsors the June 016 session. Local girls aelcclnd for tho trip are Mary Ann Olilill, aponaoreU by Ihe Catholic IJauKhtera: Hhlrley Hehorn, aponaored by Hornptimlst Club, and (lertrude Bramlett, apon aored by Klamath Unit No. 8, AmurJ lean Lemon Auxiliary, Mra. Leator Flnley, local Gl-la Blute chairman, aald Ihe iilrln at lendliiK the aeaalon will aaaume the dutlea of cltlwna by electlnii their own offlclala, city, county and at ate. In their leiilalalure they will In troduce amue and vote on bllla. They will live aa aelf-Kovernlmc clt Ir.enx during the period ol tht aca- alon. NY Steelmen Go On Strike BFATT1.E im The flrat Seattle workera to Join In the nation wide ateel atrlke were 2S0 emnlovea ol Ihe fiibrlrnllnK plant of the Bethlehem Pacific Coast Btccl Corp. IIuhIi Mathewa. aubdlstrlct dir ector of the ClO-Unlled Steel workera ol America, aald the workera were notified to quit their Joba shortly before noon Monday. The Bethlehem ateel mill and the Norlhweat Btecl RoIIIiik Mllln. em ploying tnxethcr about 1,400 more men, were to clone at the beKlnnlnR of the accond ahlfl at 3 p. m. Roseburg Man Doctor of Year nOBEBURO I Dr. Clcoree E. Houck. Bll, Roncburn, In the Ooulh I ern Oregon Medical Soclcty'a choice for Orcxon Doctor of the Year. I llouck, who ban been practicing medicine lor more than 00 "ours. Mill wncn lo hln office every day. He wua In the third Krnduitlng claaa at tho atate medlcnl achool, practiced aevcral yearn In Central Oregon, then came to Roneburg In lHtm. Hla - collenguea credit nhn with helping pioneer medical ad vnncca In Southern Oregon. Ho aerved In World War I and later wan a member of the Rone berg City Council, and mayor of the city. He alno aerved eight venrn on the Btale Board of Health. Hla name will be olfered for the honor at the Boptcmber meeting of the State Medical Society. Congressional OK Follows Historic Court Decision WASHINGTON I Cnngrean. men generally iipplauded Monday tlie Supreme Court declnlmi upael tlng Prealrient Truinan'a aelnure of the nntlon'n nteel nulls But Sen. Lehman (D -Llb.-N.Y.), a aiaunch defender of Truinan'a Nclzure. called for prompt legisla tion "lo give the Pr"ldeiil the pow er he needn" lo end the nteel atrlke that atnrtcd Immedlntrlv alter the rourt'a hintortc pronouncement. Out ol the city, lxhinnn tele phoned hln ntntemem to 111! of fice "Tlie Supreme Court hua npok en That decinon in, ol counS, now the law ol ike land. Tltln pie aenta in with the twiefitllfl- of grave crIMn, which might be one Treason Charge Upheld by Court WASHINGTON i Tlie Su preme Court Monday upheld the treaaun conviction ot Tomoya Ka waklla. accused of brutal nnd in human treatment uf American prla oner of war while he aerved an nn interpreter at Jnpnn'a Infum oun Camp Oeynma. Knwnkltn, born In Calllornla of Japaneno parenta, la under aent enco lo die In Sun Qucnlin prU oil's gaa chnniber. justice Dougliia delivered Ihe 4-3 declilon, Chiel Junllce Vinson wrote a dla lentlug opinion In which Juntlcca Black and Burton loincd. Justices Kiankfurler and C'lnrk dlnauallfled Uiemnelvea from tho cane. Knwaklln went to Jnpnn with Ills lather In 1 039 nnd remained there throughout the war." Ho re- luruca to me umicci miuea in laso. Uno month Inter he una apottcd by a former CII In a Lon Aimelea department alorc. FBI ngenta trail ed him nnd -arrested him at his Los Angelea home. Morn than 30 ex servicemen testified ngnlnst him nt hla trlnl In U. 8. District Court In Los An geloa. No execution ever haa been car ried out In this country for the crime of treason. KUmaUh't Finest MUki lath World's Most Convenient Containers! Opens Eciilyl Clotei Easily! Pours Cleanlyl lOOKFORTHt P0LKAD0T CARTON CRATER LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS ol Ihe grnvent In our history, with great dangers lo our national se curity. , , , "Congrena must act, without a moineut'n unneceanary delay, to pans essential legislation lo give the Prenldenl the power he needs. Thla Is no time for politics. Thla la a time lor action." Sen. Cain R.-Wanh.) aald: "Anv strike In a period ol emergency In a distressing thing, but there are ihlnua much worse than strikes The Supreme jCourl haa. from my point of view, preserved Inviolalo the Constitution in Una steel de ttlslon. It In now lor Congress to drierinino reasonable and effective ways to eliminate or mimmlie atrlkes In this crisis." Typical ol the response among the lawmakers nan the reaction of 8en. Tobcy (R.-N H i. Sen. Hlckcnloopcr (R.-Ia.l read a newa rcjiort of the court deci sion to the Senate, whereupon To bcy rose up and shouted: "Hoo ray!" One administration leader In the Senate. Monroney of Oklahoma, told reporters: "I urge the President to Imme diately appeal to workers to go back to their Jobs until Congress can act. It In a situation ao grave li deserves further clforl lo solve It." lltlltlKI) TltKAHI KK SPRINOKIELD, Mo. i A mid-dle-aitcd plasterer Is looking lor legendary Spanish trensure reputed lo have been hurled a century and a half ago In the heart el this city. Ben F. Woods has been pump ing water out ol an old well to gel at Uie treasure which he be lives llrs In a cave 20 feet north of the well. He Is working from a "treasure map'' he snld was published In a local newspaper 17 yearn ago. "Miracle Drug" say SURIN Users Pains of Arthritis. Rheumatism, Neuritis. Lumbago, Bursitis. 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