MONDAY. JULY 21, 10.12
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FVUXS. OKMiUft
PAGR SEVEN
Labor Union
Political
Force Fades
UHIUAUO if! - .,nbnr union Irail
rr.i IitI lliry will tin vii n liil in
iy about Inn Drniut rndd niiinl
lire mid iilntfiirni bill II in Iik.h
sarin lu hr uiiiii.l any "C'lrur II
Willi Kiilnrv" Kiiuutioii iiko tlio mr
ly's 11)44 convention.
Tim Into Hlilnry 1 1 Him m i. si
rtiirl CIO puliliral r.lmlrnl.l in
11144, was rrrclllril Willi Ijcrlutt Dim
tonvrnli'Mi'a blic whtrllnirhc. tt wi
said, mid ulna ilriurd thai tlip IiiIp
I'rrMdnit Krmikllii I). ilmncvrH
Hi'ilrurlFil politlrnn lu "C'lrur H
Willi BHInry" on cuiivplillon nirat
r$v. Ilnlh AKI. mid CIO lender liiipr
la train tnuirthr-r this year mid
iitrr llirniiHli iir.il werk't Orinu.
rrnllo c iinv riillon a mlr nf tauill-
flAlrfi for l'rr.Mrnl mid vlrr-nrrM-drnl
mid a iilnilorni Irlcndly lu
the alma nl luliur uiiium.
Hut wlulr a iiutria lnri'O. thr
ormuilrrrt In Dor rnnlliiurnt rruliiri
llifrp will bo plfiity uf uttirr !'
plr tryinic to alt In Die driver'!,
rent.
CIO 1'rrt.ldriil IMullp Murray,
lushing lirrr liuni his Pltlhburun
sirrl strik talks In lake pari in
lrrtMiTiitlun rnriliiljH, told news
nirn that ho diiln I rxiint nny worn
friiiu f'rr&idctit 'rriimnn un tiow
labor should turn tin Mrcni;U,
Murray said Truinitn wan "it
friend nl all laliur, not only nl
Inn CIO'' and added lm Iniil no In
fnimattnn tlmt Tinman would K'vo
Hit CIU the "word" cm what way
to (O.
"I ahould oy Hie CIO and Its
rielrcalra will inrel and dlxil the
-andidaira and Issues mid make
up llielr own mind.'' Murray said
This appeared Intended to con
vey the Impression tlmi ortinniMd
labor wasn't ucltlnu roitvriition
signals from lilt) While House alio
mould vote It own ronvirilou.
Nrltlirr tlio CIO nor Ai'L hai
rome out (nr any rundldates, but
waul a plaWurm committed to r
pealliiK the Tnlllliirllcy Labor
Act, supporting; civil rlulit Irida
latliin and Rrnrrally endoralnif new
deal principles.
Paper Hit By
Second Strike
TACOMA I The Taconia
News Tribune, preparing to re
aunie publication alter a 14-werk
AF1, prrssmnna nil Ike, w ni nlrut-k
Hln Sunday by some 10 CIO
American Newspaper Ouildninrn.
The Guild struck. Ilowaid CIU
Jorcl. unit clialrnian. laid, not over
wanes but over "iiiaiiNuruient'a re
fusal lo bargain with Hi Guild lor
department... Hie union had repre
sented III the pant."
The Guild strike vole was taken
Saturday and pickets were poeo
around Uie Tribune building Bun
day. i
The Guild strike came liard on
the heels nf an end lo the press
man's atnke, whirh hsd left this
city of 143.000 without a dally news.
Dsner since Anrll IV.
Tile pressmen voted Vrldiiy lllKhl
In accent msnaitcment's oiler of a
13 'i cent hourly wutio increase, to
3 an hour. The pressmen slated,
however, they would return to
work only when contracl dillerrnc-
A HISTORIC STEP in trans
oceanic (light li the aim of
Iht trans-Atlantic (light of
two Air Force Sihoriky H-1 9
helicopter!, like the one lean
at loft. The scheduled route
of the Military Air Trantport
craft, (rom Weitover Air
Force Bale, Mail., to Wies
baden, Germany, li thown
on map above. The two H
I9'l will be delivered to the
9th Air Roicue Squadron in
Germany, Purpose of the
flight it to "prove the feas
ibility and economy of air
delivery to Europe of' heli
copters.." Air Force eitlmaloi
the flying time for the ap
proximately 4000-mile flight
to be about 40 hours. The H.
19 has a normal ferrying
range, with auxiliary tanks,
of about 1000 miles. Longest
overwater hop on the route
is the 817 miles from Iceland
to Scotland.
Sen. Benton Wants Demos
To Eliminate Filibuster
CHICAGO im 8cn. Benton of
Connecticut moved a Saturday, to
wrftnt from southern senators the
filibuster weapon they have used
to kill federal civil rlKhta bills.
He demanded thst Democratic
pisiform drafters call upon the
Henste lo revise Its rules so a fili
buster can be ended.
Assailing the Republicans, he
Doctor Sues
On Expulsion
WALLA WALLA I Dr. Miles
It. Robinson, who has sued for
IKI4.000 In connection with his
belnif dropped from the Walla
Walla Valley Society, said Sunday
tlmi the Judicial Council ol Uie
American Medical Society has
sustained his appeal of the expul
sion. Dr. I7oblnon claims In suit for
dawajie that the charges wnicn
resulted In his expulsion from the
mrdlcul society were wrongly
bsred on an allegation he had re
vealed the nature ol a patient s
contagious disease to the patient's
son-in-law.
Named as defendants in the.
said In a statement distributed In
advance to newsmen:
"In their civil rights plank of
two weeks ego, the Republicans
pay the same old lip service to
the Ideals of equality under Isw
but conspicuously Ignore the csn-
cer of the filibuster Imbedded with
their aid In me wncrry rule."
Under this Senate rule, named
for the late Sen, Wherry of Neb
braska. II takes a vote of 64 of
the IHt senators lo end "a talkathon."
Benton proposed "a Senate rule
which makes It possible to put an
end to a filibuster by a simple
majority vote of those present and
voting after 15 days of debate, and
by two-thirds majority vote of
these present and voting after four
days of debate."
Benton'a antl-flllbustcr proposal
caught much attention In a city
preparing for a knock-down drag-
out fight over the civil rights
plank.
Democratic leaders were strug
gling to avoid such a fight, which
might spilt ine pariy.
Many of them confided tt was
touch and go at the moment. Most
are counting upon the veteran Rep.
Mcuormaca or Massacnuseiis,
chairman of the platform commit
tee, to find a solution.
If harmony moves fall, Dixie
Democrats who bitterly oppose
federal intervention in the field of
racial relations must decide wheth
er to surrender or battle it out on
the convention floor.
Northern Democrats, led by such
men as Sen. Humphrey of Min
nesota and Lehman of New York
claim enouRh pledged votes to
write a tough civil rights plank.
"Dixiecrats" to accept It or take
a walk as they did four years ago
at the Philadelphia convention
after a searing floor battle.
McCormark. House majority
leader and seasoned by many sim
ilar scraps there, told this report
er!
"I am hopeful that the platform
reported to the convention by this)
committee will be approved. Com
mon sense would call tor unity
DALE TEPPER
WATCHMAKER JEWELER
South 8th
(Next to Pelican Theater)
damage suit are the Walla Walla
Valley Medical Society, Its officers
and trustees, the Walla Walla Val
ley Medical Bureau, the Washing
ton Bute Medical Association and
two Walla Walla hospitals.
Hans Norland Fire Insurance. 627
Pine St.
es between the Tribune and five
nihrr. uuinn. the Guild and AKL
TrsmMers, Hterroiyprrs, Typogra
phical mid Mailers, were settled.
The typographical workers voted
Sunday lo. reject mnnagemom'a
late-it offor In their contract re.
newel negotiations but tailed to
take ntrlke action.
Clifford said the Oulld'a dispute
was over the Tribuue'a refusal lo
rrcounira the Guild as bargaining
agent for Inside circulation and
display adverlsing personnel, who
htid been covered by prevoui
Guild contracts.
, George F. Russell, Tribune busi
ness malinger, maintained there
were not enough oiiim memoers
III Die two departments for the
Guild lo continue representing
them. He said no further negntist
lug sessions have been scheduled
Clifford said niniuigeinent's Int
ent wage nfler culled tor a general
raise nf live per cent, with n top
of 15 and inrrenhes in minimum
rales from 1 2 So to $7 weekly. The
offer set a top ncsle fnr newsmen
at SI0J a week, mulching Bealtle
rales.
Golf Winners
PORTLAND tf Dick Ealey
and Mrs. Nnoint Kldd won the
Portland city golf championships
Saturday. .
Kitry,Mink a 36-foot unit on the
,10th hole 4o tnke a 1-up victory
over Ben Hughes. Mrs. Kldd de
feated Mrs. Richard Urpbbs. 2 and
1, in a scheduled 36-hole piaich
Joint Granger
Picnic Planned
LAKFVIKW Arrangements for a
Joint - Klamath-Lake County pic
nic fur giangers, sponsored by the
Pomona granges nf the two coun
ties, are going ahead for Sunday,
July 27, tt was announced by Fred
Klher. of ljikevlew, chairman of
tlio committee.
Fisher said his committee is ex
pecting a large crowd and plan-
mmm
IHt flKMRlT U UNI .
04 Klamath At.. Maa 07e
ning good eata and lota of aports
events in the program, Orangers
of the two counties and invited
guests are to attend the event.
The picnic will be held at
Booth Park, west of Lakevlew, In
stead of Sprague River recreation
al area near Bly as originally
planned.
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