Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 28, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 2B, 10.12 PAGE TWELVE Hnseburg, came In to cheok ou the blackboard which gives a running program of events, Democrats Show Less Spirit Than GOP HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 5 1 ! r i i. i i', HERES YOUR MAN DELEGATES President Harry Truman wags a thumb, at Gov. Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic party's 1952 presidential nominee, as he presents him to the na tional convention at Chicago. '.'"... Steelmen Work for Full Production As Labor Troubles Plague U.S. 1 " By The Associated Press J The steel industry strove Mon ,dny toward its goal of full produc tion in a week, after settlement i last Thursday of a 55-day strike of CIO Steelworkers. A settlement believed certain to be ratified by AFL unions was ex apected to end the two months strike of 6.000 West Coast sailors jMondav and send the first of 100 J idled ships back into the commerce t lanes of the Pacific. But the CIO Steelworkers called a new strike, to begin Tuesday, in ?10 Eastern. Southern and Midwest i em plants of the Aluminum Corpor aation of America. The affected a plants employ 15,000 workers. J In St. Louis, federal mediators (Planned another attempt to settle eihe 37-dav AFL Teamsters strike which has idled 9.500 employes of trucking companies. The 2,400 striking truck drivers demand a 40-hour week, instead of the present 48. and a wage in crease of 31 cents hourly to Bring the average pay to SI. 90 an hour. They rejected over the week end a management proposal of a 44 hour week this year and a 40-hour week the next year plus a 20-cents hourly pay raise now and 10 cents more a year hence. Although 600,000 ' steelworkers are stepping up the- back to work movement, some dissatisfaction with the settlement reached last week was reported. The head of a Pittsburgh local said his group pro tested the agreement because it does not give a uniform wage In crease. The agreement calls for a 13 Vi 117 Million Dollars Tagged i For School Building Jobs 'WASHINGTON OP The gov- eminent Monday tabbed 17 million "more dollars for school construe i tion projects in federally-affected a defense areas. Earlier this month, 67 million J dollars was earmarked for this pur pose. The new allocations brings (the total reserved for school con- struction to 84 million dollars, still less than half the 195 million dol- lars appropriated for this purpose ! by the 82nd Congress. The Federal Security Agency's Office of Education announced that a 75 local school districts in 28 states will share in Monday's allocations. This federal aid goes to areas where the school population has increased far beyond norma bounds because of military or other Demos Name Committee CHICAGO lfl The membership i the 108-member Democratic national committee, as announced by Chairman Frank E. McKinney after conferences with Presidential Nominee Adlai E. Stevenson, in cludes: Washington: Joe Gluck, national committeeman, and Mrs. Alice Hogan West, national committee woman. Oregon: Monroe Sweelland, Com mitteeman, and Mrs. Lillian Bur ton, committeewoman. Idaho: Harry F. Wall, commit teeman, and Mrs. Deon S. Seedall, committeewoman. Alaska: Stanley J. McCutcheon, committeeman, and Mrs. Essie R. Dale, committeewoman. The newly elected members are: Gluck, Mrs. Burton and Wall. j"3r war If! COOL COMFORT on UNITED AIR LINES Southbound Malnl Inert ' " Leave of. ; ; 11:35 A. M. or 5:35 P. M. SAN FRANCISCO 2 hrs. IOS ANGELES . . 5 hri. ' 1 1 Northbound Malnllnm Leave af s ." 12:35 P. M. anO:25P.M. PORTLAND . . 2'4 hri. SEATTLE . . . 3Vi hrs. rasf, foxurtout lllghlt ' 10 "all Mo foil" ' Airport Tormlnal. Call 2-2557 or, , on authorlztd ' ' travel agent. v " Daylight Saving Tlmtl quofeo. , United AW LINES ' ONI OF 1HI SCHtDUUa federal 'projects established in those areas. . - The projects, still must be given final approval after engineering and other federal surveys before the money is turned over to the school district. They Include: Oregon Clackamas County School District No. 1, Milwaukie. S93.200. Washington Highime public schools, district No. 401 Seattle, (251.449: Vancouver School Dis trict No. 37 $750,000 and Mercer Island School District No. 400. $124,173. Washington total $1,125,-23. cents an hour boost in lowest paid classifications., and stepped-up in creases through higher classifica tions to a maximum of 35 cents an hour. The average is 16 !j. The steel settlement also was displeasing to economic stabiliser Roger L. Putnam. He accused the industry of having held a loaded gun at the government's head to get an "unjustified price increase" of $5.65 a ton one of the condi tions of settlement. The agreement expected to end the West Coast maritime strike calls for a s per cent wage In crease, overtime benefits and a reduction of the 48-hour work week at sea to 44 or 40 hours, depending upon classification. Union members were to vote on the proposal Monday in San Fran cisco, Portland. Seattle and Los Angeles where more than 100 ships have been laid up at a loss of 20 million dollars to 24 shipping lines. An ALCOA management an nouncement said CIO Steelworkers called a strike In 10 plants after the company rejected union de mands it said exceeded "by sev eral cents" the settlement In the steel Industry. ALCOA settled with AFL workers in other plants last week on a basis of wage Increase and other benefits It said amounted to 34 cents an hour. The companv said strikes have been called at 10 p.m. (local time) in its plants at Bridgeport. Conn.; Edgewater, N. J.; New Kensing ton. Pa.: Badin, N. C; Alcoa, Tenn.; Bauxite, Ark.; Mobile, Ala.: Detroit, Mich., . and Rich mond. Ind. 100 TABLET BOTTLE ONLY 49 kaWmwnrtHHia . Br MART JANE MERRYMAN CHICAQO A new button ahowed up on the lapels of convention ridden Chicagoana today, reading IAK. and I should have one. It atands. they tell me. for I Am Confused. 80 confused they a pell It with a K. We have had the gamut of but tons ... a few I Like Everybody ones, a torrent of I Hate Every one; small tin replicas of a coon skin hat for guess whom; real handsome portrait ones of Harrl man; Hustle with Russell, ones: Gladly with Adlai ones, to mention a few. . v nana, mere ia al most none of the raaa-ma-taaa aide- show which ac companied the Republican con vention. The Hil ton hotel lobby, r ,lM which crawled t"""i Ywlth humanity .'. V . " V touring the OOP ff Vxta tenure, looks al V I I moat deserted. No J I organ banging . X Jito shouting, no rats uMe gorgeoua handing out propaganda. Occasionally a parade forms, but times out of 10 it appears to be college students recruited for the afternoon. Once In awhile the Ok lahomans stage a square dance for Candidate Kerr, whose headquar ters are on the balcony, complete with a replica of the shake house In which he was born. A Kefauver supporter strolls In, with a real coons s. In hat , . . rather warm for July. A flustered debutante swish ea by and murmurs "Oh no. Governor Stevenson doesn't even know we have these headquarters, we just like mm." A jive band appears from nowhere and a few enthusiasts Jitterbug briefly under a sign reading Harry and Harrlman. Then It Is so quiet you can hear the pigeons coo In Grant Park across the street. Plenty of hoopla upatalrs. All Congressmen Big Talkers WASHINGTON W) The 12nd Congress used 28 million words to have its say In the session which ended early this month. The speeches, reports and spe cial articles published In the two year session of the Congressional Record equals 280 ordinary a lied books. In Its last session; Congress ap proved 4,583 measures, including 594 new laws. President Truman vetoed 23 bills and the legislators overrode three vetoes. TUNE-UP (LAIOKi $4.95 DUGAN & MEST $22 So. erh u. iULM J a- it " ,6 if 1 "1 Jxk cnArSnl. . V' 'h o.uolly895 ' III-: -.y , ' " ' h: : - - , Exquisite slip"of Nylon tricot. r..c. , t Lavishly iced with Nylon lacei . . . ; ond shirred net insertio'iWoshes fnseconds ' '; drips dry irTminutes.li . : The tamousRhythmeseBias Band fiis like a dream; . '.. -Whiter pink," soft blue. Sizes 32 tooX' ' '. the candidates provide free coke dlsptnsora, complete with volunteer airline hostesses to naml you we bottle. All of them provide tele vision (tut and chairs. There la no excuse for anyone buying his own food. Don't know about the men, but the women get excellent collee. fresh orange juloe and horrible doughnuts every morn ing at their gathering. Lunch l taken care of at the candidates' open cheese and cracker bara and dinner la superiluoua alter the round of receptions, cocktail par ties, etc., which offer Uie gamut from caviar at the Invitational af faire to choice -of fruit or rum punch and crackers at the open receptions. Senator' Russell haa set up a lounge complete with a samovar of hot coffee for members of Uie press only: The place is crowded as there Is also - a four by four foot television screen aril over stuffed chairs. Elmer, the Democratic mule, actually held a press conference In the basement. Didn't say much. The eeata at the convention, hall are half amply. As I said at the .beginning, 1 need one of those IAK buttons. Somehow the tremendous crusad ing undercurrent which marked the OOP convention Is lacking. The only way I can explain 11 is that, first, the Democrats are In and used to It, and second, the Democratic propaganda program is ' based on "Security" which blares forth from banner after banner but falls to carry the Impact of a' banner marked ''Taff or "Ike." K'a hard to get aleamed up about four or live turn all at once, with every one wondering 11 Harry will Carry alter all. The Oregon delegation head quarters la a real haven. Looked like home this morning decorated with a huge bouquet uf gladiolus, courtesy of the Florida delegation. There must be a buinpor crop of glads In Florida tills yttnr, aa they appeared In every headquarters to day, Oregonlans gather at ( every morning to caucus, pick up mall, renew frlendshlpa, read the paper and awap tntormatlon. A TV set has been Installed. This morning waa particularly re laxed, as Sen. Russell had been ex pected but failed at the last minute so ahow up. Mra. Gladys Blum of Portland, re-arranged the flowers. 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