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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1952)
fWDAY, SEPT. in,1 10,12 I IssaeaaaajWgai wiiii .1 C0 Woodworkers Oppose Sale of Indian Timber for veterans, aid programs for foreign elllea and measures to Atop Cominunlam In Oreac nd Tur key. The convention turnad down i proposal to eject Julia Baton Jterlrant Iluutllle from Uu press Ubie, The propoiel was made da 111 ground llul litr wrltlnga olten appear In the Peopled World and olhrr left lng newopapern, "I hate Communism, but I be lieve in democracy and freedom ol lh prai," aald Prad Fieber, vice president of the British Columbia IJlstilct Council, who opposed hor expulsion. Mrs. rluutllla waa dlacharid by the Oreion Olvl Service Hoard aaveral jeare ago pecause ol her writings, Adolph dermer, apeclal CIO rep. rer.enlallve Irom lilt Lake Cltv, commended the convention (or Its action, . , "We have no rlifhl to claim rlghta lor ouraelvee that we would deny to othera," he aald, The convention voted to eeek l,,ui1iAn Ln r.urh the oowep of Canadian courts to grant labor in- Junctlon.-i, especially without both aides being given a lull hearing. HKRALf) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE RKVKN OftTLANi) m The CIO Woott wuikera aald haie 'Ihuniiluy the policy el the Human of JihIIi.ii At lalra In Bailing Indlan-ownnl llm bar In large block "haa tluliloneil the grip ol 1 1 it- l. a timber niniiopo Ilea n the slate's dwindling timber aupply." A reaolutlon, protecting the aalea In Ute Peolllo Northwest, also tug Kt that the Indiana be given lull ultlaenahlp. pacifically inenllmird wan the alt of el4 million fret of Qiilnsuli timber In Washington to llayoiilur, lao. "The condlllona of the sale- madl It passible for flayonler, Inc., to be I he anle bidder, arqulilng the timber at a price which la at leaat a third below the going markot price," the reaolutlon aald. A merger of the Woodworkers and Ihg CIO Papor Workera waa pio pesed In another resolution. Assistant Labor Hecreiaiy Hob ert T, Creaaey aald the whole coun try had been benefited by labor'a fight for better wages and work ing condition, Creaney also praised labor's leg. Illative program, particularly lor gains In social security, education Debbie Reynolds Youth Revealed In Her Action By JAMKK rUt'ON l Far vacationing Bob Thomas) HOLLYWOOD ii Youth Is a wenderful thing, and Debbie Bey. fields la not wasting It. What other movie alar aprivls whole day on arduous dance roti tlnea for the movies and men spends her evenings lltlrroiigging at the Hollywood Palladium? Or average threo banana spills week? Or munchea popcorn at swank Hollywood premieres? Jllterbuggmg waa just about the PSA'-"! I Wiff-'iL-.Z f : S'in ' I I Jit: m.- Itoeia ROWNIE, the police doc, pictured ebove with hit mas ter, Almo Vido of Pelican City, hat disappeared. Almo It tho ion of Mr. end Mrs. : Teny Vide, Rt. 3, la 405. A week ago Brownie'i collar wei taken from the dog and found nearby. The neat mem ine, Irewnie wi gone. The def wei the family pet, and 10-year-old Almo would like te have him back. Anyone teeing police dog which mlejht be Brownie it a iked te call 2-0258. IttlRNCD RPt'DH PRrNEVILLK t.fl The sun waa vo hot horeabouts Thursday that It aunburned the potatoes. That nut a temporary halt to the apud harvest. Home growers nald they would try night-time picking If the weath r doesn't change In a day or ao. It Waa II here Thursday. extent of Debblt'a dancing until aha acored In "Bingln' In the Rain." She recalla how the front office told her to learn how to tap dance, that MOM waa putting her In a picture with a couple of dancera. 'Who are they," ahe asked. "Donald O'Connor and Oene Kelly." "See you later," aald Debbie, She aludled and learned Bo well lhat .she ts now listed as one oi the atudlo'a mo.it promising musi cal atare. Only two yeara out of high school, Debble'e previous mus ical background waa blowing the Krench horn and twirling batons at the prep football gamen. Her "Slngln' In the Ualn" auc cesa got her another Job ostium wlUi O'Connor In "I Love Melvtn" aid with Marge and Oower Cham pion In "Give a Orrl a Break." So far. ahe haa been pretty busy for romance, but It looks as if young Bob Wagner Is No. 1 Boy friend. She hinted that Indirectly. "I think Gregory Peck la tne greatest." ahe confided, emolllng the various entertainers who "send her." (Othera: einger Billy Daniels and Lea Brown's Band.) "I saw that man make love to Ann Blyth In a movie last night," enthused Debbie. "I Just willed. What dtvtne, gentle way he haa of handling women I" Then came her opinion of Wagner. 'B. J. (her pet name for n!mi has the same way with women," she aald. rsi then "added: "On the acreen, I mean." Kiwanis Chief Tells Warning IX. Gov. Horace C. Berg, Rose burg. Klwanlj dlulrlct la, told Klamath Falls Klwams Club mem bers yesterday "we are cloac to losiwr our liberty." No country, he aald, has over survived where Oie tax ratio was sreater than one-third of the In come. He noted that the theme of Klwanlb thb year Is "Liberty, Let's Keep It." Quoting from the Klwanls "Bal lm Battalion," Berg pointed out that everv tingle Individual vole means much more than moot reo nle think. Oregon Idaho and Cali fornia, among othera were all statea admitted to the Union by a mere one-vote margin. Berg aald he would like to see a "Key Club," under sponsorship of Klwanls, formed In the high school here. The clubs as organ ized In other cities consist of key youths In the schools. WHOLE FAMILY ON WHEELS- -The nlno mem bert of the fabulous. Therert Family front Franc join in mailed cycling rneneuveri In the fourth annual Klamath Falls Shrine Club-Poleck Ires. Clreui which eomei to ne Klemeth Armory for performs nee j at 2:! 5 nd 8: 5 Saturdey nej Sunday, end et 3:45 end 1:15 Monday. Death Claims Baltimore's 1st Ship-Tying Impresario BALTIMORE if) Plelro An. tonlo Cstsneo, bu&lnensman, died yesterday. He waa M. His death won't cause any par ticular atlr In Chamber of Com merce circles, nor will an apprais al of hta holdings be necessary. But news of his death will be lamented around the world. Cataneo, Tony to everyone, waa In the ahlp tying business. That'a Death Claims Joseph Short WASHINOTON ttf-Whit'e jioue Pej Secretary Joseph H. Bhort, 48. died suddenly l-.t night at his home In nearby Alexandria, Va. No Immediate caute of death was given. Mrs. Short, the former Beth Campbell, said she heard him fall upstairs, ran up and found his heart had stopped. Short, a native of Vlckiburg, Miss., had been President Tru man's press secretary since Dec. IS. 1050. A newsman since 1525, he succeeded Charles O. Rous, who had collapsed and died at his desk. The White House said ShoVf be came III la-it Tuesday night and was hosnltaUsed with a virus In fection. He returned home Monday to recuperate. . . "Joe Short's death." President Truman aald tn a atalement, "is as shocking to me as if he had been a member ol my own family. "For he was more than trust fld and valued assistant. I know how unsparing of his health he waa in his service to me and to his untry. . Short, a graduate of Virginia Milltarv Institute, began his news paper career in 1 OL'5 as a reporter for tho Jackson i.Mlt.s.) Dally News. He returned to that paper m itTI alter a year on the Vlcks- burg Post and Herald. In IKg-M he worked for the New Orleans Times-Picayune, leaving to Join The Associated Press at Richmond. Va. During 1031-41 he served tn The AP's Washington bureau, then shifted to the Chicago Sun'a Washington st(t. moving two years later to the Baltimore Su". Short was preMdent of the Na tional Press Club in IM8. Survivors Include Mrs. Short and three children. all, JuM tying up i.hlps when they docked on the Baltimore water, front. But he was known well by steamship agents on both eoaht and by skippers and crews thut frequenter tills port. Tony Immigrated here from his native Foggla, Italy, In ISug. He w-aa a stevedore until he opene-I a tiny lunch shuck In the early 2s opposite Pier S In the lower Canton section. By 1927 he was all but bankrupt. He owed SO months ground rent 1 1750 1 for the land where his run down lunch shack stood. Then came the break. It hap pened so naturally he almost missed It. He was standing in front of his shack when he heard a ship's of ficer yell: "Will somebody pleaie take a line?" Tony grabbed the heaving line when It was thrown over and pulleil the hawser to the pier. He got 13 for the helping hand. Then the olflcer promised him 12 more If he would throw off the line when the ship sailed. Tor.y did. That siarted him thinking. One ship . . . to. Lolaa ships. . !oua dollars. He btartod making calls to the steamship lines and found his ser vices were welcomed. Soon he and his son were busy enough meeting ahtps to give the lunch thack up. Tony, talking about H recently, trtr1e it sound so simple. "I laugh at myself when I think how I didn't catch on in all those years. I had to be down and oul. sitting tn my lunchroom with noth ing to do but look at ships. Then I see the same thing nobody to take lines. Something give me a push. I went out to take the lines. Now my Mike and I have built up the profession of line catching." Mike takes over the business, with 30-odd employes. All from a 5 idea. State Department Bares Red Slave Labor WASHINGTON ( The State Department apread on the record Friday a mass of evidence that the Aoviet Union and Its satellites have millions of captives In slave labor camps. With President Truman's en dorsement, the department made public a 69-page report rounding up official documents, testimony Two Violate OPS Rules on refugees and other evidence In support of tins conclusion: "The number of slave laborers In the Soviet Union and Its sat ellites runs Into the millions and represents the most extreme vio lation of human rights on the face of the earth today." It was detailed summary of evidence prepared for a special fact-finding committee of the Unit ed Nations and the International labor organization. The commit tee held hearings at New York In June, and ts due to re&ume ses sions next month at Geneva, Swit zerland. The fummary wan put together Jwlth the help of the American f ederation of Labor and the Con- PORTl AND us. Two Rn-iehur-, "acrauon oi i.aoor ann me (jon- . SHIPBUILDING DECLINES NEW YORK m Shipbuilding throughout the world declined slightly during the second quarter ot 1952, according to Lloyd's Regis ter ol Shipping. It reported 1,190 steam and motor ships totaling MM. 183 tons on the ways com pared with 1.224 totaling 8,88063 In the (irst three months, of the year. potato Thursday with violating price ceil. tngs. An OPS complaint to Federal Court accused Donald A. Matson and Donald C. Bliss of selling seed potatoes In May for nearly 1716 more ceiling prices. The men operate the firm of Matsno ai Bliss. The government seeks triple aamages. HOUBIGANT )H ii i m ti umum let av euiiouii mint mm Lon-Usting Liquid Skin Sachet , , . Houbigwit's won derful discovery . . . clings to your skin hour upon hour because it is perfume with sachet base! Now jt is avail, able in slightly spicy CHANTIUY . . . Mosse-nvftesh QUELQUES FLEURS ... or deeply exotic LE PAR r'UM IDEAL. Eitch $1.83, plus tax. Treat yourself to t tfiple tdventute in ffsjrwice. Get the I-'infir Trio, i charming introductory picket eonttininjt purse flacons of these famous classics. $1.00, plus tax. CURRIN'S -for J, -ugs , Tho friendly drgsMoro 9th ane Main Ph. 2-3473 BELL HOTEL 1500 Oak 1 Deck from 5. P. Depot WEEKLY RATES Henry of Free Parking Attractive Rotes for Railworktr and Trucker. working through the International confederation of free trade-unions. With only a passing reference to other forrrsK rsf ComrmmiKt ciwr. Iclon, the Bute Department de clared that the evidence showed: 1. Forced labor has been contin uous throughout the existence of the Soviet system and haa grown IRON FIREMAN SALES arte SERVICE D t B Oil Burner Serv. I37 feviit (!!. 1.24 DANCE Modem and old time danc ing Everv Sat. Nite 9 D.m. to 1 a.m. (Standard Time) K,C HALL. Public Invited. Into a vat Institution since Deputy Premier V. M. Mololov told a 181! Soviet Congress Moscow I 'We have never attenioted to conceal thai In certain operations we ue the labor of Drlsonera who are healthy antf capable of tabor. we nave anne this In the nasi. we are doing now, and we shfi do It In the future." 2. Although the exact number of prisoners Is a Soviet state secret. calculations range from two mil lion to 30 million. 3. The prtaonera are largely poli tical offenders or persons guilty ol minor derelictions. Common criminals are a smalt minority an are allowed to dominate, even ter rorlze, the others. NEW TRAILER HOMES Agency for SPARTAH-POHTIAC I CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Baisiger Meter Co. Mat a lifitviit Kltm 7ai!) Full r 6 years old IB .3 The EXIBA1EARS enhance the great Bourbon Taste of 05 3 QU Pint OLD HICKORY aaaasasassaasss.- --aa.iii...i a, - I L) 'r,gj. . . 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