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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1952)
rillDAY, OCTOHKIt 24, 10,12 IIKHAIJ) AM) NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKOON PAGE F1V Coal Miners To Appeal On Pay Hike I'v nOWI.AM) :VAN JR. " VrArilllNO'l'ON I Tho aott ciiiil Iwiuntry lod ii y wn reported Kitting mi appeal to PreaMent Truman unit Kcoiiumlo BlHullln'r Honor Putnam li n iiprnva the ,. l, uo dully wane hike won by John L, l.rw.H. The luillon-wlrio ncift run I atrlko, 'now . In lta fifth diiy, followed . Wgi Hiiibllluillon Ilonrd rullim hint RiiIiii clay llinl only II. 60 ol tile neifotlatrd Increafie could be Id on kiiiuikIs Hint nny mom would "dnniitlio" the etabllliiitloii i- piiimuni. I Tho report Hint nn appeal Ir J under aliuly came from mi official 'who lino been In clone touch with nil imaae oi tho riion but who eked. not to be Identified. A aubnlaiillal porllon of ttto , atiuck industry wna described n Juat a Minor lis Lewla to Mettle , on III full wnue Increane mid kH lirodiicllon iiolng attain. An nppoul to the Preiiideiit and Putnam, It waa fell, would at leaat arrve to , remove I ho deadlocked altuatlon i tiom dead center, An air of unraalnnna prevailed In aoine mine area, Violence flared III Ohio, Virginia, and Went Virginia yeaterday. At Zanravllln, O., a non-union mine owner waa forced from hla car at tfini point and nliiKii'd. 111k mine auporlntondent waa fired on twice, and hla equipment act afire alter he fled. Uuntlre waa exchaimed between aeven mlnera of a non-union oper ation at Oakwood, Va., and an un identified group that attacked their cubln, No ono waa hurl. It waa the neuond time thin week that gun plav occurred In the area, Effort to find a way out of the wage booMt dilemma alno were be ing made by Dnvld L, Cole, new chief of the federal mediation Hervlce. Cole, Lewie and Hurry M. Monea, prealdent of the Bllumliloua Con I Operutora Aimnclatloii, con ferred privately lale yeaterday afternoon. Precisely what they dla cunaed waa not learned but It looked like the flrat attempt by a government official to find aome aolutlon to the deadlock. ATTENTION HOME OWNERS Homt maintenance and Repair Service REMODELING NEW CONSTRUCTION Home and commercial repairs, porchet, pofiot, file baths,, roof leeks, ploifarinq, cement work brick or block laying, general carpentry. All Work Guaranteed Satisfaction FHA Financed Cliff McMillan -- Contractor Phone 9035 Industry lawyers have apent the hint lew riayn In clone acrutlny of the Defence Production Act, which contolnn the authority fur price and wage contiola. They were de ncrlbed aa convinced tlint either Putnam, the overall administrator of the atablllxatlon program, or the President could ovnrrtile the WHB. An appeal to the WHU Itnelf would ahio be possible but the In dustry apparently aaw little chance that the board would overrule Its own decision. The Induntry waa described aa not too hopclul that an appeal would he auccennful. Putnam him already pralned the W8B, headed by Harvard law Prof. Archibald Cox, aa "very courageous" In mak ing Us cutback decision. Hut Tru man has not said a word, either about the WHI1 ruling or the strike, Tile WHB has never been over ruled In the pant but, at the end of last summer's steel strike, the White House approved an Inrtease In the price of ateel nearly twice as high as Hint authorized by then Price Stabilizer Kills Arnall. AltRIVK FOP. TAI.KH MANILA iI'i Adm. Arthur Had- ' ford, Pacific fleet commander, and John M. Allium, assistant secre tary of stain tor Far Eaatern af- i fairs, arrived Frldny by air for U.B. -Philippine defense talks open- ilng Monday. FRONT OFFICE SPACE Over Drew's Manstore Reasonable Rent INQUIRE Drew's Manstore ' 1 ft A. A. LEONARD L. LEBOW, 20, only ion of Mr. end Mrs. Olen Lebow, Burney, Calif., hat been transferred from the West coast to Norman, Okie., where he is attending school studying air electronics., He graduated from Bonanza high school where the family lived for nine years before moving to Burney in 1948. He Is well known in the Klamath Basin. Friends may write him et 39, Bks., 155, N.A.T.T.C. Norman, Okla. He enlisted in the Navy. May 22, 1952. Russio Now Claims Miracle Drug WASHINGTON tm Moscow has kidded the miracle drugs to the lint of Soviet discoveries and inventions. On the aame day that the 1052 Nobel Prize wan awarded to Or. Selman A, Wakaman of Rutgers Unlveralty. aa co -discoverer of streptomycin, government moni tors reported Thursday this Mos cow Radio announcement: 'Soviet scientists have evolved a series of new remedies and drugs -penicillin, streptomycin, eretrln, and others. 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