Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 24, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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    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.
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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. As a result of these
antl-blotlca, diseases which have
hlterto not yielded to any treat
ment are now curable or arrested."
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Drug Cost Said Cause Of
High U.S. Medical Expense
Ily ALTON L. BI.AKEHt.KK
CLEVTAND f Medical bills
could be cut If doctors prescribed
lewer trademarxed or proprietary
druds, saya a study reported today
to the American I'ubllc Health As
sociation.
Cheaper, Identical drugs, not
trade marked, often are available,
It aaya.
This study of doctors' prescrip
tions was made by Or. Prank F.
PurstenberR, Matthew Taback, Har
ry uoldberK, and Dr. j. Wilfred
Davis of the Baltimore city medl
cai care program.
' The Baltimore program gives
meaicol care to Indigent persons,
who are assigned to clinics for
diagnosis. The clinic report usually
goes to neighborhood doctors
chosen by the patient who direct
the treatments,, Prescrlptiona are
written on a apeclally-dealgned
form, honored by all local phar
macies and paid for by the care
program.
Drug prescriptions for one year
In WMJ.51 cost $160,000 or 30 per
cent of the entire expenses of the
program.
The study of prescriptions aald
$9,000 In tax funds would have been
saved if doctors had prescribed
olffblally-accepted drugs which are
not trademarxed, but have Iden
tical properties.
Over 55 per cent of prescriptions
were for proprietary drugs, and
37 per cent were for drugs not
accepted by any official medical
or health agencies.
"It la noteworthy that 24 per
cent of simple aspirin compounds
were written with a trademarked
name or for a preparation not ac
cepted by any official authority.
"The prescribing of traditional
cough medications .... has been all
but forgotten and they have been
priced ! proprietary
lures." . .
cough mix-
Drug costs, either In welfare pro
grams or for patients paying their
own wy, "la nmjor problem of
modern medicine" and was prob-
ii-iii uiiuio smiDiaucs were dla-
replaced by a multitude of higher covered, the study says.
Grain Fed Steers
For Sole
Phone 3924
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