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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1952)
TUKSDAY. OCTOHKIl 211, 1052 IIFRAI.n AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAf!P! FIVK Coal Miners Expect Approval of Wage Hike Pl'l-I Hllllllf III il.ll..l ..!!, lti 1 1 ilt ' afill.UIH) nolt iiwl illiliirirf, )irUiitc II m uuler ol United Mine Winkem I'lPhlmmt John L, Lewie, lluupcil bulk In wink today after i Work-long ntrlkn over wage dis pute Willi tllCI KOVOIIIIIieilt. Hlirulul lutiniljernhlp menllnun unit fulled tliniiiiihuul tlin cuiil llnlih wltlnn hum niter l.cnvln wired IiiiimI UMW ofllolnls yenter ilny In net their men bulk on tpe Jou. 'I Im nlniu.il uniiiilinnuii reoo- linn of miners! "t.et'n 0 lo work." A few scattered pits In Pnn sylvnlilli, Want Virginia, Illinois mid other H'P coal-producing stales niiiniiued In licit production under wny Irni til(til. But renuinpllon of opei'Allons nl most mines wan de layed by tho nmtitlDgi and eulely lll!ICCllunK, Virtually nil locals In Dlslrlel 4 In Wcnlnrn Pennsylvania, repra nmiUhk ibniit j:i,000 membert. agreed to begin work on the morn- Youth Killed In Mountain Fall KELHO, Wn-.li. tm Tll 'body nf young high school student whoso thiirt rut lo a innunlnln top vol bin life win brouuht down the slopes ol lofty Mt. Ht. llelrim lte Mondny, , , A nunmliiln mxciin parly brouuht out (ho loirttilni ol I'm Glrardot, HI, virllm ol the lll-falcd week md rlliiiblnir expedition on the Southwest, Washington peak, Tim rescuer., who tolled nearly f.000 (net up tim ,07l-lol minni Inln lo roach ihn body, said the youth m limliinlly killed when he slipped on uhuo loo and lell 65 loet lo rorks below. The accident occurred Sunday sometime alter young Cllrardot Highlights At KUHS lly HAROLD Mi KAY At Uie recent Oreiton Scholastic PrM Association conference m . Eugene the delegate from Klam all) Falls made a good allowing iy having Ihe advlwr, J. K Hvlslen dahl, get Hie vice presidential pout lor the second congreimlonal dls irict, Hob Chldesler, aporta editor of the t'A Itoileo, 'gave short talk to the rdltora ol Ihe yvarbooka that ent representative lo the con vention. The other three delegalea lo the convention. Forrent Hutledge, Da vid Molalore, and Harold McKay, had no large part In the conven tion but Uley all got In on the bull cMlona ana round table discussion. "liln yenr'a bonfire rally will be run a little dlllerenlly, The tire will be before the Urania Pans game, but that I only a minor dif ference when compared to the big dillerenre. which la Ihe time of the rally, tn Ihe pant the fire waa bum d? over period of a Week and ifie fire waa burned at a rally held an Thursdsy nighl. Thla year the fire will be built In one day and Ihe rally will be on Friday night at :3o. The rally will be over in lime for the students, and any dulls thai may attend Ihe rally, to gel nlo town to aee the game. Because the fire will be on Friday night Ihe fontbell playeri will be unable lo attend. Aa In the pant Hie tire will be built by the mem ber! of the K club who are not out lor football plua Yell Kin; I. vie Mill. Dirk Hilton, Oeorge Vlaho and Bill Chambers. The rally will be held In Ihe same place a lant year, out on the new north entrance. Anyone having any thing to burn on Ihe fire are assed to call l-oooi and the trath will be picked up on' Friday. Politic are Interfering, wllh the times for Ihe Klamath Sport Al bum for Die next two broadcasts. Tonight the Album will be sired si 1:90 Instead of Ha, regular time because of Gov. Stevenson's apeerh and next week the album will be on Wednenday at 1:30 instead of Tuesday which la election night nd Ihe election returns will be crowding the airwaves. separated from two hiking com palou and tried lo make his way alone to the summit, Vn Quoldbuch Jr., Unwvlcw, Wash., leader of Ihe mountain re cue learn, auld It wan not known whether Cllrardot reached Ihe top. Truck ahowed Ihe youth, coining down the mountain, slid down a snowfleld. When he struck the glare Ice he lout control and wan catapulted through the sir tn his rlonth on Ihe edge of s glacier crevntiK. , tkhiioliuale Diivld Davidson end Dick Rawneley, both 17. gave t!" account of events leading up to Ihe tragedy: The three boys set out Sunday to climb the mountain which young Olrurdot had conquered onco be fore several year ago. Davidson and Rawnaley decided lo turn back when they were about iwo-lhlrcla of the wsy up, but Cllr ardot wanted to go on despite the fact their shoes were sllcksoled and they lacked Ice axes or cram pon ilco climbing equipment). The hoys quarreled end Olrar dot headed through a series of Ice crevasses seeking s short cut to Ihe top, while Davidson end Rawn aley started back down the slope, Believing Cllrardot would change his mind, the older boys wslted on the motinlslnalde below for him to resppesr. When he failed lo ap pear slier severs hours, the boys went ton down the mountain to Spirit Lake and reported their companion mlMilng. Bird Buyer Gets Fined Nlkl O'Chamli, 47-ycar-old North Hollywood resident, will be s mile more csreful next time he make s dicker. He got stuck the Inst time. He pleaded guilty Mondsv In Judge D. E. Vsn Vector's district court to buying waterfowl by mean of barter, and paid s fine of SIM State and Federal game offlcera heard O'Chamla waa trying to buy blrda, ao they contacted him In Klamath Fall. The transacted hue Inese, trading several ducks and gee lor two boxes of shell. Then the officers sprung their credentials tnd put O'Chamli un der srrest. M0Tllr.lt NATIRE AT WORK COHTTZ. Colo. (API A Southwest ern Colorado firm, Colorado Car bonlcs, Inc., tsps Mother Earth for what .It need lo operate. The company haa a 1,300-foat carbon dioxide well, drilled tn 1M7, which produce leven Ions of dry lee dally. This Is Put up In 60-pound blocks. Fuel to operate the ma chinery at the plant come from nearby natural gas well, also owned bv Ihe company. Ing ahllt, Some , of llllnoln' 111.000 worker minimi u the pit yonterday but. one operators' apokeniimn ld iiiukt iiiIimjii , will nut be fully inn lined until today. The nation-wide walkout began s week una yeterday after the VYuga CtnblllMition Hoard lopped 40 cents nil tile fl.VU dally pay buol l,tiwi obtained recently In negotiation wllh (lie Iniltiiilry. Miner, whose expected $18.25 ba lo minimum wage for s day's work wu cut to 11.85, look the stand Unit the government bad ntiliilled their contriiul. Bonn alter, Lewis bitterly an nulled the WHB and told lit. men to slick It out until they gut the full II. BO. However, President Trilninn met wllh Ihe UMW chleflnln slid Harry M. Mosen, chief Industry negotia tor, at Ihe White Huuko over the week end and personally appealed lor an end to the atilke, Lewis then fired off telegrams, telling miner they should resume production In Ihe bent Interest of Ihe public and themselves pending s final decision on their pay l create, Both the union and the Blliimln ous Coal Operators AHsoclatlon headed by Mones had appealed Iho WHB ruling. They took their esse lo economic HlublllKr Rojer Put nam, who ha the power to over rule the board Union olllcluls at WsnhlngUin In dicated they expect a decision with in a few days. Putnam, however, Indicated the ruling may not come for more than a week. In the coal fields, UMW district official and miner appeared con fident they'll get s favorable de cision, Although only g trickle of con) wa produced the past week, the fieneral public and coal-dependent ndunlrles suffered no real hard ship. An estimated 80 million tons of cosl, second largest supply In the nation's hl.itory, was sockplled st the beginning of Ulie walkout. The estimated strike loss was about 10 million tons. 1 Vii. ' ' ' : ' Tafi Says McCarthy Aided fin Fight On U.S. Commies HELENA. 'Mont. I Sen, Ro bert A. Taft say that Wisconsin Kepubllcsn Sen. Joneph McCarthy "did a job that had to be done' In hi attacks against Amerlcsn Communists.-. The Ohio senstor told newsmen here Monday, "McCarthy has dramatised the laiue, resulting In ellmlnstlon ol certain persons from government." INDIAN HICK BOMBAY, India iV-Indl hs produced this year between 1.300, 000 and 1,300.000 ton of rice more then last year, sn sll-tlme record increisc. Food Minister Rail Ah med Jidwsl reports. MRS. RUTH T. BERRY, who hat served two termt t city treasurer, ii unoppoted e t candidate for re-election on the Nov. 4 city ballot. FINI PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO PHONE 4526 i i II 11 11 91 jrwv--- - - Gannon Noy -471-10 At Last!! We Can Announce The Big News In Tomorrow's Paper!! . c lor W B1P" B ft In KlomaMi Falls Sine. 1937 nnann T. . -. . . 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Taft said it may no longer be possible for U. N. ' bombers to strike at Communist bases in Keel Chins, but added, "I still fnvor bombing bases that are used as starting points for attacks on our troops." He said Chinese Nation alist troop? should be held resdy for action anywhere In Aula, but should not be used In Korean fight ing. , Earlier. In a speech at Lewis town, Mont., the senator said Democratic presidential candidate Mariui ?$Htin, candidate for County Commluioitar, edvecetas , . point ene . public bid en ill equipment bought end soldi Pd. Adv. Mariut Petersen. ' Adlsi Stevenson "Has not disap proved of anything the Truman administration has done and he Is sure to be bound hunt) and font to the men who have been in In government and who are re sponsible for the present corruption." People DO Read SPOT ADS you are! 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