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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1952)
V vi:i)Ni:si)AY, no'vumukk 1210.12 IIEKAIJ) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON ' PAGE KIVB V , M'Mm, ji si 1 i..,T V s , , 1 V II.' I '.- I'?: , xti 1 U t-.';'4 1 THj J: if t-4,' '? '1.' ?: :! .1 LITTLE GIRL, BIG SQUASH B.HI Marie Morgan, fhree and a half year old daughter of Mr, and Mn. Boyd M. Morgan of 1617 Manienite Street ii thown with a banana tquaih fhet wat railed by the Anderioni of Rogue River in Joiephine County. The giant tquaih ii believed to be the largett in Oregon. Mor gan world at Grigg'i, Shaita Way and Diviiion, where a priie Ii offered the perion who eitimatei the weight moit accurately. Churchill Wins First Test LONDON Prime MlnlMer Churchill's conservative govcrn uirul easily won It Hrnl lest ol Mienulh in the new Parliament session Tuesday nmhl. besting down an opiMwillon ''no conlt- Qess Fatal To Newsman t W.KVWT. W Paul Dimald.-on. eeallle POHt-lntclliKcnrer Sun day editor, ftlrd of heart attack at ihe wheel o( hi rr on lin way home Irom work late Tuesday nivht. tils automobile hit a utility pair altrr he bed driven only a If blnrkt. lis mi lieutenant of Field Ar tillery In Kraiue In World War I and later Joined Ui of the Nashville iTenn.i Tennessean. be tomlna managing editor. He Joined the I'oUntelHiiemcr In 1034. Hit widow Cora, and two chil dren. Donahl and Donna, aurvlve. ( OM IIOt, POME i Prime Minuter Ayl eiile de Oaaneri'a Christian Dem ocrat party won control o( 24 ol 41 town counclln In election held Hunday In acaltered parte of North Italy and Calabila. Previously the party held 14 ol the town council. The alliance of Communlala and fro-lied Hociallnta won 13 council. revioiHy l controlled seven. Independents and local llcketa. whirh previously dominated 19 counclln. won only four. dence" mollon by a vole of 31 to m. Under British tradition, House ol Common approval ol the motion would have forced the government to renlun. The 34-vute margin in the balloting was more than twice the government' le-srat majority over all other (actions ill the 6 member houte. The motion w-as presented by ihe Labor Parly a an amendment tn parliament' traditional address llianklne Queen KliMbrth II lor outlining government policy In her llrat "speech Irom Uie throne" Nov. 4. During the two-day debate be fore the voting. Laborlle centered their attack on the government's economic policies. CHINA HOLIDAY TAIPEII. Formosa 'i Free China observed a national holiday Wednesday In honor ol the birth of Bun Yat-Hen. founder o Die Chinese Republic. Bun was born in IBM end died In 1924. CIO Leaders Map Strategy For Union's Future II? JOHN MOODY J'lTTHHUIKJII I CIO vice pi ositlcniM. Kuililrni'd by the death ol Iholr lilKlily-rrgartled leader, I'hlllp Murray, uckiin today the irnnieniluiiH timk of charting the lulure of the ulg alx-nillllon mem bur union. The strategy maker are meet ing lor the flmt time In a dozen Vein without the guiding hand l Murray who died Hiuwlay in Han Francisco while arranging for the iiiimiul CIO convenllon In Los An Itcle Nov. 17, 'Ihe Immediate' (mention which the nine vice prtxldeiita must de cide Is whether to post none the convention. Hicn they will take up the problem of how lo go about miming a successor to Hielr es teemed prolclrnl, There la little likelihood the con venllon will be held as scheduled. However, top union lleutenanti have given Indication Ihrv want the buslnes t hand cleaned up hv Ihe end of the year. The Executive Board of the I'i-million-member CIO United Auto Interest Hit By Waterman LONO nP;ACH, Calif. I The Phciiic Water Council went on re cord Tuesday a opposing including interest In public power rates to pay buck construction costs ol Ir rigation projects In multi-purpose reclamation developments. K. w. (lawyer ol Portland, the council secretary, said the council look the stsnaV Hist such payments were not the intent of Congress when it provided that capital In vested In power facilities be repaid wllh Interest, (lawyer said Interest costs ol Power Insinuation are passed onto the taxpayer rather than the power user when Interest payment are diverted lo pay lor Irrigation. In other resolutions, the council: Called (or greater efficiency In operstlon and maintenance coats by the Bureau of Reclamation; Urged that congressional com mittees compare costs of the bur eau with non-federal agencies. Asked that congressional com mittee study repayment contracts entered Into between Irrigation dls trlcla and Ihe bureau since 193 and publish the contracts as public documents. The council Is made up of rep resentatives of irrigation districts in the three Pacific Coast elates. Workers already is on record la vorlng postponement of the con vention, ihe board sslcl the reso lution Is out ol reipect to Murray. Waller P. nctilher, president of Ihe auto workers, one ol Ihe pos sible choices as Murray's succes sor, brougiil the recommendation to Pittsburgh lor considers lion. Indication are the convenllon will be moved to Ihe East and held up for a couple of wceke a month at the longest. The vice president' decision will be preiented lor rallllcatlon by the 4il-man CIO Executive Board which meets In Pittsburgh Friday. Ap provsl Is a loregone conclusion. The Executive Bosrd Is com posed of Ihe nine vice presidents, plus elected rcprcsentsllve from the numerous CIO unions. Murray'a successor will be elec ted at the convention, but any board suggestion will carry much weight. . . Ilculhrr arrived In Pittsburgh last night, but lie had nothing to say about aeeklng the Job of union president. Others prominently mentioned for the post are jBines B. Carey, 41, pieildent ol the electrical work ers, and Allan Haywood, 6-year. old CIO executive vice president. Reulher and Carey are vice presi dents. Any one of the other lx vice president could be considered pos sible choicer, Thev are: Einll Rleve of the textile work er; L. n, Bucamasier oi ins rub ber workers: Joseph A, Belrne, communication workers: Joseph Currlin, maritime workers; Mi chael Quill, transport workers; Frank Rosonbluin clothing workcrt and O. A. Knight, oil workers. The funeral home where Mur ray's body is lying In state said a steady stream ol person from .ill walks of life pa;ed Ihe CIO lender's casket yesterday. A reriiilem high Mats will be sung at Jl a.m. EST tomorrow In 8t: Paul's Cathedral, Burial will b In St. Anne's Com lelery' at ntarby 'Castle Shannon, - la one-time mining community. 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