FRIDAY, NOVK.MIIKH 20, 10.12
HKRAf.D NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON
PAGE SEVEN
Jof f Planning Changes
In Labor Legislation
WAHIIINUTON Ml Wen, Tnlt
ol Ohio l ili'ii.ilnu sumo chanxra
rxt nr In l.n Imi;(-(ll)iite4 In -uor-niiiiiniieiiirii.
relations law ilmt
bears Ilia nuiiic.
Two of Hie amendment urn ex
pected to mrel ntiri'lllc oujcclluii
vole (l to ttia Tnli. Hartley lw by
(.'resident. trcl lf nliowr.t .
An Wile to Ilia Ohio lleitilillt.an
aid tttlay thai considerable draft.
Ini work eliritilv liaa been clone
on Ihe amendments,
Many nl tlieni will be almllar
10 llin 111 chmnr.1 which iiaaaed Hit
Hrnaln In IU4U but atallrd In Inn
lloui.r, Tali u)s the IIHll amend
ments illrd became Hie unions
Wanted rrpeal or nollilna and fell
11 pi n I had a dinner liluli r a Dem
ociullu etlmlnlnliatlon. Iln In aald
In brllrvo that the tinlona will be
mine co-operative In the 1013 ae
aitiii, wlilcli will be Itrpiibllcan
controlled. Urnpiie lila wlllbm-ne lo re
write Pentium ol llli' law, Tuft in
niililrni that lla baalo pilnclplea
be I'll tinchniurd.
'I iir two cliaintrn favored by Kl
eenhowrr and plnniird by Tall are:
A requirement that company ol-
IK mli. Inkg the non-Cominunlat
oath If thry v. I ah to lno Hie act, ;
at union olllciala now are re
mitted to do.
Adiai Shuns
Speechmaking
HI'rtlNOKIKI.l) Gov. Adlal
Htrvniion aaya he plant to apend
nu money or future radio or tele
vision addresses until "aubatanttal"
campalvn dellclta are paid off.
'I lie defeated Democratic presl
iieutlal candidate aald veMerday he
h received aome 10.000 Irllera
and telegram alnre (he Nov. 4
election, lie aald In alatement:
"Many have uiacd that I make
fuluie radio and television ad
dietaca. (tome have aent contriuu
tlona lo pay lor such appearances,
and 1 undiritind aeveral
Joib ijroupi have already been
vanir-ea iu purcnasc rauio ana
VNrvialon time,
em uratilled by these expren
Mont of continued interest In what
1 have In aay, but 1 cannot make
pi tclie plana tor the future at Ihla
lime. Further, the Blevemon cam
paign hradquartera m Hprinjlield
inline Democratic National Cm
m fffe both have aubtantla dell.
I'ti which 1 feel should be paid
oil before funda are rained lor any
future activities by me. Tntt la my
llrtt concern"
Steventon did not aay the amount
of the deficit incurred by the cam
palm. Striking Cons
In Hospital
' TRENTON, N. J. Klghteen
eonwcl li em '1 ronton StaM lrla
onKoine of them leadera of leal
aprlni'a riots are In the utate hoa
nital today aa a result of a week
lonir huner strike
The entire froup VII Uens
ferred Iruiir tenregetlon tnt
last nlfht on the advice of phyal
elan aho.said thf prlsnnara ahould
be under 2Pour medical super-vi-ion.
Actint- Warden Llbyd MeCorkle
aald the It eottvlcta probablv found
It difficult to damage anything in
Iht prlaon'a aegrecallon wing ao
they "apparently decided to dam
age themtelvea."
The hunger alrlkera gave no rea
ann fnr the action voleed no com.
plalnta and mad no' demanda
during their aeven day without
food, aald. F. l-ovell Blxby, dep
uty commissioner of Inslltutlona
and agenciea.
Thtv were offered food everv
day, Blsby aald, but turned It
domn. There waa no dlaturbance
anywhere In the prlaon, he added,
even from those convicts trans
ferred to the hoepltal.
AT HOME IN HEARSE
AKRON, O. i A hears makes
fine home, two young men have
discovered here. Thev hmieht ih
hearse from a funeral home heie
'(and equipped It with sleeping and
a)o.vk,ng facilities also electric
fJitMe. Since that time they have
traveled .000 miles. They atop
occasionally to work and earn
money for expenses. They expect
to be back In Akron about Christ
mas time.
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removal of Hit ban on voting
In a repie.irntallon election by
snikera who have been replaced
In their Job, Klsenhower ha
culled till a possible "unlon-biiai-lug"
feature, 'I alt doea not agnr
but aaya toe amendment la de
sirable anyway,
'lull i.nya he.haa no intention
now of pushing lor one clinnue
wn.rli organlred labor would fignl
bitterly a ban on company or In
dually bargaining on natlon-wido
beis.
Tall will be In position to epeed
and guttle lilt revision of the Tall
Hartley Act at chairman of the
Hriiale Labor Coiiiinlllce. lie held
Ihla post In the (Olh Cmireat,
when the law waa passed over
Pi t anient Ti uinnn'a vc.o, and hu.
indicated he will tnke It again,
ben. Morne of Oregon, alno on
the labor committer, told a re
porter today he would bo glad lo
co-operate In a reworking of Ihu
law which he long had aanallrd, He
nald he could auppoit a revision
pat.erncd on tlm IUIV eincntiineni
if Tall modified hla aland on In
luiKtloiit and aejondary boycoua.
Mcua bolted ihe Republican
nominee Adlal Stevenson m tne
pi evidential campaign, ileciarnii
lilmaell an Independent In the Sen
ate. ine ln)iinctlun la a key feature
of Uie contiovrrr.ial Tall-Hanlry
Inw aecilon alined at national
emergency strike.:,
Unucr the arctlon, the govern
ment i an ootuiii an So - uuy In
junction to prevent a n.rlfcr If the
national aalety la Imperiled. If a
avltlenicnt la not reached In thai
prr.od, the union then can go
ahead and walk out.
Tall aaya he la Inclined to leave
Ihla national emergency, piovlxlon
aiont lor tnc picncui. lie aaya mat
It I nut perfect bul that ll never
has had Hie benelll of "sympa
thetic" administration.
Mmae aald in Ihe Interview he
ren.ained convinced that the aet-
mre bill he enonnored untuccena-
fully in the lu'si aeaslon was the
br:,i siuwer to national emeigency
lub4!! dltpulea.
It would t'ave the SO-day "cool-
liii-oll" leature In the law but
alto would give tne president
choice for seir.lng sn luduttry for
wi aay to prevent a dlaaatrout
atrlke. 'Die 0U-dny period could be
ettenaed only by act ol tJonereaa,
One of the amendments planned
by I all waa nald to be designed
to "cure inequities" and "clore
loopholes' in tne laws section on
secondary boycotts,
A cecondaiy boycott occurs when
s union afrlke azeirui an em
ployer, then attempts, to pi event
employes of other companies or
aiorea irom na noting the emnlov
era producta. The Taft-Hartley Act
outlaws certain kinds of such boy
cotts. Unions hare argued that the ban
permits a si ruck employer to
iianaier work to another plant and
rvsume production.
Other amendments being drsfted
at i au a Direction:
Redefinition of the term "Fore
men", to make aure that those ex.
eluded irom bargaining really are
s pan of the management.
Removal of penalties against In
dividuals who strike In the wall
ing period that begin when either
company or union notifies the other
that Ihe connect terminates in 60
days.
Clarification of relations between
the general counsel and Ihe Nation
al Labor Relatione Board.
Provtaton for eupervtslon of wel
fare, funds by the Labor Depart
ment. Speeding up of NI.RB caaea by
removing ban on pre-hearmg elec-
none and on hearing offlcera' rec
omme.Klationa. Tall aaya these are "basic prin
ciples" of the law which must be
kept:
Right of free collective bargain
ing without government dictation,
wage fixing or compulsory arbitra
tion. Right lo atrlke except for Ihe
80-day walling period In national
emergency dlsputea.
Responsibility of employer and
union to carry out contracla.
Prohibition of unfair labor prac
tices on Ihe part of both manage
ment and labor. The closed ahop
and secondary boycotts sre includ
ed In this bsn.
Protection of the right to work.
AIRLIFT FOR CATTLE
KARACHI orBrar.ll has air
lifted 17 Paklatanl red bulls and
cows valued at U4.000 for breed
ing use In the Amsaon Valley.
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CITY WORKERS era shown doing their annual chore of railing a canopy ol Christmas decora
tions over downtown stores.
Dresser Traps
Woman Invalid
NTW YORK tlF A man call
ing to take his sunt out to Tnanks
giving dinner found her pinned un
der a five-drawer dresser, where
she apparently had been trapped
lor lour days.
'Ml. Emma Benson. 55. a semi
Invalid who has lived alone for
10 years, suffered multiple frac
tures of the spine. Hospital offi
cials said she was In critical con
dition. Her nephew. John A Benson,
called police to help him break
down the door to her apartment
when there was no answer to his
knock yesterday. Neighbors hadn't
aeen her since Sundsy,
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corlondings dropped to their low-e-l
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first 10 months of 1952. the Pacific
Northwest Advisory Board report
ed Wednesday.
The total Irom January through
October was 102.230 cars, com
pared with 109.501 a year ago and
107.518 In 1950. board secretary '.
T. Vietimeyer said.
Westmeyer added, however, that
v. hili the overall total was down
loadings of lumber snd forest pro
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Education Program Aids Oregon Prison
By PALI, W. HARVEY JR.
feALEM ii The flve-lline lo.ter
waa talking the other day about
prison riots and told why ha think t
tho Oregon penitentiary hasn't had
its ,harc of tho nallonwldo epidem
ic oi prlwm trouble.
Thlr la what he aald:
"Warden O'Malley's new educa
tion and recreation programs aro
whais holdlnjr, thla place together.
Ihe men now have hone that some
thing is being- done lor them, and I
conviclo don't riot aa long as they I
have hope."
Tin man's an authority on
priton life. You would be, too, If!
you were serving your fifth term
as Y.n Is. I
Under the new educstlonsl pro- i
gram, tne convicts can take any
course from the first grade through
college. These courses are pro
vided either by the state school
system or the Bute Bc jrd ol High
er Laucatlon.
Tnere are 250 of the 1,525 con
vlcto now going to school.
Bolh the educational and recrea
tional programa are being run on
a shoestring, but both will be ex
panded. The Stale Education Department
gave Its three day high school grad
uation examinations to 16 convicts.
Fifteen of tnem passed, end soon
they will take part in the prison's
first high school graduation excer
cie.. Tne first grade school gradus
tion wss held last April, with 11
Inmates graduating.
Tne classes are held In s single
lan;e, noisy room, but in a year
or m., there will be a modern 17
room school. The men attend class
es a half day, and sludy In their
cells.
LOW INFANT MORTALITY
SYDNEY. Australia i Australia
csiaolished a new record low in
infant mortality during the second
quarter of this yesr. according
to Ugures Issued recently. The rate
was 22.60 deaths lor every 1,000
live births. The rale lor 1951 was
25 24.
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Wnen a man entera prison, the
peiii.cutlary clasalflcatlon commit
tee decides what treatment thi!
man needs to be prepared to go
bu Into society. This committee
decides who goes to school.
They have had only a few men
who won't study. These men are
kicked out of school, as are others
who don't ahow steady progress.
Hobody can play hookey from
me acnooi oecau.se strict attend
ance records sre kept.
Tnere sre a dozen convicts who
can t read or write. Men like these
usually pasa the first three or fouf
grades In about four months.
The recreation program Is run
bv Frank Reynold, a Willamette
University graduate of 1951. Hea
been on the Job six months, and
airondy has a full-fledged opera
lion. There's a six-team football
league at the prison, and Reynolds
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I Jin tag the summer, there wer
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table tennis and bridge In the cor
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