LrcnAV. OCTOBER 21, 1953 :
HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Dock Strike Banned Until Christmas
to have the injunction apply to the
AFL pier union, the ILA-AFL. He
said he would make .bin decision
racketeering elements. Tile federa
tion then chartered the new ILA
AFL, which has since been locked
in a struggle with the ILA for the
allegiance of 60,000 East Coast
longshoremen.
oy Sunday evening.
The AFL recently expMied the
of the Taft-Hartley law. Tne strike
had cost shippers an estimated
I!i million dollars daily. A wage
contract dispute was involved.
Weinfeld, meanwhile, reserved
decision on a government motion
NEW YORK 11 A federal
Eve. - ,
old ILA for falling to rid itself of
court injunction, extended to the
The original Injunction, which
full 80 days permitted by 'lie Taft-
was to have expired Christmas
night, brought an end to a live
day walkout from Maine to Vir
Hartley labor law, Wednesday
barred any Atlantic Coast long
shoremen's strike until Christmas
AVTO RACING AT ITS BEST..
Classic meet of the motor sports
world it the Indianapolis Speedway
race "auto. racing at its best!"'
ginia by members of me inter
national Longshoremen's Associa
tion. (TLA).
KUHS
Newsnotes and
Comments
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
Mrs. J. E. Earley Joe Earley Jr.
Proprietors
Federal Judge Edward Weinfcld
extended the restraining order in
an action Tuesday. -
3Hf
He, had granted the original
emporary order after President
Eisenhower made his llisi use oi
the national emergency provisions
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MALL SCALE PLANE MAKE R Donald M. Crooks, Dalits motorcycle patrolman
towers over ms moaci ui tinwn mr umtj oirawvruisor wmcn wok nun inree years to build. .
.N. Body
i'o Consider
alestine
KITED NATIONS. N.Y. Wl
U. N. Security Council voted
Soviet opposition last night to
off debate on the Trieste is
and cleared its decks for an
iiistive probe into the explo
Dninutino situation.
le 11-nation council faces its
X Ti..intinn iphatA tomorrow
J, it takes up Syria's plaint that
id is endangering; Micaie nasi
le by diverting the waters oi
historic River Jordan.
1 urine two wrangling sessions
i crday the council pushed
I lugh a U. S. call for a lull-dress
i nry into the alleged border in-
1 T I kM
inrinriinir the recent Is-
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iKlbya in wnicn joraan claims
fcersons were Killed and we vii-
flattened.
ane Search
nsuccessful
BASIN BRIEFS
MONTEREY. Mexico (Pt Ground
ch parties tried a new route
nesday to reach the mountain-
;cene of a Mexican plane crash
:h tilled about a dozen persons
leiinite Information on tne nunv
I I of persons in the plane and
IT melinites was still luufciui; aa
I rescue parties lougnt tne aeep
ines and steep cliffs in the area
i. n.ilnc nnHhaact nf Vlri
Jlie mountains go up to 5,000
S, ana me plane, wnicn wns ch
ip from Mnntprpv to the Falcon
fa dedication, crashed at about
appeared fairly certain tnat
ii. s. ritiMm. J. Clifford Sat-
editor of the San Diego Union,
nhnarri. He has not been re
tted since the crash. One last
le that he might have returned
Jlcxico City by train was dashed
jsday night when the train ar
id without him. Other victims
believed to include some oi
feico's leading newsmen and
tr-ral entertainers lor tne nam
Beavy rain hampered the scarch-
and blocked most plane ingulf
r the crash scene. The search.
were turned back Tuesday
it by difficult ground barring
n.av tntn ripuii's Hack Canvon.
fc was the new approach route,
!i unsuccesslul tries naving oeeu
ie from Cerralvo.
Mnrnn military officials COnsid-
Et asking the U. S. Air Force to
Id i helicopter at Uie scene, dui
fe was no assurance it could
near the wreckage.- Mexican
irhiitp trnnn-s wpl-e hroucht to
fiterey, but the low ceiling kept
a from attempting a Jump in
vmari RICH,
Change Dates for the 1963 1
Northwest Turkey Show have been
revised and are now Dec. 14-18,
to be held as usual at Roseburg
in me new pavuuon building at
the Douglas County fairgrounds,
Highlight will be a panel discus
sion on turkey meat testing for
Oregon. California has budgeted
$76,500 lor a similar project.
Day Circles of Peace Memor
ial Presbyterian Church will meet
Friday noon, Oct. 23; Travaille Cir
cle at the home of Mrs. Verne
Feugh, 5156 Harlan Drive; Moser
Circle at the home of Mrs. Graham
Berry, 1911 Fargo.
Get Limit Leonard Lundgren,
of Lundgren Lumber Co., Bend,
and his assistant, George Ray, son
of Mrs. Ruth Ray, 2050 Melrose,
Klamath Falls, were among a
group of seven businessmen from
Bend hunting at the Klamath Riv
er Duck Club. All returned home
with their full limit of ducks.
Chairman Marilyn Perkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. J.
Perkins, 428 Jefferson, has been
selected chairman of the schedul
ing committee for the Red Cross
blood drive to be held on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus Oct. 26
27. A KUHS graduate, she is now
a sophomore in speech at the uni
versity. Home to Stay are Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wiman (Carolyn Orr)
and young son Donnie. The wi.
mans are living temporarily with
Haicuts wr. and Mrs. Tom Orr Jr.
i66 Lowell. Don was recently
uiov-unigcu iiDm uie service.
Potluck at Noon at the First
Christian Church, following an 11
a.m. business meeting. Devotions
at i p.m. by the Christian worn
ens Fellowship.
Home recuperating from an
emergency appendectomy per
formed Oct. 13 is Karen Sue
Brown, five year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Brown, 1932
Wantland.
Convalescing Mrs. Homer
Koertje is convalescing at home
following surgery at Klamath Val-
ley Hospital last week.
Study The "Great Books'
group will study Aristotle's Phys
ics, Pertaining to space and Time,"
8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, in the
city library. The book will be re
viewed by Frank Kahl.
Ttivllatinn Mamhare nf (k-
Tulelake Business and Professional
women s Club were guests Sunday,
Oct. 18 of the Klamath Falls BPW
at the tea at the home of Mrs.
Emil Alhrppht hnnnrlnr, T.omb
York, Oregon state BPW president
and Mrs. uecma ijaiey, sweet
Home, Oregon candidate for na
tional vice president.
Church Meet WSCS of the
First Methodist Church will meet
Thursday in the church parlors. An
executive session starts at 11 a.m.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
Prayer circle is set for 1:15 p.m.
There will be a tea at 3:30 p.m.
Friends are Invited.
By GINGER MAKIZ
We hoar that plans are shaping
up for the years first fig formal
di.nce. The date will soon be set,
so start thinking girls. There's
lots of would be Fred Abtaires at
KU or is there?
Junior Tri Hi Y held a potluck
dinner for parents at the YMCA
last night. Tables were loaded with
good food and it was a wonderful
chance for mothers to exchange re
cipes and everyone to have a good
time getting acquainted.
The radio speech class students
are busily listening to themselves
make speeches. Mr. Woodhouse
has a special little aruitx that
houses the class speech record
ers. Here students can play back
the recordings and listen to their
own mistakes also practice on
improvements. You'll be hearing
the improvements over uie public
address system when t'.itse stu
dents start reading the bulletin.
You'll see the latest cuition of
the Krater in the halls of KU this
Friday. Have you made your de
cision on just who Susie Sway-
back (pictured in the .ast Kra
ter) really is?
Imagine, Reno Is coming to
Klamath. Yes, that's the next op
ponent of the Pels on Motioc Field
this Friday night. It's football
weather so come out and root for
the team.
Willamette 'U'
Pledged $219,520
PORTLAND (Pi Officials of a
fund raising drive for Willamette
University at Salem wcie told
Tuesday that $219,520 Iiad been
pledged.
G. Herbert Smith, University
president, reported that similar
drives for funds would be under
taken soon in San Francisco and
Seattle.
The money is for a i.ew fine
arts auditorium building and a wo
men s dormitory.
The goal is $500,000.
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ew Hearing
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Mter exhaustive laboratory re
Irch and riicppri fiplri.tpet.intr hv
fd-of-hearlng engineers, physl-
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it was announced by Standard
'CHI Comnnnv VlamotV, ITqIIc
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Bo Freighters
OMide In Fog
';;, hV) A Norwegian I
"" and a small Italian i
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icnce River Wednes-
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