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00 Radio Bible Class MBS
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Carnation Milk Time .'.
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Big Blowoff Set
For Wednesday
TOKYO Japanese railroad
engineers want r raise in pay so
bnd they ' just have to let oil a
little Hteam.
They decided to do It all together
nl noon next Wednesday. They
will blow the whistle of 6.000 loco
motives for one full minute.
The engineers chapter of the
Natlonnl Railway workers Union
said this will cost the government,
which operates the railroads, 130
yen (about 30 cents) .per engine,
or the equivalent of $1,500.
CONTINUOUS
wiluam ching - Ato'lttlDOUH
Judge Slaps f
! . II a llf
rine on uaw t
COLUMBUS,1 Omof (jO-i 'a JUde,
who fcald two "uniorr officials had
tried to intiinidate; him, Friday
night fined local 927 of the CTp
uiiiieu nuvu wuicia eu.uuu - iui
strilte violence at the North Amer
ican Aviation pi tint here.
Judge Joseph K. Harter suspend
ed half 1he fine on condition of
"good behavior' and provided the
union make restitution for dam
ages. .
. The judge found the union in con-,
tempt of his order limiting picket
ing and banning 'Iiitenerence.with
workers entering the plant.
Negotiations will rcujne Monday
in Los Angeles covering the strike
at North American's .Columbus,
Los Angeles and Fresno, Calif.,
piant;;. The union national of
ficers will take part for. the.: first
time. . ...
.The union seeks a 26-ccnt hourly
wage boast. The company has of
fered a four per cent', increase on
wages ranging from Sl-42 -to.. 12.32
an hour. . . . . '
Judge Heads
Men-
PORTLAND Garnet Barrat
of Heppner, Morrow County judge.
is the new president of the -Asso
ciation of Oregon Counties.
- .Others elected at -the .organiza
tion's -.convention 'herej: George I.
McBeen, CorvalliB,- vice president;
Roy J, Rice, Salem, Marlon County
P. L. Phillips, The Dalles, execu
tive secretary.-' ' -'
' Other county officials meeting
ncre elected tnese ouicers:
County Treasurers -r Wayne La
Garge, Clackamas County, presi
dent; T. J. Summerville, Mult
nomah County, vice president;
Nora Anderson,' Wallowa County,
secretary, . .
Clerks and Recorders Mary.
Redding, Clatsop County, presl-
cent; James Laveira, Grant'' Coun
ty, vice president; Herman La nice,
Marion County, treasurer; Gladys
L. Hoover, Tillamook County, sec
retary.
Speed Law Seen
For Oregon Soon
PORTLAND (JP) Gov. Paul Pat-:
terson and state traffic olflcials
said Friday that the next Legisla
ture probably will be asked to ap
prove a speed limit law.' -x. y-
The state nbw'has-a' "basic rule"
that permits high speed providing
uic wui i43 mt'i luiubt liuuuiui. lai
The statement was made at MM
meeting 01 me mgnway iiuesavers
an - organization attempting to re
duce traffic accidents. Other speak-'
ers were Walter Lansing, of the
slate police, and director of traffic
safety, and R. H. Baldock, state
Highway Department engineer.
Purchasing Power .;.
Of Farnter Down i'
THE DALLES '' Farmers'
purchasing power has been ice-'
duced by - falling farm produce
prices, Sen. j Wayne Morse . said
here Friday. ...
Speaking at the Lions Club, the
Oregon .senator said, that on a .re
cent speaking lour of the Midwest
he had noticed the affects of re
duced purchasing,, particularly in
the farm machinery line.
Morse, a critic of ninny Eisen
hower administration policies, said
"The Republicans promised not
only 00 .per cent .of parity. .prices,
but full parity, and ,1 intend to hold
Ihbm to it."
HOAX
GENEVA (.T) Geneva's major
newspaper, La Suisse, sold like
hof cakes' this 'morning. -
The placard advertising the pa
per throughout the city announced:
"Flying Saucer Lands at Geneva
Airport."
'Hundreds of disappointed rend
ers who found no reference to any
flying saucer in' the paper tele
phoned the editorial offices. They
were told the placards were coun
terfeits, posted during the night
by Geneva University students.
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
GRACEFUL CELESTE WINKLEMAN will dance in several num
bers Sunday night, Nov. 22, in the Tableau Vivant to be pre
sented in Mills School Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. .under the direc
tion of Rubye Kujac. The cast will include about 70 children
and the specialty numbers will be presented by guest artists
from all parts of the Klamath Basin.
California Turkey Grower
Experts Breed Heavier,
More Costly Fowl Now
SAN FRANCISCO Wl Califor
nia the nation's biggest turkey
state is' producing fewer drum
sticks this year for Thanksgiving
feasts, but . there'll be. more eat
ing mileage per, leg, so don t wor
ry. Growers turned to heavier-weight
breeds this year.
' It seems too many light weight
breeds were raised last- year, so
breeder hens were reduced about
50 per cent. -
California ships turkeys all over
the country. This was a $64,045,000
industry last year for the state's
Weapons Used
Gangs Shown
WASHINGTON W Spectators
gasped during Friday's juyenile
delinquency ' hearing when a wit
ness produced a homemade "zip
gun"' ihat shoots .22 cartridges, an
automatic pistol, a dagger, an ice
pick, a switchblade knife and a
2 foot sword.
Kenneth Marshall, 28-year-old
Negro associated with the New
York city youth board, used the
arsenal to point out how rival
juvenile gangs engage in no-holds-barred
mass fights called
"rumbles.''. But sometimes the
gangs just have a "fair" fight,
he said two individuals picked
from each group have it out by
themselves.
Why do they fight, the Senate
judiciary subcommittee wanted to
know. The group is investigating
Juvenile dellquency throughout the
country to see what the federal
government can do to help reduce
it.
. "To assert themselves, their
status. . . to blow off steam,"
Marshall said. "If you ask most
of them what the fight is about,
you'll find they don't know or
caie."
ENDS TONIGHT!
COMEDY
AMB miwi '
I
growers who raised 10.933,000
birds. Latest estimate for this year
is 9,130,000 birds.
Indications are that the cost of
the traditional Thanksgiving fowl
will be a little higher than last
year if you buy a hen but slightly
lower for a torn.
Prices at Fresno largest tur
key processing center in the state
are about 2.5 to 3 cents high
er for hens and 1-1.5 cents lower
for toms, compared with a year
ago. The 'comparison is in prices
paid at the ranch for the live bird.
The processing plants turn out
two kinds of birds for market
the New York type, feathers off
but not cleaned, and the eviscer
ated or oven-ready type. The oven
ready type, all neat In its trans
parent bag, is. most popular with
today's' labor-saving housewife.
The Industry centers in the 'San
Joaquin Valley with large process
ing plants at Fresno, Merced, Tur
lock and Modesto. Los Angeles
plants take care of the birds in
that end of the state and Sacra
mento plants process those from
the Sacramento Valley,
"T tert Show 9i45
TONIGHT ONLY!
Spm'm
starts SUNDAY!!
YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO MISS,,.
Gregory PECK
Audrey HEPBURN
, EDDIE AlBtRT
ROD CAMERON .s'j
BRIAN DONLEVT am mas 1
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Swap Talked
WASHINGTON W The United
Htates is arranainc to exchange
information with Canada and Brit
ain on ihe "effects of atomic weap
ons on human beings and their en
vironment."
The swap of data between the
wartime atomic partners will "not"
involve information as to weapon.?
Atomic Energy Commission said
in a statement.
It noted that AEC Chairman
Lewis Strauss had referred to this
"additional exchange" in an ad
dress at Richmond. Va.. Thursday
night; tn that speech, Strauss said
the swap was 'for the purpose oi
improving our ability to defend our
selves against the effects of atomic
weapons"
Asked if a "definite meeting" of
representatives of the thre,e nations
had been scheduled to brim about
the exchange of information, an
AEC information spokesman said:
"Not to our knowledge." He
added:
"Probably one would have to be
arranged although it might be that
the exchange could be carried on
by mail, i don't know." .
In using the term "additional"
atomic information, the AEC state
ment offered no detail of what
type of information is exchanged.
The White Rouse, in a response
to qerier, saici It knew of no
plans for a meeting on the ex
change of atomic information. The
British Foreign Office in London
said It had nothing to add to Straus'
statement, Thursday night.
Burglars Please
Obey Advice
HAMILTON, Ohio IB Note to
the next burglar of the MacQregor
Ice Cream Co.:
Please shut the door to the re
frigerator. The guy who broke into the plant
stole only $37.91 from the office,
but his failure to close a door cost
$50 in melted ice cream, company
officials said.
GOLD-
11 EDWARD G. "noj
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CONWJOUSJROM 1 8:45 P. M H X,
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City's Blast At Show For
Royalty May ndjBenefif$
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Ifft The week's
work
The city fathers of I,os Angeles
aroused a teapot, tempest over
their claims the show for the King
and Queen of Greece was in bad
taste. It was the last straw for
many performers who have donat
ed their services for nothing.
Many of these stars have long
given their talents to entertain
visiting royalty, flbn executives,
sales conventions, beauty contests
and other such events.. When they
work for free and then get crit
icized, the performers naturally
are- peeved. .
Everyone else who works those
affairs gets paid," argued one top
performer. "The doormen waiters,
bus boys and musicians get their
money. The entertainers get ' no
thing but abuse. It ain't right."
It's going tn be increasingly hard
to obtain stars for any free shows
but the most legitimate of chari
ties. Actually both sides were in the
Kalamazoo Ain't
No Joke, Sister
LANSING, Mich, in Jennie
Tourel, opera - and concert singer,
has learned Kalamazoo is no joke.
And that goes for Oshkosh, too.
Miss Tourel, being driven to
Michigan -State College for a con
cert, 'exclaimed: "Why there's that
name on -the street sign.',' It was
Kalamazoo Street.
"You know," she confessed, -1
had -' always thought the word
'Kalamazoo' was Just a funny joke
until my manager sent me a con
tract. Then I found It was a town
I was going to sing "in." '
Oshkosh was another joke, she
said, until she was booked for a
concert there, 'too'. -
(Kalamazoo, incidentally,, Is a
city of 57,704, In southwestern Mich
igan. Oshkosh's population Is 41,
048 and it's in eastern Wisconsin.)
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the tiftwfrt- AOll tah-
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entertains,,., 7"'" """"KM ut
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Vera-Ellen In ,u Z"ffl ct
'TWte.ChristmP
.white bathing sun J!? ""'Mi
dozens of Chris Sj?n
evenhadChristma7trSt,S
Was nit- lit , -llce "Ullfci
lerrivej late M
Phrey Bogart. liWSe'1' u "SI
ers and all. MarteS"!
cannot be . dismioi .uton. nJ
a low-cut gown. Tony cwN
JeneC Leigh, whdttS
angling for the innCS &
ture came as
of Trov. Alrir. T"
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