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MONDAY, MAY 3. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Senate To Debate Latest Taft-Hartley Revisions II y ROWLAND EVANtf JR. WAHIIINUTON -!'rtillnt El. arnliuwpr's request for clianiirs In tin lonu-dliiputtid Tiflllurllry Inw tvw up today lor Hcnnlo no. round l which itrpiiblltun Ifiwl- ri sooniod confident llioy could lii'Sl down n Drmiorrallc mov to lUKconbol the whole lasue. Ail Hllrinui. by Northern Domo ciiui to hciiiI Um matter buck Ui lh Labor Commlttoa In elfoct k Ilium It (or Una naiulon was lonkc-d. lor curly In Ilia debute, whli'h mny Innt two weeks. Soil. II. Alexander Hmlth (R-NJl, Labor : Commute. Olwlrmui, lln- IMird wurk over ilio weekond on a twu-liuur dpprch ho may deliver today. It out Hum I ho revision bill adopted aovcral weeks uiio by Uio rumiiillteo on alra ulit liitriy lines. Tenlullv. OOI' plana called (or Hen. Uuldwntor (Il-Arisl to luiinw Bmilh Willi n amendment on tho tuurhv states' rlshts tiueslUiii. Ooldwuter's proposal, which lie mild has the Uucklnii of While IIdum labor aides, Moma certain to become IHo bitterest point at Is- Denton Ranch Sale Told Furi-hase ot Iho 371 acre Denlon ramh near Korl Klnmnth was made lout week by O. N. Clem, ens, local Insuranco siirnl, ac cording to 1.. Orlh Biscnwre. at torney lor Mra. Myrllo Donton, pari owner. Iho ranch, considered one o( the ben In the Wood River Valley, wan sold by Mra. Urnton and the Denton estate. Clemen plana to make the ranch hia aumnier home. Mra. Denton haa purchaaed a home In Axhlnnd and will move to tha valley In the near future. The atock ranch haa been leaned for one year to Jim Owena ol lied liluff. Clement atalrd. Owcn will paaturo cattle on the land. Marine Reserve Openings Told It hna been announced that the Marlnea are now open to uiillm lied numbcra ot men to enllat In the Murine Corps Reserve for two ycara active duly, i Tie men who are eligible are single men and married men with out children, and former aervlce men. Tho aue limit la 17-51 In clusive, except that 17 year oldi liuiat have written parent content. Tie recruiter emphasised uiai aa a Mailne Corp Reservist on two yeara active duty, lie haa ex actly UIO aame oenciiui aa a man aervinit three or four year, auch at 0.1. benefit, college, promo tion, and achoollng within the Marine Corpa at one o( the over 400 aervlce aehoola. Tie only dif ference I that he I UHMC-H serving- two, Instead of threo year, active duty. More information may be had by going to the recruiting office In the courthouM or telepltorilng 4&e. Marines Home On Leave It waa announced recently by the local Marine Corps Recruiting Olflce that two Klamath Fall Marlnea are home on leave after completing ten weeka of recruit training. They are Pic, Jerold E. Jlaney, aon of Mr .and Mra. Earl K. Ilnney, bill tjhasla Way. and I'lo Richard E. Culleu, aon of f,lr. and Mr. Foreal P. Cullen, 224(1 White HI. The two new leather necks will be atatloncd at Camp Pendleton, where Pic. Ilnney will recelvo In atructlon In artillery, and then put Into the replacement draft for June. Pfc, Cullen, will receive In atructlon aa a tank mechanic. The two men enlisted In the Marlnea In January and are serv ing a two year lour In the Marine Corpa Rcacrvo, Baby Killed By Youna Driver CINCINNATI, W Ten-year-old! James Lyklna Jr. kept begging his : father to let him drive 'the family car. ! finally his father aald he could1 drive It back and forth In the driveway yesterday. Jimmy lost control. The car struck a baby's play pen near the garago and ran over and killed Is-month-old Douglas Byrnalde. HOW TO REMOVE SCORCH AND STAINS FROM ENAMELWARE , ( When an enamel or granite saucepan seems Iwpclesshj burned, don't throtu it army. Call Purex to the rescue! Do you have enamel of fir unite : saucepans that show an tin i sightly accumulation of scofctt ! and sta iru? Here's magic way '' to restore them to brightness and cleanliness once more: Pill iht fan wilb uinrrn i uttler above ihe level of scorch and stains add generous amount ol PURRX. Let stand ' until scorch and trains disap pear, then empty and rinse. PUREX Ail we ssk is mat you try n. ! You'll'scarccly believe the I bright result! Omi, pttn mt.im. iootn aue In this review of one of the most controversial Held of legls littlon In recent history. Taft-llnrtley has not been debnU ed In (ull an the Benute floor since HHw, two yeara after the law was passed over former President Tru man's veto. Only two amendment, both minor, have been adopted to the 1047 act which, In turn, wua a series of amendments to the IMS Winner Act. Last Jan, 11 Elsenhower sent Conn reus a special message calling the Taft-Hartley law "sound legis lation" uud listing what he suld were only minor changea needed t "rrlnlurce Its baslo objectives." Tie Uenate Labor Committee, slier weeks of hearing lust year, adopted a revision program three weeks ago clqscly following Elsen hower's rocommendallonn. The Ilmme Labor Committee also com pleted hearings but has not yet voted out a bill. Tio only major Eisenhower pro poaal lelt out ol the Uenate com mittee's revision bill was one for a secret, government-conducted poll of employes on the question of striking whenever a lubor dis pute entered the strike stage. At least two committee Republican nud all Its Democratic members refused to endorse this proposal. Hen. Pur tell (It-Conn i, with (imllh'a support, will olfer the amendment during debate. ClolUwater's states' rights amend ment, the author aald In an Inter view, would allow states to enforce pretty much any labor relations law In disputes Involving Interstate commerce so long a the law did not, In Uie words of the amend ment, "permit employer ... to Interfere with, restrain or coerce employe In the exercise of the light guaranteed to employes' In the Taft-Hartley law. In tho pant few year atute laws requiring strike vote before e atrike can take place and forbid ding strikes In certain Industries, such as public utilities, have been ruled unconstitutional by the Su preme Court on grounds they In terfered with the right to strike rrconnlred In the federal law. Ooldwatcr's amendment Is de signed to legalise all such stste laws. Sen. Kennedy (D-Masal, a Labor Committee member, said of this amendment: "It Is an unprecedented abandon ment of Uie consistency of federal regulation of a national problem and would, aa I understand It, sub Interstate commerce to 48 separate labor laws." Major provisions In tha Repub lican bill would ease Uie ban on secondary boycotts, give construc tion unions apcclal union security powers and show them to write pre-blre contracts, prevent elec tions asked by a struck employer for at least alx months after the strike stsrted, permit fact-finding boards aet up to report on na Upnal emergency disputes to rec ommend settlement terms ss well, and show slatea to take Jurisdic tion over minor labor dlspulea which the National Labor Rela tions Board refused to handle. STARTS TUESDAY NIGHT 97 SUPPER CLUB Weecj-Ashlana Junction Featuring Miss Barkley DARING COMEDIAN SINGER 22-oi. T-BONE STEAK DINNER . Salad' $00 Roquefort Soup Mm Drilling . 6:30 P.M. to 10 P.M. Cocktolll Denclaf Clou coffe makers. Does your glass coffee maker have tt dark brown ting in the bot tom that simply won't come out?' Pour in little Purbx nd let stand overnight. You'll find that PURHX wizardry has performed another vanishing actl Class will again be crystal dear. LIQUID LAUNDRY BLEACH im, cuf.Mim.iri, 7 Steel Union Plans Wage Campaign PITTHUUIIGH, l -Tie CIO United - Hteclwurkcrs' 170-member Wuko Pulley Committee conies here Thursday and IXday to put finishing touches on the union's contract demand brforn stinting negotiation with Iho nullon's bsslc steel Industry. Tho committee's final drslt un doubtedly will Include demands for u wuo Increase and Improvements In tho present Insurance and pen sion programs. Hut lev.' observer exect any serious elfort to be iniiflo for a guursnteud annual wage. The birr Industry, which has granted neven round ol wage hikes slnto World War If, 1 feeling the pinch ol a business lug for Ihe first time In several year and this I expected to weaken union bin naming power. Only recently. David J. McDon ald, president of the strelworkcrr, told the union's 39-member Execu tive Hoard Hint steel production I dow n mure than ho ex;oulc It lo go, McDonald said there are loll, 311 W8W members (iirloutthed from Iiiimo und fabricating steel plnntti and another 257.026 members on part time scheAules. The union's contract with ha'.lc steel production companies expire .June 30. Most observer expect the union lo work hardest on getting im provements In the Insurance and pension programs. Anv wage Increase will likely be considerably less than Ihe 8'4 cent hourly hike grunted last year lo boost average hourly puy to be tween 12.14 und t2.24. 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LAKEVIEW JUNCTION ALONG NATURE'S TRAIL by KEN McLEOD In yesterduy's column we were looking st Mount bhusts, through. tho eyes of John Mulr and we saw lis genesis by fire and ice and running water which led John to remark; "Thus, by forces seemingly antagonistic and de structive, hss Mother Nsture ac complished her beneflclent designs now a flood of (Ire, now a flood of Ice, now a flood of water; and at length an outburst of organic life, a milky wsy of snowy petals snd wings, girdling the rugged mountain like a cloud, as If the vivifying sunbeams beating sgslnst Its sides hsd broken Into s fosm of plsnt bloom snd bees, as sea-waves break and bloom on a rocky shore. "In this flowery wilderness Ihe bees rove and revel, rejoicing In the bounty of the aun, clam bering eagerly through bramble and hucklebloom, ringing the myriad bells of the manzanlta, now humming sloft among polleny willows und. firs, now down on the ashy ground among gills and but tercups, and anon plunging deep Into snowy bank of cherry and I buckthorn. Tiey consider the nine ana roil into uiem, ana, nxo llllles, Ihey toll not, for they are Impelled by sun-power, as watfr wheel by water-power; and when Ihe one has plenty of high presnure water, the other plenty of sunshine, they hum snd quiver alike. guaranteed wage In letters sent steel companies last week notify ing them the union plans to seek s new contract. But he did refer to s wsge Increase snd Ihe pension snd insurance programs. Budget your car's needs .with Dlek B. Miller Company. 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