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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 8, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE "I wear this chef's hat to rub it in on the restaurant cook!" Growers Warned Of Need For Work Insurance TULELAKE Either the farm er or the labor contractor must carry workmen's compensation on all men employed on ranches dur ing harvest time, warns the Tule lake Growers Association in their bulletin released August 27. Farmers are .advised that they should obtain the name of the com pany carrying compensation on the workmen from the contractor, and should get the policy number and policy period. If the contractor has a "certifi cate of Insurance" the information is all contained on the certificate. If the grower doesn't nave evi dence that the contractor Is insur hut his men. the grower must as- sume liability for their injuries, If hurt, and must pay the compensa tion on them to the growers own company. Cattlemen P)an Meeting ' A tentative urogram of the meet ing to be held at the Malm Park Thursday September 8, co-spon sored by the Klamath-Moaoc coun ty Cattlemen's Association follows: 10 a.m. Registration. 11 a.m. Meeting called to order and brand inspection problems to be discussed by Logen Morten, Cal ifornia State brand Inspector, and Roy Nelson. Oregon State brand Inspector. 12 noon: Barbecue (beef of course) - 1:30 p.m. Beef promotion by J. E. (Pat) Cecil, president of Ore' gon Cattlemen's Association; Jake Schneider, president California Cattlemen's Association and Ed Dick, secretary. California. Cattle men's Association. 2:15 p.m. Livestock and meat marketing programs by Ed Coles secretary, Oregon Cattlemen's As sociation. - 2:30 p.m. Supplementing steers on pasture by Rueben Albaugh, livestock specialist, California Ex Russians Invite Labor Men MOSCOW Wl Nikolai Schvernik, president of the Soviet Union under Stalin and now head of the nation's trade unions, has invited British labor men to visit Russia. The Invitation was sent by tele gram yesterday to the British Trades Union Congress. The move was part of the Russian campaign to woo Britain, especially her work ers and the Labor party, to friendship with the Soviet Union. Schvernik said discussions be tween the trade unions of the two countries could lead to prohibition of hydrogen and atomic weapons as well as collective security. . HOT LUNCHES 65c Bunny's FOUNTAIN LUNCH 530 Main AH cattlement and their itmines are invited to attend the meet ana barbecue. 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Dewey, twice a nominee for President,, said in a statewide telecast last night that he would not under any circumstances be a candidate for public oflice this fall. He gave no reason other than a desire to return to private life. The decision, which Dewey has closely guarded as a secret, came . despite repeated urging by many Republican leaders that the 62-year old governor seek a fourth term. ' President Eisenhower, who Vhad hoped" Dewey would run again, was told in advance that he would not. But the announcement caught many state Republican leaders by surprise. .. It came only one day before a scheduled meeting of the State Re publican Executive Committee. Formation of a "draft Dewey" move reportedly was to have been the meeting's main order of busi ness. Dewey's withdrawal was expect ed to have powerful repercussions at state and national levels. 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