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PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1955 1 4 - THIS HIGHWAY SIGN was bent around fho post by vandals who were operating in the Molin area last spring. Ernest Parker is shown here looking over the banged up sign, erected some, time ago by Klamath County crews. Photo by Bill Canton Congress Calls Hearing On Newsprint Price Hikes WASHINGTON (VP) A con prc.ssionj, group. IvuvUm some U. S. newspaper may be forced out of business by an fnc rouse in C;m Hdian newsprint prices, has railed a meeting to find out what can bo done nboul it. Tlie meeting of the nine - nuin House commerce subcommittee v. ill be held m New York on Nov. I. Concern , about Hie newsprint price incrense was al.o voiced Phone Strikers Await Talks PAW FRANCISCO fUPi Hepre rcntnlivcs of, the striking CIO Com munications Workers of America and tlic Fiieiiic Telephone and ! Telegraph Company awaited a call today Horn federal Conciliator Arthur Vial fcr another "explora tory" taik. The talks are being runied out in Inn hope thai, participants will Inul some oaa.?. for reopcnui ne potiutioitK to end the lij-rluy-olri strike ol 22,000 telephone wo.Uers in Northern California and Nevada. Both sides met with Viat from U p.m. unlit niidniKlu yesterday, apparently williout modifying their respective positions, Meanwhile, a .spokesman for the CWA chained Unit soldiers Irom the San Prune isco I'reMdio are working for the stiikc-ljuund company. A telephone company spokesman. n a milled the company is employ ing volunteers "who are willing tn help out in keeping phone calls moviiiR." He suid the volunteers me ' from all walks of hie" and that, some ol them "may be toloieid." ''This of course, would ni:-n in dividuals coming in on Iheir own time to woik and would have nothing to cio wiih the military." A .-.pokesman ai the Presidio said it if coniiary to Armv policy lor its p"i.sonr.el to lake jobs where a strike is in projats. elsewhere. In Canada Quebec Pre mier Maurice Duplessis warned Iiii country's newsprint producers thai they were not the sole owners of Canadian forests and should 'play iair" with other partners. "Hie newspapers and the con sumer." In Honolulu. Richard W. Sloeum. president of I he American News paper Publishers' Assn., de nounced the price Increase. He said Jlie ANPA had reviewed the reported ea mini's of newsprint manufacturers and saw no econ-1 oinic neeesity or long term ad-j vnntaie in any price increase at j this lime. j Chairman Arthur G. Klein fD- N i ca Ucd the meeting of the Houst? group alter at least one Canadian newsprint supplier St. Lawrence Paper Corp. an nounced a $3-a-ton price boost. Klein said the subcommittee Is drafting pl:ms to visit southern U. 8. ncwspiint mills to Ret ''on-the-spot information" on domestic newsprint production. The tour probablv will begin in mid-November. Aides said. "We Irar that any un'nward in crease m th (ince of newsprint may have hr possible effect of re ducing, or jiosMblv ellminatinR en tirely, the publication of some newspapers throughout the country and could easily result in further in creaks In prices of newspaper lo Die public." Klein said. Sloeum, who also is vice pres ident ami Rcneral mamicer of the Philadelphia Bulletin, said he fell the announced price rise would hurt the paper company stock holders as much as the publish ei s. "The price increase announced for Sl. Lawrence corporation news pi int. if followed by oilier man-j ulaciuiers, will mean higher costs to most advertisers and m a n y rends," Slocum said. "It will do no lun it term pood for newsprint com pn iiv investors. " "Particularly we icgrei the short I'J-day notice by St. Law rence ol n s price increase," lie said. "We thought that was a last practice of the old days we had outlived." Slocum said. t & Pffl tV?. v WjJM YEARS OLD STRAIGHT B0URB0 WHISKEY ll.l,l fcv UJyar, Of IHtlHtitlti .AM lil lli "Ml fa Police Probe !De.wey Supporters Increase Push For GOP Nomination Slaying Link CHICAGO (UP Chicago police investigating the Maying of three younsr boys toclsty checked the! possibility that the crime was lii.ked to the murder or d: appear ance of two other children m the Mfdwc.il. One of the children. Pcier Oor ham. 14. of Evansion. HI., wa-. found dead in a Michigan forest Auc. 14 after disappearing from a boys' camp. j The other child. 3-year-old Ron nie Welikamp. vynithed from the U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot s 1 Crane, ind.. Oct. 11 and hasn't been seen since. j Cmdr. Richard C. Turner, liead of the naval depot, said there were no leads in the starch lor Ronnie. Meanwhile. Indiana au'hoinics planned to cluck with Chicago i police to determine if there was , anv connection between the crime.-!. ' WASHINGTON (UPt Specula tion increased today that former New York Gov, Thomas E, Dewey will be boomed by his supporters for the 1936 Republican presiden tial nomination. Chairman L. Judson Morhou.se of the New York Republican Par- Mau Mau War Takes 12,000 Toll NAIROBI. Kci.a LP Tile Muu Man te: i oj i.-t campaign in thi., Krliish colony hns taker a toll ol :no'e ti.au 12.0u0 lives in thre year.1;. Hie 8-f"1lellt announced 'lhur.d::y. A biiMftdown of cit.suuliy figurey -Iciscd on this third anniversary 01 tlir declaration of a vate I'lnrnen'jy in r.iis British Eas. African territory shows: Viu Mau 'osscs- 9.802 killed. 2 0(fl capiuix'd by security force; .md J.n4 .surrendered: security fortes: Ml mcniiier.s killed. ty Intensified the s')ec:ilallon last night with a statement, that any one of several men in or out" of government could lead the partv to victory if President Eisenhower does not run again. Morhuiise. speakmir at n J50 a plate OOP dinner at Schenectady, N.Y., did not Identity the potential candidates. But Deivey. now en gaged in private law practice, and Dr. Milton Eisenhower, the Presi dent's brother, are the most fre quently mentioned possibilities for the nomination among men outside federal or state government. Morhouse, as New York Republi can leader, would figure promi nently in decisions by that state's important aolexaiion to the OOP convention on whom to support for the nomination. Dewey could be a lavorile son candidate. In his speech Morhouse attacked New York's present liovernor. A'' erell Hmrinipn. a Democrat and also regarded as a presidential hopeful, lor his pari in the "Tru man Administration's decisions thai led to the Korean War and the diseracelul dismissal of Gen. (Dou-rlasi MacArthur." At a news conference In New ark, N.J., meanwhile, Calilornia Republican Gov. Goodwin J. Knight said Republicans can win in 19o0 with or without President Elsen hower. But, he said, the job would be easier with Mr. Eisenhower heading the ticket. Knight said he would file for Mr. Eisenhower in California's presidential prelerence primary if the President himself does not. In California, the candidate winning the primary receives the support of the state delegation to the GOP convention. Knight said the COP candidate .should be a "moderate" similar to Mr. Eisenhower If the President himself does not make the race. He declined to comment on wheth er two Californians mentioned for the Republican nomination. Vine President Richard M. Nixon and Senale Republican leader William P. Knowiand, fitted the "moderate" label. In other political developments: Sen. .loseph R. McCarthy cR Wisi confirmed he has been asked to enter the Nebraska state presi dential primaries. But he said he "has no plans whatsoever" for do Sill? so. Mrs. Franklin D. 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