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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1957 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN ft i S a a a f a a i a a a a a a a a a a a a a CONTRACT WAS SIGNED last week for hauling 400 font of diatomaeous earth from the new Great Lakes Carbon Compan prospect southeast of Fort Rock to the Terrebonne v plant. E J. Hoegen operates the loader while Harry Hutton trims thi loads. Both men ere employes of Transport Service of Portend, hauling contractor. The open pit mining opera tion hat reached a depth of 20 feet. Photo by Parks Officers Hunt For Suspect LOS INGELES Wl Sheriff's deputia acknowledged today that they h(ve no definite clues to the whereaSouts of an armed reform school boy sought in the slaying of 23mtnth-old Laura Helen Wetzel But they said they were leaving "no stone unturned" in the hunt for elusive John Lawrence (Lar ry) Miller, 15, who ran away from his parents Sunday as they were taking him back to the Fred C. Nelles School for juvenile de linquents at nearby Whittier. He had been home on a pass. SheriffEugene W. Biscailuz said the MiUtr boy was linked to the Monday afternoon killing by a palm p-int found at the murder scene ii a Rolling Hills Estates home. ,The beach community is about 20 miles from downtown Los Aigeles. Authorities quoted the teen ager s father Harold Miller of Long (Beach as saying: "I hope they atch my boy before he hurts anyone else." Cororcr Theodore J. CUrphey said at autopsy showed no evi dence ihat Laura had been sexu ally aisaulted. He said there was hemorrhage in the lungs, common in asjhyxiation. The exact cause of dedh will be determined by Jabordory studies, Dr. Curphey said. . The Hue-eyed, blonde daughter of Air Force Capt. and Mrs. Charles W. Wetzel was found dead Monday in the home of neighbors, who were away. Her nude body, badly bruised, lay in a tangle of blankets.. Laura . disappeared while play ing. Her parents were looking for her. when a youth was seen at the murder scene. He disappeared into the hills after menacing neighbors who spotted him. They said he was armed with a pistol and a large kmle. Sheriff Biscailuz said the youth had been arrested twice for burglary and was serving a sen tence for auto theft. Beck Jr. Jury Naming Starts SEATTLE UV-Selection of a jury to hear the grand larceny trial of Dave Beck Jr., son of the retiring president of the Interna tional Teamsters U n i o n, was scheduled to start in Superior Court today. Beck faces two counts of grand larceny on charges he misappro priated proceeds from the sale of two automobiles belonging to the Teamsters Union. His father is scheduled to go on trial Dec. 2 on similar charges. Young Beck's lawyer -failed as the trial opened yesterday to de lay hearing of the case. 'Hot Cargo' Pacts Rapped WASHINGTON UWTtie Nation al Labor Relations Board has ruled that "hot cargo" contracts between unions and common car riers violate the Taft-Hartley law. The question of the validity of such agreements has been before the board previously, but yester day's 3-2 decision marked the first time the NLRB has declared them unlawful. The board ruled the contracts valid and enforce able in 1949. A hot cargo clause generally provides that employes may re fuse to handle goods which the union brands as "unfair." The ruling yesterday concerned Teamsters Union Local 728 in At lanta. Ga. The board found that the local violated Taft-Hartley's ban on secondary boycotts by tell ing its members they could re fuse to handle shipments from the Genuine Parts Co. of Atlanta. The hot cargo clauses have been included in Teamster contracts with many truck firms. NLRB Chairman Boyd Leedom and board member Joseph A. Jen kins said ' the board should adopt a rule that a union's making of a hot cargo contract constitutes in itself evidence of union "induce ment or encouragement" of sec ondary boycott activity. Other board members took more restricted view. Member Stephen S. Bean agreed in finding a violation. However, he based his stand on a 1955 board ruling that hot cargo clauses are valid but may not be enforced by union appeals to employes. The fifth board member, Abe Murdock, dissented. Referring to the Leedom-Jenkins opinion, Mur dock said, "Never before has any member of this board or of any court adopted so extreme a view. Leedom and Jenkins, explaining their finding, said common car riers "are not free to decide, at will, to withhold the services they hold themselves out as able to per form, from any customer or class of customers. The case which brought yester day's NLRB decision came as a result of a strike which Local 728 called at the Rayloc Division plant of Genuine Farts in March 1956. Many truck lines hauling freight for Rayloc had hot cargo contracts with the Teamsters, and the un ion advised its members they could elect, as individuals, to re fuse to handle rayloc freight al though the union could not order them to refuse. The NLRB found that handling of Rayloc freight practically ceased after that. Egypt Continues Hussein Attack CAIRO Wi Egypt's government controlled press continued its at tacks on Jordan's King Hussein today, claiming that he has ap pealed to the United States and Iraq to protect him against dis content among his people. The newspaper Al Gumhurnya said Hussein asked President Ei senhower to send the U. S. 6th Fleet to the eastern Mediterran ean to support him. The newspa per said Hussein sent a message by courier to tell the President that Jordan is threatened by an Egyptian-Syrian conspiracy. Court Rejects Ban On Movie "ENOUGH'S ENOUGH" CHICAGO (UP)-A destroyer sea man of cockleshell proportions is getting his steam up over feeing ar rested by the shore patrol. John Kennelly, who's only S feet 2 inch es tall, has been arrested by au thorities 14 times on charges of impersonating a sailor. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, ft pleasant alkaline nrm-acidi nowdftr. holds false teeth more firmly. To eat and talk la more comfort, Just sprinkle little PAS tep.th on vour dates. No (tummy. Kooey, pasty taste or feeling, Checka Bplate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. Cattle Brand Check Okayed OLYMPIA. Wash, m The states of Oregon and Washington have agreed to a brand inspection program designed to stop the shipment of stolen cattle between the two states, State Agriculture Director Joe Dwyer said Tuesday. Under the program, each state will inspect the brands of cattle shipped into it from the other state. Proceeds from the sale of livestock not having brand clear ance will be held up until clear ance is obtained, Dwyer said. Dwyer said cattle shippers can obtain brand clearance from dis trict offices of the State Agricul ture Department or from local brand inspectors. BIG DEAL! WINNETKA, 111. (UP) Pho tographer Darwin Curtis, disdain ing a light meter, snapped a pic ture of London's Hyde Park which won him a nationwide photogra phy contest. He won a light meter. WASHINGTON Wi The Su preme Court, citing a June deci sion which said sex and obscenity are not synonymous, has ruled against a Chicago ban on a French movie, "The Game of Love." Unanimously, the high tribunal overturned Tuesday a decision by the U. S. Circuit Court in Chicago that had approved the ban. The Supreme Court's action, taken in a brief, unsigned order without the usual hearing of arguments, wes in line with decisions of re cent years limiting film censor ship. A Chicago ordinance requires censorship of movies before their public showing. If the Chicago Po lice Board finds films immoral or obscene their exhibition may be prohibited. Times Film Corp., distributor of "The Game of Love," in at tacking the ban. stressed artistic merits of the film and said it had been shown in more than 150 cities in this country. Felix J. Bilgrey, the company's attorney, said in New ork Tues day the court's ruling "may spell the end of censorship of the con tent of motion pictures." As far as censorship is concerned, he said, the decision puts movies in the same category as books and newspapers and "will discourage municipalities from trying to cen sor films." In Chicago, Police Commission er Timothy J. O'Connor said: "I still think the movie shouldn't be shown. But I have no choice in the matter. The law is the law." In overturning the circuit court, the Supreme Court referred to the June 24 decision which involed ob scene literature. The June deci sion war that federal and state governments may outlaw obscene material. Such material was defined as that which "deals with sex in a manner appealing to the prurient interest," that is, "having a ten dency to excite lustful thoughts." But the June opinion, written by Justice .Brennan, explained further: "The portrayal of sex, e. g., in art, literature and scientific works, is not itself a sufficient reason to deny material the con stitutional protection of freedom of speech and press. . ." Comedian Gives Violin Concert TORONTO W Jack Benny fid dled for a $980,700 audience last night. Patrons were required to buy at least $300 worth of State of Israel bonds to hear the comedian, whose violin clowning was ac companied by the Toronto Sym phony Orchestra.. Mimi Benzell, former Metropolitan Opera sopra no, also was featured. The highest single-seat contri bution was $25,000. MANSFIELD IN SPAIN MADRID, Spain (UP) Sen. 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