HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1957
PAGE TWO
Union Faces AFL-CIO Action
Over Failure To Clean House
Br WHITNEY SHOEMAKER
WASHINGTON Wi-The Bakery
Workers Union, with President
James G. Cross refusing to bow
out of the picture, today stood on
the brink of suspension from the
AFL-CIO.
Ordered to clean house or get
out of the labor federation, the
nion's executive board yesterday
greed to call a special election
lor International officers.
. But the board turned down AFL
CIO Executive Council instruc
tions to reinstate Curtis R. Sims,
an antagonist of Cross, as secretary-treasurer.
Cross himself, contrary to the
AFL-CIO directive, said he would
eek re-election as head of the
142,000-member union.
Although the Bakery Workers'
board contended its action met
terms of the AFL-CIO edict, a
well-placed source in the labor
federation said, "This certainly is
not compliance."
The federation was expected to
issue a statement on the subject
today deadline date for the un
ion to make amends or be sus
pended. All signs were the AFL-
CIO would reject the board s ef
fort as inadequate.
The Bakery Workers are on a
pot also occupied recently by the
giant Teamsters Union and the
United Textile Workers after en
countering charges of corruption
before the Senate Rackets Com
mittee. The Teamsters already
have been suspended. The Textile
Workers have moved to comply
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with AFL-CIO reform decrees.
Four of the 17 board members
at yesterday's closed meeting
voted against the convention ar
rangement and for Sims, who in'
itiated charges of misconduct
against Cross and was later tossed
out of office.
Sims told reporters he would run
for election to his old post as secretary-treasurer.
Cross, accused before the Sen
ate committee of spending union
money on himself and of collusion
with employers, said the conven
tion would be held regardless of
what the AFL-CIO does.
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Funds Grant
WASHINGTON Wl The Public
Health Service announced 43
grants to 39 institutions for ex
pansion of health research facil
ities Friday. They total S3.698,
452.
Surgeon General Leroy E. Bur-
ney said all of 60 million dollars
appropriated by Congress for the
first two years of a three-year
program to expand the nation's
health facilities has been allocated.
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schools of medicine, osteopathy,
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BALTIMORE () The Baltimore , trenchment movement among rail-
and Ohio Railroad, yielding to the
auto and the airplane, wants to
quit the passenger business on the
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the B&O said it was requesting
permission to discontinue 14 pas
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more. The road said it was losing
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Less-than two weeks ago. the
New Yorlt Central nd.'he Penn'
sy'vania announced they were
considering a merger. The Erie,
the Lackawanna and the Dela
ware & Hudson are doing the
same.
Other mergers are in the wind.
Transportation experts said
B&O's . proposal obviously
stemmed from competition with
the private automobile and the
airlines.
President Howard E. Simpson
acknowledged this was so. "We
regret the necessity for this ac
tion, but declining patronage of
this service and Its increased
wages, materials and other costs
have resulted in a very substantial
loss," he said.
"In recent years large sums of
money have been spent by state
and federal bodies for the con
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tunnels which have improved trav
el conditions for motorists. Dur
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has substituted air travel for train
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each direction operate daily be
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other two operate between Wash
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ceived from their operation, over
$2.40 is paid out in direct expen
ses," the B&O petition said.
Simpson emphasized that pas
senger service between Baltimore
and Washington and the West will
be continued. No change what
ever will be made in the line's
(rcight service, he said,
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Big Election
Battle Seen
RENO, Nev. UPi Wellington
D. Rankin of Helena, Republican
national committeeman from Mon
tana, said Friday his party faces
a 'very terrific fight" in trying
to recoup its 1956 Western con
gressional losses in the 1938 elec
tions. His statement summed up a
prevailing opinion in an informal
survey among GOP party leaders
from 11 Far Western states as
well as Hawaii and Alaska who
are here for a GOP regional con
ference pointed toward next year's
campaign.
The Democrats scored their
biggest single congressional gain
in the West in 1956 with a net
pickup of six districts. The pres
ent House lineup for the West is
31 Republicans, 26 Democrats. In
addition, the Democrats won six
of seven Senate elections.
Rankin, chairman of the West
ern conference, predicted victories
for Republican senatorial candi
dates in California, Wyoming, Ne
vada and Utah. He listed Wash
ington. Montana and New Mexi
co, all with Democratic incum
bents, as questionable.
Asked if he attributed Repub
lican congressional prospects to
any loss of President Eisenhow
ers popularity, Kankin said he
felt H was "not due to anything
in particular.
"The Democrats are ward
workers." he said, "and it's al
ways more difficult for us in off
years.
Meade Alcorn, Republican na
tional chairman,, told a reporter
"We have a reasonable prospect"
of taking control of the House
next year. He said, however, he
didn't believe chances were as
bright for the Senate.
Alcorn declined to give any
breakdown on Western possi
bilities. The GOP chairman, in a ban
quet speech Thursday night, said
that if his party should fail in
forthcoming elections, it would not
fall to conservative Democrats
but into the hands of Democrats
like Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon
and Walter Reuther. president of
the United .Automobile Workers
Union.
He credited a "thriving and
throbbing economy" to the Re
publican administration.
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the programs and advised them to
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