Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 07, 1958, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AMI NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. JULY 7. 1953 Group Eyes Strike End Possibility PHILADELPHIA 'API-A pro posal aimed at ending the ne-week-old strike of the American Newspaper Guild against the morning Inquirer goes before the Guild memhershin tndav Negotiators for the Guild and me inquirer agreed on me pro posal yesterday after 10 days of subcommittee meetings, federal negotiators said. Details of thp nrnnnsal wpr nnt announced. Neither of the parties involved would comment. Federal mediators released the following announcement: "Out of the cilhrnrnmiltpp mppHnac hnA for the past 10 days, there has de veloped a proposal ot a seitiement of a strike by the Newspaper Guild of Greater Philadelphia against the Inquirer. "This proposal will he presented to the membership Monday, July 7, at 2 p. m." Robert Dnnnahoo, chief federal mediator, later issued a state ment amending the first an nouncement to read that the pro posal would bb "presented for the action of the membership." If the Guild votes In arrent (hp proposal and end the strike, nor mal distribution of the city's two major newspaper would be re lumed. The Inquirer Guild unit, repre senting some 700 editorial and clerical workers, struck the news paper June 1 when Us contract expired. The dispute reportedly was over wages and a job security clause in the contract. Truck drivers of the Inquirer and the evening Bulletin, who are members of Teamsters Local H28. have not resumed delivery of either paper. Both Teamsters units went on strike Memorial Day, tying up dis tribution of the two Philadelphia papers. ine teamsters raited an "DENNIS THE MENACE" I Former Labor Minister Vins Mexican Election In Vote 'I'M TrVENiy-ONE, TWENTY-THREE .TWENTY-ONE. WHAT ARE XX)? Crash Survivors Tell Of Fiqhiinq Off Sharks After Plane Smashes Into Ocean HONOI.IIMT (AP)Thrpp .iirvl OrS Of (hp Cifi Air Fnrnn Iranc port plane which went down early rrinay in mia-rat-mc returned here last night to tell of fighting off a school of sharks hefnro thpv were rescued. Nine were fihnard thp nlano One hnHv WAS rprnvprpit anrt liin others are missini? and nrpcnmpH uinwnea. Returning here nn IVia aii-prri arrinf D..va, ...U1..L ... mc i can mltk rannpn an iagi, muni imiieu uu agreement for a new contract'lne "iree survivors 200 miles ti.itli ...kii.i t .... itiprlhpact nt Inline "nn ill. iu iiuuiimiitm .limp jn -.... But the Inquirer truckers agreed not to cross the Guild picket line The Bulletin does not have a Guild unit. Bulletin drivers were restored to the company payroll, hut were or dered not to distribute papers. The publishers said the agreement provided that distribution would resume only when the truck drivers returned to work at both papers at the same time. Meanwhile, both papers contin ue to pubsh daily and Sunday edition selling them across the counters' at their plants. Romaftjfe Pair Fly Home Again LONlSoN (AP)-Sir John Hug filns. former envprnnr of .lamoiM aad anotiicr roafl's wife flew home fsst mgta from n, romantic inter lude in Italy. The "Joopti! said they hope to marry and (dove off to an apart ment tboy Iwve rented somewhere in Hampniflre. Sir Jehi, UK, mi his SO-year-old wife Laty.SbHly hjive been mar ried 2ft yeas. Tloj other woman is Mrs. Shoin Hitchcock, 45-yenr- Old OWnril- nf A Hl-PCe ehnn in .. rey. Lady Molly was one of her tuMnuirrs. The PoitDic had been slaying in a hotel in fiapnllo. Mrs. Hitch cock, silver-haired a.nd comely let Sir Joha do the talking. "My wife and Mr. Hitchcock hot started divorce proceedings two months ago." he told news men. "Mrs. Hitchcock and I will rrat contest the suits and wo hope to marry ome time in the future. "This furor over us is dreadliil. but thank gooiness it will be end ed SOOn. Perh.in Ihpn l..L- lorwarft to a little happiness." of Johnston Island Capt. Jonathan W. Brown, the plane's commander. tnlH npwe. men. "One of the sharks got a good hold on me and was shaking mr. We were pounding the water Fair Weather In West Seen By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The nation's weather pattern showed nnlv minor phannna Inrlav with cloudy skies and showers in wide areas east of the Rockies and generally fair in the Far West. Stnrmv WeAlhpr atrn'l cm-linnc 'of Texas during the night. The main rain hplt pxlendeH fi-nm fh central and southern Plains stales to ine lower Great Lakes region. The San Antonio, Tex., area was drenched with heavy rain. KiRht inches was reported at De vine, causing some flooding. More than 2 "i inches doused San An tonio. With fairlv hpavv nmnuntc in other parts of the state. Tor- naoic winds lashed Da as and Tyler. Showers and thunderstorms were reported in broad areas from Texas and niclahnma ii. ward across Arkansas and south ern Missouri into the Ohio Valley Rainfall at Pine Bluff, Ark., meas ured more than inches. inH VplliniT and Ihrachinif inn kicking around. T was hpatino- nn the shark's head with my fist. He unauy let go. I here were several of them around and they swam away.!' He said they apparently were put on somewhat by shark repel lant from thp mpn's lifnialfplc ana by all the noise. RptlirninC With Rmuin wnrn T Sgt. James M. Phillips, Vacaville Calif., and S. Sul .lamps P Van. dcrce, San Rafael, Calif. Both were navigators on the bis craft which was on a flight from Travis Air rnrrp Hasp in fa i nrnn In Tnkvn with a rrpui nf (ovon nine iwo military couriers picked up in Hawaii. Hrown. who enmps from Sioux City, Iowa, lives at Travis AFB, northeast of San Francisco. Brown. Phillina and Vanrlprpp all had minor cuts, gasoline burns and stains from shark repellant. Brown had a minor shark bile nn his left shoulder. ThPV WPrP (aLpn In Ihn Arm.i'c Tripler General Hospital for treat ment. Brown said the hi? Olnhpmacipr 'ditched 200 miles this side of Johnston Island after the No. 3 engine began backfiring and threw its propeller through the fuselage, cutting off all electric nower and enmmnntratinne and' crippling all controls except the rudder and elevator. He set her down at 120 knots but the right wing dinned and the n ane hrnkn up into sections. It went under immediately. I came up through a hole right above me." Brown said. Vandprpp saiH ha hart anna In ine rear or the plane to help other CI'PW mpmhprs anrf tha Iwn nm, lers Into their lifejackels when the snip nil tne water. He said he men mrec limes to gel out of his section but each limp was wathprf hack by the waves. His shoulder was dislocated. BAIT CHICAGO (1,'IMl ! a-, v l!.,n.l 15, hooked a 12-nound carp thai.. nas Deeri eluding fishermen at a park lagoon. His tyiil: peanut butter halls mixed with flour and corn meal! OPtN DAILY 7:00 P. M. mmm ENDS TONIGHT ! RUNSHEHT. RUM DEEP JlCHUSMk IIUHCH Feorure At 8:00 & 10:25 TIE ST. rKTERSnilRG Via i api Jnck Maver and Mrs Knv Pm. son played Ihe piano for 76 hours minuies and 3 seconds before halting thp contest nn Ihn aHuinn of a doctor yesterday. Mayer, a supper club entertain er, and Mrs. Person, a former Rocky Mnunl, N.C.. radio enter lainer, were Ihe last nf six play ers who started Ihe keyboard mar athon Thursday morning. HIP 1) aVPrS Pnl rit'P.mmnln breaks every two hours until 1 p.m. Saturday, then 10 minute breaks. .Indues called if a lie ami mi aul. cd Mrs. Person and Mayer each an snoo piano. MEXICO CITV (API Hand some, 48-year-old Adolfo Lopez Mateos, the brilliant labor minis ter in the last Government u-as elected president of Mexico yes terday in probably the quietest vote in the nation's history. The dominant oni-nrnmont Parfu of Revolutionary Institution (PRIi nullum L.nnpz niaipns nun u-nn hi a landslide somewhere between 70 and 85 per cent of the voles. NO bib? totals UPrp annnnnnnn however. LOOeZ MateOS' vinlnrv m-nr- lav. tile manufacturer Luis Hector Al vp.rez had never hppn in HnnM The PRI and its nrpHpppscnrc have never lost an election since Ihe parent parly was launched in MexiCO also flprti a full nn,.. Congress of 60 senators and 16' deputies. The PRI claimed thai it had retained control by an over whelming majority. mere were prospects, however. Ihe new Congress may contain more than thp nina nnnn,n; leputies it now holds. OnlV Onp sprinnc Innln 1 - nii.iut'111. was reported, during an argument over a local election in Ciudad Obregon, on the West Coast. A voter was killed and a soldier in jured during a fight. Women voted for Ihe first time in a presidential election. Opposition parties began filing protests of alleged election fraud before Ihe polls closed. But gen erally the election seemed to have been conducted on democratic lines. The PRI had invited foreign observers from the United States and South America to come sec for themselves. Official returns will not be known for a week. Unofficial re turns may he made known tomor- Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat. talk, laugh or ineeza without fear of inircure false teeth dropping, eltpplng or wobbllns. PASTEETH holda platea firmer and more com forubly. Thla pleaaant powder haa no Rummy, Booey. paaty t&ste or feeling. Doesn't cause nauaea. tt'a alkaline (non-acldl. Checka "plate odor" f denture breath). Get FASTEZTH at any drug counter. row or later. Lopez Mateos will succeed Pres ident Adolfa Ruiz Cortint) for a suc-year term beginning next Dec. 1. He is considered a bit more liberal than his predecessor but is expected to continue most pro grams of the cwrent administra tion, which selected mm as us successor. He is married, has a 15-year, old daughter, and made a brilliant reputation as labor minister, averting all major strikes duriruj his Stj-year term. ASSURANCE COMPANY Jo met H. Criimon announces thi appointment of JAMES H.CRISMON as e representative in Klamath Falls. Mr. Crismon, an toe perieneed solesmon, is well-known in the community. He it associated with W. M. Trumbull, District Monager, in provid ing the Compony's complete range of life insuroncs services to the people of Klamath Foils ond area. Office located at: Residence Phone TU 4-4628 Phone TUiedo 2-3454 207 First Notional Bank Bid-. C23LUD 3inSED B 2D QZEDCBSD .imx. 7 (' s"aCw:v.v --a vim. iVfcx Trfee-ripened mmm Golden Ripe 2 .29' Olwa ife Havitond kin s,ik Vjira Loy boons cpin e:30 p. LAST 2 DAYS! Marjorie Morningstar JKellyWood TREVOR WYNN SLOAN E milner JONES H;;:;" School Vote Slated Today Voters go to Ihe polls today lo decide Ihe tale of Ihe second pro posed lS!l high school district hudcel. First one was turned rl nan by voters May S. Voting lakes place in the high scnooi caietena trom 2 to ft p.m. On the ballot are Iwo proposi tions. One calls for a "yes" or "no" vote on a hudcet of $77o.OHO. I he other asks "vps" nr "nn" tn raising $:38.818 of the proposed oungei ny taxes. To he consistent, voters should mark ballots with either Iwo "ves" voles or two "no" votes. The hudcet to be derided todav compares lo one of Sfln9.2fii turned down on Mav 5. which railed fnr $."87.:L'!l in taxes. The budget for the vear just ended. 1n.S7-.MI. was for S7:7 so f which S.Vli.54(i came from taxes. and I ho remainder from income to Ihe school, princioallv from siatp oi tiregon. 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The llano followed ntihhi'-almn in Silicon of a newsnanpr arlii'ln which said Cambodia was follow ing a disnrcatiird nnlii-v unrl u seemed foolish In send the man who made Ihe nnhrv I 1 Sjiipaii Inr negotiations. Sih.inoik. the former King, is ihe dominant force in Ihe country still. 12-os. pkg, 40-ox. pkg. 21'i-ot. pkg. PKKLKD DKTROIT 'API - Marcel Guil- iKni-.u, .11. neue mer. nnt.. was driving his tractor trailer peare- "iiiy inrougn Detroit vesterriav until he came to a viaduct. The viaduct has a IMool clear ance. i;tnlheaiill's trailer was 12 let (I inches. Ciuilheauli rolled forward and got stuck under Ihe viaduct. He stepped on Ihe gas and made it through but peeled oil the lop six inches of Ihe trailer on the wav He returned lo Windsor, Ont.. for a new UAiler. Whife King-'D" All purpose detergent Fels Naptha Injtont. For clean clothes Lux Colored Soap 0 Z.71c Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink O ""Oat. 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Swiss Steak Beef Liver Boiled Ham Dried Beef Thick tender slices of "USDA Choice" bone-in Beef Round Steak Fresh tender sliced rich in vitamin A Lean slices for sandwiches and ha weather meals. Smokey Canyon - serve it on biscuits or lb. lb. lb. in a casserole. 4-oz. pkg. lb. 79c 99c 45c Laundry Soap C-20 Laundry Soap "37- :"98' Jjrj7' Palmolive Soap r . n . - 3 T 32 e Fab Detergent AJAX 1 S If. "ST diS4eh" C-nser 2 31 1 Pk9 o7J2 Facial Soap All - 7c off Fluffy All White Lux Controlled Sud, 10c off 3 ".'..32' 1 "T 36- f""77" Foil Wrap Quick Elastic Liquid Elastic 71 C 16 si. 29' 'JtSjl cE.W Minced ClamT 3... 50 2"I;29' ''""li' Prices J 9. sitS In S Zs" Wednesday, mm