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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls Ore. Wrrlnpsrtay. .Inly 1.V 1I5! PAGE f-t- Six Newspaper Deliverers Indicted For Extortion NEW YORK AP) Six mem- wholesale distribution of news . bers of the independent News-! papers and magazines in the met- paper' and Mail Deliverers Unibn ropolitan area. I have been indicted on conspiracy I The six iren were arrested Tues- and extortion charges. day. They had been free in bail. ; Dist. Atty. frank S. Hogan said pending trial on the federal Mhey used threats of work stop-1 charges. .pages lo obtain llio.fioo from 191 Alter their arrest on the state newspaper and magazine distri- charges they were freed in custo . buting companies from 1955 to dy of their lawyers, pending bail arrangements. Four present or former officials j Those indicted are: of the union were among the six; Irving Bitz, 5B, Great Neck, N.Y . wmeteci luesaay. Ascribed by Hogan as a ' nominal The six were already under fed-memher" of the union and vice eral indictment on charges of vio-: president of the Bronx County lating antitrust and antiracketeer- News Co., and secertary-treasurer lng laws in connection With the of the Bi-Countv News Co., whole sale distributors, of Garden City, N.Y. Ut-l niSTOrV DOOEf SamFcldman, 40, Yonkers, N.Y.. lllillVI J IWVII president of the union from May 1 1MB until last May. Harry Waltzer, 50, Brooklyn, business agent from 1949 to date The first issue of an occasional cx,ce.Pt ,or ,'9?2: Book Goes On Sale W- - i GENEVA ALICE PENCE Geneva Pence Rites Held , Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 14. for Geneva Alice Pence. 55, at the Calvary i Baptist Church, with the Rev ! Grady Kstes officiating. Conclud- Labor Control Legislation Poses Problems For Group W ASHINGTON iAP) The criminal penalties House Labor Committee comes tr grips today with its biggest prob lem in drafting labor control legislation wording of a "Bill ol Rights" for union members. After a month of wrangling over The effect of the action was lo ieavc the nill without any "Bill of Rights" enforcement provisions. As passed by the Senate, the struck section would have made it a crime punishable by $10,000 fine and two years in jail for any union officer to coerce, discipline, threaten, or take reprisal against members for exercising their lights. ing services and entombment details, the committee has corn were in Klamath Memorial Park pleted a redraft of Senate-passed Ward's Klamath Funeral Home legislation, except lor defining the was in charge of the arrange-. rights of union members and pass ments. i jng on amendments to the Tall- She is survived by her parents. 'GCACIER11STA GLSSS, publication, "Research Papers," William Walsh, 59, Hazlet, N.J..!s Mr. and Mrs. George Holbrook ol this city; one sisler. Helen Raahe. Portland: one brother, Douglas Pence, this city and three ne phews, Joe Raabe Jr. and Jerry Raabe. both of Portland and Doug las Knight Pence, New Orleans. Miss Pence was a member of! the Calvary Baptist Church and the American Legion Auxiliary. was a civil service employe Canada, Metropolitan Leonty, is; in the Bay Region for 15 years. i scheduled to arrived Saturday in .and a resident of Klamath Fall. Portland for a three - day visit.! for 43 years. VISIT SLATED PORTLAND (AP) The arch bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church in the United States and She Hartley law. Chairman Graham A. Barricn 'D-NO has set Friday as a tar get date fur completing a bill. In a preliminary skirmish Tues day, the committee killed Irom the Senate bill a provision making it a crime for union ofliccrs to interfere with the rights of union members. A majority of the 20 committee Democrats voted lor the amend ment of Rep. Ludwig Teller (D- NYl to strike this section and its has been produced by the Klam-'business a?cnt for the union from ath County Museum and ale there. The booklet, "Historic Levels of Tule Lake, Calilornia Oregon and Their Relation to the Petroglyphs," by s John C. Cleg horn, contains 11 pages, four pic tures, two illustrations and two maps. It costs 60 cents. The papers will be published from time to time for sale. Sub scriptions are available in four categories general, natural his tnry, anthropology and history. Subscribers will receive onlv sues they want. The subscription rate per copy will be reduced 1U1 tn ll:fi 1S 0ni Angelo Lospinuso. 43, Richmond Water "' Iuet'ns' business agent for ine union irom i:i.ti 10 ni.io. Michael Spozate, 59, Brooklyn, also described as a "nominal member" of the union and as vice president of the Pacific News Co., Inc., Brooklyn. . WISCONSIN PICNIC Announcement from the Wiscon sin Picnic Association states that a picnic for former Wisconsin resi dents is planned for Sunday, Au gust 2, at Point Defiance Park in Tacnma. lnouiries mav he di me papers, will be scientific reeled. to Mrs. Charles H. Nich discourses on natural, ethnic and 0ls, 3211 South 12th, Tacoma 6, written history of the Klamath Ba- Washington. Bin ana neignnoring areas, cura tor Ben Swartz said MONTANA PICNIC Former Mojitanans, families and friends are invited to attend the 34th annual Montana picnic in up per Lilhia Park, Ashland, Sunday, July 19. Mrs. Jack Baker, sec retary of the picnic society, asks that those attending remember to bring items for auction. She also suggests taking camp chairs. The meal at 1 p.m. will be potluck. Coffee, ice cream and pop will be provided. LOOK! Look under your house, do you have a concrete founda tion? If not call TU 4-8866. I A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE CAN BE 5S A DANGEROUS " B ll:mElX eP 9 . .101 The J. w L KERNS 734 So. 6th Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls No cost or obligation Phone TU 2-0834 3& 4V:f Try W , MX f 45 Ol. . TvSSr eta c.4. Nt. sun SEAGRAM'S FROST-FORGED HERE'S HOW: Juice of 1 lemon 2 teaspoons sugar 1 generous Jigger 7 Crown. Shake well, pour over Ice cubes in 8 oz. highball glass. Add Seven Up (or ginger ale) to top. Garnish with slice of orange or sprig of mint, if desired, BliNKD WHISKEY. M PROOF. ti GRAIN NLUTRkL IPIII1S. SMGMM.DISTIIURS COUPIKV, K.V.C. I 00 Pint Colta No. 2II30 SAY Scagtam5 AND BE fesj Succ Enter the BIG LOCAL -pa 'EST i nrtK MR -.n PRIX' Irs P" Thousands of Dollars In Prizas I Local Contest -Not National! Your chances of winning aro good! Nothing to buy! 157 prizes in all! 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Firit place winnan In each event will receive S100 sold and ilerlinj lilver belt bucklci courteiy the fallowing Montague end Yreka marchantt: Saddle Bronc Riding Simon & McCorger Insurance, Mont ague; Mount Shatta Milling Co., Moptague. Bareback Brane Riding Buckhorn Club, , Yreka; linert Bettt, State Farm Insurance, Yreka; Stockwed Motors, Yreka. Brahma Bull Riding . Montague Vorlery and Swoin'i Grocery, Montague; Al Welch, Bartendar, Leg Cabin, Yreka. Bulldogging - Frank Keutt of Fletcher's Piece and Men togue Hotel. Calf Roping Siskiyou Tractor l Equipment, end Fisher's Feed Store, Yreka. Cutting Horse Contest Frank Sellstrom, Lincoln, Mercury,' Willys & Volvo, Yreka; Homer Atchloy, Cummings Drug, Montague; Floyd A. Boyd, Montague; Western Ranch Sales, Frank Brah and Luke Longe, Yreka; Poters Truck Lines, Yreka; Siskiyou Stock Yard, Barry Crutchfield end John McKoa; Erickson and Jamas, Buick, Pontiac, Yreko; Yreka Inn, Cocktail Lounge and Coffee Shop; Moginnis Chevrolet Co., . Yreka. Team Roping Contest (Two Buckles) The Togqory, Jim Holfinger, Yreka; Gordon's Equipment, Montague; Yreka Hardwere; BIB Shell Service. Montoguoi Montague Drive In Market; Jim Dow TV end Radio, Montague; Lane's Hardware, Montagus; McNeil Drive 'N Save ,Yreke. Admission Prices $1.50 Adults, 75c Children Montague Rodeo Grounds Montague, Calif. Saturday Eve. After The Rodeo Montague Auditorium Music by the "Tip Topperi"
