THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
ST T AW?.?TOE .WATFT WAY TCC3UE AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT
Soviet Envoy Visits State Department
ot such Importance that I prufer
to aak the congress by apmttlo
enactment to vest In the Unltotl
States government title to nil
aupplles of American owned '
monetary gold, with provl.lim
(or the payment therefor la told
STORES OPEN
certificates."
"These gold oertldontes will
bo," he said, "as now, secured
at all times dollar (or dollar by
gold In the treasury Kold tor
each dollar of such weight and
(Inenesa as may be established
(rom time to time,"
Monday, Jan. IB, 1934
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FEBRUARY
(Oontlnuod (ram Paico Ono)
'tho weok, both at 1'nrtlutid and
nt Uiilum.
The Hovontuon oil Ion which will
huvo liquor atoras woro un
iKiuuaud by Quoriiu Buiiinils, 11U
arti I nluliii Lor, euch to huvo onu
store Willi Ilia exception ot l'ort
laud which will huvo two ut tho
outaol, uud uuaallily two mora.
Thuy uru I'urtluml, Hulom, Ku
Kuuu, Kluniutb I''iiIIh, ltoaohuril,
Urn inn I'limi, Moiltord, l'midliitoti,
La Uiundo, Duliur, Albuny, Cor
vullla, Murahtluld, Uuud, Tlio
Dulles, Aalorlu und MoMlnnvlllu.
Hnlt Nnl 10 liiturrvro
Tlio ropuit tliu ndniliilalra
tor (or aliiuiliiiiiuoua oiuiiIiik ot
aloroa and uHonolcs wan uduplod
uiiuiiliuutiHly by tha llirwi com
lulsnlomirs, and Cbnlriniin Ueoi'ico
L. Mc.Morruu atutod tho uikuii
iKutlou work would continue do
pltu tho pondliiK suit oil tho
tioiisiliutloiiullty ot tho Knox
bill under which audi oporiiilun
wui nuthorltod, The ault brouxht
by KluiiKith Fulli to tout tho
validity ot tho uct hua huuu
tukoii uudur udvlseiuuul by Juduo
Li. U. Lowulllug ul tho .Minion
county circuit court, und rogurd
lena ot bin (hidluga, ulluriioya
duclurod It would bo uppuulod to
tho attilu auprumo court.
Liquor .lucks ur ulroudy
moving to tuo atuto, ut luuat
throo curluuda and thoy will bo
hero within two wooka, It wua
uiinounced, Vlrtuiily ovory kind
(or which ii duiuuud will bo
liiudu, will bo annulled by tlio
atuto. Tho l-iuu.uuu umdo uvull
ublo by tho legislature tor tlio
coiiiinlaalmi, will bo nuiulu to
aui'ply ull tho nevda, It wua uu
uouiiecd. No uiiUiicloa (or thu a-ilo ot
burd liquor will bo o.l.ilillahod
lu coiiimiiiiltloa which oppoao tho
aulo ol liquor mid no intuit will
bo authorised without recom
mendation ot tho city council.
tho clmmlior ot commorco und
(ho dlatrlcl ulloriioy.
I'ortUnd, Hulim Ural
Uu in in 1m aiutud Ii limy bo poaul
blo to open thro or (our atoroa
lual prior Ui tho oiriiliig Onto,
but thut within a wook of fob-
runry 10 nil would bo In opera
lion. Ho atnti'd tho (Iral alo'a
would b opened la I'ortluuU und
Uulum,
Tlio oputiliig ot tlio uloro
almultuiiuounly wua recoil. iiuiidod
lu folrneea to ull coiiiniunltloa,
the commission alulluii Unit
liquor would be ohtulnublo lu
ovury purl ot thu alula ut vlr
tuully tliu aumo lime.
Wbllo no nppilcullona (or atuto
atoroa bnvo boon received, Bum-
mla reported. It wua believed
llioae cltlea took It (or grunted
thi'y would bo oatublliihi'd. Mnuy
applications huvo boon received
(or agoncloa, but tho coniplcto
Hat own It ml contact with ovory
community to muko aura none
woro placed wnoro the conimuu
Ity did not dcalro en agency.
Cull by Pronldont nooaavolt la hli moaaaiie to Connroaa (or rutlflcutlon of tho lornr-dcbated Bt. Lawrence waterway treaty la expected
to roault Id a bitter and lonitthy buttle, I'ropononta docluro that groat aavlnga will reault In (rolght and power rutou. The map ahowi
tho vant tnnk Involved In devolapmont of tho St. Lnwroneo Itlvor from Mnntronl to Lake Ontario, a 180-mllo etretcb. The plcturo upper
loft ahowa two Blunt hydro-oloctrlo plunta on oppoalto aldoa of tho Nluitura River, ono In the U. 8. and tho other In Canada. Deaplte
tliolr proximity, conaumora on the American aldo pay twlco aa much (or powor as do patrons of the plant on the Canadian aide. At
lowor rlKlit are ahown tho throe Iiuko twin locka at Thorold, Ont., by meana of which vohboIb now paaa each other on tholr way up and
dowa betwoon Lakos Ontario and Krlo In Cunuda'a now Wollund ahlp conul, one ot the llnka In tho proposed waterway.
Plane Foils Milk Strikers After Train Is Looted
Society
IIOHTKMfl CJOWNS ADD
HvMIMNR Al.MltlC
lly JOAN HAVOV
NEA Hervlro Htnff Wrllrr
Every woman nliould poaaosa
certain gowin wviloh glvo her
personality a alnnt ovon her beat
(rlenda don t know.
Iloatoaa gowna tit Is winter do
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
VACA.N'CY Alumodn Apta., 1800
Kaplnnado; abundant hnnt and
hot wnter; garngoi clone In,
2406
Takes Wine Bath
5u 1 cvnJ
-jT xSrii,:yy f&iJ;
REVALUATION
FOR DOLLAR
P.R.'S
(Continued on Page Three)
tlio nation's supply ot gold here
after would be held In the treas
ury as a reserve and basis (or
the country's currency.
Ultimately be looks (or per
manent stabilization of the dol
lar In relation to the British
pound and the French franc.
Meanwhile be will be working
toward a definite and perman
ent devaluation of the dollar.
In the talk with newspaper
men, the president restated that
the objective of his monetary
program 1b to bring the purchas
ing power of the dollar back
to the lovel at which the aver
age debts of tbe country were
Incurred so that these debts may
bo paid oft with a dollar equal
in value to tbat at which the
debt was incurred.
The method he is trying Is to
cut the theoretical gold content
of the dollar. This can only be
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It' one ot big first official calls aa drat Soviet Ambassador to (he
United States. And that's why Alexander A. Troyanovsky (left) was
wreathed In smiles when this picture was taken as he called on Acting
Secretary ot State William Phillips In Washington.
done M the treasury has all the
gold. ,
Therefore, it the gold content
ot the dollar Is cut by 50 per
cent, the gold held by the treas
ury will be worth twice as much
In dollars.
It was made plain at the
White House that this profit does
not represent a base ot currency.
Mr. Roosevelt also made It
clear that the program did not
mean a resort to greenback cur
rency, and said that the object
o( authority to buy government
securities out of the stabiliza
tion (und was simply to safe
guard tbe price ot these securi
ties against any ulterior depre
ciation move by the private
holders ot the securities.
The president believes that the
gold buying policy ot the gov
ernment, which he said has re-
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suited In huge purchases, Is
largely responsible for the recov
ery In commodity prices follow
ing the drop of last September
and October,
Another result ot the program,
he (eels, has been to permit for
eign sales ot American export
surpluses such as cotton and
copper.
Mr. Roosevelt told congress he
felt that he had the authority to
take title to the gold supply ot
the nation, but "this is a step
NEW
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. (UP)
The first w 1 1 n i to testify
against Dr. Alice Lindsay Wyn
iioop in nor trial on charges of
murdering her daughter-in-law,
Rhota, will be her oloaeat frlonl.
Miss Enid Hennessey, htieh
school teacher, with whom Dr.
Wynokoop chatt . ot Eugene
O'Nell'a play, "strange Inter
lude" on the evening Rheta'a
body was discovered, will be
called Monday by Assistant State
Attorney Charles S, Dougherty
as his first witness.
Miss Honnessoy was the com
panion of Dr. Wynekoop In her
West Monroe street home for
more than ten years. She will be
called to establish the (not c
Rheta's murder.
Dr. D. D. Havens
DENTIST
Announces removal at bas of
fices from the Grlozle kwlld
Ing to ".
605 Ore. Bk. Bid.
Phone 04
ON DISPLAY TODAY
AT SHE
OSTENDORF MOTOR CO.
DODGE
4HI. Ma
AND PLYMOUTH
Milk strike plckoU who doflod a (odorul Injunction to ahut off Chicago's milk supply were (oiled
when one producer omployod tho big piano shown In tho top photo to transport milk (rom Kankakee,
III., to Chicago airport, whoro tlio ahlp la shown bolng unloddod under police guard. Plane trans
portation wna roaortod to after plckots haltod, burned and upset Inbound milk trucks and. near Bur
lington. Wla.. crippled a Soo Line train (rom Wisconsin dairy (arms and destroyed :oo,0DO gallons
ot milk by oponlng tank car (aucots and dumping cans (rom box curs. The lower photo shows the
emptied cons dumped along tho right ot way.
this vory thing, and do It hand-
somoly.
A (ow youra ago, only tho vory
rich know anything about this
typo of coatunio which has such
an lutlmato aspect to It. It a a
cross bouvoon a ravishing gown
and an Irresistible .negligee. In
(not, tho best of them combine
liho moat precious characterises
ot both.
Such a hnndsonio contribution
to any busy woman i llfo la a
monk's gown of brown luscious
annually heavy crepe, shot with
allvor In broken cheeks. Its
lines aro classical, with long,
(lowing aleovea that make your
hunda look llttlo and helpless,
and the monk's collar, high In
(rout, Just naturally makes you
hold your head hlgn and hope
fully. At tho back, Instead ot a vory
low, backless cut as so many
Ihlngs have this winter, this
gown has a cowl neckline, draped
so It actually looks a llttlo like
thoso old-fnshloncd "hood" backs
thut could bo drawn up ovor 'the
head (or protection.
Tho gown trails all around.
You have to kick It a bit to
wnlk, but that gives you a lacly
feolliig that over?' wonmn should
have onco In a while. And about
tha walstllno Is a handsome sil
ver cord, which crosses In the
buck, comes to tbe front again
to knot and thon hangs with
hnndsonio sliver fringes about
six Inches long.
Whether this Is the exact gown
you wnnt or not, just think
about It. It's tho type every
woman needs.' It brings out In
her that soft, feminine, helpless
quality that women, ei-en the
most successful, would do well to
cultivate In this new year 1934.
FITS-ATTACKS CURBED
Thr I. new hop. for victim, of
pllep.y. juriirins from tho roanr
who h.vo tried Lopso, m home treat
ment. Ona u.er after another now
wrlle. that L.D.0 ha. relieved them
of attack.. It. fame ha. .proad for
J5 rear. a. on. u.er ha. told another.
If you Suffar, nd name, ono and
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OH, M HAStiY SEEN (T
YCT. AS A MATTER Of
FACT, HE HASMT BEEN ,
AROUND UTtlY...
THAT COAT SMART
SUCH NEW UNESlTOU
IOOK LIKE A MILLION
DOLLARS IN IT. I BET
Bill UKES IT, TOO
1 1 , 1 I
, .BUT I SHOULD WORRY j
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Ml fL m KIN AND
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ot good wlno thrown Inl Of
aplirso, aha discards tho bathing
suit and lets hor wholo skin
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