July 7, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
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RUMANIA GHARY
0 PROBLEM
0 M1NQR TIES
HIKIIIAUICHT (UP) -- In event
of it (.'eiilrul-Kuiiipeiin conflict In
volving Ctoohualovnkla, Jilt mini lit
wlnhoa In preserve Its neutrality
hut diplomatic Mparts drill bl If
Unit In poHHllilo.
Neither Iho l.llllo ICnlnnlo pact
nor nny oilier troaly hind the
llurhiirust itnvi'i'iiini'iH t Inter
vene mi I "i n k u o n ulilo, In ruse nf n
war between llnituiiiiy iinil C'znrho-
lovitkln.
Many It ti til ii ii In it put r lot n appre
hend thnt after a "liquidation" nf
fljorhoslnvulilu, their own country
with llunr.iirlnii minority of nl
ninal l.fiUU.uuu, 760,000 (Icrtniina,
4 00,000 Iliiluut lans nml 2511,000
Turku, might emtio ni'xt.
Such concern In iihnri'il liven hy
groups which, in oilir respects,
in lu full sympathy with nml
IiIiuiii.
Iron (iimi'dii Would Klglit
Cornallti Zoloa-Codroanu, tl
Iron riunrds chief, who recently
win sentenced to 10 year hiird la-
hor ti In nppciil In mill pending
la primarily a uiillunallst. ill ciio
mles charge, that h(i accoptod (lor
man money to finance hi inov
ment. Thoo charge were, as fur
as the public In concerned, never
proved. Whether and how they
went denlt with In ti tn rei'onl trial
held In camera, htm not heen Jl-
VUlgerl.
However, It In not doubled thut
the Iron Guards would fight to the
liinl ninn against nny horder re
vision hy whlrh Itumniila would
lone territory.
On the other liiuid, (iormnny
linn Kiilncd complete economic pre
dominance In Ituiminlii. Urealor
tlermiiny now absorbs Ixilwaen 40
mid &0 per rent of Itumaitln's total
export. Thin econonilo Influence
In obviously hound to permcato al
so Into thn pollllrul I ii i it 1 1 .
.Ni'Kotlntn on Minorities
Kunianla, thiirofuro, has great
est Interest lu a aolutlou of the
I'rcHinslovnklan prnhleni by which
the allium ipio la prcaerved. The
government la willing to grant
moderalo conrosalun to Ita mitt
orltlea. Ncgotlallona have been
curried on wltb Hudaposl for a
year, hut o fur no compromise
vu renrhed. Obviously, tho lluch
meat government cannot wlah a
aolutlou of tho Ctecllnslovaklan
nilnorltlua prohlom hy which tho
appeiltea of llunitarlan and Ger
man mlnorltlea would ba sharpen-eil,
In avent of a war between Ger
many and Czechoslovakia, It la
coualdered a foregone conclusion
thut Soviet nuaala would try to
ruah alrplanoa, and possibly troops
acroaa Itumanlan territory to mo
cor her Praguo ally.
With tho prcni'iil stale of Hit
mania armnmonta, all efforta of
resisting auch attempta by force
would remain futile, foreign ob
aervera believe. According to them,
It will tnko another two yearn for
Itumnnla to complete military
preparations,
Should hon tl III lea between Gor
li u ii y and Ctechoalovakla break
out In tha near future. Itumnnla,
therefore, might aea Itnelf forcod
to aubmlt to the paanage of Rus
sian t ion in.
Tho hulk of Itiimniiliin equlp
in en i. cumen from Krauco and
Czechoslovakia. Rumania baa alao
thought of emulating Ureal Url
aln and Kranco by purchasing air-
planea In tho United Btalea. Nego
llatlons, however, did not omorgo
from thn preliminary atago chiefly
duo to Rumania dlalncllnatlon to
pay caah In ahaenco of aufflclent
gooda, osportnblo to tho United
males.
ITI
RECEIVE 535,435
SALEM, Ore June distribu
tion of honoflt checks to JoIjIobh
workers Insured under tho unem
ployment compensation law found
Klnmiith Knl In, cliilm confer for
Kliimnlh and Lnko counties ro
celrlng JUS, 436. 61, for 6.6 per
cent of the tolnl for the state.
Reemployment in agricultural
pursuits of a seasonal naturo and
further exhaustion of honoflt
rights for tho current year ac
counted for a drop of 25 per cont
to 1545,068 from tho May total uf
$70,102.
Portland's metropolitan area,
Including Multnomah, Columbia,
Washington and parts of Clacka
mas county, led tho list with 40
por cont for tho fourth consecutive
month, Eugnno, Klamath Falls
and Mnrshflold received the next
highest amounts, with Ontario and
Thn Dalles again at the foot of
tho list.
Statewide distribution of chocks
droppod from 60,281 In May to
SO, 020 In Juno, while tho 10,110
benefit accounts exhausted to loro
balance was 200 per cent of the
tolnl claims received to dale.
Cumulative distribution of job
lens Insurance to. July 1 waa $3,
S.17.780, distributor! over 337,062
checks.
fiwltchovor to tho new calendar
woek basis of computing claims
was effectod ovor thn weekend,
nml the new Individual claim
bonks oro now being distributed
to clalmiinla of ncllvo status.
The next tolnl eclipse of the
sun, vlnlhlo tn thn Hulled States,
will occur on July 0, 1D45, and
tha pnlh of tho total ecllpno will
cut across Idaho, Montana, and
North Dnkotn. This phenomenon
will lake place at, or near, aun-rlse.
A Real Sheik
Comes to U. S.
' i ' ' I
I iM
I1' I'll! A fiimln have been paid out
fur communist textbooks and lu
st ruiloi's with distinct null nil
liiaiiliiKH hiivn Imh'ii employed.
Homo of the KICItA financed col
litgnn are hothndn of communism,
win' re Iho doctrlniin relating to
mai rliign and d I vol on ua practiced
lu tho 1,'HHIt aro being taught,
Ntidlnm and free lovo am favored
siihjncln of ri it ii I n iiieinhers of
thiiso fiiciiltlim, Dr, I'niiiioiit mild.
Ill, I'lilmout iiIho cited figures
showing thut cortiiln suhvnrslvo
orgiinlztitlons connected with tho
( r in in l n I b t parly oxponded over
12,000,000 for their purposii lu
lO.'M. There linn been a nteiwly I it
rreiiao In llieno expeiidltiirus alucv
llieu, but accurate flgurua mo not
aviillable, Dr, I'alinont dcriliinid.
"Thin Intensified propngiinrlii,'"
nn Id the speaker, "resulted In
amies of nltdown ntrlkus, ntrlko
riots and liicreiini'd enrorceil iin
iiiiiployiiiKiit. Mr. Klneln, udllor
of tho Nutloniil Itepiibllc, cstl
iniilcs that over $6,000,000 arc
now being spent nniiiinlly by tho
communist to promote civil war
and to seize the powor at an op
portune, moment."
"Much iilnin," Dr. Put mum nd,
"aro bnlng promulgated through
the operation of largo publishing:
holmes In Now York City and elsn
whoro. Tho communists have
liirgn hook stores In all principal
cities, and many buildings for
hefid'jiMirlci'M In most large cities.
They nlao control moro than 200
theatres, film laboratories, trade
agencies, bond agencies and HO or
inoro citmiin, throo of which are In
corporate'! lu New York nlatn for
moro than 1 1,000,000. Homo of
the red military acadcinlen hold
their maneuvers In theno placen."
Thiirnrlay night Dr. I'alinont
will apeak on "The Mystery of
llabyliin." Ilia mibject Frlrlay
night will he "Tho Drama of a
Cloning Age."
Thin norles of lectures will rlono
next Htinrlay night when Dr. I'at
inont will art 'ehH a young people's
mass meeting ' 6:30 o'clock. His
inesnngo, "Arn.iiKeddon, the llat
tln of (lod Almighty" will be de
livered at 8 o'clock Sunday night.
ICiich ledum Is lllualriiicil hy
screen pictures taken hy Dr. I'at
niont In various purls of the world.
Dr. Patniont will also rnlrlrenn
the llotitry club at Ita Friday noon
meeting. Illn topic will bo "Com
iiiiiiiiKin, a Meiiiicii to the United
Klutea."
CHEAPEST KIND
0I01E
STLL FLOWING
TAMPA, Kla., (UP) The
"mountain dnw" of yenterday In
rank "moonshine" today, accord
ing to A. h. Fisher, Investigator of
the I'. B. alcohol tax unit, and the
quality In terrible, worne even than
the firewater bootlegged during
prohibition,
Tho "carriage trade" Is gone.
Tho buyer who could afford good
moonnhlnn aro purchasing legal
llouor now, and tho only consum
er left In thn poor fellow who
can't afford to pay moro than a
nickel for a drink, or a dime for a
"big shot." If he's flush, ho buys
a half pint for 20 or 25 cents.
Yet Fisher say thousands of
gallons of moonshine are distrib
uted each month, not only In
Florida but elsewhere. Borne of
It taste Ilka potash, burned char
coal, tin, or a combination of li
quid fire and glue.
But Illicit business Is going on,
a It did during prohibition. Not
long ago officer seized 026 gal
lons In a house In Tampa. Ijint
month they confiscated 80 (till
In tho state, and 2,142 gallons of
Illegal liquor. Twenty-olght ar
roata were made and property val
ued at moro than $9,000 wan con
fiscated. Other southern states report the
same facts. In Georgia agents
seized 3,077 gallon of liquor, 130
stills, and nearly $16,00 worth of
property. Alabama had 204 (till
captured during tha month, and
2,379 gallon of Illegal liquor
poured out.
Active In Carolina
South Carolina reported 77
stills seized, 27 arrests made, and
1,627 gallon of moonshine de
stroyed. The government levies of tax of
$2 a gallon and tho state of Flor
ida take $1.20. Officer go after
the stills and "big shots," but usu
ally the powers behind the traffic
keep out of the way and only the
"amall fry" I caught,
After tho operator are arrest
ed, the government tests tho sam
ples and sue for unpaid taxes on
mash as well a liquor, according
to alcoholic content.
Although moat of the moon
ahlners don't know where their
next dollar I coming from, to buy
more mash, thoy keop on making
the moonshine.
Townsond Club Tho newly re
organized and chartered Town
send club No, 1 la now function
ing. Old member who are tn
good atanding and have a paid up
card can belong to thla newly
chartered club, officer said. All
auch member are welcome with
out purchasing a new card, they
added. Meeting are held on the
first and third Thursdays of each
month In the city library auditor
ium at 8 p. m. A meeting of the
club was to ho held Thursday
evening, July 7, at the library, at
which time reports from delegate
to the Los Angeles Townsend con
vention were to be given. There
were also to he other speakers and
entertainment on the program.
Club officials urged member and
friend to attend. This I said to
be the only chartered Townsond
club In or near Klamath rail.
London, world' largest port,
handles more truffle than any
other two British port combined.
As time goes on, mora and
moro bird will come to aooopt
man' offerlnga In tho way ot
homes, Tho approach of elvll
Izatlon gradually cute down th
natural location tor nostr ot
bird, and they come to look;
more favorably on man-built
houses.
A carp In Kentucky which flab
ormen have been trying to catch
for several season was tluall
hooked the other day by a woman,
It soems she caught him by appear
Ing elaborately unlntoreated.
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
Specialize In Steer and Ilaby
Brief
Quality Always Guaranteed
Frco Delivery
Louis Eschlo, Proprietor
IlespLTlmlcrl. Iiciinlcrl, nlningo-ly-garocd
Huflz Wnlibu, ubuve.
who la a real Sheik and Situdl
Arabian Minister to the United
States, Is a colorful addition to
the diplomatic corps. He's pic
tured above as he arrived In
New York.
"Thero aro six times as many
members of the roiniiiiiiiliy party
In Amerira as there wore. In Itus
ala at the lime, nf the overthrow
of the Kerenaky regime, and moro
than twice aa many commiinlata In
tho United Statea aa aro members
of that party In thn soviet union
at present." This wan claimed hy
Dr. I. oiila It. Patniont, noted trav
eler, author and lecturer on world
affairs, at thn First Baptist church
Wednesday night.
Dr. Patmnnt further startled his
atldlnnrn hy slating that ho had
undisputed evidence that Moscow
maintains 38 hrnnrtt Internation
als In this country and thai branch
cell of communists aro being or
ganizer! ' a dance schools, art
schools, hasebsll and basketball
clubs, workers schools, .Sunday
schools, as well aa anti-war and
college clubs. Theno units, said
Dr. Patniont. aro carefully mapped
Into 20 districts anil morn than 15,
000 sections. Somo of theno ttnlin
arn known aa first aid mid medi
cal squads, fully uniformed and
aqulpped, to function whenever
tho red revolution starts.
"Tho 38 communist youth or
ganizations pnradlug iindcr lofy
and altruistic names In our coun
try aro poisoning the minds of
youth against the present form ot
government. In their meetings
thoy Idontlfy themsolvos by raining
Iholr right fists and by saluting
the red flag," said tho speaker. Ho
further stated that thero nro 11
national atheinl movements in this
country whlrh arn spreading their
poison in schools, colleges and
oven churches.
At least 28 national defense
movements to protect communists
from arrest nml deportation aro tn
existence now, said Dr. Patniont.
Ho claimed that tho best legal tal
ent Is bolng employed by tho
American Civil I.lherllea union
and kindred sympnthotlo bodle to
furnish legal aid to terrorists and
rod agitators.
Dr. Patniont further stated that
Hear the
Startling Facts
Presented liy
Dr. Louis R.
Patmont
Author, Mounts!, World Traveler
T
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I V.
nt tlio ,
First Baptist
Church
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
"The Mystery Babylon"
Friday, 7:45 p. m.
"The Drama of a Closing
Age"
Thl lecture sertea will rlnan Hun-
ilny, July 10. Thero will ho no
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