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f, 1 BIX HERALD AND WEWS THUMBS DOWN GIVEN MONOPOLIES WASHINGTON, March 5 W) The justice department gave a thumbs-down opinion today on single-company operation of America's international air transportation. The department said it is op posed also to surface carriers, such as steamship companies, owning or controlling interna tional airline companies. A 105-page report by Attorney General Biddle on what the Jus tice department believes should be America's international air transportation policy recom mended: 1. That this country adopt a policy of controlled competition. 2. That it seek an understand ing with other countries to de fine and limit the amount of governmental financial assist ance to be given international airlines. 3. That an international organ ization be formed to analyze in formation on air carrier opera tions, laws, regulations, traffic and safety rules, and to serve as a medium for solving world air line problems. . 4. That economic and legal conditions be of a nature to en courage continued private opera tion of America's international air carriers. The department added, however, that govern ment operation of an internation al airline might be advisable when absence of profit oppor tunities made private-company operation impossible. The report is the first of a number of justice department surveys to be submitted to con gress, utners to be completed soon, an announcement said, deal with machine tools, aluminum and magnesium. Under study are such subjects as synthetic rubber, aviation gasoline, iron and steel. The aviation survey recom mended that the right of a car rier to land in a foreign country for refueling, repairs or other services be established as an in ternational principle. It called for direct government negotia tion 01 rights to engage in air commerce. It urged negotiation of agreements with other coun tries which would lead to a sound and progressive interna tional air service. The report said this country should see to it that United States airlines "will carry a vol time of world traffic commensur ate with the Importance of the United States as a market for air transport services." It said this country's nolicy should forbid foreign control or ownership of United States-Flag Airlines, and added "such a policy may very weu De imitated Dy otner coun tries." It recommended that all International carriers be permit ted to use international airways, communications facilities. . me teorological services and airports ...:.! a i i Oregon City Girl Named Chairman PULLMAN, March 5 (JP) irene Trout ot Oregon city, Ore., has been nominated as Pacific coast regional chairman of the "National Homemakers of Tomorrow," which is the name projected by northwest home economics clubs for a national group now being formed. The nomination and sugges tion were results of a meeting here yesterday of delegates from ciuos in uregon, wasmngton, Idaho and Montana. It was the first of 12 regional conferences aimed at uniting 60,000 high school home economics club members under one banner. Towboar Beaver to Return to Columbia PORTLAND. Maivl, It tan Only ruthless punishment will Icill Oermanv's nnYtritv .nirif Jacques Marquette, founder of we rrencn youin movement nairl hfrp Marquette stated at least xnree generations must pass be fore German thinking Is changed. He demanded that Germany be allowed the full blast of the recoil of conditions it created, recommending that "a child must be punished by the consequences of its own wrong-aoings. Classified Ads Bring Results. Women in your fcOs it irvinvsvaympiDmt Betray your Age? j Do you like ao many women b- 2 twMn the ages of 38 and 62 sutler 4, from not flashes, nervous tenaton, Z Irritability, are a bit blue at times Due to tba functional "mlddle-aga". period peculiar to women? i Then start of once try Lydla B. j!J. Plniham'a Vegetable Compound to J relieve such symptoms. 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Victim of f J MM (NEA Tchphoto) Ignacto Quazon, Filipino civilian who was caught In horrible Jap reign of terror, shows the deep slashes on his neck and arms Inflicted by saber vieldlng, blood-maddened Japs. He is now recovering under American k- medical care. V. B. Signal Corps photo. What War? When arrested In Los Angeles on draft-dodging charge, Albert N. Roberts, above, said he'd been prospecting for gold in the mountains for the past four years, and didn't know there was war on until last Novem ber, when he came down from his cabin near Las Cruces, N. M. If It'll a "frnyen artlM ,., need, advertise fni a dca am in the classified. uses ; the main vTir & W vr- - N Jap Terror Seedling Planted to Mark Site of Fire TILLAMOOK, March 5 (IT) A seedling Port Orford cedar was planted yesterday by state for esters at the spot w h e r e the great 1933 Tillamook forest fire originated. The state forestry department erected a marker at the site along the Wilson river highway. It later will be replaced by a permanent memorial to the CCC worker who was killed when a tree fell while he fought on the fire-line. State Forester Nelson S. Rog ers supervised the planting, one of 4000-trees to be set out this month by high school boys of Hillsboro, Forest Grove and Timber as part of a four-year re forestation program at the 400-square-mile area. Caouac, a yellowish earth dug from the ground, is relished by natives of Guinea, West Africa. EVENING CLASSES Monday and Thursday From 7:00 to 9:30 P. M. Bookkeeping Typing Spelling Shorthand (both Thomas Natural and Gregg) Office Machines KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE 733 Pine St. Corner Home Town WIT A T1nhrtnl X a 9 Flashes of Life OVERSIGHT MILES CITY, Mont., March S (fP) A merchant here recently acquired 18 hard-to-get girdles, and immediately began tele phoning customers who had in quired about the form-fitting garments. The elastic outfits sold like hot cakes. ' ' But the merchant's sense of a deed well done left him abrupt ly. He suddenly recalled just after the last one had been sold that he had forgotten about the missus. DROUTH SANTA FE. N. M., March 5 (P) A commissary for prisoners was recently installed at the New Mexico state penitentiary. On the opening day a 1 o n g term inmate bought a soft drink and. remarked: "First coke I've tasted in eight years, nine months and two days." MARCH BONNET GALLUP, N. M., March S (fP) A young boy walked into a wom en's shop in Gallup and asked the price of a ladies' hat in the window. When he was told the spring straw creation cost $9.08 he said "Oh" and started for the door. "Did you plan io buy it as a gilt for your mother?" a clerk asked sympathetically.' "No," the boy renlied, "I want ed it for myself. It sure would be swell to wind kite twine on." f PROFITABLE PROMOTION CARLSBAD. N. M.. March R (fP) News of Lt. Delmar L. Con- nets promotion to first lieuten ant in the armv nir corns war n long time reaching him, but ho doesn't mind. He found out about it Friday in orciers awarding him the Dis tinguished Flying Cross for serv- ice in Italy where he completed 34 missions as combat pilot. He figures the increase to first lieutenant's nay, retroactive to July 26, 1944, will help finance Hard of Hearing? Ourine Home Test Aids Thousands JH'i'' "": n-'l"l hMrini: tt, mt,y thou.d. who h.va bnn Ura irarnflljr dtafencd now Jhoy htsr well sain. If yon ara bo(hrd by rlnelnr, coanlat;d wax (coruman), try tba Ourlna Home Malhod U.t. You io.t htar batlar after maklnr (Ml ilmpla tait or you cat your monay back at onu. Ak about Ourine Ear Dropi today at STAR DBUO STORE, Slh and Main of 8th Phone 4760 BUILDING OF THE DULLES WASHINGTON, March 5 (!') Early postwar construction of a dam on the Columbia river at The Dalles. Ore., may be recom mended bv the army engineers. Senator Cordon (R-Ore.) said to day. - . , i MaJ. Gen. Eugene Roybolil, engineer chief, told Cordon in a letter that, while his dam wns not Included in the recently passed rivers and harbors bill. It is a part of the "ultimate plan for development of the river. "The growth of navigation on the Columbia river," Reybold wrote, "has reached a point where construction of the dnm might be warranted." The engi neer, he said, are sludyniK whether it should bo recom mended for construction In the early postwar period. River transportation operators recently asked if The Dulles Cclilo canal could bo enlarged, saying it would be u bottleneck even if the Umatilla (McNnry) dam and others between Uma tilla and Lewlston, Idaho, were constructed. ' The Dalles dam, Reybold wrote, would effectively replace the Cclilo canul and provide a much more satisfactory solution for water transportation than enlargement of the canal. The Uoad to Berlin By Th Auociatad Press 1 Eastern Front: 32 miles (from Zcllin). 2 Western Front: 284 miles (from Rhino opposite Dnisburc). 3 Italian Front: 544 miles (from Reno river). Lewisron Normal First- In Debate LEWISTON, Ida., March 5 fPl Lewiston normal placed first, Washington State college second and Linfield college of McMiniv ville. Ore., third in a two-day triangular debate tournament here over the weekend. Frank McGray of Linfield won the extemporaneous speak ing contest. a visit home to see his parents. Mr. and Airs. Fred u. Uonnet, of Lebanon, Ore. r. 01 PROPOSED Thousands of car owners are crossed-finger drivers . . . often neglecting their cars . . . gambling daily thut nothing will htippon. Vet most of us are driving middle-aged or older cars. These cars naturally need regular and thorough check-ups to avoid trouble. If you own a Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto or Chrysler auto mobile, see the man who really KNOWS YOUR CAR ... the dealer who handles that make. 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