Herald and news., April 25, 1945, Image 4

FOUR HERALD AND HEWS
W4ieday. April tS, IMS!
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,1 bptanada and PO ir1SSr SSaaaW Oona-wu
Herald PubUeSUis Co. and the fcraa wipnemrar
n carrier
By career "L .lT,Sri-:
Outside f nmr1' -
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subsceipticw hates:
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vAoUy chanted fcfJueores. fcr tt CsJrJS:s
in its BCTrty-sssarowi ciisrarMsr of ris ker.
fcv Russia, the bctrfl colassus .- F-.f:
to fis ftl iwOirieeu Krw-. ty BrJUJft.
weakened cwaraetir;;?- fcv tbe r eS cSarjfi
rose-wiial in lias Ttsstw. fw3 ss-2 esaees- jvus
OcalJy to rs iaswrie cbaraserr thsc "?
ai the mikcs. Jws Owrt fts
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New World
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Today's Roundup
By maxcou rpixr
RECXKTLT, ihe SiskSrou Xsira r Ttts pu
tribute to -what :lt describes s tlw cp
gressve caarnicnity tgiiril Siamfiifi FaUS Jeia
Klamath tsxmXF- , ,
Editor Bill Bailfy. in is erlnnruu wOinrm,
said that Dt EBmsib chamber -coramsrss:
is "somethirs see re lasn a
mutual adiriiio antacre."
He said Eft.wi psnpie re
alert to what 5s gaiS ra- 2
he advised oer crpTnmw
to begin ggn'ir,i she Sjsis
ath spirit ralbsr tiffi msrsiF
admiring it
Bill's ccEpTt if jgr ef
fusion was toocsed cff br re
ports he had recerrei tbtt sa
effort would be saaae io aciss
the north-sooth irKerstsa sngb-
wav desienalioa Jo fee tusis
from Eugene to Weed fey "WTT of EiBir.-j: jiiEs.
That was before tie asae; -was farniif'Tt 012 m
a state highway cacrcr-ssias iaesunr where a
definite proposal was rude far $zb aesiinsEanri.
We would saj". in respaiSiE, iisc Broxner
Bailey is also alert aiSaaosii i; cerziajy smjtui
have been evksect to axyone irfsrraes or Ibe
Oregon highway stEiaco sex ibe Or5on hirr
way comroissacQ '" iare o cnnsjaer zne
Klamath Falls rocne in tsTprpa; w2i Sis
inter-regSoral rXpvr'tigL
Getting h' to tae rases wxjrh the Treha
editor has tossed ia our cirecaot, it would be
well for us to cocsoer 31 we sraererdj- have
a reputation to jre -up not arpue
as to whesoer ir. Bafifr ias judged m cor
rectly as lo past reaarae 3sis rate oar fuiare
efforts, in behalf of oar community and crur
general area, cf such grand emnpliTnpptt.
Si
All
Aevs Behind the News
By PAUL MALLOB
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25 A new world,
wholly different frra the old ore we have
known, is assembling in the opera bouse beqe
for the first time to amead and adopt the Dum
barton plan.
This is not VenaiHei with WCson, Lloyd
George and Clemencean meeting is a mirrored
palace to plan a warM of psrlizrjentary dem
ocracies through a league of thezn. There was
no nation at the last world peace cozrfererice
which was not a parliamentary democracy or
planning to be one. Ruaia was not invited.
Those were the ways and cays before the
growth of dictatorships, synthetic ecoDomics and
pressure politics.
This is a strange new world, an interesting
one, new in every particalar, with its bead
quarters significantly in a veterans memorial
Oast war) instead of the lavish European palace,
its delegates from 51 nations (46 pmaTl ones)
representing the marked changes in methods,
ideals and purposes from the old familiar world
of Versailles, different methods of elections,
trade money, debts and economics. It is led by
iy oid IMiL-KSs - - -'
dcilarjiay. . . -
cW-ket tie :rsc aaefs
13 ror tare as :xsr
is dmmnKaf msrx iT
miar. ir: s- asrcrrar si 3c Ssja.
a si msariiSiuat; rar
a jr. as irarr tot jc- r i
"ne sau cnrs 2m iar w.Si.
it Ssrrraia -"prsssr. iC Sy
- irc-sr nr tas ira. rsr irenSmsis act :
1st. asc3r tl a M ww casaiec.:
My -WETC 3DICT JV C tMSg
sses nr. sat ssmasi. DI5 juSBCSt at;
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rcrra. iar a TT? casr easryjt.iag ,
arxwr. cr 2sx ?dds arc xsar rssffi ,
as Tc-rocsas a: ire Ir auairraes.
jctskss:" -sniT raCiaartaic""
cmocniar' M ssks ias: mart s3JX.
szjsZ Maas jjt at caio s rsMseci rsfMcs ;
s . -,n -f-icr is "tut nfcuc rairr'i ? .
iarpt ussemaor tnt smtajsr 3raass: aa 5-
ipwint -rair- X3t gnunri: rjr iarw-ja
of ine ssHembS-: SB zezass aoss
iave fresisr rsrrsECTiaE at zac ernx-iC ase
SDcau ctec si tt pc-n-Tuf t iiriess
ana jusres iiw! 33 tri -r-Erur euscani cc
isisrzscjsxrsH rv-.irmf and prseo3. earn as
imernssnsai Jaw be incarpariies it tiie C3. -er,
s; SO n
Normal Pririleges
Twtct ccanBes are rot tESgeed a wo3rjd
ed tone, out the Ej?-?E3 docaraecJ resess
ihem wih this tbocEht; o doubt a pmrjegen
posiaon of the great powers is noraal and jasa
fied by tbe larger resprrrnnflTaes tbey snaer
take in the znaaiterjEace of peace. Tbe eiper
jeace of tbe league of Nations sbould eaableus
to avoid tbe mistakes of liie pass which were
due to an excessive division of responsibilities.
But it would be a mistake to go to tbe opposite
extreme by adopting a scheme of concentxating
tbe whole power in the " of a very few."
This, tbea. is the core of tbe conference. Tbe
Big Three have actually written their charter.
Kow comes tbe little forty-Fix, bearing pleas
for greater powers. The primary job here will
be to get agreement from all on a final formula,
''without too many amendments.
Kow tbe conference is not supposed to go into
tbe problems of world finance, trade, borders,
cabinet complexaries of leftists and rightists,
control of the small nation or any of the real
problems of the new world but these lie close
behind every consideration. How freely they
will break out remains to be seen, but the aim
of the leaders is to hold them in the background
until the formula is assured.
It is nevertheless visibly apparent that what
ever details of a working order formula are
adopted, the ingenuity of man is to be strained
to the utmost by future events to maintain a
peaceful and a successful world from our (or
any) standpoint. The delegates know this. But
the controlling undertone of the gathering at
its outset is that there must be a formula and
the light of that widely shared ambition covers
the dark corners.
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The Editor
. WUl " ONI IOt
THANKS
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To
the Editor! It it my ''' to
puWicallj- thank, not only those
in Klunwth Falls, but lo llw
mnv from the surrounding
country that have so Ki-nc-rously
supimrtrd our drive I" bcnnlf 01
the Shrine llospltul for Crippled
Children.
We want each of you to know
that vour contribution boos civ
tirelv toward the rcbuiKllnil of
twistrd and defonned bodies,
therebv ninkint! it possible for
these "unfortnniile children to
some time take their place in
aocirtv.
Especially do 1 wish to thank
The Herald and News and KFJl
for the publicity so necessary to
mnkc such a worthy undertak
ing a complete success.
Respectfully,
DR. M. C. CASSEL.
President Klamath Falls Shrine
club.
The neltflffoor who wmtllmw
wins a om
'Causa w'v ntvor grod on
an election yet.
It s the friendly neighbor at my
duck ctoor
Who lias Hvod In that placo
(mi vrars or more;
He tells ma when I tell him how,
Ana we uueii niu up 111
friendly row.
Dut when wo grow old and are
inclined to rur
Our lawns and gardeni and
other work:
Ifi us folks who never qulto see
1110 vaino
Vho have got the most from
this living game;
My neighbor and 1.
Dear kind Fnte don't
Give me the. neighbor wno will
always any,
"1 agree with you III done
Just that way. '
Mrs. Edith McLcod
U3 High St.
City.
u
Tev Tve; arc eacjii jotais. wr. Vti! 1 fenvrnt the heart
i? carc x sistai. pemcasiStr irc ;vc BasJer almost had
2crv."va irei2kiA:3 wsic cii ibc oae e bad in
Market
Quotations
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AUTHOR TRIES TO
GET VOTE OM BILL
m SACRAMENTO, April 25 J?i
A renewed effort to bring Gov
ernor Warren's tax reduction
legislation to a final vote in the
assembly was scheduled today
by Assemblyman Walter i.
Fourt, author of the bill to con
tinue the $100,000 tax cuts of
1943 another two years.
Immediately on return of the
mil from the printer, the Ven
tura assemblyman announced
he will strive for a showdown
roll call, taking advantage of
what appeared to be a split in
democratic ranks on the issue of
further delay.
The measure will appear on
the calendar with its language
revised to eliminate doubts as
tp the constitutionality of a sec
tion relating to the bank and
corporation franchise taxes but
will still require 54 votes for
passage.
Tass Denies Pearson's
Report of American
Entry Into Berlin
MOCOW, April 25 ttV-Ta
officially denied today a story
by Drew Pearson. Washington
columnist, -that American pV-
IS? ut1? BerIln A"rH 13
and withdrew bcrsuw of a nro-
T Premicr Marshal sdlin
f,i ,u an f "sement tho
(Pearson's, story wi4 that 'V.
April 13, one day.afu-r Prwl,
dent Roosevelt's dai.,, in
Potsdam, which Is U, KnUn vht
the Bronx is to Sew York City ",
Is completoly untr anrf ,
"Ct4'l?n lrom, ar.inti to
said. 6 v,el w, ar
lil Paris") ituprm'- h1-rtw
$115 Stolen From
Falls Coffee Shop
A breaking and entering case
was reported to city police late
last night when the Falls Coffee
shop at 121 X. 7th was burglar
ized of $115 in cash. Entry was
gained through the rear window
and the cash register was rifled
of $75 in cash and a cigar box
containing $40 was stolen from
under the counter.
J. C. Flasher, 715 MitcheL Is
the owner of the restaurant.
City police are investigating
the case .
Son of VRA Residents
Wounded In Italy
JfEWELL, Calif., April 24
Mr. and Mrs. Mataru Iwamoto,
residents of the war relocation
authority's TuSelake center here,
have been notified by the war
department that their son,
George, was wounded in Italy
on April 5.
George Ivamoto left Tulelake
center in June, 1943, going first
to Ogden, Utah, and then to
Denver, from vhere he was in
ducted into the United States
army. Before evacuation the
Iwamoto family lived in Sacramento.
WEATHER
PILES
So CSFJ58tUI'I'Y CHEATED
wo pain no Hririi,t.ATr
V . No Lot. f Tim
DR. E. M. MARSHA
"ft Ne, ?Ui K.nB. Thif.
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
Get Hot. CooTmi MM for
tmrmt C&a- Pat Spr"! Yw St
l't rr' Vt rM. tmrnlutr frt
JWt rwn tiw !- tj1.'
fyrtif if , wwtMB wlo of l4-Mlnt drlv
r.' (rrt rVrr " i"3ffl!
It l-Mlr.t thoM "art 014
Wt. crrHb, mWiuU to-Mint htjps
uti um or. Ot WA, bppy today uw
Arrfl 3
Max. Mia.
If orui Bezul . so
Beao
47
45
Precip.
.23
Trace
J0O
.06
Trce
Kir kad 36 irea: .-utt. fur
km0 - r-S rtirx'.- a-rc rcl
r "3 . is at :4T5 cr;Ur.t r"v-d
crtw 11 1
wtrtanf s 25 cr3t. mottiy 10
2 15 ccett tucter: icwtftun to vrrr
e-Sitwc kwvarrd nut advance:
trdr r -tfT- Srifert rl tf
g acr J063-: snrtlT cic oKcnno
fcl . a tw- h'? on crop tNw.
hirr: :r firm at SlT.M down: cut
trr ttT5 6rvn: t.M uuutr built to
Hi 50 amd Nrary i: buU JU VX
Salable me 4AXi tUl 5500; acat
irrrd arty aaie and mtmt bid fully
s.ar aa ff?wd and cttotr fd roolrd
flrn larcba J1S25 Ki snjr U5;
errralT arlrr. h'frr itl Mvrral
:cia hed !6T5 and atw: load ood
and rh fed rli?prd limbs bid bo
$15-25; atwvv tvjt crr-
Nortbero Pacific
Pat a a & b
Padurd MoLar
Penna R E
Saimy Siorea
Sear Roebuck
Soai them Pacific
Standard Brands
Sunaktoe Mining
lnnt-Atncnca
Union Oil Calif
union Pacuie
V S Steel
Warner Picture
Ssn rraaclaco ,
Seattle
Medtord
Bed Bluff
LIVESTOCK
SOITH SAN TRAXCISCO. April 25
'AP-WTA' Cattle aalable 50: active.
Heady. Moat common cowi $10 00-l 1.00.
cutter 00-5930. canners S7.O0M.0O.
Good aaUMfe bull! 512.00 do-n. Calve
10: steady. Good to choice vealcrs 115.00
516.00. Hop: Salable 350; firm. 200-300 lb.
barrows and ailts 515.75. Medium to
food sows I14.00-Si5.00.
Sheep salable 600; steady with week's
decline, food to choice i-65 lb. spring
lamb 513.75-514.00. Medium to good
ewes 57-50-58 W.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 25 fAP-WTA
Salable est tie 150. total 200: calves 25:
market active, fully steady: few common-medium
slaughter steers 512.00
514.00; 1 lot good 587 lb. Hoc ken 514.00:
common-medium heifers 510.50-513.00:
medium good grades up to $14 50: ca finer-cutter
cows largely 57.00-510.00; fat
dairy type cows $10.50-511.00; rood
young beef cows up to $12.75: bulls slow:
few sausage bulls $11.75-512 00: heavy
Holsteins held above 512.00; good-choice
vealers $15.00-516.00.
Salable hon 150. total 250: market ac
tive, steady; good-choice barrow and
gilts $15.75: medium light lights 515.25:
good sows $15.00: feeder pigs lacking;
good-choice grades salable $17.50-$ KMX).
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Northern CaliforniaMostly clear to
day, tonight and Thursday; little tem
perature change.
Oregon: Cloudy today, occasional
rain wt portion, showers east of Cas
cades, partly cloudy, scattered showers
tonight, clearing Thursday little change
in temperature.
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HYPERACID
STOMACH
DISTRESS
tH ,AST' KfFECTIVE RELICT- with Tebsln from mlurhl
OIKomfort, or your monay back. Out fra Information on Tebiln Pow-
aer or iBOieil,
808 Main Si
EVERBODY'S CUT-RATE PRUO
aphona 362S
Potatoes
rmrifio Artl M AP-WTA PoU-
toer Arnv.l. J6. on track T. total l"S
Oitpmrnu vr old aloca- supply nani.
demand nemtut avallabla nlpplr.
market firm- , Li .
New rtockr Supplte very ltfht. de
mand very aood. market t'.rm Wiscon
sin Bed Warbaa. uneiaMllled. M-BO;
X...V...n n.imt Sural,, li. S. No. 1.
$3.39: North Dakota BH Tnumpha. aeed
ttoek. S3 S3: Cobbler. unrla.ilfird.
1 19: wed aloek, .; Canada Green
Mountain. Canada rio. I. ati.u: iu
lb. aatrka Bliaa Trlumpha. renarally food
gualilv. 3 43; Alabama 100-lb. iacka ot
ni... Trlnnnhi V. S. No. 1. H 71 -M.7:
Loulilana 100-lb. aacka Bllaa Triumph,.
U. S. Na J. W 90.
MY NEIGHBOR AND I
If wf tliousht ever'tliliiB In the
sMi-samc way
And did everything on the
very smut" day.
It c followed a uniform set of
rules.
How rould we borrow each
other's tools?
What would we talk about over
the fence
If we always aureed on cur
rent events?
Oh no. brolhci- I'd hunt an
other. I'd move out the very next
day.
Far better it is to disagree
As to when one should spray
an apple tree;
The right time to plant or when
to hoe;
Or what man In' Washington
really does know.
It's the neighbor who shows me
how to do this, ,
While 1 show him how to do
that. .
That keeps us common folks a
waRgin",
Not tho man In the tall high
hat. ,
Give me the neighbor who'll
never quite see
Just why I Insisted on planting
Give me the neighbor who'll
When his tomatoes put mine to
roui.
The neighbor who sometimes can
tell me why
His plants live while my plants
die.
WHEAT
coming M,o,!,Vti(
turn won,,.,, .,."'&
council u iirtiiu,"' BH'
MY PRAYER
Please God, give me atreiigth
tunny
My thoughts are running low
Since our beloved leader died
Oh, God we loved him 10.
It seemed ho was our guiding
light
A leader, strong and bold,
Hut labor took Ills life away
For he was growing old.
But God, tonight I'm sure we
pray
His life was not In vain
A fight for peace composed Ills
life,
His spirit will remain.
He never lived to see the day
When war would be dltpemted
And solemn peace would reign
forever
But, God at such expense.
We pray dear God that this Is
true t
That this Is not a dream
When earth can worship as It
pleases
Too good It almost seems.
So as T close this prayer dear
God,
I feel Hint we again
Can erv Pence on Earth Good
Wfll to Men.
And now my God, Amen.
PFC JAMES B. LEAS.
USMC, Klamath falls, Ore.
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John V. lliin.l.! I
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'.'".vw:'.'!' wiSTsA
ii iii.iiiii(, M -rne
rrom tht Ev.r,l,
(
a P..t. .. t
Anrll X-S-W
The fmi ,w
worrU in.,... ii ,. "Hie
Clpnl water wnra.'t-
.....I. . -. un.
hnlrl
....... - ...k II1ITUI
school ntiiliiorium,
worki
unt orway wny
MHhom-y l,,lin', CTJ
xi'lilorlum, .
The II f
have trnlntd mcrt CI
p ots (over 5122 0T
dlers and 3l.bo fl
boniliiirdler-n.viiiiiM,,?o
scrvlco mice 'Mr m l
More than 13 uiiijj
two billion K,oni
time gnanline hvbil
Amorieun aircraft la 2
op'rnlloin since Vtu
Mctropol
Now
Under Nr.
Monogtmtiit
Mr. and Mrs. NwImH
Remodtllng t RuiJ
1110 Mils
From where I sit ... ly Joe m
3
yrV J
rmrAttft Anril 93 AP) Grain mar
kets were on the off side today with
losses, ranflnr from fractions to more
than two cents a bushel. Indicating
techmcal weakness following two days
of urcent short covering.
Many shorte who had evenrd up arslfl
took the bear side following a predic
tion by the bureau of agricultural eco
nnmlM that the carryover of wheat on
July 1 may be a much ss al15.iwo.ooo
buineis aespne recora exporia ur unu-
lease and European reuei.
At the finish wheat wis V' to low
er than yesterday's close. May S1.7Va, 1
Corn was off 'i to H. May 51 19. Oats ;
were unchanged to down S. May Mai. :
Rye was 1 to 1H lower. May 51.3.1 V-VB,
Barley was off 3 to 2S. May 07.
i
RcsDonsibility for all 'phases
of ship protection from the time
a vessel enters an American port
until it leaves tests with the
coast guard.
DIVISIBLE LIQUID
prove gnat success lor
SKIN IRRITATIONS
PraanaUy reJIevea Itching-aids healing
Ban's a Doctor's formula Zamo
stainless liquid vhlch spptars Inrtalbla
on akin yet ao highly madlcaud that
first appllcatlona rollcve Itchlnr. burn,
log of Ecsema, Paoriaala and similar akin
and scalp Irritations duo to external
cause. Zomo also aids healing. Won't
show on skin. Apply any time. In S
different. Ires. 2EM0
Dick Newcomb
Goes Fishing by Prorf
Bob Nrsrootnb need to be the
beat fly eaater In the county.
Never missed a 8aturtlay at Se
ward's Creek. But come the war,
and Dob's son going off In tml
form, he Just loat Interest in
things Like ashing.
Bat tbe other day Bob got a .
Utter (rom the ftoata Parifte
. . . kind of a bom Mick letters
Toa tfclakiag ot yoa. Dad, Bak
ing Is. BtrwmrtJ'e Creeki eookiag
treat over aa epea llret aad
keeping tbe beer cool la th
atream. Xeep aa extra bottle)
cool lor ate." .
Bo Hob spent hbi Ml
exactly as Dick dmsai
doing-fished 8etrfil
agnin. nnu cooKed imm
kept Uie beer cool iolatsj
And you knew html
for Dick.
Prom whir lift, 1ft a,
snea OTeneos woskl leri
-keep alire tbellakd
tbe email pleasant, a
a ember keep thrl st
they corns borne basil
No.U4ofaSmt
Cyrifkl, IMS, VnlkJ SaSsSrawW
If you are Interestad wa would
like to talk to you aoout
THOMAS NATURAL
SHORTHAND -Our
Address Is
733 Pine Street .
Corner of 8th
A BUSINESS OFF I CI
TRAINING SCHOOL
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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April 29
May 20
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Each Night
But
' Saturday
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Evangolist-Preacher
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PEGGIE LEE
7:45 P. M.
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MIKTH and PINE Street,. Klamath Falls. Ore. .
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