TWO HERALD AND MEWS
Thursday, Mar 31, 194$
Billy Almeter
Undergoes Operation
Young Billy Almeter, 15-ycar-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Almeter, 330 Delta, was taken
to Hillside hospital Thursday
morning to be operated on lor
appendicitis.
Billy suffered an attack Wed
nesday evening and was taken
to the hospital Thursday morn
ing. The youth went into the
surgery at 1 p. m.
Four nations border the Black
sea Russia. Turkey, Romania
and Bulgaria,
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ARMY IN SYRIA
Leopold Liberated
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French forces eliminated Vichy
control there.
In order to avoid a collision
between British and rrencn
forces we request you immed
iately to order trencn troops
to cease fire and to withdraw
to their barracks," Churchill
told De Gaulle.
British forces have been in
Svria since 1941 when they and
the Free French knocked out
German control.
The action was announced in
commons by Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden following the
third emergency session of the
British cabinet in 24 hours.
Discussion Possible
Once firing has ceased and
order has been restored we
shall be prepared to begin tri
oartite discussions here in Lotv
don, tne message 10 ue uaune
continued.
Eden said the British mtn
ister in Damascus had reported
a further grave deterioration of
the situation in whlcn 3UU or
more persons already have lost
their lives in fighting between
the French and Syrians, and
that large fires were burning in
the capital.
Damascus dispatches written
yesterday and received today
said chaos prevailed in the
Syrian capital, after an all-night
French bombardment of the
city Tuesday night, and Cairo
dispatches said heavy fighting
continued today.
Clashes occurred all over the
country, and a rebellion of the
fierce Druz tribesmen in the
southern part of Syria apparent
ly was threatened.
Gang Of New York
Girls Terrorizes
Men, Women .
NEW YORK. May 31 (P) Po
lice began a drive today to break
up a gang of tough young girls
who, they said, had been terror
izing New York's upper west
side, attacking women, children
and even servicemen.
Three 17-year-old elrls. idea
tified as members of the Amazon
band were on parole for hearing
today after being arraigned on
burglary charges. The police
said they beat a younger girl and
attempted to break into her
home.
Neighbors told officers the girl
marauders were "worse than
any gang of boys," that their
language would "put a veteran
sailor to shame," and declared it
was unsafe to be on the streets
after dark.
King Leopold III of the Bel
gians, his wife. Princess Rethy,
and four children have been
freed by American Seventh
Army at Strobl, Germany, The
King had been prisoner sine
May, 1940.
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eral funds provided. Its only
advantage over a primary state
mgnway wouia De a io uisieua
o. a 24 foot pavement, and id
foot instead of 10 foot shoulders.
The commission also officially
aporoved Oregon's $36,000,000
postwar highway program lor
3300 miles in the state system
and 1700 miles in the county
system.
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Highway Commissioner Ar
thur Schaupp said today that
he had cx pressed his position
frankly and vigorously at fori
land Tuesday in behalf of the
Eugene-Klamath-Weed route for
the mtex-reglonai, but wnen out
voted had changed his ballot
to make the commission decis
ion unanimous. He said he felt
that nothing had been advanced
at the meeting to show that the
Klamath route is not the best
for the inter-regional designa
tion, and added that the strong
showing made for the Klamath
route was well worth while.
T. B. Watters, chairman of
the roads and highways com
mittee of the chamber of com
merce, said that local people
are naturally disappointed, but
that the decision will not damp
en Klamath s efforts for con
tinuing highway development,
He said there is widespread
public opinion favoring high de
velopment of both the Klamath
and Mearoru through routes.
Death, Damage On
Zellars Disclosed
WILMINGTON, Calif.. May
31 P) Death and damage
aboard the TSS Zellars was
disclosed by the navy today as
the destroyer docked at Roose
velt naval operating base, a gap
ing hole in her superstructure
inflicted by a three-man Jap
anese suicide bomber attack off
Okinawa April 12.
Lt. Charles Smylie. Rose
Point, Mich., fire control offic
er, related that 34 were killed,
36 wounded and two reported
missing when the Jap bomber
skipped a bomb of about 1000
pounds into the Zellars. then
crashed on deck, killing the
three Japanese.
Three ' Jap bombers concen
trated an attack on the de
stroyer, which had been aiding
the Uklnawa landings by bom
bardment for 19 days, Lt,
Smylie said.
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ported good today. Rasmussen
Is emnluvcd as truck driver.
Other than these two acci
dents, the Memorial Day holiday
was aulet with no major In
juries suffered In automobile ac
cidents, state police said,
Mrs. June Aluutre, Uiiko roud,
received treatment at Klamath
Valley hospital Tuesduy after
she suffered injuries on Lake-
shore drive Tuesday afternoon
when her motorcycio overturn
ed. The woman's husband, Don
Alguirc, signalman 2c, Klamath
nuval air station, was notified
Mrs. Alguirc was moved to the
hospital by Klamath Ambulance
service.
Late Showers
Bring Record Rain
In Klamath Area
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rain on dry land grain and on
the range will offset the low
land damage in the Langell val
ley country, it was believed.
There was scattered damage,
however, throughout crop lands
in me basin, flow serious u
will be will be determined by
the course of .the weather in
the next few days.
Gates Opened
Stevens opened the Malone
dam gates Tuesday night when
the water piled up high behind
that structure after a down
pour. For a time, 2200 second
feet passed through the gates.
and on Wednesday, from 1500
to 2000 second feet were going
through.
Spillage at the Whltnev
Bridge - dam into Lost river,
going into Tule lake sump, hit
300 second feet Wednesday. It
nan oeen reduced today.
water Is now discharging on
the Henzel lease adjoining the
main Tule sump, which was
sacrificed to the water last
week.
Several buses, trucks and
passenger cars temporarily
stalled in the Main street under
pass Tuesday evening, but no
serious Incidents occurred.
Although forecasts todav in
dicate the possibility of more
showers, Klamath people awoke
Thursday to find clear skies.
This afternoon there was a high
haze but no immediate threat of
rain.
Air Units Leave
Southeast Asia
CALCUTTA. India.- Mav SI
(VP) Ail-American aerial units
have been withdrawn from the
eastern air command in south
east Asia and Ma. Gen. George
i.. oiaiemeyer has relinquished
command of the organization
which he had headed since it
was formed December 15, 1943.
The new destination of the
American elements was not an
nounced, but Air Marshal Sir
Keith Park said In a special or
der of the day that they were
being withdrawn "to fight the
Japs in another theater." Sir
Keith is commander In chief of
air forces in southeast Asia.
Soong Plans Moscow
Trip To See Stalin
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31 A'I
A Chinese official said today
T. V. Soong, holding increased
authority as new primu minister
of China, planned to go to Mos
cow after the United Nations
conference to talk with Premier
Stalin.
One of tho principal purposes
of the Chungking cabinet,
changes, in which Generalissimo
Chlnng Kai-Shek delegated tho
premiership to Soong, this offi
cial said was to implement rela
tions with chiefs of other states.
Soong has already been to
Washington to consult President
Truman.
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ese rclnforcenionls arrived In
he former French mandates and
the two countries claimed a
threat to their recently won In
dependence.
The Un ted States. Sletllnlus
told the group, stands firmly by
Its support of their indepen
dence, but the whole matter is
being handled by the state no-
partment at Washington. Indi
cations were moi mo unncn
Slates and Britain had protested
French moves and are now urg
ing both sides to stop fighting.
House Reduces Gold
Reserve Requirements
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tlon reducing Irom iu lo per
cent tho requirements oi goia
r.Mm,i tn hn hnlrl hv federnl
Murvfl hnntre kirnln-tt fl'rfernl re-
serve notes in circulation.
The bill also reduces from 33
to 25 per cent the gold required
behind the deposits in federal
reserve banks.
This is necessary, sponsors of
the legislation said, because of
the large Increase in outstanding
federal reserve notes duo to ex
panded business activity and
needs for currency.
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