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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1945)
INVESTIGATION OF AGRARIAN UNREST ASKED WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (!') rrenlclmit Trumun litis nuked 1'nul V. McNult, I'lilllpplno hluli commissioner, to nuiko u prompt, luvusllKiitlon of uuiarliiii unrest in tlin islands. McNutt win linked ospoclully to look Into lliii (ii.-tlvlticn o( "u liuonlllu army" which "threat oils the stability of Kovoriiniont," the Whllo lloiiNo ruportiid today. Tho prosldi'iil's lutlor to Mc Nutt, rcqiiostliiK tho Inquiry, wnsoni) of n suilos nindo pub lia by tho Whllo Houso. Tliny worn sont to various Kovcrn mont departments and suiltjwst vd specific stops for rolinbliitut liill tho Philippines. Sharecroppers Organise "In tho province! nuar Manila thousands of sharecroppers or. gnnlted some yours ago to de mand more equitable division I of tho product of their labor, 1 For sovcrul yours there was no effective solution of tho prob lem. DurliiK the war tho tenants ori(iinl.cd a guorrllln army which reportedly did good work against the enniny, "After tho onumy wo.i defeat ed In their loculltlos, thoy did not disband ond toduy they con stitute a special problem which threatens tho stability of the government. "On the othor hond, their lo glllmuto clulm to fulr trcutmont and the assistance they rendered In resistance to tho enemy re quire that they bo. not dealt with In a ruthless munncr. "I therefore request you to order a prompt Investigation of agrarian unrest In the Philip pines with the cooperation of the commonwealth government, and to recommend the remedies or reforms which ought to be tnkon by tho commouwciilth government and by the United States government." 400 FFA To Attend State Convention PORTLAND, Oct. 28 (P) At least 400 Futura Formers of America will flock to the group's state convention in May, the stat executive committee pre dieted at a two-day meeting here Site was not announced. Ore gon will send two carloads of boys to the national session next year1 in Kansas City, expected to draw 17.UUU delegate, said can R. Cooley, Salem, state vocation al agriculture director. Officer training schools will be conducted in the Willamette valley next week by state FFA officers, sneaxcr at a ureanam banquet last night was Secretary Leonard 1'eriicn, baicm. Officers On Prowl For Two Convicts WOODBURN, Oct. 20 W) Officors werq on the prowl to day for two Portland convicts who escaped from a state peni tentiary road gang two miles east of here yestordoy. The men, working on a wood cutting gang supervised by one guard, disappeared into the brush. Isaac Vernon Craig, 30, was serving four years for ob taining money by false pretens es. Clyde Miles, 30. was serving two years for burglary. Flashes of Life MOONSHINE FUEL ALBANY. N, Y., Oct. 20 Ml Benson lliimllil. ongllivcr for the Hull Aircraft corporation, Buf falo, suys jet-propelled plunus din run on corn liquor. "Tho fuel used ut present Is kerosene, but any volatile sub stance, Including Kentucky corn liquor, can bo used," he told a nutating of Albany chapter, So ciety of Professional Engineers. HE LOBES SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 26 ff') Lt. CJon. Holland McTyelre loses a bet If a noma In this sentence roads M-c T-y-e-l-r-c. Tho colorful marina officer, hero for a Navy Day address, told reporters ho'd wager his middle numo wouldn't appear corroctly In print bocauno proof readers Just won't bollcve it, MASS INVITATION MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20 (VP) Kenneth Snltz, who Is going to marry Sheila Benton, a Mar quette university co-ed next month, Is wondering about the 18,000 pooplo who have been In vited to tno church whoro the wedding will tnko place. Tho Marquette alumni publica tion published a story inviting homecoming grads to attend a memorial mass in Gosu church at 0 a. m. November 3 tho ploce and time for Soltz's wedding. Tho publication unintentional ly Invited tho alumni to the church Instead of to the chapel. Wheat Crop Could Have Been Larger CORVALLIS, Oct. 26 (VP) Oregon's 104S wheat crop could have been larger than 21 mil lion bushels except for losses from hot winds, cold weather, drouth and halt, the state di rector of the federal crop In surance corporation sold today. Willis C. Bocgli reported that mora than 20 per cent of tho Insured farms in the two coun ties that qualified for insurance on 1U49 spring wheat collected for losses. Parantst Bun Life's naw Jun ior Adjustable policy Is a com olete Lift Insurance Program in Itself investigate call Paul Laa at 7777 for details. BR0WH SUGAR IS THB SECRET OP THIS Sandwich "Butter" 4 tbsp. pssnut buttsr J tbsp. C and H Brown Segar Mix thoroughly, Mskts 4 whopping Mndwichit. Dell, clouil Nutritious! Different! Goes ovtr big with tht chil dren I Good source of pronto t Be sure it's GH sugar I A U ' T STALIN WILL RETURN TO HEAVY DUTIES By EDDY GILMOHE MOSCOW, Oct. 28 (VI') Tho Russian people expect Generalis simo Stulln to return to his heavy duties In tha Kremlin about two weeks hence, re freshed by a vocation. Dlsputclies circulated abroad that Stalin Is 111 have not been rupcutnd hero. Tho presumption among tho Russians Is that their OS-yvur-old leader, who loft tha capitul October 0 for a destina tion never unnounccd, will be buck In time for celebration of the November 7 anniversary of the revolution. The usual length of a sovlot vacation is one month. OPA Files Suit To Recover Overcharges PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 26 (I; An OPA suit on file in circuit court against tho West Oregon terminal is said to be tho Hist attump to recover over churges on "war emergency" transactions. Charles Kaufman, OPA en forcement attorney, accused the terminal of overcharging $121, 214 during the war for storing lend-lease materials bound for Russia. Because tho government des perutcly needed the storage spuce, It did not "haggle over rates," ho said, but trusted terminal companies to follow regulations. Stalin customarily has deliv ered an address on tno evo of the November 7 holiday, and it Is assumed that ho will speak again this year, Stalin's constitution Is strong. Ho had sevcrul colds during the war which kept him in bed a few days, but hey were nothing serious. As a young revolutionist he experienced a difficult lifo, be ing arrested eight times and sent to Siberia seven times. Despite all that, he wus never seriously 111. If Stalin were seriously 111, precedent for un announcement was established during Lenin's last serious sickness. At that time tho press carried details of Len in's condition, his doctor and who called on him. Ona of the lust pictures of Lenin showed him with Stalin at Lenin s vacation spot near Moscow, the village of Gorki. The last foreigners to see Sta lin before he left on vacation were members of the "Finland USSR society," a group of . ja Change to CREAM OF RICE ,W. SB I don't hive toeosx my children to eat cereal, since the school nurse told me about Cream of Riccl Not a wheat cereal , , . not a corn cereal . . . Cream of Rice is made with nourishing rc It's the only hot rice breakfast cereal . . . hence it offer something uniquely different to de light a child's taste! Every serving is fortified to whole-grain levels with Vitamins B,, G, niacin and iron. Serve thls"hlgh-energy,"all-fomlly breakfast cereal regularly I 5 minutes to prepare. Oet Cream of Rice today. It's a hot rice breakfast caraal (hlldren lov to af i .am' Finns visiting the soviet union. The generalissimo received them October 8, the day before he left, After their meeting, several of the Finns said Stalin seemed to be in good health and that, while he might have looked as if he needed a vacation, there ap peared nothing wrong with him, 11 Drunks Appear In Police Court City police had a big day in court this morning. Eleven drunks, one vagrant and three drunk and disorderly cases ap- E eared In court. One drunk ailed out and three traffic tick ets were paid off. Two' minor accidents were re ported to police yesterday, Advisory Committee Named By Riley PORTLAND, Oct. 26 (VP) Portland's housing authority has a ncwly-appolntcd advisory com mittee 25 civic leaders named by Mayor Riley. They will help the authority decide when and how to remove war housing, also what to do with occupants. Committeemen Talk Veterans' Problems EUGENE, Oct. 26 CP) Thirty farm security administration committeemen from Jackson Coos, Curry, Douglas, Josephine and Lane counties today wound up a two-day discussion of vet erans' problems in returning to farm work. THIS WINTER WILL BE Uffl " .-r- r ! TO HELP PREVENT COSTLY AND INCONVENIENT STARTING TROUBLE WE RECOMMEND Fill Tune-np, plus a complete check of Battery : I ; Starter . , , Fuel System . . . Battery Cables . . . Generator . . . Cooling System. Change to Light Engine Oil . . . and Fresh Trans mission and Differential Lubricants (if they haven't been chaoged for 15,000 miles). ROSE MOTOR CO: t ! i CMC , 4th and Klamath PONTIAC Phona 8164 Friday, Oct. 26, 194S HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN The army is releasing more than 23,000,000 rounds ot shot gun ammunition for hunters. Head for the house, folks, and bar the windowsl The art of using veneer dates back to the earliest davs of civili zation. 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