Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 01, 1945, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextFree Press Advocates Insist On Requirement In Appropriation Bill By WILLIAM F. ARBOQAST WAHIIINOTON, Nov. 1 (!') Tho houso fuccil n ntiuwduvHi to dny ovur Inclusion of u "fruo press" ru(Uirvnii!iit In u $500, UOO.UUO UDprnprlutUm bill. Tlio iiiuiiiiii.'iil ecu lorn iirouiicl nil nmuixlmciit ly Kimi. Clmi'iicu Brown (R-OMIrt) to (limy finuls unci survives of tho United Nu tlons rnlliif rfnd rnlinbllltiitlon HOUSE ASKED TO ires m PRICES WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 Ml Form xtuto rcpreitontntl veil tied a demnnd (or Incrcnsorl iwrlcul- tunil prlcvi todny to ProsltUmt miliums cnll (or a boast in la bor'i wugca, Led by Rep. Puce (D-GtO, they sought to rowrlto tho farm pur ity formula o na to include tho coat of farm Uibor In tho "(ulr price" computation. I'lirlly li deemed to bo a form conunodlty price which will itlva formori a purchuslnu power cciulvalcnt to a former fnvornblo porlod, equally 1001)1814. Pace told reporter! It U as necossnry to maintain tho pur chasing; power of tho lurmcr o mat of tno louoror. Hlka Parity Price Tlio formula revision, aiirlcul til re expert suld, would boost many purity prices ny nnnroxl tnatoly 31 per cent, For cxumple the government under present conditions would consider 2a. i cent a pound a "fair price" for cotton Instead oi tlio present 31.7 cents parity level; $2.02 a bushel for wheat Instead of $1.68, and $1.47 a bushel (or corn Instead of SI. 12. The house has approved tho parity change twlco In recent years but the senate has not none nlonK. With tho unanimous approval of the house aurlculuiro commit too, Puce expected to present the legislation o tno nouso in a formal report again todny. lie said ho did not know when the houso will call It up for a vote udmlnlntrutlon to tiny country wnoso uovernmeni: , (1) Dunk's "full and free ac cess" to United States newsmen suukliiK news of UNKRA activi ties or, (2) Discriminates ugulnnt Am orlcun reporters. Withheld Relief in Its original form, tho umeiidinent would have with held relief from uny country not rccoKiil.iig complete freedom of tho press us 11 Is understood In this country. U row n modified It to apply only to rcporthiK of UNUHA activities when it become appar ent Hint a broader restriction might bu ruled out of ordor on a technicality. Tho amended proposal has supporters and opponents In both democratic and republican ranks. Tlio republican steering committee, shupcr of party policy In tho houso, bus endors ed Its principle!, When tlio controversy Is sot- 5 FRANKFURT, Cormony, Nov. 1 ll') Tho United States army started rounding up leading bankers In the American occupa tion zone today and arrested 21 directors of the six largest In stitutions, accusing them of financing tho German war ma chine ami helping tho nuzls ex ploit occupied countries. R. A. Nixon, deputy director of the U. S. military govern ment division Investigating car tels, sold '"It seems pretty sure that we will recommend trial of theso men as war criminals." He said the six "German banks started financing Hitler's rearmament back In 1035 and served virtually as spies during the war In economic and poli tical affairs." Nixon listed the big six banks at the Deutsche bank, tho Drcs doner bonk, the Commerz bank, the bank Der Deutschen-Arbclt, tho relchs Kredlt-Gcscllschnft and the Berliner Handcls Gcs cllschnft. Tho Berliner Handels Gesells schnft and the bank Der Dcuts-chen-Arbelt are now closed. Tho others urn doing business on a limited bnsls. The ormy Is looking for other directors. tied. DorliuDa late today, tho bill uoos (o tho sonata, An Indication of tho closeness of tho fight wus given Tuesday when the approp riations commlttco rejected a similar proposal, 10 to 19. No Valid Objection Brown and his supporters argued at length yesterday that mere could lie no vunu objec tion to nermlttlnu Tree rebortlnii of how United States dollars are being spent for foreign roller They pointed out Unit tho new fund would boost to Sl.30U.UUU 000 this country's contribution to tho 48-nvtion relief under taking In liberated countries, making It by far tho largest donor. Opponents Insisted the offect of tho proposal is to declare that the United Slates will not help feed starving children and wo men unless their governments glvo a frco rein to American newsmen. In some countries, they ar gued, the people who need food and clothing have little or noth ing to say about government policies. Others "controlled bv Russia." snld Rep. McMlllen (R III.), ''will not bo permitted to make such an agreement." Government- Seeks Public Ownership Of Telecommunications LONDON, Nov. 1 (P) Chan cellor of the Exchequer Hugh Dolton said in commons today the labor government had decid ed to press for public .owner ih I p of telecommunications serv ices now operated by Cablo and Wireless, Ltd. Dalton said legislation for that purpose would be intro duced "In due course." The announcement came as tho first official notice that the government wus planning to ex tend its nationalization program beyond that announced in Its campaign platform. The platform called for pub lic ownership of the Bank of England, Inland transportation, public utilities and heavy indus try. DOES NOT APPLY WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 (VP) A revision in apple storage charges which may be added to tho celling price, announced yes terday by the OPA, docs not apply to Washington or Oregon. Stromberg-Carlson Radios. Darby's Muaio Co. JOAN O'NEILL Monday will bo tho first day thut tho students may sign for tho annual, Tho 1 Kodco. The CI ll..l,. ...III will mtW) consist of about fT 110 panes undfi win nuvo in dividual turcs of Juniors seniors homeroom turcs of tho AV, ,,fX o p h o m o res ( , J f mm irc5iiini.ii i JA so every stu- dent will be Joan O Neill pictured in tho book. All clubs and orgunizutions in school will appear In group pictures. Tho annual will cost $2.00 which is considerably less than they were In the years past. There hasn't been an annual for four years although the school was ablo to huvo a your book. The let-down was due to the cur tailing of supplies because of the war. Barbara Roskamp, editor of the Itodeo, has stu ted that unless 750 copies are sold there can not be an annual .The drive opens Monday und will lust until Fri day the 16th. Advertising Is to be solicited from the business men around town to help balance the cost of puDiicuuon. t Officers Elected At a recent meeting of the Latin club the following people were elected as new officers: Clarence Bussman, president; Roy Larson, vice president; Mary Ann Mills, secretary. The Pep Peppers also elected one of their members to fill the office of social chairman. Doro thy Howry was elected, In The Gym Tumbling started Tuesday night and from the turnout it looks like a promising team In QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms ef Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FrMBMkTdlsofHoimTreatmiitthat Must Help or It WIU Cost You Nothing Orwtwo million bottle of the WILLAXID TREATMENT harobeon Mid for relief of rmplonu of dlitrou arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulean duo to Emm Acid JW DIkiUmi, Sour or Usm Stetnach, OmMimu, Hurl bum, SlMpl-mima, etc, duo to licit Acid. Sold on lSdara' trial! 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The nominating commit tee chose the following girls to run for the executive offices and other nominations were to come from the floor. Nominees are: president: Caryl Vandcrwall, Pat Myers; vice president: Ella Jones, Peggy Weybrondt; secretary: Betty Westlln, Sharon Williams, Gailya Eichendonf; treasurer: Marcella Rand, Irma McBride. And Incidentally Cards will not be Issued next Wednesday because of the In ability to get the report cards printed. Grades will not be put on tho cards until November 13 or 14. At the student council meet ing Wednesday Miss Irland, Kra ter and El Rodeo advisor, ex plained the El Rodeo. The securing of pins for the student council members was also brought up and a committee to look Into the matter was appoint ed. The Pep Peppers had a Hallo ween party after school Wednes day along with a short business meeting. You can expect the Krater to be in your homeroom tomorrow for distribution. 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