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I Anti-Zionist Riots Break Out In Cairo; Six Killed, Hundreds Wounded In Egypt By FRED KH1ECJ CAIRO, Nov. 3 (V) Antl Zionist rlota broko onl In Culro uKiiln today but wore swlttly Minpraimod by police. liouvy piitryln lomulnod on duty throughout tlm city to pre vent further ronnwul of the bloody vlolonco which yoslorclny coat six Hvua In Aluxnndrln and iff t huiulruda wounded In Cairo, Ak'xmidrlu, Port Sulci and other lSgyptlun cities, MiiJ. Don. X. W. Fllzpatrlck, uctlnu connnnndant of Culro po lice, personally dlructcd his men an they broke up crowds which wcio atonlnu bundles establish menta In the city's muln business district today. Windows of most shops long Sollinun Pasha street wore smashed and merchants wore forced to shutter their stores before the short-lived outbreak was quelled. Assassination Attempted (An Exchango tcloKraph dls putch received In London from Culro suld n attempt was mudo to iissiissliintu tho Lcbuncse presi dent, Ueshara AI-Khoury, near IJcyrouth yeatorduy. (Tho president was driving with his wlfo when a shot wus fired from an unnroachlng car, tho dispatch said, but neither was injured. Tho other car sped away,) The new flare-up came after Primo Minister Nokraahi Pasha had blamed tho Balfour annlver. sary fighting yesterday upon "riffraff" and predicted there would be no recurrenca of mob violence. Tho rioters stoned the Metro cinema on Sollmnn Pasha street, one of the main thoroughfares. The theatre is owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr. Then they swept on to other muln squares. Police toured the city In army trucks In an effort to forestall rurtner iigntmg. Crowds continued to mill llirouoh Cairo's Malika Farlda squuro, center of the capital's heaviest battles yesterday. Jew ish shops In that section made no effort to reopen. Heavy police natrols protected thorn from looting. Shout of "down with Zlon Im" were heard as college sta dents demonstrated within their school grounds. American troops remained re stricted to their barracks. Be. fore the new riots broke out, tho British hnd expressed hope that restrictions on their forces could bo lifted today. In Alexandria's shopping ccn. tcr not one pano of glass re mained Intact. Communications were at a standstill, cares closed and theatres not operating. Premier Nokrashl Pasha said Dint Cairo casualties totalled 320, Including 00 police, whllo 200 were injured in Alexandria. He reported 310 arrests In Cairo, Including ISO for looting. Tho premier, who drove to the sceno of one of yesterday's riots, said he personally arrested sev. eral looters when the mob raid nt m larae dnnnrtment store. "I soiled them by the scruff of the neck and placed them uiv dcr arrest," the premier sold. Vets Register At Employment Office A largo number of returned veterans are registered at the United States employment office with Los Flnley and Thomas F. Starr In chnrpo of veterans' env nlnvment. Many veterans have) been placed in civilian employment during the pest few weeks, but others are still avanama lor em ployment, according to Flnley and Starr, who urge employers to place calls for halp with them. Starr has recently been dis charged from the marine corps. He was stationed at tho Marine Barracks here bofore his re lease from service. Both Starr and Flnley plan to attend tho training and council meetings In Portland this com ing week, and aro leaving this weokond. Flnley will roturn Thursday, and Starr will be back Saturday. CEDRIC FOSTER NIW TIMt SUNDAY 3:30 P. M. Speniortd by Iht EMPLOYERS' GROUP fniuranca Companta of Jwton Cedrle Foster, distinguished commentator and reporter. Just returned from the Pactfle, and sponsored by The Employ era' Group Insurance Com Knnlee of Boston, will bring you Is analysis of current new oronts at this new time over YOUR MUTUAL STATION KFJI SIDE GLANCES lnfciwusYie.ai8. T. n mm mt. off.. t3 MEETING SLATED HERE NEXT TUESDAY (Conllnuod from Page One) woro "friendly." In Coos Bay, negotiations began between tne AKL and 11 larga coast opera tors. A third session was ro portod going smoothly at Aber deen with ono Grays harbor op erator. The AFL strike has shut down the Big Lakes mill here end nu- meroui oilier plants in tne Klamath basin district council area, Including tho mills at Lakcviow. AFL mon here have not attempted to picket the CIO mills In tho area. BOND PURCHASE LAGS PORTLAND, Nov. 3 (IP) Oregon has purchased only 7.7 per cent of its $60,800,000 Vic tory Loan quota, but 17 per cent of the campaign time is over, officials said today. The sales figure stands at $5,358,520 $1,027,668 In E bonds. WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Claar today, tonlsht and Sunday; warmar af ternoons nl!o northwailerly wind olf eoait. OREGON: Cloudy in south and partly cloudy In north portion today, tonight and Sunday. Warmer today. Gentle northweal winds oli coast. Passenger Ship To Sail For Orient SEATTLE, Nov, 8 (P) Posted to tall at 6 p. m. yesterday as tho first postwar passenger-carrier from hero to tho Orient, the Liberty ship Sylvester Pattle was delayed here today by crew trouble. Because she has 10 pas sengers for Shanghai, tho ship's cooks and stewards union mem bers asked an increase in their department and an adjustment of overtime pay. CHRISTENS 8HIP PORTLAND, Nov. 3 VP) Mrs. Mon C. Wallgren, wife of Washington's governor, christ ened the SS Washington Cedar, a 4000-ton lumber cargo vessel, at Albina shipyard last night. She was attended by the gover nor's socrctary, Roatha Chance. OF Continued from Pago One) military personnel who have served their country. The fail ure to resume work on these troop-carrying vessels is a defi nite hindrance to fulfillment of the promises that have been made by this government to re turn the armed forces with the promptness to which they are entitled." Meanwhile, labor and man agement had rpllt over tho ques tion of joint negotiations. Each blamed the other In telegrams to the U. S. conciliation service in Washington. "Concerning the Man Whose God Is Several Sizes Too Small For Him." The first sermon in a series entitled "About Man And God" Community Congregational Church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock Rev. Godfrey Matthews, Minister Saturday. November 3, IMS HERALD AND NEWS 8EVEH WHAT PERFORMANCE, WHEN THEY'RE LINED UP! .aAJ ,-avwv "W" m smi ani sj PROPERLY ALIGNED WHEELS MEAN: Effortless steering . , . freedom from "shimmy" . . . longer tire life . i less wear on front-end parts. Drive in for our wheel alignment and balance check-up- ROSE MOTOR CO. QMC 4th and Klamath PONTIAC Phone 1184 "You've been up here half an hour deciding what (o wear I don't sec how you ever munoged to get dressed. in time for reveille P IE WAGE BITTER FIGHTS (Continued from Page One) communists previously spurned government requests to with draw from railroads In return for sanction to hold certain areas. .More than 200 miles north west of Pciping a government garrison at Kwoisui was In dun gcr of losing that Suiyuan pro vincial capital in Inner Mon golia to besieging reds Tho at tackers, estimated at high as 120,000 men, were moving on tho city from two sides. Red forces also were reported attacking Tatung In Shanst pro vince to tho southeast of Kewl- sul. Another 100,000 communists at Kalgan, in Chahar crovlnce. were under orders of their lead ers to hold at all costs that an. clent grcot wall point of entry ana exu Dciwecn inner Mon golla and north China. Powers Invited To Afghanistan CORVALL1S, Nov. 3 VP) Dr. w. L. Powers, head of Ore gon State college soils depart mcnt, today was debating an in vitation to Afghanistan to help supervise construction or a too? 000-acre irrigation Droiect. The invitation came from the Afghan legation in Washington. Dr. Powers, who has worked on government projects in both Russia and Argentina, said he doubts whether ho can accept this offer, because of duties here. Classified Ads Bring Results WW? M M 0RNIN6 ZIP AND TAN8 FOR MEN ON THE 60 Start the dawith restarid tho world Is youTj oyster. Bathe with deep cleansing MEM Silver Fine Soap, followed by exhilarating, stimulating After Shave, Eau do Cologne or Toilet ,Water by MEM. For zip and tang, use .toiletries by JV1EM... unmistakably moscuine. A MAM'S BATH SOAP ganlarnani J arFlna it tat 1.50) lHajrt( (lt.Wl.0O tfi: . dnp ,AfTEH SHAYf I n 13.00 I . 13.00 A MAN'S TOILET JYATEB. jT 43.00 Im.sV5 rHlrCtsj -"-flirtdioriiely, farted in.Heti Woni CUt Hexu, Currins fM Drugs The Friendly Drug Store 9th and Main Sts. Phone 4514 G O "IT'S A GREAT FEELING TO BE BACK HOME!" After twenty-one months with the Seabees In the South Pacific, Klamath Falls really looks good to me. Mrs. Smith and I are both very happy to be back in Klamath Falls and once again to open our doors for business. j We will be happy to see our old customers and we Invite everyone to eom in and see us. We will operate our business on the same basis as we did before the war, specializing In electrical contracting, electrical supplies, electrical appliances and commercial refrigeration. Our motto will continue to be V II COURTESY ALWAYS II ELECTRICAL We give the same consideration and attention to a small job as we did the larger contracts, like the original airport lighting job at the Klamath Falls Airport n n i iMii : (1942) tne Eugene Airport (1942), the Redmond Air Base, Redmond, Oregon, CONTR A CTINl9 0942-43). If it's a base plug, a chain pull light, theatre or sawmill, we are in-,. WI11 1 lllW terested. All types of wiring. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION If you are wiring your own house, barn, spud cellar or pumping unit, come In and buy your electrical supplies from us. We will be happy to give you any and all information that you might need to make your Installation. Whether It is a yard light, or a 40 H. P.. electric motor, get the right information free. Our material prices are competitive. We will have electrical appliances as they are available. We service all makes of commercial refrigeration units. We sell commercial re frigeration and air conditioning units. It Is our intention to give you the best of service at a fair price, backed by 15 years of experience in the refrigeration busi ness. . We will build for you ... a home freezing unit to fit your needs, large or small. Combination units, walk-in coolers with a sharp freezing unit in it, suitable for aging meat, and general use. This equipment is ideal for farm or ranch use, It's ' a miniature cold storage plant In your own home. Now is the time to order your unit for next spring, so you will have it for the early canning season. We will have the small factory-built home freezers as they are available. Before you buy a home freezing unit, may we suggest you see us to be sure it Is suited for your Job. HOME FREEZER UNITS REMEMBER ' "You are always welcome at Mark Smith & Co. IMM 155 EAST MAIN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CO Phone 5370 (Same Old Stand) Klamcth Falls, Ore.' ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE
