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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1945)
Wednesday. Dec. 19. 1945 HERALD AMD NEWS TWO Shanghai Will Hail Marshall SHANGHAI, Dec. 19 (P) This city prepared to welcome General George C. Marshall to morrow amid speculation ' the special American envoy would meet Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek at Nanking, x The American general, . 'on whom China pins hones for an early end to fratrldal strife, will fly to Nanking Friday, it was learned reliably. .- , The World Dally News'1 in Chungking said Marshall would meet Chiang at Nanking, for the first time, and accompany him to Chungking. - Chiang returned in triumph late yesterday to Nanking, the prewar capital from which he and his government were driv en by the Japanese in 1937. Accompanied by Madame Chiang, he flew there m a Chinese-manned C-47 from Pelp lng, where he told correspond ents he was glad President Tru man "reaffirmed the original United States policy toward China. ' "I admire him because he has shown he understands the situ ation In this country," the gen eralissimo said. : Marshall arrived in Manila today and plans to leave for Shanghai tomorrow morning. THEY'RE CONFUSING Red and green, the two most important colors used in traffic signals, arc the colors most com monly confused by persons who are color blind. . : Compromise GI BUI Approved WASHINGTON. Dec. 19 () The senate and house today ap proved a compromise GI bill of rights and sent it to the White House. The house, acting first, adopt ed it on a standing vote of 134 to 23. The senate shouted Us approval, without objection, on a voice vote. The bill revises and simplifies many of the provisions of the original GI bill of rights enacted in 1944. The changes , deal primarily with education and loan provi sions and removes a requirement of uie original law mat tuition fees and unemployment allow ances of the GI bill be deducted from any future bonus congress may vote for veterans. 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Described by labor party members as "a great charter of freedom for the English peo ple," the bill transfers the his toric financial institution to public ownership, with adminis tration by a governor, deputy governor and court of 10 direc tors appointed by the king. The capital of the private bank was $58,212,000. It has paid 12 per cent dividends an nually since 1023. Shareholders will be compensated with gov ernment stocks Bearing a per cent interest. Klamath Indians Elect Committee Eight members of the Klam ath tribe, who will serve as the tribal business committee, were named at an election held Tues day, it was announced by Su perintendent B. G. Courtright. Tnl 1 . w.m In nnprntlnn at Chiloquin, Beatty and Sprague River and elected were Jesse Lee Kirk, Boyd J. Jackson, riovinn irirlr nirp Vain. James Johnson, Tom Watah, Seldon E. jurk ana uiDoon i.ook. Some of those named Tues- Aa urap. ttlen mmlvn of the business committee elected ex actly 10 years ago Tuesday, Courtright observed.- ' " Youth Hurt In Auto Crash TULELAKE, Dec. 19 Russell McFall, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McFall, is recovering from injuries to his head and arm re ceived several days ago in an au tomobile accident near Strong hold. A pickup driven by Tom Fish, was towing an old car driven by Andy Milligan when the Milligan car overturned. Mil ligan was accompanied by young McFall. Fish had as his passen ger. Jack Best. Minor injuries were suffered also by Milligan. Classified Ads Bring Results. Doors Open 6:45 Ends Tonito! loaf JEAN HEATHER pwir Also! V-67" Starrs Tomorrow! The year's WACKIEST IAMB0REE1 Seattle Machinists Vote To Strike SEATTLE. Dec. 19 m Ma chinlsts representing most of tne macnine snops nere voiea 1296 to 299 to strike in their demand for a 30 per cent wage increase, retroactive to Septem ber 15, Thomas P. Graham Jr., regional director of the National Labor Relations Board, announc ed today. Tabulation of the vote of the AFL-Internatlonal Association of Machinists taken Saturday was completed today. Of ZZU0 eligi ble to vote, 1604 cast ballots and nine were void. Small Town Urged For Site Of UNO LONDON, Dec. 19 (P) Great Britain urged the United Nations preparatory commissions today to consider a small town "in the east of the United States" as the permanent home of the United Nations organization. The British delegation pre sented the commission an offi cial document listing considera tions which it said should be taken into account in picking the site. . A member of the British dele gation said the recommendation could be Interpreted as favoring a town "not too close to Wash ington." 62 Reefer Cars Arrive At Tulelake The Tulelake area received 62 refrigerator cars, and 15 were spotted nearer Klamath Falls yesterday as the long-awaited In crease of reefers arrived to break a threatened bottleneck in Klamath basin potato shipments. Southern Pacific officials said today that potato growers could expect a steady flow from now on. MOURNER'S BEARD It was the custom of Romans to shave off the beard at the age of 21 and present it 89 an- offer ing to household gods. A beard was grown after that age only as a sign of mourning. , POWERFUL AIR BEACON The airport beacon at Cleve land, O., can be seen a distance of 125 miles by flyers, and it Is possible to read a newspaper by its light five miles away. Only 20 per cent of the 300 Islands in the Bahamas are inhabited. House Approves Palestine Policy WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (fl" The house joined the senate to day In favoring free entry of Jews Into Palestine. The house agreed to a senate passed resolution calllnK on the government to "use. its good offices" with Great Britain for opening Palestine fully to Jew ish people. The bill does not require the president's signature. It is merely an expression of coil' gressional views. The house approved the reso lution Dy voice vote, after tho chamber had defeated by a 133 to 36 standing vote a motion to send it back to the foreign af fairs committee. Elderly Man Burned . To Death In Blaze MOUNT VERNON, Dec. 19 W) An elderly man was burned to death and a volunteer fireman was injured seriously when fire destroyed a half block of busi ness buildings early today. James Barton, 72, a bachelor, died in the flames when he broke away from firemen and ran back into his second floor room In one of the burning buildings in an attempt to recover his cloth ing. Gerald Nelson, a fireman, was badly burned in an explosion in one of the structures. The fire, starting In the base ment of the Rood Implement company building, spread rapid ly through adjoining structures. Congressional Socks ; Hang la. Washington WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (fl5) Santa Claus will find all but one pair of Oregon's congressional socks hanging from fireplaces in the national capltol this year. Only Senator Cordon, who has been in Oregon several weeks, plans to spend the holiday at home. Senator Morse (R) and Representatives Angell, Ells worth and Stockman will cele brate Christmas here. Dairy Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Ray Hicks is improv ing after undergoing a major operation in Hillside hospital 10 days ago. Classified Ads Bring Results. ' Wfe Hw InuU Wt rinu'fwr Ham ..yi will ftia your iiiuitiul I bannohIX ImmJs fl5M3JM Doors Open TODAY 1:30 6:45 HURRY! LAST TIMES TONITE! HURRY! STARTS THURSDAY! BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! THE PULITZER PRIZE PLAY . . . With everything you've ever asked for in a great PICTURE!! " ' ; Geo. Kaufman's Moss Hart's "You Can't Take It With You" With Great Caitl ' Jean ARTHUR Lionel BARRYMORE James STEWART Edward ARNOLD Misha AUER Ann MILLER A Columbia Picture County School Bus Drivers Do Fine Job If you think a short trip ovor an Ico-covcred highway or down a frozen country roud is bad, Imagine the troubles the county school bus drivers are having making tho nurno trips day In uiul.duy out In all sorts of weather and under .every driv ing conditions. The county is operating SO buses dully, ferrying youngsters to tho various grudo and high schools and tho school buses must get through, no mutter what the roud conditions; Most of the routes ure. fulrly short, 3U-3B miles for two way trip, the driver general ly starting from a point near his homo, picks up children on tho way to school in tho morning and drops thorn off in tho after noon, ' Tho longest route in tho coun ty is covered by Florence Conk lin, who niukvs ubout 70 miles a day from Shovlln to Gilchrist and back, hauling upper grade and high school students. That route Is the only one going out of tho' county, a short swing up to tho Fremont highway in Des chutes county and then buck Into Klamath, ' W a l't e r Machuy's Chcmult Gilchrist trip amounts to 80 miles a day. Also up In that district, Betty llromuda drlvos through the worst snow' In the county, from tho Crescent Lake, Cresclell and Mowlch areas to Gilchrist. Tho heaviest passenger busl- Continupus Dally, Open 12i30 Now Playing! yOU'RE IN FOR A RIOT OF FUN AND FROLIC!! 'SYDNEY ORECNSTMET REOINAID GARDINER . JXJAKAUJ4aAUXAND Plus I Smash Mystery! mm. makes two trips dally from the city suhurhan dlstrlot In to Sluistu, Altmnont socondnry aiutT Altamont Junior high, currying 220 pupils, C. A, Clink, driving from Sumiuurs, Miller Kill and tho old Sliuw-Burtrain mill to Altamont and Summers schools, carries 180 chlldron t day, and Elinor Provost brings 105 from tho city suburbs to Altamont schools and back. Most of tho buses are of vari ous types, capacity of 30 to 00 unsseugurs, but the county has -two new carryalls built for OS passengers. Jack Lowdorbaugh drives one to Henley school and Clulr llullnbnck tukes tho other from Kerns' lune to Keno with grudo school pupils, comes from Keno and Fulrhavon with KU1IS students from east of Kerns' lune to Fulrhavon. Six buses run to Bonanza, two to lily, three to Mulln, two to Morrill, five to Henley and three to Chiloquin. Altogether mora than 1000 youngsters are carried to school and buck on busos overy day. and tho 30 bum's travel a total of U0: miles dully. AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS Tho non-mursuplnl mummuls of Australia Include moro than 50 species of rats and mice, plus tho dingo, buts and murine mum muls, such us whales, porpoises, dugongs and souls. Doors Open Today 1130-0143; ENDS TONITE! Tf?nfffiSiii of "um" i I T l A 1 1 c I i ' - W. 1 t avi r s i 1 X5 SM f ANDREWS DABNIU J ANDREWS ' STARTS TOMORROW! ' j " juNi stout' fj jt-vVJ i L Hootita Ivif lX- O 14 K BJJ2aTBBBii'fcMt 1 AND! THE REALUOW-DOWH!! t vyiirGitus Doors Open 6:45 -pV Today and Thursday it 2 GRAND HITS! ... TERRIFIC DRAMA!! Hedy LAMARR Geo. BRENT Paul LUKAS ; In EXPERIMENT PERILOUS" 2ND HIT! Whoever heard of . . . Comedy with Crime?! . . . They DID . . . IN "HAVING WONDERFUL CRIME" Starring Carol LANDIS For O'BRIEN Geo. MURPHY
