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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1946)
UNO Votes Unanimously To Create Special Atomic Energy Commission i i i " LONDON. Jim. 24 (in The United Notions ucnoriil anKoin bly voted uiiitnlmously today for tha creation of n siicchil atomic eiiei'K.v commission, tuned by U. S. Socrutury of Stale James F, Byrnes in nuccs nry to save thu world from on atomic armament race. 'I'lie uctlon enme lifter little moro II in 1 1 un hour of discus Ion during which hoth llyrnes mid Clilrf Soviet Di'li'KiiJo An drei Vlshlnsky urged prompt nctlon. Tho voto win 47 to 0, with four nullum nbntii lriltiK. A I molt Niiiuiltiinvoimly tho world nei'inlty council nil mninecd lluil It would meet to morrow to consider complaint Involving Iran, Urccco mul In donesia. Tim coniihilntn, providing tho basis for tho flint major lent of thn UNO's machinery to set tin disputes, will bu considered at 3 p. in. (Ill u. in., EST). Byrnti To Leave n y r n u i, who came to the UNO ineetlnK primarily to work on creation of thn atomic commission, planned to leave within ii mutter of hours prob uhly today mid certainly tomor row. American officials mild. Thu commission would have no power to compel tho united States or any other country to illscloso liny of Its atomic oner uv uroducllon secrets or din close how the atom bomb Is iiiado, according to Interpreta tion ulven uy uyrncs. us re sponslhlllty will he to work out ways of keephiK atomic cncrify from belnif used desirucuveiy. It will bu composed of repre scntatlvcs of thu 1 1 nations on the security council and Cana da, and will bo responsible to the council for its work and policies. Duckworth Marker, UNO pub He relations officer, ill announce iuK that tho security council would take up the Iranian, Greek and Indonesian Issues to morrow, said tho council would not act at that time on thu question of selecting: a nominee for tho kuy post of UNO secrc-tury-Kcnerul, un issue on which tho live major powers appar ently were deadlocked. "flu, council will be asked formally what It wants to do about the ltussian and Ukraine communications drawing atten tion to the presenco of British troops In Greece ana moo ncsin," Darker said. Sovlat Charges He snld the council would bo iked bv Chairman Norman J O. Mnkln of Australia aloiui what line It should proceed with the Soviet charge against Britain. Tho samo question, Barker stated, would bo asked about Iran's charges that Russia was Interfering In Iranian Internal affairs. Til official British attitude Is that a UNO investigation in to tho Greek situation would bo welcomed, but British torclgn Secretary Ernest bcvln was un durstood to hold the vlow that no Inquiry Into tho Indonesian situation should be held now. Tho British contend that a state of war still exists In Java ami that Britain was asked by the combined chiefs of stuff in Washington to send troops Into Indonesia to clean up tno Japn nesc and maintain order. They maintain that an Investigation now would ho opportune. Question Action - In Athens 10 Greek political parlies. In a Joint statement questioned Russia' action In placing before tho United Nu Hons the mutter of British troops in Greece. They ex pressed "surprise because tho question of the withdrawal of British troops was raised with' out Greece's cognizance." Shortly before tho assembly session Byrnes told reporters that he had not been urging the security council to delay con sldcratlon of tho complaints brought to it by Iran against Itussin and by Russia against the UrlliNli in Greece and Indonesia. Most of the London press has been reporting for two dnys that Byrnes wns bringing pres. sure for delay, that Russia was supporting his view and that tho British foreign secretory, Ernest Bevin, was fighting to win immediate action. Byrnes said today he had never expressed any such view to any individual and that the subject hud never come up In nny meeting of the representa tives of the live principal powers. Other officials said Byrnes had told Bcvln tho sooner the cases come before the council tho better. Classified Ads Bring Results. WHITE PELICAN LEGION No. 146 OF THE moose' WILL MEET IN TALENT SUNDAY, JAN. 27 Bu will leava 1010 Pin St. at 9i30 Sunday morning $2.25 round trip. Room for 34 only. Notify secretary at 1010 Pins St. Phone 8454. LARGE CLASS OP CANDIDATES FOOD-FUN-FROLIC Ex-Nazi Official Hanged 1 ! -'"irJi i fi';.-'y'i S JSs l . ..' L. .-7,. x ,-7- - - More Klamath Basin Navy Men Discharged From navy separation centers on the west coast comes word of tho discharge of more Klam ath Basin men, From Klamath Falls are Kurl L, Blivcn, 8 1c, Oregon state highway commission; Normun E. Linvlllo, AOM 2c, 2225 itud- cllffo; Ens. Owen P. Moses, 20$ Lewis; L. D, Hunsaker, CPhM, 2073 Summers lane; Arthur L. Onischkowsky, S 1c, 2110 Wlard, Vernon Hoaglln, CMMM, William O. Butler, S 1c, 284 E. Main; Thomaa L. Isltt, CMMM, 2210 Dorrow; and Merrltt K. Redmond, MMM 2c, 521 Hill side, From Chiloquin is Duncan E. Ronrk, AMM 1c, from Merrill, Harold W. Rleck, Y 2e, and from Bonanza, Norman Brown, AMM 2c. NYLONS TO THE BRAVE MARLBORO, Mass., Jan. 24 (IP) Three mice gave several men a break In a nylon hosiery line yesterday. When the rodent.! escaped from a box being un loaded from a truck, the women scampered and the men, made Thursday, Jan. 241948 HERALD AND NEWSTHREE of braver stuff, just moved up to the head of the queue. ANTI-CLIMAX PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 24 (IP) John E. Moore, 60, drove his car Into the path of the Santa Fe Chief streamliner. His car was carried more than a block by the locomotive's cow catcher. Moore stepped out ner vous but uninjured. Police gave him a traffic tick et. They said Moore hud failed to observe a crossing wigwag sig Btromberg-C ailloo Radio, Derby's Music Co. Frans Btraittr (center) stand with hands foldtd juat before h was hanged at Lnndiberg, Germany, for killing two American filers forced down In Germany during the war. Johann Reichart, German executlonor, is Just behind Strasser. Col. T. N. Griffin, (lar left), U. S. third army provost marshal, read th charge against Strasser lor th last tim. (AP wirephoto). TRANSPORTATION NEWS River May Be Rerouted To Avoid Slides Considered as a possible way to avoid further landslides such as those which recently Impaired rail travel north of Dunsmuir, Southern Pacific officials are negotiating for the purchase of land near Uper Soda Springs at Dunsmuir onto which they may move tho Sucramento river as well as moving tho roadbed away from the danger urea at the base of thu hillsldu which has been sliding. Tho river has been filled In on the side adjacent to tho rail road tracks and rock has been dumped along tho bank forcing thu water to the opposite side. Tho worst slides occurred on December 28 and January 2 and resulted In a complete tie-up of rail traffic. Tho track has been moved a few feet away from the foot of the hill, but railroad officials want , more land so that there will be no future danger of slides. One tract of land under con sideration is owned by the Cali fornia Oregon Power company and another is known as the Masson meadow. T. J. Martin, Great Northern general master carpenter is In Klamath Falls from Seattle on business. Doris Crews, 1B21 Ivory, who is an employe of Great Northern in its freight office, is on her vacation and Pauline Miles, a clerk In the same office, has Just returned lo work from a two week vacation. Morgan Davis of Dunsmuir, who served with Southern Pa cific for 44 years, retired recent ly and ho and Mrs. Davis left to make their home In San Fran cisco. He first worked with the railroad in the Dunsmuir round house in 1902. In 1904 he was a locomotive fireman, and six years later, was promoted to an engineer. Parish Dinner Will Be Held January 25 The annual narish dinner of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be held St. Paul's Day, Friday, January 25, In the parish house at 0:30 p. m. There will be elec tion of the Junior warden and vestrymen for the coming year, reports of organizations and a program following the dinner to which all members of the church and friends arc Invited. 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