ITruman BreadFor-Europe Program
Causes Rumblings Of Opposition;
Landon Blames Morgenthau Plan
WASHINGTON, Ful). 8 (IV)
'resident Truimm'n broud for-
liiroim urourum tout hud off
uiiilllnKS uf opposition In cim-
Ji'Unh lucluy, mid It led A If M,
-uiulon lu coiiUtnU the lUiuse
ult administration win partly
jroHpoimlblo fur llio food short
line iiforoiul.
j Flint tuutflblo hint of disap
proval wus thu Introduction of
u bill by Hop. Edwin A. Hull
(R-N.Y.) lo bun tho export of
liooclKtiiffn tomparurlly until It
Is tiulurmincci l n n l American
consumers will bo assurud "tho
present amount of while
.lit-miri "
3 Mr. Truman's plnn for cut-
Etlnii American wnenl consump-
Kjtlon iiImu drew (iivstlonlnK com
6'ment from other luwmiikur un-
Meiithtmnsllc ubout the durk
broud It will iiiuiiii on tho mi
Hun's menu.
Luiidon, 10:0 republican nom
inee for president, stepped Into
tho incipient delmiu by uttrlbut-
mu mo loud situation in uur-
niuny, ut least to what ho
tunned, thu "cruel mid Inhu
man" plan formulated by For
mer Secretary of tho Treasury
vMoi-Ki-ntlimi for treatment of
the cotuiuerod relcii.
Contendlnu tills country had
followed tho Moruenthuu plan,
Landon told n Hewn conference
yesterday in 'lowkn. the United
Kliiles must decide whether to
"continue to feed Ciirmuny, re
verse our policy, or bt mod'
cm GenKlils Khun,"
FDR Heritage
DcscrlbuiK the policy as a
her I lane which the Into Presi
dent ltoosevelt hud left Mr,
Truman, l.andon said It wua
"both silly mid criminal" to
pursue It bemuse "it la un utter
failure."
In Now York, Murgcnihou
said: 1 rucommond Hint Mr,
Landon buy a conv of my book
Hand road it. He obviously doc
not know what he Is tulklnR
about. 1 think his stutcment Is
vicious.
"Mr, Truman went to Pots
dam . , . the policy that fol
lowed la the result of his moot
Ini with representatives of
Groat Britain and Russia."
Meanwhile, there was addi
tional evidence of government
concern over current crops, of
ficial! who are In a position to
know disclosed privately that
the United States Is socking to
arrange for the Importation of
at least 30,01)0 Mexican farm
laborer! on a temporary basis
to help toward the coming har
vest. The plan would be similar
to that In effect during tho war
when the manpowor pinch wai
tlRhtest,
Hull, who Introduced the bill
running counter to Mr. Tru
man's proposal!, Ii a member
oof the house agriculture com
mlttee, Besides seeking to as
sure the present amount of
white bread in this country, it
also would provide for distribu
tion of sufficient grain to "areas
of the United Stales now suf
fering from shortages of live
stock and poultry needs."
Sympathetic
Whlln snrna -other fnrm-stalo
I congressmen saw in Mr. Tru
man s pinn ine aungcr oi now
livestock and poultry short
ages, many senate and house
members generally were sym
pathetic with his aim of getting
I ho greatest amount of food
posslblo to starving Europe.
Chairman Elmer Thomas
(D Okln.) of tho senate agricul
tural committee suld he had re
ceived telegrams complaining
that the president's plan to re
duce tho wheat content of
bread wll put 290,000 bakers
"out of business,"
But Thomas termed this "Just
one man's opinion" ana added
to a reporter, "I don't think
anybody will be hurt by eating
whole wheat bread for a
while."
Volunteer Firemen
To Sponsor Dance
TULELAKE, Feb. 8 March
IB has been set as the dato for
tho annual dunce sponsored by
the Tulclake volunteer flrcmon.
Fire Chief Buck Brlckcll has
named A. -G. Boyd, Floyd A,
Boyd and Don Webster as a
dunce committee.
Brlekoll and Burrls Short,
prosidont of the firemen, have
just roturncd from a fire pre
vention school at Fresno.
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Ity, no ifnfn ! iHp
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Morse Opposes
No-Strike Bill
WASHINGTON. Fob, 8 (IV)
Two Pacific northwest senators,
a ropubllcan und a democrat,
sided today ugninst tho Cnso bill
to rcaulnte lubor disputes.
Senator Mugnuson (D-Wash.)
told reporters ho believes tho
senuto should "consider long and
serious" before it decided to
ovon bring ill) a bill with such
"drastic provisions."
Senator Morse (R-Ore.) said
he opposes the bill because It
was "u hodgo poduo of restric
tions that can cuuso jnoro dis
ruptions in our economy than
tho stabilizing effect."
"It Is u manifestation of the
same anti-labor hysteria which
characterized public opinion fol
lowing tho first World War,"
Morse said,
"Instead of bringing labor and
Industry together In more har
monious lubor relations It will
Increase economic ' wurfur In
this country.
"It will Intensify class con
scious struggles both economical-,
ly and politically. I do not be
lieve Hint such class conscious
alignments uro in the national
interest."
Closing Days
For '46 Told
Klamath Merchants association
has announced 11)40 closing days
for stores In order that all fol
low the same policy.
Holidays to be observed by
closing were announced as fol
lows: Memorial Day, May 30;
Independence Day, July 4; Labor
DayfSeplombcr 2; Thanksgiving
Day, November 2B; Christmas
Day, December 25, also New
Years Day, January l, 1847.
It was voted not to observe
Armistice Day, November 11,
by closing, but to observe V-E or
y-J Day or both as set by the
president of the United States
Although the sap of all mantes
contains sugar, it Is the sugar
mnplo that Is tapped commercial
ly and forms --the basis of the
maple ayrup and sugar Industry.
Flashes Of
Life
HEAVY BABIES '
NEW VOIIK. Feb. B UV)
rrvi. .., . fttnf wlihrl three
pounds each at birth will tip the
scules lor a ioiui oi mors man
1200 pounds today on their sec
nnrl hlrthrlnv.
rnai is, ir me Keepers i hi
New York zoological parK can
got the lhrceyoung tlgeri into
me wcigmng cage.
The kecners estimate the ani
mals two males add a female
we uh 438. 403 and 340 re
spectively.
BARGAIN OFFER
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 8 (If)
Tickets to the Utah-Brlgham
Young buskotbull game here to
morrow night aro scorcor than
nylons.
With all 2200 tickets sold five
days beforo the contest, one fan
ran this ad In the Salt Lake Tele
gram: "Will exchange four pairs SI
gnugo nylons for four tickets to
Utuh-B.Y.U. basketball game."
' NOT ON YOUR LIFEI
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 8 P)
Edward Hornier, 20-year-old for
mer sailor end a victim of the
housing shortugc, thought he had
found a bargain,
A reul estate agent told him
he knew of a real buy at $5000
which would be available In
about three months.
"I'll tnko. you around to sec
It," tho agent suld. Then Hamler
learned the address. It was the
house of his parents, where he
and his wifo are visiting.
There was no sale.
FILES CANDIDACY
SALEM, Feb. 8 fP) Circuit
Judge H. K. Hannn. Jacksonville,
who has been circuit Judge for
the Jackson-Josephine county
Judicial district for five years,
filed his candidacy today for reelection.
Six Counties To
Promote Wonderland
A cumnulgn to rulse $50,000
for advertising to promote the
Shastu-Coscudo wonderland Is
now underway In six counties,
It wua reported loouy.
Meetings of Jackson and
Klumuth county leaders with
members of the executive com
mittee of the association aro be
ing arranged and will bo an
nounced soon,
Peter Ceng of Blebcr, Calif.,
generul campaign chulrmun, an
nounced that Luke county has
already made Its quota of
$2000, Ho suld ho expected to
be able to name two more
counties with completed quotas
In the near luture.
, Other counties In tho associa-
1 '
tion are Shasta, Trinity, Modoc,
Lassen, Siskiyou and Tenuma
In California,
Gale Drives Pipe . .
Stem Through Throat
MELTON PARK, SURREY,
England, Feb. 8 (A') A terrific
gale lashing southern England
caught 87-year-old James Mot-
tram, hurled him flat on his
face, and drove his pipe stem
through the back of nil throat
into his spinal column. .'
The coroner's verdict , today
was accidental death.
Liberty Ship Rides -Out
Coastal Storms
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8 (IP)
After riding out coastal storms
that ripped her from a tug, the
Jltf-iuis
StJoseph(
ASPIPI N
maun uwnn itum t m
GUNS
Winchesters
Remingtons
Ammunition
Most Calibers,
now in stock at
The Gun Store
714 Main St.
Friday, Feb. 8, 1948'
HERALD AND NEWS THREE
USS Henry Austin was in port
for repairs today.
The Liberty ship, which came
from San Pedro, docked . with
only one boiler functioning; but
her engine managed to pull her
through the last part of the trip.
The tug - Sand Key aided the
vessel at the Columbia river entrance.
; . NOTICE! V. '.
: -AEROSOL- .
For direct application of fine penicillin
mist to infections of nose, throat and lungs.
(Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds, Sinusitis, ,
Hay Fever, Etc.)
McATEE CLINIC '-.V;
122 So. 7th
Phone 8535
r.m.tt Br..it .
BOYS' JACKETS ,
Suits, Ensembles,
Shirts, Sport Shirt!
SUGARMAN'S
Ik tula
IS
ORDER NOW
To have 'em when you want em
Profitable Meat and Egg Producers
- As Low As
Place ordera now for chicks as hatched
. or aexed In all types of heavy breeds
or leghorns. All chicks guaranteed 4A.
SEARS FARM STORE
Phone 3188
20 Klamath
St. Valentines Day
Thursday, Feb. 14th
Close to every woman's heart
re two loves; YOU and her
feminine love for flowers.
This Valentine's Day remem
ber hor favorite gift flow
ers) Order now for complete se
lection. We deliver Inside
the city, on orders over $2.00.
May we suggest;
i ? , lAr BoUOJUetS "MM, Sprlns nowtn, Klc,
worsages vioien, Etc,
' Valentine Hearts Nv.ny BouqUu. .
Potted Flowers Zf&TU.0'',oi"'-
Klamath Flower Shop
1211 Main
Phone 4159
Charlie Mack Sanford Rosa
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