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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1946)
Mac Tells Off On Allied Rule Of Japan TOKYO. April 17 (VP) Gen eral Mac-Arthur replied to Rus itn criticism by bluntly telling the four-power allied council to day that consideration of hi past actiona in administering Japan was no part o( its job. And his military government officer asserted that Russia's questioning of allied occupation policy, "whether in good faith or not ... is a warning that success of the occupation is threatened."' MacArthur told the council in a written statement that its "responsibility, being exclu sively advisory and consultative, does not involve a review of action heretofore taken in the administration of Japan." His military government offi cer, Brig. Gen. Courtney Whit ney, said the Japanese govern ment was complying with the purge directive "as fast as con sistent with occupation policies." Naw Election MacArthur also replied to a Russian request that a new election be held if an "undesir able" diet were chosen in last Wednesday's balloting. He in dicated some successful candi dates would be investigated fur ther, and added: "It is essential that the su preme commander issue no statement and avoid any action which might seem to bring pres sure for or against any par ticular party or group." MacArthur also declined a re quest for drafts of imperial rescripts, government legislative acts and orders of the min isters and ministries at least 10 days prior to issuance. "To require such delay of the Jap anese government," he said, "would but cause practical sus- Specialixed Sheer Metal Exhaust Systems Blow Pip Systems Dust Collectors Elerator Buckets Conveyors . Material Handling Systems J. S. FADE 4SI Spring . Phone 3616 TIME TO PAINT!" PRESERVATIVE PANTS Lnws mr taa iT"1 1 "- prr!".tj 1 PAIN? Battar Patau ara Hada" nittrJbata ar Fyock- Moon lnc. raaaa MM rtaarar Blr. TIRED. I1ERV0US a 'BIT BLUE' On "CERTAIN DAYS" . Of The Month? 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Seventy-three per cent of the eligible voters went to the polls, he said, ousting "the party in political power and moving sharply toward a more liberal concept of the relation ship between government and the people." Fishermen To Stay On Jobs SEATTLE, April 17 (.) A strike proposed as a protest against the office of price ad ministration's refusal to raise halibut ceiling prices was voted 176 to 36 against yesterday by the Deep Sea Fishermen's union (Ind.) Union Secretary Harold I Grotle said "our men will be i on the fishing banks when the season opens May 1." Similar strike votes were be ing taken at union branches in J Ketchikan. Petersburg and Ju neau. Alaska, but their total could not affect the Seattle decision, union officials said. At a recent hearing the fish ermen asked an increase of at least 20 per cent in the ceilings of 17 cents a pound for medium halibut and 16 cents for larce and small fish. They based the request on Increases in operat ing costs. Oregon Man Awarded Oak Leaf Cluster WASHINGTON. April 17 P) Award of the Oak Leaf cluster to the Distinguished Service medal to Maj. Gen. Thomas M. Robins. Portland, Ore., for his ; work with the army engineers .from September, 1939, to Sep ; tember, 1945, was announced to- day by the war department. ! . The citation said that as assist ! snt chief of engineers, he played i a "highly important part" in di I recting the corps during the dif i ficult expansion period prepar ing for war and in its duties after war was declared. PX SALE PORTLAND. April 17 fP) Portland army airbase will place its post exchange equipment on sale next Wednesday, with vet erans to have first choice in pur chasing. Classified Ads Bring Results. MILLIONS ARE GUIDED theee three wsvs when they buy aspirin. (1) Parity 2j Speed (3) Economy. 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I The admiral who stirred him I up, he said, was in charge of the i Hawaiian station. The chief executive had a late ! afternoon appointment today I with Secretary of the Navy For- restal and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, chief of naval operations, to talk over at their request the proposed army-navy merger. Mr. Truman said he thought the admiral in Hawaii was mimed Melville. Anyway, he added, the i admiral in charge there got into print in an interview which he saw, and he said it really stirred him up. While House Press Secretary Charles G. Ross later named Rear Admiral A. S. Merrill, com mandant of the eighth naval dis trict at New Orleans, as the man Mr. Truman had in mind. No one at Hawaii was involved. Ross told reporters that what agitated the president was a j statement or speecli made by Ad I miral Merrill at Dallas, Tex., last Thursday, just a few hours : before the president held a news I conference. Ross identified the admiral af ter the navy department report ! ed it had no record of an Ad ' miral Melville and said it could j give no clue to the identity of j the officer in question, i At his news conference last ! Thursday, the president rapped the navy sharply for using lob bying and propaganda against a merger bill pending in congress. Piper Safety Contest Set All flyers of Piper Cub planes will have a chance to partici pate in a big Piper safety con test which started April 1, it was announced by Allen Mocabee. manager of Oregon Aircraft Service, official sponsor group of the contest in this area. A Piper Cub is now on dis play on the first floor of Mont gomery Ward and company, as will be a distinctive trophy which will be presented tile con test winner. The trophy will be shown April 17 to 24, and will then be on exhibit at Rickys Jewelers. Eligibility requirements and contest rules along with entry blanks are available at Oregon Aircraft Service. Winner of the contest will be announced through The Herald and News and KFLW. Chiropodist Will Open Offices Here Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin, chir opodist, is opening offices in the McAtee Clinic, 122 S. 7th. Dr. Garvin is a graduate of the Uni versity of California, class of 1938. studied for three years at the DeVeny Clinic in Portland and later practiced In Boise, Ida. Mrs. Garvin and two children are now in Boise but will join l her husband when he finds a I house. Air Reserve Group To Discuss Plans PORTLAND, April 17 (Pi Plans to reactivate the Portland chapter of the Air Reserve asso ciation to stimulate air programs for Oregon's 3000 military air corpsmen will be discussed here Friday, National Association Di rector Col. Chester McCarty re ported today. A Medford unit has been re- j organized and others will be set up throughout the state, Col. Mc Carty reported. 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FILMS DEVELOPED and PRINTED 6 or 8 35c Exposure Roll Reprints 4c Each Jumbo Prints 8c Ea. Photo Supplies Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention BUD'S 1031 Main Phon 35S6 Jimmy Walks Again :.:?!! .rt V :; 'J':!')r- - "' i t " a 1 W ' ' On his way to calebrat his fourth birthday, litil Jimmy Heilly. who lost both legs beneath the wheels of a trnin. tries out his new legs as he is helped down the steps ot Martha Wash ington home in Chicago by Mrs. Marguerite Coady who sponsored a fun,d to provide Jimmy with artificial limbs Ap wirephoto. Fugitive From Texas Clink Steals Plane To Elude Law COLUMBIA, Mo.. April 17 (Pi A young man, tentatively iden tified as Vernon Simpson, 22. fugitive from a state prison in Texas, flew away in an airplane which he stole at the Columbia municipal airport today as po lice officers closed in upon him. The youth appeared at the air port at 6 o'clock this morning, and told Norris McKinzie. guard, that R. E. Lucas Jr., owner of a plane parked there, would be out Sheriff Asks Aid In Torso Butchery OREGON CITY, April 17 .4'l Sheriff Fred Reaksecker ap pealed to the public today to help identify the woman whose sawi'J-off torso and parts of limbs were found in the Willam ette river last weekend. He said clothing found wrap ped about the torso offered the best hope of identification, but that no one has so far been able to recognize it. State Hospital Receives Buildings SALEM, April 17 f.-Pi Ore gon State hospital today re ceived six barracks buildings from the army for use as tem porary housing for mental pa tients until new buildings can be constructed. The buildings were obtained from the Salem airport. It's Different! Starts V ; v ' 4 4.A tfr " t ri-r z A H vA', L'" v" 4-'"1 J k Grand Entertainment for the Entire Family k OLAF Special Bargains! Gags! Lotsa Fun! Spomorod by Piggly Wiggly Hnnion'. Market Tower Theatre On the Scrnl "THAT NIGHT WITH YOU" Franchot Ton. Suianna Foster Pluil 2nd Hitl "FROLICS ON ICE" to fly liim. Mi'Kiniie, haying been warned that Simpson was at large and might steal a plane, was suspicious, and went to the hangar to check the description given him by the police. Con vinced that the youth was Simp son, he called the police. When he returned the youth already was in the plane. He started the motor, and when Mc Kinzie reached in to cut off the motor, the pilot kicked the switch back, opened the throttle, and swerved the plane to knock Mc Kinzie down. Then he took off, and zoomed the plane at Columbia patrol men who drove onto the runway at Uie moment. The plane dis appeared into the morning mist. Four-H News Agency Luke 4-11 Cooking club had a mother's tea Satur day, April 13, with 20 persons present. Members served cook ie which they had baked. All members plan to enter exhibits at the county fair on April 19. At the sacred crocodile pool In Karachi, worshipers dye their foreheads red and salaam to the oldest reptile when it ap appears on the surface. In peacetime, Borneo contrib uted about one-twelfth of the world's total output of crude rubber. 101 IHFOMUTI0N DIA1 1414 01 4567 TUHRQnflV (nml i iiuitUKri n u hie ON OUR STAGE! - ON THE AIR OYER KFJI A 1 EVERY ' THURS. r i V COUNTRY STORE' k yt Invites You to Attend the GRAND OPENING of his COUNTRY STORE! Man Reports Wallet Taken A brown wallel coutiilniiiK personal papers mid no money was reported to the city polico ns stolen from Frank H, licuttlo, Halt hotel. Meiittle is a cook ut Klunuitli Itil I iitrtts mid told police thul while ho was on duly his street clothes were bunging in a closet. ' The wallet wax allegedly tak en from his pants pocket while ! they were hanging up. Virgil Vernon Knkht. fllB Wil low, posted $13 ball for a vlo-j lotion of the basic rule on Fust Main and failure to yield the right of way, and I'lilfnrd 1,. Stemler, 1207 California, put up $5 for a violation of the basic rule on S. tith. Holaml MciMullcn. 1302 Aus tin, was arrested uu a warrant charging failure to report an accident and posted $.1 bail. Floyd W. Trimble, Lakevlew posted $10 for passing traffic j on the viaduct: William Led- ! better, -till) Hillside, put up S3 for allowing an unlicensed minor to operate a cur; Kenneth Con- ( ner, 27011 Kune, posted $S fur 1 running a stop sign and Claude w. mil, Klamath Falls, put up $5 fur running a red light at Main and K. Main. Continuous Daily 12:30 WARNERS' an IMS IN $7 CUDDIES" SAKAll" victor rswctH JOHN UUl ' IT'S New! mm 'I mm it -mmmamV 1111 I IIHAI D a NKWS, klamalk ralli, Ott. Emergency Buses Roll In Salem SAl.KM. April 17 (!') Siilem hud its first locul bus service today since the Oregon motor stages strike started April 5, but the service was only about 1.1 ner cent of normal. Tin1 new service is bring nop- T7T I ill box Oftico Open 0:45 ENDS TONITE! Starts Thursday! . . 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