Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 18, 1946, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextA.' af ' Italian rremier Kegrets U. S. Stand On 'Promises' HOME, July 18 (l'l l'rrnilori Mnly nm- YhikwIhvIii, unci sulil Alcldn ! tiusprrl, rxpri'Mlnii lluit Ituly w plnuliiK her lifiii- tllpiKiintrmiil In "Ainorlain lun thv (nrlliniinliin I'lirla pi'iico lriiliil,." ""''I lu,l"V lm frurrcl riiiifiTenri, to vrtu tho Inli-inu- Hip now imiiHii ni"i"M. niMiui full If Trli'atn wurn hlli-niullciii nllxed a roc'oiiiint'iulcil by (lie Diiri)Wpr (orplKil inlnlaliTs louiii'll. 'Mm premier ilimirlbi'd t h o Tilrsle i'iiiiiiromln as a "snlii. licm" wlilt'li siillsflril nrllluT Tariff Cuts Given Study WASHINGTON. July 16 (l'l Tariff cullliH look the lup i t luduv on llil" country's prniiniiu f til- expanding- iflolial traclr. Aa ii riulrk follnwiip In tho $:l,7a0. ODO.OllO limn to liiitaln, sumo III) or more Intrrdrpurl menial ronunltlrca err nl work within the tlovr-rnnient tlritf tlntf ImlK iif tlmiisuuds of eoinmndltlrs nn which liiwrr Import dutlci will b considered. Under authority of the 1934 trade, aurcaiiii'iit act renewed last ypnr, the administration enn slnsh present tariffs as much nn 60 prr cent, provided American 7tllP CUl. These reductions, however, will be mude applicable only to countries wllliim to offer com parable concessions. Hut whereas earlier trade surei'im-uts were neiiotlatrcl eh aralely with Individual nation, preeut plum call for a Ill-nation runference to write a untitle com pait covering not only tariff du ties but other trade barrleVi In the form of iiuolus, preferences Slid subsidies. I'rvpiiralluiis for thin confer ence are reuarded by official! here an the hcitlnnliiK of the sec ond ataKn In louit-raniie Amuri cin plana to raise International living atandard by freeing and expanding commerce. Tho fir.l atep waa the British loan, finally approved only tins week after nearly a year of nego tiation and conKresslonal debate. The Initial advanre under the loan a t300.00U,OOU Item waa scheduled to be made available today through the Federal Ho erv bank of New York. One of tho principal factora In volved In the loan waa that with .. --. i i.. . f . W mn ,,),., lUI'l.. J UVI1H1R U 11(1 f llrllaln would be able to aupport gram. Hence official! here are count ing on the trade conference early next year to bring early relaxa tion ttml Ittltmutit uhol lshmf.nl (if oriiisn tmpire irane prefer ences. Thla ayatem haa made It more economical for member of the empire to trade among them selves rather than with oulald rra. Federal Pay Boost Sought WASHINGTON. July 18 fP) Hep. Neely (D-WVa) today intro duced legislation to boost salar ies of post office and federal workers $300 yearly "to meet the rising cost of living occas ioned by the cessation of federal price controls." Both groups of workers re cently received a $400 yearly boost, although tho nation's 4.10, 00(1 postal employes are current ly going without any pay at all ns the result of a legislative Jam. The $1,600,000,000 post office treasury appropriation bill, car rying postal payroll funds, is tmugged In a senate-house con ference committee by a disagree ment over the price to be fixed mr sale of government-owned ailvcr. Post office officials said they re "hopeful" of on eorly agree ment which would permit prompt approval of the bill. The department's employes were scheduled to be puld Tuesday and Wednesday, MYSTERY nEEDSPORT. Ore., July 18 (Vl'l George Marks couldn't figure out what could have --.....v.,, m l,,,ll 1, T 1(1 1IIU Ulll.ll sent of his cnr. Then he discovered a gallon Rlnss Jug of wnlcr he was carry ing had centered the sun's rays on the upholstery, starting a flro. MONUMENTS TIIK OREGON GRANITE COMr-ANY a., aia rs.ii. ana SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Kiperl. nnsrRnlectf ITerh (All Mnkfi 'OBKbl I'rloffft Iree Killnil.til Sowing Machine Service Tnur Indenendfnt itlr rhene A17I 83111 iheiU War PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO IIOSIMTALIXAIION Nn l.ms at Tim. l-.rrasii.nl Rnnlut DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlr.praPtl. Phrilfl.n "I Na. Ilk Kaqolr. Tbi.lr. Bias . fa.n. ions HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND IUOINI OAR, MKDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr, as Mra, J. r. Carl.r ana Jo. ttart.r Pr.prl.lore T uumiiir.iiiiiin iniinul. 'Italy expended U00.0IIII cas ualties In the lual war defend ing 'Irleate," he auld In an In lervlew. "1 have a very great ear unit tne new reiiublUui government will not aurvlve If the compromise la formiill.ed ut me pence conference He added with a wry amlle that he doubted If Yugoiihivhi would accept the "solution either. "In fact It Isn't a solution. Ue Uasperl sulci. "It is only an cinimriUKsincnl, ' (A dlspatcn fro in Ilelgrude ciuoled Vice Premier Kdvnrd Kardel as telling the Yugosluv INirllmneut Hint his government cannot and will not agree to the Perls settlement of the Trieste question." The Impor tant Adriatic port is claimed by until Italy anil Yugoslavia). Dp Ciasperl auld that the pro posed luterimtloiuill.iitlon was "easy to understand from an In lernnllonul xlnt of view," but that the city "Is Itiillun from the point of view of Its populu. tlou and It Is supremely linpor tant to a nation In such desper ate economic strults as this country Is now." Tho premier a a I d that hi countrymen were very dlsnp. pointed wltli "American prom ises which caused Ituly to wage war on the side of the allies. "When the Americans entered Ituly. we were told that If we fought beside you that this and that and the other thing would be considered In tho final peace treaties," he said. "In stead, what? We lose Trieste, an Itnllun city." De Uusperl said thut "true In terniitlonnllzntlon" of the area would necessitate International control of railways and commu nications extending all tho way to the Danube. Meanwhile, Italy protested to the four-power ministers thut she had been given Insufficient lime to gather data requested on the Italian-Yugoslavia fron tier. The Information was re quested for the deputy foreign ministers, now In session in Paris. CANVAS DAMS 15-ox. whit canvas Pre-war Quality No Siami Except SawarJ Loops on Top HOWIE BROS. 2313 S. 6th Prion 4362 VrHTX 'Wspef!W-' 'ip1 Wl TV borne pronounce it- v u II HAR - R - For V-Blt Drir.t that will sav you time, money and machinery, b aur to spsclfy "Day ton." Sptcially ngl nrd by Dayton Rub bar V-B.lt technicians with many years of V Blt xprlnc. Dayton V-Balts glv smooth, qult, and economical power transmission un der th most exacting conditions. KLAMATH MACHINE AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS MILL SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Spring and Elm Dining OUT Tonig" LAKESHORE 1MN1 Laknu'" Ve're 1 Al fi isT ''tTiTfi'ia'Si On The Beat . 1 is TJV41cJ I Ruth T. Btrry spsnds much of lur tlma toting money to th bank. Thtra's only on catch. It's not har money. Mrs. Barry, as city treasurer, takas car of finances for th city of Klamath Falls. Th highlight of hr day ia hr trip to th bank in th big black pollc car. Sh hs had hr praunt position for a ysar and a half and has lived In Klamath Falls sine 1924. Bh has on daughter, Mrs. Don ald Qoldlng, who, with hr hus band, liutnant - commander in th navy and a former Klam ath man, maka her horn in Brmrton. Wash. Har son. Chandlar Berry, and his wit and thr children liv in Ban Jos. Mrs. Barry is originally PTJssMiiisb J "jf 1 THbTYT'TI TlaT:ilj4.jllHlil swr p Qi TOM 4 pUtt Is b HHl (.iilrSJfi aWJUSia Li f rcyn nou ctiaaiN S so oauaa Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Thni..rvl nt r-wiptasj imUfir rscamr ".)' " Z . Al drui !( tvrwnfi -in Klarts' ill, At Waljfrn'e and Whltnvan Drug This Week at i Hafter's Stepon Cans 6.95 D.odorlr.d and air condi tioned. Th larg sis SO KLEAN brand. GUamlng whit. Rural MAIL BOXES 1.95 "Your Wcstlnghoua Dalr" H after Furniture 9th and Klamath RWIN'S V-BELT DRIVES Tlphon 5141 Vs 0M 14 is- .ttafK Id U M.f x IK W Hotel Flames Rout Guests SALT LAKK CITY, July 18 lPl Ou.ens of the more than 20(1 guests of the Wilson hotel In downtown Salt Luke City fled to the street In their nlKjitclothcs early today when fire broke out In the busemeut. Asslstunt Fire Chief Willis Smith sulci tho bln.e was extin guished within a few minutes. He estimated damage to Un building ut $2000, plus consider able loss lo furnishings due to smoke. Muny of the guests, awakened by a bellboy, hurried down the from uppvr Nw York itata. : Bho it on Edna Killmtytr'i city' hall baat. 1 25c Shoe Buffer, 19c Lambs Wool, Wood biclc 75c 5-i DOAN'S . V- SOc Size " C0NTI X CASTILE SHAMPOO WILDR00T Cream Oil SWEETHEART SQUIBB Tooth Paste i 49" 60c ALKA SELTZER i i Metal MethD D Scour Pads rj whk amaiae. . Ceupn sCllAJS. (limit 2) 03, PILLS S(Limit i) jSa Y Ever. Yours f BUBBLE I BATH I i iir aut oie -m i w ir I Cream Oil I If SOAP L 8 A C(Limit 2)j5f Y ANACIN I TABLETS J f fconolhy SfxejSJ V ALlAM u I SELTZER I f SKAT X i Insect jRepellent i stairs; some tied bee sheets to gether and lowered themselves to the ground; at least three, In cluding one woman, climbed clown a ladder attached to the hotel's sign, and firemen carried several down ladders from the upper floor of the five-story building. GRAIN --ONIONS --GRASS ij Selective Spraying Complete Pett and Weed Control Service ED GREENE Box 404, Tulelake Phone Tulelake Growers, 2013 I OIL L 17c A RIGHT KSERVCD TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 50e BARBASOL DR. LYON'S EPSOr.iSALT Super Suds Every Vslgretn prescription is Ttsttd-Trur to adhere rigidly to your Doctor's orders . . . Pure, fresh, potent drugs preeistly used by your Walgreen Pharmacist are your assurances ol s pre scription T tsiti- True to your Doctor's satisfaction. Aramala frrarWftf i Srrrirt 49c TIDY DEODORANT Web. 5 GILLETTE ; BLUE BLADES Shtrpist ft Ce ever honed' . . 4w And longer-lasting. v Improvtdl Liquid . . 33e Use twice weekly. 1 XP0SE SUN TAN LOTION CHARM 1 . PERMANENT , "Supreme" QQO ; Cold Wave . . OO 5',.0x. fcott .... 49c For curls Pleasant to use. FAMOUS - MAKE Cliu ft cere DEEP CAKE SUN GLASSES 19et.1M Midt oy Firt-Kinql Smartest styles. I y4-inches KRYSTAL-KOTE PHOTO FINISHING Smith said a cigarette, care lessly thrown in a storage room, started the fire. BONE CRUSHING DEFEAT DECATUK, III., July 18 hV) James T, Whitley Jr., defense attorney in a criminal trial, hammered home a point to the MAIN AT 7th 50c TOOTH POWDER (Limit l)' 1-LB. CARTON (Limit 1) . SOAP POWDER (Limit 1) 10 Federal Excia Tax on ToilctriM, Luggag and a a a e . f find! Q 33-PIECE Sparkling GUtt Q BREAKFAST SET 6 cups e I ISV suear bowl creamer v -v -KAi am r email niart" rt rnitr n tnM V. o smaii piatcj o irun aisnes 'v suear bowl creamer A NOV - KURL that last. j h SCHOLL'S GLASS f I BAKER l 25c deep. IIIIIHIIirK'iP w X 1 Wf Boric "Acid f-! if o Powtei i-il 1 1 I Medicine chest J J need, (toit i) yjT IB 60e ALKA- ' 100 Walgreen if 71 SELTZER . ASPIRIN 1 ) I I Alktlint, 4Q9 Our very 9Q I entscio1 . . 113 lintstl l I t miidinp rnp FYCS V I ' Medicated drops. 60c sit . ''.'' I CALAMINE LOTION ftc I I Soolhee moacrull biles . . iO 1 I II rnurcivr cauie ' ' me I I VI SeU-odherin9.1in.xoYds. .Xjf., J19 If : erx. . -mm .ma f rrtiiM i is ' Mil ce I ZIN0 PADS 1 BSSAI.D NtWS, Klsxslk rails, Or.. Jury by slamming his fist on courtroom table. He suffered a broken bone in his hand. Famous HIRSCH-WEIS WATER REPELLENT TIN COATS & PANTS Single end doubl waights. 4.95 to 6.95 OREGON YOOLEN STORE 800 Main Phone 6873 ' ON SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY n4 SATURDAY SHAVE CREAM (Limit 1) Billiolds milt Thty Ltst! 6 saucers 6 large plates At .A - 1 DAY SERVICE I NERVINE J 1831 THt'lSOAT, lair II. 111. IKtaa Not only that, but he lost thf case. Classified Ads Bring Result D APLASTIC Q n FUNNEL n . With tZ?ti IJ Coupon rrr. w (limit 2) Y 50 B00K MATCHES c ANUS0L Suppositories FASTEETH PUWDER VASELINE Hair Tonic ESTHER 4 Purpexfj Crearh 0D0-R0N0 DEODORANT CREAM Box 70 TAMPAX TAMPONS jouncc FITCH Dandruff Bemver SHAMPOO 4-ounct MENNEN QUINSANA Arte 4 4 1 1 ar X I Os(Limit OVjl' i m aV If W LADY A jr 1x. Jt r MtmBmmmmmMmmLm ViwiaUn I