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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1947)
Palestine Not Seen As Jew Solution PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12 W) J. suing J. Rosenwald, president -t the American Council for -I' Jaism, declared today the rosy pictures painted on Palestine as a solution to the problem of the Jews is a product of "imagi native fanU-sy." Speaking to delegates from 22 states at the council's third an nual conference, Rosenwald called upon members to "insist upon a solution based on the democratic idea that assures to Jews, as to all men, freedom and equality everywhere no more and no less." Rosenwald expressed belief the Zionists would accept a par titioned state if no solution more acceptable proves possible. "I can conceive of nothing more lamentable," he said, "than a petty Jewish state, incapable of substantial help to those Jews who need new homes; capable only of unsettling and troubling the status of the large majority of Jews who will continue ot live as citizens of other countries throughout the world." Dr. Julius Grodinsky, presi dent of the council's Phlladel- Shia chapter, described the nited States as "the spiritual and material bastion of Jewry the world over," and declared the future of Jewry throughout the world is dependent upon the strengthening of democratic forces and ideals in this country. Sydney Toler Dies At Home HOLLYWOOD, Feb." 12 (&) Sidney Toler, veteran stage and screen actor best known in re cent years for his characteriza tion of Charlie Chan, the Chi nese detective, died today at his home. He had been bedridden by intestinal cancer for seven months. , The Missouri-born son of Col. H. G. Toler, famous Kansas breeder of trotters, ran away from home at 18 to go on the stage, and a year later had his own company. . He toured for several years with Julia Marlowe, won fame on the New York stage with David Belasco, and came to Hol lywood in 1929. He was the author of several plays, includ ing "The Dancing Master" and "Ritzy,"" the latter with Viva Tattersall, who became Mrs. Toler in 1943 after1 the death of his wife of 18 years, Vivian. In recent years, he had made more than 25 films of the Charlie Chan series, completing two of them simultaneously late last summer, so ill he could barely walk. His widow said that, de spite an operation in 943 from which he- never fully recovered, Toler was unaware of the nature of his disease. Klamath National Farm Loan Association Meets The annual" meeting of the Klamath National Farm Loan as sociation was held in the Willard hotel, Saturday, February 8. The association makes and serves loans for the Federal Land bank of Spokane in Klamath county and the county was well repre sented at the meeting by farm ers and ranchers. The meeting began at noon with a dinner for the members and their families and guests. The regular business meeting whicH followed was presided over by E. A. Geary, president, who pointed to the progress of the organization and the valu able credit services it has made available for local farmers and ranchers. Secretary -.Treasurer H. E. Hamaker reported on the sound financial position of both the association and the Federal Land bank of Spokane, as wel as the loint financial statement of the 77 national farm loan associa tions which serve the four north west states. Mr. Hamaker fur ther said, "It Is definitely notice able that more farmers are now calling at mv office at Klamath Falls to get their credit needs ad justed on a long-term basis, to properly Drepare for the future." J. R. Sisemore and Wm. Jin nette were elected as directors, and H. E. Hamaker was re-elected as secretary-treasurer of the association. This year, 1947, marks the 30th anniversary of the estab lishment of the cooperative land bank system 30 years of leader ship in the field of farm mort gage credit, Arnold Anderson, regional manager for Oregon, of the Federal Land bank of Spo kane, told the association mem bers. "Because of this leadership and because the investing public has confidence In the system and in the securities which stand back of the bonds Issued by the bank to provide funds to loan to farmers, our cooperative credit program has been a dominating influence in the downward trend of Interest rates paid by farm ers," said Anderson. "Like other cooperatives, the federal land bank system, after paying expenses and creating necessary reserves, returns what is left to the members who have helped make these earnings pos sible. The bank at Spokane which Is owned by the National Farm Loan associations, recently paid a dividend of 6 per cent on Its capital stock. Similar divi dends were paid during the previous two years. With total capital stock of $3,100,000 and surplus and reserves totaling $.10,200,000. the bank Is in the best financial condition in its historv." Anderson told the association members that the land bank sys tem was the first to offer a co operative credit service designed exclusively for agriculture: first ' in lower interest rate3, first in the small annual and semi-annual repayment program, and first In the liberal prepayment plan.. To help perpetuate these coooerative advantages, he urged each and every member to ob tain one new member for their association during 1947. PLANT TO OPEN PORTLAND, Feb. 12 (JP The $700,000 powdered milk plans of the Dairy Cooperative association will be back in capa city operation by April, Man ager W. W. Henry said today. The plant cut to week-end operation in October because of the seasonal reduction in milk production, Henry said. 'Yaa aa will feci great after yaa fcava yaar . 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Sackett said a larger press would be Installed In either an enlarged building or a new structure. (2M2gb30 POINTS FOR PIGEONS CHICAGO, Feb. 12 W) Pigeons flying around Chicago's loop and there aro thousands are steering clear ot the North western railroad station when thev want to take a rest. On the station's hedges and window tills workmen are In stalling devices known at "pigeon repellents." They con sist of upright U-shaped wire firongs which arc fastened two nches apart on a wire frame. Chief Engineer E. C. Vaiulon burgh said the devices cannot In jure the pigeons. But, ho added. they can prevent tha birds from sluing in comfort on the lodges and sills. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 12 tV) Dr. Carl 11. MeCiuky of Indlunu university's school of medicine prepared to address the Mid South Post Graduated Medical assembly convention Tuosday on "The Significance of Hoarse nest." The meeting wts Interrupted fur an announcement. Dr. A. F Cooper, secretary of the assem bly, could not attend. 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