Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 20, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

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    Protestant Churches Seek
To Blend Christianity,
Economics At Meeting
By MAURICE MORAN
PITTSUUHGH, rYb, 20 (V)
A uuururnnco of 3ttU protcstant
rhurchmrn socking to blcuci
Christianity mid modem eco
nomic! met loci ii y In final '
Ion In mi ullcitiit lo find Ilia
(orimiln.
Onirics P. Tuft or Cincinnati,
I'linli'inun u( thin unique niitlnnnl
conference on Hie church and
economic IKn unci president o(
the Federal Council of Churches,
nld tlint without concrete "on-
Rail Experts
Probe Wreck
ALTOONA, P.. Feb. 20 ll'l
A tlirec-wuy Investigation win
under wiiy todiiy lo determine
why the Pennsylvania rallrnud's
"lied Arrow" passenger train
' iihinitcd off HennliiKton curve
I'lK'Mluy bringing dentil to 22
persons, with three men null un
accounted for.
The Interstate commerce com
mission und the Pennsylvania
public utility commission sent
their mil crash experts lo the
scene to work with I'lllt offlcluU
In Investigating the wreck of
the IJclrollto-New York Klyer.
When nil (hi Id I assembled,
It will form the basis for an ICC
hearing tomorrow In the Pen
nsylvania station at Pittsburgh.
Dr. Diinlcl M. Reploule, Uliilr
county coroner, said the three
men reported mlioitiiK ore U. S.
nnvy personnel known to have
been aboard Hie train.
Of more than 100 Injured
pernonn fronted at local hospitals,
51 remained under observation
today. Seven were reported In
serious condition.
going" plun the effect of tbene
curm.t discussions would be
lust,
"Without a representatives'
commission net up by thin con
ference und further cooperation
from thu church denominations,
the effective result! of these (lis
ciihnIoivm would be lost. They
wouldn't curry outside thli
meetlnu," lio said.
Tuft asserted today's final
meeting, at which the sugges
tions fro . three section meetings
will bo drafted Into the churches'
economic program, undoubtedly
will establish (inch a commliuiloii,
The flmt step In thin direction
wim taken hist nlxht when one
of the section meetings adopted
a resolution culling un the con
ference to net up Mich a com
munion. Tbiii resolution asked
that the commission undertake
renenrch and tlimilute discus
sions throughout the churches to
bring Christian principlei to
bear on economic life.
Nobody expects the program
adopted by thin conference to be
n magical answer to the nation')
economic Issues but lenders luild
that it at least will turn churches
permanently Into this field.
Out of the welter of speeches
In the section meetings yesterday
came vivid indication that tho-ie
conferring churchmen wanted
their churchea to mix more In
the problems of labor and Indus
try onEoori state
PROFESSOR PASSES 1
COHVALL1S. Feb. 20 )
William K. Lawrence, 03, as
sociate professor in the Oregon
Stale college botany department,
died yesterday In the General
hospital here, lie suffered a
stroke last Friday.
lie came to the campus In
1010. The widow and two ions
survive.
By MARY O'BRIEN
Club "48" will bo tho theme
of tho Junior class dunce to be
given tomorrow night in the
iris gym
aPfc I
is now I s Hf W '
a guln 1 j ..
show If ;
sule of II I , , g
a r v Lou
Cuse, class sec-
rclury, is the
gcnerul chair
man for the
affair. All
committee
heads wore ap
pointed by
class president
won &uroiti'
ski. Pluns now
includo
floor
and tho
doughnuts and Mary O'Brien
cokes. Muudie Thoi,ipson Is
chairman of the decoration com
mittee, Doris Kthridge will su
pervise concession Miles, Virgin
ia Obcrg will recruit the talent
for the floor show, and Pat Wil
liams will take charge of pub
licity fo.' tho dunce. Admission
will be 60 cents itag and 00
cents a couple.
Immediately following after
noon home room, the sopho
mores, Juniors and seniors at
tended the National Tran
scribers Society for the Blind
assembly. Pierce Knox, blind
xylnphonist who has performed
here several times before and Is
natinnully famous, was featured
in the greater part of the pro
gram. No admission was charged
but collections were miido at
the door, which will be added to
tho fund for thu purchasing of
Braille book for the blind,
a
A Laurel und Hardy comedy
entitled "Busy Bodies, was pre
sented In the auditorium tills
noon. The sophomore class spon
sored the noon movio und sopho
more home room' touchers assist
ed In the acuting arrangements.
Admission wus a nickel.
Excused from afternoon home
room and period four were the
members of tho KU1IS hand.
They performed at tho Klwunls
club meeting downtown.
Finely chopped apples may be
added to a standard wufflc bat
ter for variety in flavor and tcx.
lure. Add in the proportion of
two cups of apples to each two
cups of flour.
KIRBY
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Truman To
Visit Mexico
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20 OP)
President Truman, first chief ex.
ecutive of the United States to
visit Mexico City, will make the
apartment of Ambassador Walter
Thurston his headquarters dur
ing his three days in the Mex
ican cupltal next month.
The ambassador has moved
out of the apartment, at the
corner of the U. S. embassy, and
it is being furnished as a "presi
dential suite."
The president, who as a sen
ator visited Vera Cruz on com
mittee business, is to land here
about 10 a. m., CST, March 3,
in the presidential plane, the
Sacred Cow. His departure lor
Waco, Texas, where he la to re
ceive an honorary college de
gree, Is set for about 6 a. m.
March 6.
James Rowley, White House
secret service chief, and his
operatives already are in Mex
ico City.
Barmaids Protest
House Bill
PORTLAND. Feb. 20 .(A'h
Barmaids who will be out of
their Jobs if the house-passed
nriAi.o news. KUMik raiii. ort. thubsday. rk. , lait. rie Tim
bill gets the okay of the senate
had their own opinions of the
proposal today,
Helen Hager, 31, who has at
tended bar for six years, said
"there aren't enough men to
take our places, and besides,
where are the women going t
work?"
"We'll be out digging ditches
and the men will be behind the
bar," commented Eleanor
Vaughn, 27, . who added the
measure violated women's right.
Dr. M. C. Cassel
. Chiropractic Physician
Haadachas, Gas, Stomach
and Spinal Ailments
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