Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 24, 1947, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textn i rinnn waTprc l:i London; American Loan. Fyed To Tide Country Over LONDON, March 24 ll'l Flood waters mpid Into the largest London subway power station today, halting service on 40 miles oi track! and bringing chaotic condition! to much ol tha world'! largest city, A lloodi iproad In itlll mora araai of northarn England, wiping out crop proipacta over many acrai, talk atartad In Lon don ovar tha poiilbllkty ol laaklng anothar Amarlcan loan, Tha labor govarnmant malntalnad allanca. Outside London, York was tha major Hood sulierer at tha wollan Outa rlvar virtually cut tha Industrial city ol 100,000 In two. Virtually everyone wa lata to work In London. Tha daad subways cauied Londoners to traval by atranga and davloua routes. Sarvlca wM llopptd antlraly on two main aubway routai and alowad on tha othar thrao. Savanty subway stations wara cloiad. Limit lines sloud ut atiiia fur Inisos, trolley 'and tiixlit und bcfiirv U'li'phone booths. Home furimtcl ut Ihr brltcr hllt-h-hlke locution. The ti'iinnijiirtiitlun Jum, the worst In iiiuiiinry here, stiirlecl Just lii'fmo the niurnliiu rush hour and lusti'd two hour. ComliiK on lop ot Iho Kelil'u try liuliislrlul trims which sliiwcd the nullon's export drive, the f IuoiIh Iiiivo Hindu It unlikely Knullnh und Welsh fiirim-rs can niiikn a dent In their roiinlry'a bill overseas fond bill. Tho Aiiicrii'uii loan iieuotl ali'd a yeur iiko pliieed S:i,75ll, tliiu.liUO to llrlliiln's credit. I.l eMl reHirt iihowi'd ubout $IHM),. UIIII.UOU of thin 1)11(1 been lined. The llrllMi government rail, mules It will Import 7M.0IIII,. 11(1(1 pounds (S2,IW0,MI(.()0 win Hi of fond hiiiI aurk-nlliiriil supplies thin yeur lunch of It from the United State, Cunudn and other dollur arena, This 111 IIm-U mean a bin dm In on the limn mile export to dollar arena and home production can alleviate the sltlllitlon, Further dollar hisses are In primped in a revolt of sterling debt settlements cheduled till summer. The ('01111)1111111011 of event hurl brought a surge of Innn talk hut not from the govern ment. Jury Finds Judge Innocent II AltlUSHUnO. I'll, Mimh 24 (I'l Kormer U. S. Dbtrlct Judge Albert W. Johnson wa ucUllted tiKlay on a ronsplrney charge In the same court tivrr which ha presided for more than 2(1 year. Tho Jury of nine men and three women at the name time acquitted the liidiie'a son, Capt. Albert W. Johnson Jr., and con victed two other sons, Donald M, and Miller A, Johnson and John Memo lo and Jacob Cireeiies, tho latter two of Scran ton, Pii, ,. . , Sentence of two years Im prisonment and $10,000 fines were pronounced Immediately upon the four convicted In the month-long trial. That Is the maximum penally under the charge. The Jury returned its verdict to U. S. District Judge James Alger Fee of Oregon, specially presiding, at 10:07 a. m. (F.ST), nearly 44 hour after receiving the case Saturday. Hoover Plan Given Support WASHINGTON, Mamh 24 () Herbert Hoover found strong re publican and democratic sup port in. congress today for his proposal to revive German In dimti'ial production minus its niililnr- potential. Senators of both parties label ed as "fundamentally sound" the Inrmer president s suggestion to (a) free German Industry of for eign ownership and operate It al home, subject to a control commission; (b), halt the removal and destruction of all except arms plant and (c) retain the highly industrialized Ruhr and Dhinelnnd within Germany. Hoover declared In his third report to President Truman on hls economic mission to Ger many and Austria that produc tion Is "the onlv nnth to recov ery in Kurope." He called this PLANT PLANNED riKEDSPORT, March 24 (I'l A nliml to manufacture cement an'1 pumice building materials will he established here snortly. M. J. Ward, Portland, said he planned to bring equipment here from Portland to start tho proj ect. ' . Seed Potatoes UTAH Netted Gems o Crawford And Wolfe TULELAKE or Wesloy McKaig Klamath Falls 11-li. T riair ithiiiv 4 Deaneries Asked In State KUGKNK, March 24 (Pi Hlshop HimiJiiiiiIii D Dugwcll proposed four deaneries for the sliito of Oregon as the Oreguii Kplscopal diocesan convention opened here yesterday. The deaneries, dividing the state Into four sectlous, would be under Dean Charles M. Guil tier t. Portland, north deanery; the Hev. Perry Smith, C'orvullis, central; the Hev. George Turney, Medford, south; and the Hev. Thomas Lewis, Cci(uillc, south western. The bishop aim announced a reorganization of St. Helen's hull In Portland, discontinuing the Junior college, and appointed the Hev. Arthur A. Vnll-Splnosu. Portland, to become director, tho first clergyman so numcd. Senate Head Race Starts KAI.KM. March 24 Vi Slate Hep. Frank J. Van Dyke. AMi land, and State. Sen. Douglas Mi- Kay. Sulent, appeared today to be the leading cundidutes for R residing officers ol the 1040 ouse and senate. Kuril had enough votes to as sure his election provided his supiHirters aro reelected to tho 11MB Iegllalure. Van Dyke, in hi race for speaker, probubly will be op posed by Hep. Jack Greenwood, Wemme; Giles I,. French. Moro, and Carl Francis, Dayton. Opposing McKay lor senate prcidenl will be Sens. William E. Walsh, Coose Uay, and Earl T. Newbry, Ashland. McKay was slated for scnutc president in 1043, but he went into tha army as a captain. He Is an automobile dealer, while Van Dyke la an attorney. Marine League Offices Filled At a meeting of Crater Lake detachment. Marine Corns league, Friday night, officers appointed four members to new positions. They Include K. E. Frey, historian and publicity-. Lou Schneyrier and Jim Zel'g ler, ..thletlc committee, and Jim Barrett, In charge of the newly-organized rifle drill team. The detachment discussed plans for organization of a soft ball t.jin as well as the rifle team. Refreshments were served at the meeting's close. The next session will be on April 4. An Englishman, W. Greener, Invented the first modern cart ridge in 183S, but the British government turned It down as impractical, SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING t ft pert, snirnttj Iferk (All Mhi KrftMMble Hee Fret It, lima toe Sewing Mochine Service Your Independent llr fht)ti dill a- 1 1 fthaaU Way Authorized Factory BENDIX Horn Laundry SERVICE Factory Trained 8ervice Men Phona 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 127 So. 6th Vacationing Collage Students Especially Welcomed iff Conference 6 k: Tha Rav. William Kirby of Huntington Park, Calif., will conduct a series ol Bible con ferences today through Friday at tha Pilgrim Holiness church. Wantland and Division. Bible Conferences Slated By Pilgrim Holiness Church The Itev. William Klrby of lliinlinglon Purk, Cullf., will conduct Bible conferences at the Pilgrim Holiness church, want land and Division, today, Mon day, through Friday. The con ferences will be ut Z::iU una f:.)U p.m. each day except today when there will be only the 7:110 serv ice. Dr. Kirby ha taught Bible prophecy and theology at Pacific Bible college in Huntington Park since lDl! I, and is considered one of the west's authorities on the Bible. Al the outbreak of the war he was under appoint ment u a Icuchc r at the Tiriit.sln Bible institute in Tientsin, China. He has held pastorates In Alli ance and Columbus, P., Des Moines, lu.. Lung Beach and Huntington Park. The Klamath Basin Holiness association will hold IK monthly meeting at the Pilgrim Holiness church Tuesday when Dr. Klrby will again speak. The association i sponsored by the Immanuel Baptist church. First Covenant church. Free Methodist church. Church of the Nazarenc, Sprugue River Friend church, Bonanza Church of the Nazarene and the Pilgrim Holiness church. Seed Oyster Cargo Coming From Japan PORTLAND. March 24 (,V The first imstwur shipment from Japan lo Oregon Is expected to arrive about March 'Ml. It .will j be 7157 cases ol seed oysters for Oregon oyster beds. The Liberty ship Mary Odin is carrying them. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE -- All Makes Phone 8805 TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bldg. l Builders & Contractors Ready Mix CONCETTI! from APPROVED, WASHED, GRADED SAND and GRAVEL for QUALITY STRENGTH WORKABILITY GLADNEY & ADAMS Phone 7401 P. O. Box 838, Klamath Falls, Ore. ' Plant Midland Road at So. 6th BY POPULAR DEMAND dan en With Kail Smqlzil AND HIS 19 PIECE STAR DUSTERS' ORCHESTRA AT THE ARMORY WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26 Dancing 9 till 1 Adm. 90o Truman To Sit Yith Big Six WASHINGTON, March 24 (II President Truman will meat with tho bi-partisan congres sional "big six" In an unprece dented night meeting at the White House tonight. Tho meeting, to be held In the residential part of the executive mansion, is set for 8 p.m. The White House did not disclose the reasons for the conference. The "big six" Is made up of four republicans and two demo crats, a follows: Senator Vandcnbcrg (Mich.), president pro tempore of the sen- ale; Senate Majority Leader White (Maine); House Speaker Martin (Muss.); House Majority Leader Hullcck (Ind.); Senate Minority Louder Barkley (Ky.) und House Minority Leader Ray burn (lex.) Britain Raps US Proposal LONDON, March 24 (IP) British government sources said today they were "aurprised and disappointed" at a Washington proposal that Britain cede Cy prus to Greece. One official, who refused to be identified, said: "It will be a relief to all of us In this country when some people in the United Slates overcome their tendency to be so liberal with territory that does not belong to them." Britain has refused previous ly to change the inland's status, suying it helped secure her im perial lifelines. A foreign spokesman told a news conference: "British policy In regard to Cyprus is nl'n. It has been stated repeatedly. FCASH ! Ymr ymur old ttwlnf machine Now ! (be time t ceik 11 In. Sewing Machine Service Phone 6771, 3211 Shasta Way ,n' Arrivals! Seersucker House Coats For Little Girls Ages 1 thru 3 $3?8 Colorful, ruffled creations in red or blue prints. Fine Linens Tots' Apparel 619 Main St. Phone 5497 Klamath Falls, Ore. ' Boy Scout ews Troop t Thrllla and spills galore were on the menu when troop 2 took Its first annual winter camping trip to Crater lake on March 2. Because of s storm the Scouts did not go to the rim as orig inally planned but stopped at the Annie Creek ranger station and enjoyed the day skiing there. Although very few of the boys had ever been on skis before, most of them showed unusuul ability. In spite of numerous spills there were no injuries ana the trip was voted a great suc cess. The Scouts did their good turn for the day by helping tow a OUR SHOP IS COMPLETELY EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL REPAIR JOBS LARGE OR SMALL ANY MAKE OR MODEL RATES REASONABLE ir BUDGET TERMS IF DESIRED Let us keep your car in good shape until that new Pontiac cornea in. ROSE MOTOR PONTIAC MOTOR CARS 9 Mr. and Mrs. Mattern Dupler's Fur Stylists will be in our store ONE WEEK March 24 to 29. Offering . . . Specially Priced Group Values to $225 . . Save 25 to 50 On Any Dupler Fur NOW! Labrador Seal, Blended Muskrat, Gray Dyed Caracul Lamb, Silver Blue Dyed Muskrat, and many others priced . $219 to $1500 car smashed In an accident. The car belonged to Lylc Hayden. Boys maklnx the trip were Fred Keen, Norman Nelson, Rob ert Hoskinson, Norman Dubois, Roger Bliss, Jack Lyon, Harry Lyon, John Witte, Douglas Wcst rom, Donald Westrom,. Eugene Hutchins, Robert Simmons, Ver- HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EUnENI ORE. 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