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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1947)
nan rm iA f .. i ii in mi A A I TI. . Ii Day'sUews By KHANK JrlNIUNS fill! navy announce-, today that il it settlUs up a apeclal research aoctloit to try to develop atom powered warship. 'I ho point Involved to that n atom-powered wur.hli) could travel mure or lest all over the wurld with (nit present itrrHimi'meiiU fur re fueling. Thiil, In IImU, would clieiiK the whole present concept of naval warfare. IT the sumo time, the new' section " would study methods . of pro lectiny altlu against atomic wp-mu-Including protection of tin vcmcI. nml Ihrlr crew against radio-active contamination t'radio loglcul" contamination it the tecll nioiil lerm used by the nsvy.i PIIKHK i t present no KNOWN methixl ut defense aifatn.1 atomlo weapon.. The navy It turning out to we If 11 can FIND a detente ti Iriwt to far at wurthlpt are eon tinned. 1 ... H KftK are tome Intermlltig "lit in the future of naval warfare: Baltlnlilpt designed to alug It out with enemy baltleahlpt pray dlt apar (at the dlnuutur aiaau loured.) They may be aucceedrd by special thlpt, heavily protected gnlual atomic and other attack, banned to move up to enemy IUU and pound INLAND cltlet nd liuluatrtel cenlera with huge tUCKETS which, pretumably, carry atomlo head. ' AIltCKAKT carrlert. at we know them now, may give way to "In teri'eptor" ehlpa carrying PILOT U(Ha aircraft deaigned to knock down enemy OUIDKD mlttllet aimed at Uie United State. (The enemy guided mlMllea, one n.ume, would be carrying atom bombt. The Idea would be W knock llire bomb-carrlert down BfcTUKS THEY IIEACH VH.t eUUMAKINEa wlU probably play an tnermou an enormously Imuortant part iiNtkiiia ud to 111 I V i , enemy coatu, turfaclng and launch I in atom bombt at relatively near UTIinvy hat already announced ijtuiu to use tubmarUiet t pretum ably much larger than have known in the pat lor carrying cargo? troo! etc.. tor verlou. uurpotct and on varlout. m Union. V .On Uie bail, of present know ledge, tubmarlnet are far lett vul nerable to atomlo attack than con ventional surface veweuU in future wan lire tf we have to have war to Uie t rut tire. It, to going to oe nu uu? There I no romance In what iv. atom bomb doetW people, OlKStDKNT Alematl returns to r' Mexico, where he gets heros a-elcooui tor what he accoanp ialieo " iTgood will vltlt M the United 8lf Among other thliitt, h. got ar rangemenu .tartcd for a loan j M iTOOOOOOO to speed up Mexico, industrial and agricultural pro gramt.i Cynical comment: ruvitYBODY I grateful for a loan WHEN HI Oicrs IT. When the Um" COMKS TO PAY, he to S grateful. lit fairly nil int the wrest way to LOSE frlendt It to lend them money. wim an mc iuwi.w UT It doesn't have to work out B that way. w coum ge heaullfully WW" Mexico even Sndn the handicap of lending her money If Mexico borrowt. builds and PAYS BACK ON THK DOT lw remwet tot her will be vaatly '"tvn'er'iomebody borrow, money from you. me It for a good purpose ,nd PAYS IT BACK, you Ullrdt highly of him ever afterward. OUR relation wlUt Mexico have nlwayii been bad. ,., It hiuin't. been AIX Mexico fault. We have atwaya tnooted Mx Icaiuk We have called them "great ert " ")toUc." and other con "mptuotuf "name. W .have ,U .ken lot of territory from Mexico by MOur"Uut day. n over WeWe learned that It doetn t pay In the world at NOW organlted. But we ?od Improve our relatione with the Mexican people by being kiiidller and more tolerant toward ttiem. Among other thing., we might teach our children to apeak Spanton u"tcod of expecting Mexican, o UKARN KMOU8H If they want to lk to ut. California Man Named To Post WASHINGTON, May t WT Pre.l rient Truman today nominated Wil liam E. Warne of California to be asilHtant neeretnry of the interior, jurrecdlng Warner W. Oardner, Pretldentlnl Secretary Charles O. Rosk .aid Oardner Is resigning, ef- fccilve June 30. Warne, who to 41. ha. been a slstnnt commtonloner of reclamation In the Interior department since July 1013. Arabs To Boycott UN Over Holy Land Debate Dispute LAKE SUOCcSS, N. Y., May 7 UP) An Arab spokesman aald today Uie Arab higher committee of Palestine would stAnd on Its decision to boy cott United Nations debates on the Holy Land but that the Arab coun tries would continue to participate in the UN discussions. Dr. Charles Malik, Lebanon, added Unit the Arab notions "were vitally Interested" in formation of an In quiry commission for Palestine and. as United Nations members, would take part, Mnllk declined to speculate on what action the five Arab countries would take in Uie event discussions veer away from that particular sub ject. The Arab position became known off the floor as the general assem bly's 55-natlon political committee bemin consideration of an American jwrfnosul that tho UN establish a snilull neutral Inquiry commission wMhniit big five representation, f Soviet circles disclosed that Ruj- i WIATHIR Mat, (May HI . . It Mill, ....... ( rrml.llatlaii lail U hun.. atraara raar la iala f.lt till MH UK Karmal lt.t rararaall earllr alaftri araltarai riticis rive cKNTtt n PhonersQuit Nationwide Negotiation WAtilllNtiTON, May 1 o t'lilom which called the erota rountry trlrphone ttrlke itat April T have abandoned effort tm neto Uate their demand, with the Bell .tyttrra on a ruUlon-wlrie bail. ini aecition u) tniii uie- rm nhau to loral bargaining Wat hatted toiUv bv Hell official a well a union lender, at a move likely to batten Uie end of uie 31-aay-oia tie-up. Official, or the Bell ayitem and It mtrent concern. Uie A. T. T., had coiMUtenlly refuud to yield to union liulitence on nation-wide bar gaining, aconlendlng negotiations .hould be on a local battt becauae of local factort Involved, The 48-member pollry committee of Ml National Federation of Tele phone Worker., which had been In almoat dally tnwlen tlnre March ti. waa adjourned Indefinitely and it. member returned ham to help bargain out tettlemenla In their own areat. Continuous tieulon The moat Important bargaining conference being held here under government autpleea was called Into "conttnuout aeaaton" at 11 a.m. EST with conciliator, aaylng agreement was pouible "any hour." Thl Involrr the American Tele phone and Telegraph company's long line department and the Amer ican Union of Telephone Worker, one of the NFTH l 9 affiliate. NFTW President Jnaeph A. Bel me tald the policy committee', decl lon to ttrlvt separately for new wage agreement with the more Hun 20 liell companie was not a atop backward but would "llilcu- tify? rtegotlauoiuh Clothes Found In Crash Area VANCOUVER. B. C, May 7 CP( Demolition charge., released from a power launch, raited unidentified debris to the aurface of the Ouit of Oeorgia today at plans were made to start diving oper.tloiu In search of Ute miming Trans-Canada Air liner which disappeared more than a week ago with IS person, aboard. Tidal flotsam made It difficult to make immediate IdenUflraUon, but naval searcher aald bit of cloth raited appeared to be part of the type of overall, worn by fishermen, Several oil tllrks, sighted after the demolition charges were set off, were of tlje type commonly caused by boats. Air observers also reported that Uie underwater explosions had left a long curving arc of white frag ments which looked like paper on Uie water. The charges were sec oft clone to where an "undetermined contact" hud been made wiMi anti-submarine detection equipment. The Frigate HMOS Antlgonlsh made the "contact" after a wide sweep In the gulf off the southeast coast of Oabrlola Maud. Prepnrationa for diving operations were under way, but it waa not likely work would be possible before noon, when the tide is slack, be cause of rocky sea bottom and the strong currents close to shore. Public Workers Out On Strike LONDON, May 1 m The deRd were unburied In the city of London today. The "city" Is Uie mile-square, his torlo secUon of London which con tains the big banks, the law courts, the new.papers and magatlncs, BIH-Ingsgate-fl.h market and currently a strike by employes of the city corporation. Hixee-i, cienners, onoge operators, trave-dlRgcrs and other public scrv ce workers arc involved in the strike, which is against the promo tion of a fish market policeman to sergeant. st& would tight for the inclusion of big five on any sucn Dtxiy. Warren R. Austin, United States, told the political oommittee Uie spe cial Interests Involved among the ?rent powers were a strong reason or not putting them on the com mission. "We could hardly recognlee Uiat a body containing the big five would be free of bias," he declared. Sir Alexander Cadogan, Britain, immediately supported the Ameri can plan, noting that the inquiry commission would be hearing wit nesses from all aides and for that reason "all Interested parties should be excluded for serving." He added that If such countries were seated they would be alternating be tween "the witness stand and the Jury box." Jose Arco, Argentina, speaking In support of his proposal for an 11 nation commission including the big five, said the ma lor powers "have a resuonslbllitv thev should no. avoid." KLAMATH nn Ii jg2 lit f aae a j 4 i .- ft 1 v- Jf. sea AO la Two men look ever debris beneath ahaUereat winds of ancient Acre prises. Berth of-Haifa, which wu Matted by esplotisna act off by members at an ander around band, gurtees penons were killed during the attack and mere than 1M priteaera wen reported still at targe. . AP wtoephet via radio from Losdoa to Hrm York. Mayor Issues Proclamation Klamath Fails wilt welcome IU "Queen for a Dtiy" Uil afternoon when Her Majesty atepa from plane at the local airport to rult over her domain for three days. In her honor, Mayor Xd OMen dorf has Issued the following proc lamation : WHEREAS the City of Klamath Fails Is highly honored by the vltlt of Her Majesty, Queen for a Day, and WHEREAS In the past the City of Klamath Palls haa traditionally shown itself to be a community noted for its hospitality, and WHEREAS Ute eyes of Uie nation are focused on Klamath falls u. hilt it has Uie fortunate opportunity of being host to Her Majesty, Queen for a Day. NOW THEREFORE I PROCLAIM that Uie period from Her Majesty arrival at 4:37 p.m. Wednesday, May 7, to her departure at noon Satur day, May 10, 1(47, shall be a time for special celebration In her honor, ED OSTENDORP. Mayor. Her highness, Mrs, Guy William son. Is a native of London, England, a former WAO in the army com munications division, an ardent amateur radio fan (she holds two radio licenses), and has been mar ried six months. Her husband is in Japan at present with Uie army. Sooner Solon Shot In Back OKLAHOMA CITY, May 7 (m Sen. Tom Aniiin of Holdenvllle waa hl on the floor of the aenate to day. The extent of Anglln'a Injuries was not determined Immediately, The 63-year-old veteran (easier remained on hi feet after the shoot ing and aald, "I'm shot in the back." Sen. Louis If, Rlttbaupt of Gnttt rie, a physician, rushed to Anglln' aiwi.Unce and an ambulance wa called. i No Immediate reason Wat given for the .hooting. The senate was not In session at the time, but numerous tension, employe and visitors were on the floor. Midwest Gets Low Temperature CH1CAQO. May 7 Wl Tempera,. tures averaging 10 to IS degrees below normal covered Uie entire Midwest today, and light snow flurries occurred near Lakes Michi gan and Superior, Tne u. s, weatner bureau said an outbreak of cold air from Canada covered the area from the northern and central Rockies eastward to the Qreat Lakes region, bringing below I seasonal temperatures as far south as northern Tessas, I Wafer Limitation Removal Would Up Land Price, Warning WASHINGTON. Mav 7 im Wil liam E, Warne, assistant reclama tion commissioner, asserted today the bill to exemot three nrniect. from the 160-acre limitation also would remove safeguards against ruinous land price Increases.- wtna speculation in the early years of the national reclamation program came very close to ruining it, and uncontrolled sneculatlan to day would break most of the new projects, " warne told the senate Ir rigation subcommittee, The subcommittee Is considering legislation to exempt the Central Valley project In California, the San fALLS, OBEQON, WKDNKSDAY, hvi -nig Palestine Prison' Ripped By a aawr ...fimNi i' IF. Dampness Causes Phone Cable To Die Our Today Telephone service for M0 sub scribers in the south suburban are was out Wednesday morning due to a wet cable. About 9.W a. m. telephone lines "died" in -the AltaJiumit and Spaing street districts and part of the air base. A crew of company repairmen discovered the trouble at 8. Stit and GOP Leaders Mum On Labor WASHINGTON, May 7 m Re publican leaders left open today Uie question of talking over tabor legis laUon with President Traman. The signs are that any OOP will ingness to compromise will depend on Uie margin by which the senate passe its pending bill. With democratic opponents gen erally conceding defeat. Senator Taft (R.-Ohio) led a drive for a final vote Friday on the measure which would ouUaw the closed shop, authorise government injunction to halt national emergency strikes and curb union practices in s manner critics have called drastic. A lengthy speech by Senator Morse tR,-Ore.l, who opposed some features of the bill, seemed likely to put off a showdown until late today or tomorrow on an amend ment backed by Taft which would lay down restrictions on industry wide bargaining bv national unions. While Taft said the opposition to this amendment may make the vote close, he predicted its adoption. Ship Aground In SF Bay SAN FRANCISCO. May 7 P The Swedish Steamer Frej rested in 33 feet of water in ft shallow corner of San Francisco bay today a vicUm of fire and water, No casu alties were reported. Fire broke out shorUy after the 1876-ton ship left Ute San Fran cisco pier last night. It waa con trolled around midnight, but the coast guard said tons of water pour ed into the blazing holds caused the Sweden-bound vessel! to settle to the bottom. The Frej, formerly the Stanley A. Griffiths, sailed from Seattle April SI en route to Gothenburg, Sweden, via Havana, "Bulletin Mayor Ed Ottendorf today Issued a proclamation in observance of V'-E Day, Thursday. In proclaiming V-E Day, the may or BtllMainl ti all hmbIa in i t in eootunif In a da nt tr,aniiri. ing and Braver at a memorial to the victory In Europe. Luis Valley project In Colorado and the Valiev Gravity canal nroiect in Texas from the law which prohibits delivery of water from a federal project to more than ISO acres in a single ownership, , Charles L, Kaupke of Fresno, sup porting the legislation, said It is "In conceivable that the supplemental water to be provided by the Central Valley project should start a boom In land prices. "Most of these lands are already developed and Irrigated and, are merely seeking a .supplemental water supply." he said, Warne recited figures-to show MAY 1817 (TeUpbone 1111) Bomb w . , Martin where s faulty underground 400-pair. cable was found wet. The cable was just newly installed when cables were laid underground during the S. 6th street improvement work. i. It hoped to have xVKe-totsl ly restored on the Unas at. 3 '30 to day, according to Charles Scavey, company manager. To date 29 employes have return ed to w ork regardless of the contin ued strike. They an repairmen and four switchboard girls. Due to the strike a lot of emer gency work, such u transferring phone to new business offices and so forth Is being delayed, according to Seavey, but with the limited re pair crew on Uie job all such calls are being taken care of as quickly as possiQie. There is no outlook for a ter mination of Uie strike at present, Seavey advised, but it seems that those who are getting tired of not working are returning to their Jobs regardless. Chinese Fear Rice Riots SHANGHAI, May 1 - Many shop owners barricaded their doors today fearing rice riots as Uie price shot up to new heights less than St hours after the ceiling was lifted. The shortage of rice stocks be came apparent as the price jumped to 350,000 Chinese dollars (about 29) . nicul (133 , sounds! after the municipal government allowed merchants to sell at open market rates. There were two minor rice clashes in Shanghai. At Wusih, rice-producing area midway between Shanghai and Nankins, thousands of Chinese were reported involved to three riots to which eight persons were injured. At Nanking, the government waa studying plans for readjustment of the wage scale for tabor, whose repeated demands for pay increases were Believed threatening nation wide strikes. A spokesman said the bodies of 8014 Chinese children, dead of star vation, cold or disease, were found on Shanghai's streets In the first four months of tms year, t ne rjocucs of 388 adults also were louna. USDA Sees Hike In Farm Income WASHINGTON. May 7 m The agriculture department predicted to day that farm income during the first five months of this year wiB be 30 per cent greater than in the like period of 1946. It forecast Uie total income at $9,600,000,000 compared with about 8,000,000,000 last year. Prices have averaged about 30 per cent higher than a year ago, but returns to larmers nave not oeen this much lusher because subsidies are smaller. land-boom prices on early reclama tion projects before the anti-speculation provisions were written into the law in 192& On 25 projects, he said, the prices of land rose an average of 759 per cent above actual-values. The in crease ranged up to 83(0 per cent on the Tie ton division of the Yakima project in Washington. j Settlers trying to buy land at ln4 flated prices went bankrupt and deJ faulted on their repayment eou tracts with the reclamation bureau This led. Warne said, to enafct ment in 1926 of legislation remrtr ing owners of land to excess of legal N. mat Scene Said To Be Mule Creek Area OR ANTS PASS, May J oft State police frsaa Grants Fan and Med fard are coastal the fnekwaed res new the Male Creek forest guard ataties in search for a mjio auipeelrd of one killing already and wn la aald to n.re wi t a note Mat ing that be waa gonning for two more men. Robert FoscO. operator of a small fishing resort, is known to be dead. according to meager resorts earning from the isolated Mule creek dis trict. The name of the suspect sought haa not been released by state police. Inaccessible Area The scene of the killing to to In accessible that the only cammuni- catlon possible to by mountain trail. Ail resident of Ute Mule creek area, have been evacuated, state police said, except one man who refused to leave. That man, named Bruckman, was said to have been mentioned in the threatening note left by the person who killed For. Brtiekmao has re fused to leave his cabin to go to the guard station for protection, saying he to ready to shoot It out if at-, tacked. The killing of Fox is believed to have occurred early yesterday, but state police have not learned bow the man was killed. Charles Paddock, a resident of the Mule creek country, first sent word out to forest rangers end state patrolmen of dangerous conditions existing to the ares, and Officer Joe Madarus of the Grants Pass state police waa sent In to investi gate last night. He reported finding Fox kliied and instructed the residents of the area, mostly trappers, to go to the guara station tm protection. Child Loses Both Legs CHICAGO, May 7 0P1 Dale Bichey lay in a hospital bed today fondling a new pair of roller skats. It was tough waiting to get well so he could try them out. But it was touvher for n:r-VM ?- old Dale's father, Howard fUchey, 31, who was faced with the task of telling Dale that well, that maybe he hadn't better plan on using the skates for a while. Dale was burned April S la a backyard fire. His Injuries caused ate father a double anxiety. Date's; mother was expecting a new bsby momentarily, and the father kept from her the knowledge of their sons condition. Las week the baby was born, and Wchey then told the real extent of Dale's injuries. She accepted the news stoically. An adult learns how to bear those things. But Dale was only a little hoy waiting for a chance to use hi nw skates. And his father is searching 5r m way w mm mat DOU1 his legs have been amputated. Mrs. Carnini Dies At 72 Mrs. Pietro (Teresa! nam!! to for the past 35 years a resident ol Klamath Falls, died at her home, 3341 S. 6th, Tuesday afternoon fol lowing an Illness of the past two years. Pinal rites will be announced by Whitlock's. Mrs. carnini was born in Camijr llano. Italy, and came to this country as a young woman. She is survived by her husband and! two sons, umo 01 Klamath Falls and Mario of Sprague River, two daugh ters, Mrs. Livs Boccht and Mrs. Cecelia Dttracha. both of this ett. one sister. Mrs. P, Perrortl, also of Klamath Palls, and two brothers, G. and R, Riccomtal of Mt. Shasta, Navy Aircraft Crash Lands SEATTLE, May 7 &) A navy PBY aircraft crashed or crash landed this morning in Lake Wash ington and the crew was rescued and taken to a hospital. There wu no immediate report on the condi tion of tne crew members. The coast guard said an army boat took the plane in tow, tat that it sank about an hour after the crash. limitation to sell their excess hold- irms at orices which reDresent their ctuai- value wttnout reterencs to Ute proposed construction of irriga tion works. The land appraisal to nude by the Interior department It is this Drovislon, Warne as serted, that would be voided to the three DrMects in addition to the acreage limitation if the bUl under consideration a enacted. "Insolvency for settlers on si! of the projects now under construcHon is threatened if these controls are abandoned, and federal investment in these projects would 6e jeopsm lad." he said. Commander Lynn RorcrotU Klamath Valla is- turanct mm. haa been named com mander af Klamath poat, American Lesion, to f ttf eat the saczpired term sf Dare Be, sow In Salem. Karyersf t presided at hit first txtsi- meeting Monday nit hi in the Legion hail. XesseK-EDis French Move Ousts Reds PARIS, Kay 1 0P France". socialist party today ratified Pre mier Paul Ramadier deeaim oust ing communists from his eolation cabinet, thy ending a French gov ernment crisis. A hastily summoned rational council of the party voted 35 to 212S to amove the break with the extreme left, an action which may hare political repercussions through out western Europe. Ramadier, pleading for Use coun cil, endorsement in the hot 12-hour debate which preceded the vote, de clared he would feel like -grave-digger of the republic" U he were, forced to resign. Supporting Bamadter, teen Blum, former oremrer and an eider statesman of the party, declared that "designation of the government would be tantamount to denial of the parliamentary regime, Portlanders Visit Klamath Two Bromtoent Portlander. Tom. 'my Late and Rube Adams, arrived here by plane late tins morning to uacus ior ue annual sesent dance sponsored by the Kfausath Palls Shrine club for the Shrine bos on tor crippled children In Port land. Luke. Portland florist, and Adams, manager of Meier and Prank: company, are directors of the Shrine hospital. The dance to slated for June ?.--. Both Luke and Adams were guests i oz tne mugnteas 01 tne Nile at luncheon tius noon at the Winema, and will meet with the Sarins club at dinner tonight at the WUlard. Also here for the session tonight are Paul Green of Eugene, potentate of HiUah temple, and Earl Hewbry of Ashland, chief rabbas of the tem ple. Bright Comet To Appear May 20 CAMBRIDGE, Man, May f IJPi A new comet so bright that It may be seen with ordinary field glasses when it swings closest to Oe earth on May 20 was reported May by the Harvard college observatory. Known as the "Comet Rondani-ma-Bester, it was discovered early this year fcy M. J. Bester of the Harvard station in Blsemfoniein, South Africa, and a Coechosiovaiian astronomer, Harvard astronomers said the comet was in the eastern sky near tne sun ana would be sngMest just before sunrise Hay 20. 1 ' .. -,L i ' a- ' I X . j "V. ; Bit tusmess jtolni on at a street corner in Etna as IMsa' Pssrkett, (left), slaps to chat with Lan Smith at the tBterprisin I 'Ckws Specialist happens to pass fcy. Bender Calls Bill Attempt ToStartVar WASHINGTON. Umr f m Tfca Greek-Tar kWi M pngnss wa d Monecd by Rep, Benirr iR-Ohtat today as decigmd to draw Anrriea into s new war and defended ay Rep. Lysdos Jnhnaon D-Tex-i a ""eataiated rfefc to bran peaes, Thoe conflicting contention were advanced to the heat of the second day of general nous debate on tft HMjWftOao aid measure fttaMfn asserted that peopl of the United States "have never feared the eonseqaeaoes when they .toed for a principle And ha added that there were "eakttiated risks." too, in the dedanUort of indepaa denes and the Monroe doctrine. . sinister trsmyiraey Bender esatended A at a "Snifter eemplracy exiata in America today to draw st into .coiner war." He amid he would name those aehir.4 the esnspiraey later, Bep, Richard iD-S, C) told the house that Hum la JeSsed the Uniud Nations "to defeat ti purpose," "Tne sooner we realize that Rssaia did not loin TJK in J cod faith, the setter, ne saia. MeaawbBe. Chairman Vaadett- berg tB-Miefe.) amteasettf that lit . aenate fseeiga nfattoM cs4BtsiMt wtM saeet st M;N a. s& (eastern standard tisaei Friday to vsie tm th Italian. Baigarisa, uasrsnu aaa Romanian pre treaties. President Truman declared yes terday in a letter to Secretary of State Marshall that ratification of the trestles is -vital to our foreign policy' Mr. Truman also said he , does not ihare the ne- of some law ms leers that the disarmamest st Italy provided for in the treaty -eniflieta with his policy of bulwark ing Onece and Turkey against The senate has sassed the bill to aid Greece and T'orlsy, by a "! ' S3 vote. Rre Units Get Radio PORTLANTJ. Ma? WV-Porest service stations and mobile unit as seveo national taests to Oregon will be equipped with frerraeoe? modulation radis outfits this sost mer to aid the ftghHnc aperattotis, 3uy Johnson, Harti Pacific ftr control st f icer, soldi the equipment would be installed in aii 19 national , forests in Washington and Oregon within three years. The FM seta will operate in Ext ern Oregon this year and be in-stalled-m supervisors' iseavdqaarter, rangW statSsns and Mefcoui and oo axii'.t tankers and ssari cars, A parachute salt. Including Cre "Snake Jumpers and two aircraft,. have bees added to the "Wallow forest staff at Enterprise, he rs psrted, ! , - Mexico Readies For Celebration MEXICO CITY, lay 1 m Mett les City today prepared a herc't -wetame for President Mlsruef Ale man when he retarns ia this capital tonight from a sine-day visit to the united State. - - - Ahman's arrauteaseots for a $mjma loan to speed Mexico' industrial and agrMttaral programs, his agreement with President Tru man en peso-dollar staaltsarioTt, and the warm-hearted reception he re ceived in the United States have coavtaced the ateskaii people that their president is not-only a poil tician but a good businessman. Search Still On For Bank Thieves OAKLAND. Ore., May ? Mice continued to search isolated roads Jo this area, today for trees of the tsro gunmen who robbed this towns only bank of over S30.000 in cash Monday, but officers admlttedl it appeared the pair had slipped tftKRtgh early road ifi-octsde. , -' iLa..
