Brazilian Police Padlock
Communist Clubs In Drive
To Enforce Outlaw Bill
RIO DE JANEIRO, May 8 W
The Bratlllan government cracked
down hard on the communist party
today, with federal police and troops
padlocking 445 communist clubs or
cells to enforce a decision by the
supreme electoral tribunal outlaw
ing the party in Brazil.
The tribunal approved, by a 3 to 3
vote lost night, a government peti
tion asking that the Brazilian com
munist party one of the largest In
the western hemisphere be de
clared Illegal and closed. In the last
election, in January, the party polled
about 800,000 votes.
It eleoted 17 deputies and one
senator In the federal congress, 18
members of this capital's 60-member
city council, 80 members of various
slate legislatures and helped to elect
the governors of eight Brazilian
states.
Obey Order
The senator, Luis Carlos Prestes,
who la secretary general of the
Brazilian communist party, cabled
all the party's branches Immediate
ly after yesterday's decision, order
ing them to obey the verdict calmly.
He said the decision would be ap
pealed to the Brazilian supreme
court and announced that the par
ty's national convention, scheduled
for May 25 In Rio, had been post
poned Indefinitely.
But even as the tribunal's judg
ment was being announced the com
munists suffered another stiff blow.
President Eurico Oaspar Dutra sus
pended the communist - supported
Brazil Workers confederation and
all labor unions affiliated with It for
a period of six months.
Communist leaders referred sar
castically to the decision as "the
first step for Dutra's continuation
in power like (former President Oe
tulloi Vargas."
"We are awaiting calmly the final
decision of Brazilian Justice." Prestes
declared. "For the dominant classes
the Brazilian communist party al
ready has been 'annihilated' many
times, but it Is still alive."
Klamath Men
Get Buildings
Three Klamath Falls men ob
tained surplus buildings at the re
cent war assets administration sale
at Camp White for dismantling or
off-site use. when 960 of the 1350
buildings listed went to Southern
Oregon buyers.
The men were Irving E. Gray, who
purchased two barracks: A. Sher
man Ackerman, a nurses' quarters;
Ouv H. Burnett, a barrack. Sylvester
C. wlngard of Lakeview bought a
storehouse.
More than 800 bids were entered
for the property that originally cost
the government around $14,000,000.
th. WAA announced today. A hay
shed was purchased by the Med ford
Sheriffs Posse and the town of Med
ford led the list of Southern Oregon
towns with 85 individual buyers.
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TlfR MALE ANIMAL .
PHILADELPHIA, May 8 W The
nresldent of the Philadelphia Models
Guild Is organizing a campaign for
charm classes for melt.
And "why not?" asks the comely
Violet Hale. "The fellow lived the
army life, among men. so lang that
thev have forgotten the little things
that women value so highly."
she suairests the course cover such
fields as how to dress, posture and
carriage, manners ana mayoe
makeup.
"I hear they now have cosmetics
that hide five-o'clock shadow," she
said.
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PLEASANT DISCOVERY
SAUNA, Kas May 1 (JPh-A let
ter with four cents postage due ar
rived at Kansas Wesleyati univer
sity. School officials, busy conducting
a drive for $110,000 to help build a
memorial library In honor of war
dead, opened It to find $370 In rash
the gift of an anonymous donor.
EXPENSIVE FARE
PUEBLO. Colo.. May 8 Colo
rado's honey-hungry bears are go
ing to cost the state money.
An arbitration Doara created oy
District Judge Harry Leddy recom-
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Jew Agency
Urges End
To Barrier
LAKE SUCCESS, N. V May 8 (.VI
The Jewish agency for Paleatln
called upon the United Nations to
day to remove barriers against es
tablishment of a Jewish national
home In the Holy Land.
Rabbi Abba Hlllel Silver of Cleve
land, American section chnlrman of
the Jewish agency executive, made
this keynote demand before the gen
eral assembly's 55-natlon political
mended the state pay $750 of a
$950 claim for damage done to bee
hives. In several bear raids. A statute
makes the stale liable for damage
done by protected wild animals.
commit toe In the first official ap
penrance or a non-government or
Itunlimtlon lu debate over the Inline
of Palestine.
The Arab higher committee mean
while continued Its boycott of the
I'N pending a derision from Cairo.
There the exiled (Irand ftlufll was
reported considering the assembly's
Invitation of yesterday according the
Arab group equal status with the
Jewish agency In committee hear
ings. . The UN secretariat announced
receipts of a demand from the Pal
estine communist parly central com
mittee for a full hearing in the
assembly.
The deadline for receipt of re
quests for healing of non-government
organisations was set for mid
night. The requests of four Jewish or
ganisations aside from the Jewish
agency have been sidetracked by a
five-nation sub-committee.
CIIANC.EAIII.E
Temperatures range all over the
thermometer In one day In Tibet,
During winter, the trmiieraluie rises
to 110 degrees in mid-day and drops
to 30 below aero at night.
CAA To Drop
Airports
WASHINGTON. May il')
Twenty-one Pacific Northwest air
port projects will be dropped by the
civil aeronautics admlulsl ration
should the proponed $7tM)utl,QU0 cut
In appropriations be approved, Com
merce Secretary A. Averell llaril
man disclosed yesterday during a
press conferonre.
In addition to the eliminations,
proposed projects at Portland and
Seattle would be cut by $57,000 and
$a:i5,OO0 respectively.
Projects eliminated would lucludo:
Oregon Denmark, Tillamook,
Peiidletun, Astoria, Kugcnc, New
port. The Dalles, North Head, Med
ford, Truutdale, Cuivallls.
Washington Port Angeles. Hrem
ertoii, Kenton, Ellensbutg, Olympla,
Yakima, Everett, llelllngliam, Aber-dcen-Hoqulam
and Pullman.
The secretary said these further
cuts also would be necessary to
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., May I '
tIV- If a carton was good enough
for llielr tea It was good enough .
for their money. Ho Inured a tea
company (Oritiid Unloni.
When burglars entered the office
during the night anil took a cash
bos from u tiling cabinet they got
no money, Tim firm's money was
hidden In a caiinn of tea, ,
bring operations within the reduced
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Elimination of Instrument landing
svstems at Hiileni, Ore., and Weual
cliee; of high intensity approach
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and Ontario. Ore., and Easlon,
Wash., also will be nllinlnated, ho
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