Huropean Aid IPIcami
Wofl- Icank Check"
nnniiiNiutiN, June 15 (!)
r, 01 Hnydrr made
plain today that he does nul view
till) Marshall plan fur Kuropran re
eiivery lvln Mrrlgn counlrlca
Wank vlirrk on the United States
for what they need.
Hnydrr told a news conference
llml Hwrlry . .' Htale Marshall
has nut rsleniled mi Implied Invi
to Hon In oilier countries li tell
imiluu "what they need or
ant."
"My Inlrrin I'Uilluii In Unit ho li
asking them lo make a orll-lnvrn-tmy
mill hi'o wliiit lliry cun do (or
themselves," Muyder told reporters.
Not Representative
Meanwhile, Mursliitll mild nt an
other imwi conference Ihul h don
mil plan to have n representative
attend the talks of tlrltlsh, French
mid ltussliin foreign ministers ron
"ritiiK liln Kiimiirnii recovery pro
gram. Thrae discussions arc sched
uled to brum In I'm In Friday,
Aakrd whether he pinna to hnve
tn uuscrvcr there, Mnralutll an Id he
doe not.
lie flatly declined In live out any
mure Information now about theae
proposals. When a questioner re
ferred In the program aa "your
proposal" M a r h a 1 1 Inlerriiptril
qiiieklv to any the reporter meant
the American lovernnirnt propoaal,
Muralmll projected the priwrnm
III n apeech nt llnrvnrd tmlveraliy
June & when he snld tlmt future
American dollar Bid to Ktiropenn
countries ahould lie conditioned on
a continent-wide plan cil economic
recount ruction drafted by "a num."
ber. If not nil Kuropean nations"
Hnydrr slt he gave Una Inter
preintinu to Marshall's pmimaal:
lie inviico uirm ' ' " " i
aee what their problem la. He
didn't any anything about Irlllnr
the tlnlteil Hlalee snow how much ;
la wanted. He aalit they ahould let j
toielhrr and make up their own :
mlnda aa to what they ouiht to do
In their own countries
Italy May
Get Ships
WAflHtNOTON, June a iA
Secretary of Mate Muraliaii aaio
today the United males want U
turn over 31 merrhnnt vessel to
non-communlat Italy In en effort
to ieed reconstruction of that
country.
Marahall mane me statement
newa conference when reporter
asked whether turning over aurh
ships ta not an unuauai anion 10
take lowuru a lornmr
try.
The aecretary aald It moat cer
tainly la. but Hint the main con
aideratlnn ta to do something to
help rehabilitate Italy. He added
that Americana are bit more Ken
erous end forgiving than moat
nmmlav
Msrahall auld that under Irk-In
lallon pending before congress II
vessels promised to be handed over
to Uie Iiallana are aurpiua nmrn
can llberiy ship. They would re
place Italian ahlpa lnal during the
. -ar while under American control.
'' The eenale foreltm relation com
mltteo, approved the Intlalatlon ye:
terday and aent It to the senate for
consideration.
Curlcy Leovei For Woshington
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Mayor Jamee t'urlry, 72, of Iktaton, under treatment In a hoapltal
for hlfh blood prmaure, movea toward train for Waahlnilon where
he face poaalble 6 lo 11-month Jail aenience for mall fraud conviction
Mr, t'urley (left) end Kurae Helen Klnalra, accompany hltn to train.
AP wlrrphoUi,
Baxter Funeral
Slated Today
LOS ANOKLKS. June 26 iA'i- Pu
nernl eervicea will be held todny
in the rirnt Methodlat church of
Hollywood for Hlithop Bruce H. Hax
ter of Portland who died there Fri
day. Blahon Jmuea C. linker of the
California - Arlaona area of the
Melhodim church will participate In
the arrvlcea.
Blahon Baxter formerly lu rinn
of the achool of relluion at the Unl
veralty of Southern California.
Bishop To Break
Ground For Church
DOKKIS. Calif., June 2It UIhop
Robert Arnulroim of Sacramento
waa expected In Dorrts this after
noon to officiate In rttra of bleuliix
and brcaklnK ftround on the site of
the proposed Catholic church here.
A luncheon and welcoming cere
monies filled the day's schedule In
addition to the ground breaking.
Others Invited were Rev. Father
Kohldoux of Weed and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Illckbell and Mrs. Irene
Hnmel of Klamath Falls.
New Floods
Sweep Over
Iowa Towns
OMAHA, June 2b IPi Residents
of lows and Nebraska primed them
selves for new floods today, In the
wake of wldeapread rain.
The new precipitation came even
before the old flood waters had run
their downstream courae,
, The heaviest downpour waa re
corded hi Northeast . Nebrnitka.
where the ruin measured four Inches
In the Lehigh area. Much lighter
rain fell over the rest of the two
stale area.
With the rain came more difficul
ties for flood stricken towns engaged
In cleanup and reconstruction work.
At Cambridge, Neb,, the hardest
hit town In Sunday's deluge. Mavor
LUoyd 0. Richardson declared:
w neea is getting greater an
the time. It Is raining here again.
It is not a hard rain, but adds to
our misery."
evacuation Eyed
Hlchurdson suld the entire flooded
area of Cambridge might have lo be
evacuated again If the rains did not
stop. He explained that last Sun
day flood left the Medicine creek
bed so badly silted up that a very
little rainfall might mean a repeti
tion of the week-end disaster. The
rain also made the mud wet and
slimy underfoot.
Similar conditions prevailed In
virtually every other flooded sec
tion.
In Iowa, a new flood struck Adel,
In the south central part or the
state, last nlsht The Kacroon
river, rising at the rate of one foot
an hour forced some residents to
seek hither ground.
The body of Carroll County Su
pervisor George 8. Wleland of Car
roll, la., was found In the Raccoon
river near Auburn. la. He had been
missing since Monday when he
started on an Inspection trip of
flooded farm land.
Danger Points Watched
In Nebraska, three definite dan
ger points were being watched to
day: The Eastern Platte valley, in East
Central Nebraska waa alerted for
floods from North Bend to the
river mouth a distance of more
than SO miles.
Tne Elkhorn ' valley of North
eastern Nebraska wai getting the
first of a new series of floods. Early
toduy the North Fork river spilled
over near Fierce and Pllger, Neb.
The Elkhorn was expected to flood
Uie Norfolk, Neb., area about mld
mornlng. but observers did not be
lieve the high waters would reach
the town. Stanton, Neb., was also
threatened.
A close watch was being kept on
the Missouri river near ftulo In
Houtheastern Nebraska, where the
Missouri river stage was approach
ing an all time high.
Attorneys Appeal
Curley Decision
WA8HINOTON, June K oV At
lornrya for Mayor James M. Curley
of Boston, sentenced to from alx to
18 months In tail on mall fraud
charges, asked federal district court
today to suspend sentence became
of his "most serious and precarious
physical condition."
The 73-yenr-old political leader
who came here last night from a
Cohasset, Mass., hospital where he
had been undergoing treatment for
diabetes and high blood pressure. Is
scheduled to appear In court tomor
row morning for committal to Jail.
Lakeview To
Sponsor Airshow
The second annual air show to be
held at Lakeview airport will bet on
July 211 and 37 this yenr, under the
supervision of the Lake County
Aeronautic association.
The show, which Is called the
Routhern Oregon Air Carnival, will
have n model airplane show, a han
gnr dance Thursday, a flight break
fast, air events and races and a
demonst ration of new alrcrnft,
Lakeview airport Is class 3, with
complete facilities for repair, tie
down, fueling with BO and 91-oclane
gasoline.
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"Y" Office In
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Remodeling Is being completed In
the Teen-Age club rooms for the
new YMCA headquarters and the Y
office staff has officially moved in
to Its pew quarters.
The 'office was formerly located
In Uie small building at the rear .
of Bulslger'a used car lot. where '
Halalger donated Uie use of the f
building free of charge.
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Music by
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Dancing 10 Till I
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Son Held In Slaying
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Dorris Woman
Dies Sunday
Izora Elizabeth Raamussen, a
well-known resident of Dorris,
Calif., died, following a lingering
Illness Sunday morning at Bisklyou
County General hospital In Yreka.
Mrs. Rasmussen would have
reached her 73rd year Friday.
Mrs. Rasmussen was a native of
Iowa and had resided in California
since 1016. Her husband, Otto
Rasmussen, died in 1928.
She had been a patient In ths
Yreka Ifospltal since May 20 of thll
year, Surviving are 'wo nieces and
one nephew, Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon from Olrt
ner'a Funeral chapel i
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Robert Bates (right), Tompkinsville, Ky., war veteran is being held
In connecUon with the rifle slaying of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Bates. Here he Is with Sheriff Felln Ford In the kitchen of the Bates
home where the parents were reported slain. AP wirephoto.
Travels H. D. Bondy of N. 8th
traveled to Yreka, Ashland and
Weed Monday.
To Portland Paul Otterbeln went
to Portland, Tuesday, to attend the
American Legion convention.
Leaves W. J. Warren, traveling
auditor of the Oreat Northern
railroad In Spokane, left Klamath
Falls Monday evening for Seattle.
Church Groups The groups of
the Women's council of the First
Christian church will meet Thurs
day at the homes of the following:
group 1, Mrs. John OilcrUt, 2235
Darrow; group 2. Mrs. R. H. Alex
ander, 121) Henry; group 3. Mrs.
H. S. Wickersham. 1202 Pine. AU
meetings are at 2 p. m., and all
women are Invited to attend. Thou
who do not know which group they
Hackies on flies can be straight
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The wings can then be forced Into
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Ill V. J. JoseDhson. Great North
ern agent, has been 111 for several
days.
From Seattle Jerry O s b o r n,
Oreat Northern claim agent In Se
attle, visited Klamath Falls Monday.
To Alabama Mrs. H. L. St. John.
IIS Ewauna, is leaving in a few
days for Montgomery, Ala.
Gas on Stomach
R . im watH m ym mmuy fee
fheii rtermwtomirh rUlrtw paJtirul.tjiilTocat I
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