HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1943
Arab Attack
On Jewish
Village Told
JKIUIHAl.KM. Jan. 14 iI'l-Arabs
ntlAcfcrtl lour Jewish sell lenient In
I I io mm between Jerusalem awl
Hebron tiKluy, Jnwlnli iiiiiw rn
iioitrcl. i Hi Irimluii inomiieil Willi
report (lorn Hyrla thai Middle
Kul Arabs have Kebriiniy 1ft
i l)-l)y for mlliluiy wre aualuM
Zlimliim.
Milliters' nuns burked eounlaiitly
III Jim iiMili'in anil In 1 1 ) n area of all
Jrwlnli 'I'd Aviv mill all-Arab Jaffa.
.Iiiim l tliiuiiKeil Willi Hyilimv
li mil nml 'riaiis-Jurilaiilaiia await
ing orders to iihivii nuuliuit Tel Aviv.
Thrrr Columns
IJniifflilal but reliable sources
aid Hiiro roluiiiiui or Arabs nU
larketl Alii TMirlu. near Hebron,
Willi grrnailea a net iiuloinullu
WPIIINlllK. Jewlnh leixirt nultl tlio
Arabs Kino uLtttt kixl Ilia lieltlllbnr
Hill collrrlU Village. u( Clklb
Itevadlm. Mii.MUiith Ir.huk mid Kim
Klr.lon. Tliey mill tile first bund
of atlai'keis was ciiiiiiirliicil of. 16
men. Ilia seroinl. about 'M. A llilril
bund smirk fiom tlin direction at
Jerusalem. Iln report wild.
On the. llelhleliem-Hebron road a
motor nr of the Irnql consulate
I sat allocked mul Hie driver mid the
driver'" wlfo were reiiorled Injured.
The consul himself was not In the
ir. I'ollio quoted one of Ihe pulr
a saying some of Ihe allackcrs
were "In what apiieared to be rmy
uniforms " Jrwli.ll sources expressed
belief the car wan mistaken by
Amb for a Jewish-owned vehicle.
In Damascus, Hyrlan defense nun
Uler Ahmed Hhaiabatl said a
trlned Arnb people's mmy would
launch frontal attack against
Zionism in 1'mei.Uno next month
with men mid mm, In mi honor
able, war lo preserve the rights of
our Aral) broUirra."
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
Kurer Says He
Won't Quit Army
MONTItKAI., Jan. 14 1"i Ma)
eien. Lawrence H. Killer nald today
he hail no Intention of resigning
from the U. 8 air tureen in order
In nerve a rhalrman of the civil
eroiiautli-a board.
Kilter. U. S. representative to the
International rlvll aviallon or
vaniMllnii. 1 President Truman a
C4M IHIIvMklli
.HI Ml.HdDUi f
"Why nln't we got one o' thom morning husband and wife
Jawfeitt on the radio? Our conversation's got a loyal
following among the neighbori!"
SP Doesn't
Vant Beaches
POHTI.AND, Jan. 14 Mi The
HouUiem 1'aclflo company today
bowed out of the controversy over
Oregon beaches, asserting It does
not want the tldclawli.
The company had been read Into
Ilia controversy by Kx-tlov. Oswald
Went, who aald the railroad could
claim Lincoln county beachea by
virtue, of purchase of a long -defunct
minor railroad line 40 ycara alio.
'Hi In came ax news to the firm,
but after InvexllKallon A. T. Mercler,
company 'president, said In a state-
menl released Here that southern
I'uclflc did not want the landx and
offered a formal release or quit
cliilm to aeltle title.
Went brought In the railroad when
he wax fighting the atate'a asserted
right lo dlif Industrial aand from the
beachea.
Olympia Rent
Hike Refused
WAH1I1NOTON, Jim. 14 n;
Housing Kxpedltor Tiiihe K. Woodx
announced today he haa rejected
the recommendation of Ihe local
rent advlxory board at Olympia,
Wash., (Thurston county) for a min
eral rent Increase of 15 per cent.
Tlithe said he had advised the
board that the denial was "without
prejudice" to Its right to submit a
new recommendation with appro
priate substantiation.
The denial, he said, was made on
the around that "appropriate xub
slantlattnif evidence'' had nut been
supplied.
Employment Hits Seasonal
Low Over Klamath County
Old Sandy To
Stay On Job
CHICAGO, an. 14 P Old
Handy will be bossing traffic at
busy State and Madison streets lor
another month or two and senti
mental Chlcanoans are glad.
Bandy, and 40 other horses of the
mounted police patrol, were exact
ed, by this time, to be replaced by
new three-wheeled motorcycles
However, of 82 cycles on order, only
two have been delivered.
When the temporary reprieve
ends. Handy and his ma tea will be
retired to the Bridewell farm, u
previous practice Is followed.
Uut. asks Capt. Ted Cregan, chief
of the traffic police:
"How are you going to keep them
down on the farm after thcyve
seen Htate street?''
Hodges Heads
Service Club
MERRILL, Jan. 14 Pierce
Hodges has been elected president
of the Merrill Hervke club to suc
ceed Joe Bally. Elected as vice pres
ident la Robert R. Walker and Ihe
new directors are Joe Bally. Riley
DeLap, C. E. Hharp, Alonzo HodKcs,
Father J. O'Connor and John Mc
Neill. The last meeting was held In the
new recreation hall, a former school
building from the WRA center, now
being remodeled as a city recreation
center.
W. H. Homes. Riley DeLap, Alon
xo Hodges. Bob Walker and Joe
Bally were appointed to raise funds
for continuation of the project, as
sisting R. L. Dragoo, appointed
chairman several months ago.
Virginia Sharp has been employed
as full time secretary of the club.
The next meeting will be January
19.
Jr. Farmers
Hold Dinner
"Ladles' night" was observed by
the Klamath County Junior Farm
ers organization with a dinner at
the Pelican cafe party room last
night attended by about 50. Ed
Htastny assumed the presidency of
the organization on this occasion,
succeeding John Kerns.
Features of the evening program
Included a talk by Btastny on a
recent trip to Chicago, a reading by
Harold Bchleferstcln. and a talk by
Malcolm Epley, managing editor of
The Herald and News, giving remi
niscences of amusing Incidents he
has encountered as a newspaper
man. Francis Skinner arranged the
program.
Erb Memorial To
Be Started In '48
PORTLAND, Jan. 14 W Con
struction of the ERB Memorial
Union building at the University of
Oregon campus in Eugene will get
under way this year, Ernest Haycox,
Portland, fund drive chairman, re
ported today.
The alumnus said President If.
K. Newburn had advised that archi
tects would be authorized this
month to proceed with plans.
Haycox said the committee had
funds or plrdgea for $1,300,000, Jul
1100,000 short of the minimum need
ed for the long-planned student
center structure,
The building was first proposed la
19J3.
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WICKS
V VHOliul
Employment which hd reached
a seasonal low in the Klamath
basin In December. 1047, has con
tinued downward In January, offl
rlals of the state employment office
said today.
frill unemployment Is due pri
marily to shutdown of logging op
erations and sawmills because of
the winter weather. H. 8. Milne, as
sistant manager, snld.
There are 100 unemployed at
ChlliKiiln and about 60 at lily,
nearly all men, Milne said, and Ihe
majority of (her are logging work
ers. Due to the unemployment situa
tion In these outlying communities
a new service is being established by
the Klamath Falls office, making a
visit each week to lake registrations
for unemployment comiiensatlon
I and to advise of new Jobi available, i
Feed store Is being remodeled and
the new addition will house the re
cently taken over agency for farm
Implements, according to the labor
market bulletin. At Tulelakc, W. U.
Miller Construction company, is re
modeling a garage.
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choice for chairman nl uie cam.
The senato armed services commit
tee voted yesterday against a bill
which would have let Kilter retain
his military pay and rank while
'"V h'.noimemtn of rcMgnlng ! -v.". thr out t ort trip Into , hmng
from the air force." Kuter said
Woman Dies After
Plane Trip
BAN FRANCISCO. Jim. 14 !!
Mrs. Jessie M. Miickhn, 0B. Portland.
died of a heart seizure last night
after debarking from a United Air I
Lines plane here on a trip to Hono- I
lulu.
The Portland woman wns accom- I
panled by her daughter, Frances, a
civilian aeronautics authority work
er In Honolulu. She was planning
to make her home in Honolulu.
Mrs. Maeklln collapsed in the air-
Rodzinski Fired
From Music Post
CHICAGO. Jan. 14 oT" Dr.
Artur Rodzlnskl. one of the nation's
leading musical conductors who be- 1
came musical director of the Chi-
cago symphony orchestra less than
a year ago. haa been dismissea Dy
the orchestral association.
A statement given at a press con- ;
ference by Cyrus H. Adams, asso- ;
elation vice president, said that dlf- i
ferenccs of opinion between. Rod-,
zlnskl and the association's board of
trustees "make It clearly evident ;
that his further connection with the
orchestra and with the ooara oi
trustees cannot be satisfactory."
Redwood Lumber
Battle Still On
HAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 14 o'i
The redwood operators' coinnilllee
declared today on the second anni
versary of a strike against eight red
wood manufacturing companies that
those firms are employing more men
and producing more lumber than
before the walkout.
The statement said the strike by
Ihe AFL lumber and sawmill work
ers' union against eight leading red
wood companies "Is believed to con
stitute a record for the duration of
a labor dispute for any major In
dustry In the country."
It said the last negotiations took
place In March. 1947 and that the
only remaining Issue Is the opera
tors' refusal to grant a union shop.
town
Men from the employment offlre
will be In Chlloouin In the library
I Wednesday each week from S a. m.
until noon until the situation eases.
Milne said They will visit Bohmiir.'s
store in lleatly at 9 a. m. on Thurs
days and be at Jack's place In Uly
at 12 30 the same day.
Home mills have Indicated lliev
may reojien operations In February
and will) construction slated to pick
up the situation Is expected to be
relieved In another month. After
that some farming operations
should be under way.
Plans have been made for t lie
earlv construction of a 25-unlt nio-l-l
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