HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
tvTDNESDAY, JAN. 28, 1948
PACE SIX
Gold Plan
Only Hope
For France
PARIS, Jan. U (Pi rremlcr
Knbert Schuman i government Kill
fall if the national assembly votes
down hii fold prorram, a cabinet
spokesman aaid today.
Defeat threatened thr (old pro
posal, an Interval pari of the inr
ernment's monetary prorram de
valuating the franc and letting up a
free money market.
Schutian pleaded for aupport
from the socialist party to Rave the
program. The socialists, although
represented In the cabinet, decided
unanimously in a caucus yesterday
to oppose the Schuman bill to per
mit free trade In gold In France.
No Hope
Secretary of State Pierre Abelin
told newsmen after a cabinet meet
ingthe second In 12 hours the
government could not continue if
the gold clause met defeat.
Schuman. Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault and Finance Min
ister Rene Mayer went before a
meeting of socialist deputies after
the cabinet session in an attempt to
awing the socialists behind the pro
posal. Bidault stepped out after the
meeting had been going on two
hours.
"I hare the Impression that
neither M. Schuman nor I was able
to convince them." he said.
Finance Minister Mayer continued
the government attempts to change
the socialists' minds.
The assembly voted last night, 373
t3 184, to place the gold proposal
first on Its agenda. While the vote
in this respect supported Schuman,
it had little political significance.
There is no other Important legis
lation pending.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
Nine Killed In
Holy Land Riot
JERUSALEM, Jan. 28 W Vio
lence broke out at several points In
Palestine today after a night of
strife which took nine lives.
A Jewish-owned shop, now occu
pied by Arabs, was blown up In the
eastern part of Jerusalem. An Arab
was arrested.
Bullets pepoered a Jewish motor
convoy in the same area. The mili
tary escort returned the fire, which
a m e from the direction of the
Arab-controlled old city.
Armed Arabs held up a freight
train on the L yd da-Haifa line. They
seized part of the contents of two
cars of military stores, all the con
tents of a car of miscellaneous
goods, and some wood and cement,
an official said.
In Tel Aviv, two Jewish prisoners
were abducted from the Jayarkon
hospital by a group described by of
ficials as armed Jews. The prisoners
had been held on charges of murder
and possession of arms.
In last night's violence, five Arabs,
two British soldiers and two Jews
were slain. The toll of dead since
the United Nations voted partition
November 29 rose by unofficial
count to 994.
Eviction Asked
At Labor Camp
SALEM. Jan. 28 WV-Salem Agri
cultural House, Inc., a bousing cor
poration formed by businessmen
and farmers to operate the farm la
bor camp here, brought suit today in
circuit court to evict three families
which have refused to move from
the camp.
The organization took over the
camp from the federal government,
intending to use It to house sea
sonal farm workers. The camp has
no facilities to house residents in
winter months.
The Practical Joker
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CERTAINLY IS GETTING MIGHTY PO60NE
BOLP AT TIMES !
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Youth Held
For Theft
COOS BAY." Jan. 18 Police
today held Roland E. Grove. 18.
Haverhill. Mass., under 81000 ball
for grand jury action after charging
the youth stole an automobile from
a theatre owner who gave him a
night's lodging and an offer of a
job.
Charles W. White told a Justice
of peace court at a hearing that
Grove came to his theatre, "looking
cold and hungry," and asking for
work.
Whit said he took the youth
home overnight, fed him dinner and
breakfast and gave him a sweater.
Some time after White had driven
the young man into the city and
directed htm to where he might find
work. White said he discovered his
car was missing.
Police recovered the automobile.
On Parole
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California Firms
Get Channel Job
PORTLAND. Jan. 28 tjPi Los
Angeles and San Francisco firms
were low bidders in a combined offer
of 82J96.950 for channel clearing
work at Coos Bay, the army en
gineers said today.
The San Francisco Bridge com
pany and the Standard Dredging
Corp.. Los Angeles, were among the
fcur bidders on the work.
The job calls for clearing rock
and dredging a 30-foot channel. The
government estimate was 83349.630.
The army said 8450.000 was avail
able for the work in the fiscal year.
Merrill Adds
To Polio Fund
Merrill grange added $50 to the
March of Dimes fund with a bene
fit card parly held Monday night.
The money represented half of ihe
total proceeds. The remaining
money will be given to other char
ities. Business firms who donated prise
were Merrill Crater Lake dairy
store. Merrill Safeway store, Ben
Franklin store. Merrill Dumber com
pany, Castleman pharmacy, San
ford's grocery, Hodges brothers, and
the Valley service station.
Bridge awards went to Mrs. C. E.
Sharp, high: Melvm Bowman, sec
ond; and In pinochle. Vert Billing,
high for women. Robert Hetrik.
high for men: Edna Travers, low
for women .and Lelund Pope, low
for men. Traveling went to Frank
Paygr. The evenings' special award
went to Mrs. V. C. Kexford. Awarded
the prise for selling the largest
number of tickets was Jim Reeder.
Nurses Drop
Agent Today
TACOMA, Jan. 28 (.TV The Taco
ma Nurses' union local 1"3 (AFL1
has "decided to get along without
a business agent." and has not re
elected State Senator Ernest T. Ol
son to that position, union officers
have announced.
Mrs. Clarice Higginbottnin. secre
tary of the local which has an esti
mated 35 or 40 registered nurses as
members, said the local has "no
negotiations under way at present
and. besides, we cannot afford to
hire a business agent at this time. '
The election held Monday night
retained other officials In their po
sitions. The Tacoma Central Labor
fwMiilt twit vmV, a rm rmmnvtui that
! ni!r' Irw-nl fmm cnnH ctnnHtnff
with the allegation that It was "con
trolled by persons with communist
sympathies."
Chico Marx Files
Damage Suit
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 28 M't-He-cause,
he says, he as "deeply hu
miliated" when his name was used
In the movie "Rhapsody In lllur,"
without his permission, Chlco Marx
wants S-'OO.OOO In dummies from
Warner Bros. Pictures.
The film comedian, In a superior
court suit filed yesterday, said lie
was particularly annoyed becau.se he
was quoted In the picture as en
dorsing certain piano-playing tech
niques which he did not approve.
Agriculture Men
Hold Meetings
SALEM. Jan. 28 At Meetings of
field personnel of the state depart
ment of agriculture opened here to
day, with tirld men of the division
of foods and dairies meeting.
Tomorrow there will Ix ihe mid
winter conference of shipping point
supervisors and the meeting of live
stock theft Investigators and veteri
narians. Friday there will be a combined
meeting of all groups.
Klamath Men
Attend Meeting
N. G. Carpenter, Ewauna Box
company, C. 6. Houston. Weyer
haeuser Timber company. R. A. Mc
Donald and Noel Turner of the
Klamath Lake Moulding company
were in Salem on Thursday and Fri
day attending the accident preven
tion conference held by the state
Industrial accident commission.
This conference broke all past
records for attendance and every
part of the state was represented in
attendance by employers, employes
and labor representatives at the session.
The average motor car contains
48 pounds of copper, mostly In the
radiator.
INFECTION FROM $MOKE
It is possible to be infected by
poison Ivy just from the smoke of
the burning plant, or from cloth
ing worn a year after contact with
the vine.
Acts AT ONCE to relieve
wcxoipy
(CAUSED BY COLDS)
For years thousands of Doctors pre
scribed rarossiN. It acts at one
not only to relieve coughing due to
colds but also 'loosens up' phlegm
and makes It easier to raise.
rarrresmBj Is safe for both old and
KSr PEBTUSSIMC-
BOTANY TIES
REMODELING SALE!
Finol Reduction on
TOPCOATS
Fleeces, Tweeds, and
Cheviots.
Values up to $45
All at one low price of
$22.50
AM sixes, buy now tor
next toll
Since 1918,
MANSTORI
TU Mala
Nunn-Bush Shoes'
20-30 Club
Hears Munk
The regular meeting of the 20-30
club Tuesday night was shortened
lit order lor the club members to
hear n very Interesting aildrrss by
l)r. Frank Munk of Heed college at
the hunts auditorium.
During t ho inrctlng notices adver
tising the coming plays sixiusorrd
by the '.'0.30 club to be presented at
the Kl'IIH auditorium on February
i. April 15 and May 11 went stamp
ed and will be mulled by February
I. Arrangements are bring niudr to
set up a centrally located box oilier
for the sale n( tickets. Announce
ment of the location of the box of
fice will be mude as soon as all ar
rangements huve been completed.
On February 3 the 10-30 club plans
to hold Its :tid anniversary banquet,
combining it Willi a ladles' night,
and arrangements ale being marie
(or entertainment and a guest
speaker. Vice ('resident Rex Rogers
Is to be In cliame nf the program
lor the evening unci Hob Hall the
entertainment chali man.
Orville Wright
Suffers Attack
DAYTON, O.; Jan. S iTi-Uivlll
Wright, 7.year-old co-lnvenlor t
Die airplane, was reported un
changed today by Miami Valley hos
pital vvhera he was ailinltled yea
trrdav, following his second heart
nllark since last October.
Attended by a private hum,
Wright "rested easily" dining the
nlglit. Ills physician, Dr. A. 11.
Ilrouer. said last lilglil the aviation
pioneer's second attack was not n
severe us Ilia first d that Wright
was "much belter this Unit."
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DIDYOUKNOW
That Swan Loko Moulding Compony
hoi the largtst stock of machine and carriago bolls In
Southern Oregon?
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FOSTER'S
FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE SOUTHERN BARBECUE
1320 OREGON AVENUE
ANNOUNCING ITS
Grand Openinq, Jan. 31, 5p.m.
FEATURING
Charcoal Broiled Steaks Fine Seafoods
Breakfast Lunches Dinner
COMPLETE SERVICE
DINING ROOM COUNTER .CURB SERVICE
"WE NEVER CLOSE"
Earl E. Kynette (above), former
Los Angeles police captain, is pie
tared as he left San Qnentin, Calif
prison on parole. Kynette entered
prison in 1940 for the attempted
bomb slaying of Harry Raymond,
a Los Angeles private investigator.
Parole becomes final In 1952, If he
fulfills it requirements.
FIRE
6ILVERTON, Jan. 28 UP, Fire
destroyed the Thomas grade school,
one of the oldest in the Central
Willamette valley, yesterday after
noon shortly after dismissal of thi
pupils.
Firemen from here and Scotts
Mills said the fire appeared to origi
nate on the roof of the frame build
ing. Neighbors saved most of the
books, benches and a piano before
flames reached the lower part of the
building.
AfOHUUS
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Prepared with an eye to
make available to yon every
legitimate deduction.
N.J. ROSE NBAUM
1213 Main St.
with J. W. Sanders
Phone 7521
IT TAKES A LOT OF LITTLE THINGS
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We'll have our irrigation completed by Spring!"
Come into the Klamath Concrete Pipe Co. for all your
irrigation supplies. Check this list for all your needs:
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