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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 9t ERP Aid Held Salvation Of Europe PARIS. March 11 Short term id Irom the tnllcd States prevent, rd serious collapse in tnropf. re presentatives of the 16 Mrhll plan nations said today. The intrrim aid, they said In an official report, enabled itrirkrn rountrira to pull throuth. The re port added: "This aid designed with limited objectives and could not modify the situation as a whole." The French version of the report used Uie word "brutal" to describe th. threatened collapse. The official English translation changed the word to "serious." One high American official here named France. Austria and Italy as nations rescued by more than S600, 000.000 spent in interim aid. He added that if these three coun tries had gone under there would have been no reason to spend the SS.300.0O0.0O0 now planned as the first year's expense in savinf the economic lives of ii0.000.000 Euro peans under the Marshall plan. The report said recent develop ments confirmed forecasts of both the American government and the committee of European economic cooperation iCEEO and demon strated that without external aid the economic situation of the Euro pean continent would continue to deteriorate. The report, approved at yester day final session of the "Big 16." was prepared by Claude Bouchinet Serreules. He Is an official ol the French foreign ministry and secretary-general of the CEEC. The report said European coun tries have been able to help one an other "in certain directions but in others cooperative progress is closely linked with the availability of ex ternal aid." "Nor is the production picture by any means one of unrelieved gloom, the report said. "In certain im portant items, lor instance coal. Iron and steel, wheat sowings, etc, in which self help was possible, energetic action has been taken with positive and encouraging results." WHY WE SAY 1 r 1 LAUGH AND CROW FAT V8 This illusion has brf n uard in refer ence lo Democritua, the on-allcd -laughing' phikwopher." ilia habit was lo laugh off the abnurditir of hi con temporaries. He laughed continuously, grew fal and, moreover, lived lo be 10") years ol ae. urn Reds Tell Of Finding Penicillin MOSCOW. March 17 uP Tlie ; newspaper Pravda asserted today ! that Russian scientists discovered ' the drug penicillin nearly 80 years o. i Dr. 8ir Alexander Fleming. Brit- ' ish Nobel prize winner, was ac- i claimed for discovering penicillin in i 1929.1 The newspaper said Russian biolo gists in 18T0 had made extensive observations of green mold, from which the drug is derived, without fully realinng Uie importance of their discovery. The account said a Russian doctor named Lebedinski successfully used green mold in the ' 1870 s to heal wounds. Air Highway Plans Final SEATTLE, March 17 uPv Crea tion of an aerial highway 40 miles wide between Seattle and Boston was disclosed here yesterday by Mrs. Blanche Noyes. chief of air mark ings for the civil aeronautics ad ministration. The route, for light planes, has been officially designated as sky way number 2. she said. The international route will ex tend eastward through Spokane. Billings. Minneapolis. St. Paul. Eau Claire. Wis., Detroit. Windsor. Onu Buffalo. Albany and Boston. Air markings along tne new route are to be put up by cities and states in cooperation with the CAA. Simultaneous with the announce ment. Uie aviation committee of the Seattle chamber of commerce an nounced it is working for designa Uon of two coastal skyways. These w-ould be skyway number 101 from Seattle to Hoquiam and down the coast to San Diego, and skvway number 99. an interior route, from Seattle to Portland. Sacramento. Bakersfield and connecting with number 101 at Los Angeles. Art Exhibit Dates Set High School' By !V i MARY LOU l" Vf CASE Uil.llJ Monlli s find months of hard prac tice and excUUij. 8 nines have lrd up to toniKht $ kHme for the Pelicans. The climax of th hii;h school bas ket ball sen? on. the state basketball tournament. Is. as Conch Wayne Scott said at Monday's pep axnibly. "the ro.I that hr ami every other coach amis at from the first of the season." At 7:30 tonight on Mc Arthur court In Eugene, the Pelicans will show the fans how they are, going to compare with the other top teams of Uie state. Peltcana broaucast for tonight has been cancelled in order that Presi dent rruman s St. Patrick s Day speech may be aired over K.FJI. The main activity of radto-speech de partmeut this week is the financing of a trip to the tournament for Don Paillette, their chief sports broad caster. Don ts featured every Thurs day night over KFJI in a 15-mmute sports broadcast at 8:30. The opinions of students in Mrs, Exene Humbles social economics The Portland Art museum ha.jclas5M ,h, of Klamiim announced dates for Uie fifth AM- j be Oregon No Jury exhibition held this year from July August 31. Entries will be received from July I basin will be broadcast on the edu- ntiiriii frii Thnrrinv nftrnnm nt to!l:15. KFLW will be the station to listen to. The 15-mlnute program has been prepared entirely by the students after their interviews with several Klamath Falls businessmen. Speaimg on the program will be rtvmr Rith rtaintinc art4 i.itlnrim alternate years, is open to artists urnrkitur rr itvintr m Drwnii inH in communities alone the Onlumtaia I tor: Mciris Weakley. Chene Mahan. ""J? ? her'and'rU'is.' will be accepted. To Buy. Sell or Trade. H pays to read Herald and News Classified Ads it pays to Advertise! OVS To Sponsor St. Patrick's Hop OVS. March 17 Townspeople and students are invited to Oregon Vo cational school St. Patrick's dance to be held in the school gym Fri day night. Sponsoring the affair is thr body and fender class. Dancing will be from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. Morrison and McDonald vill furnish music. - Refreshments will be available. Pioceeds from the dance will be do nned bv the class to the OVS ath letic fund. of at least one of each artists work submitted. Special emphasis ts placed on the sale of exhibitions, with 10 patrons agreeing to pur chase one exhibit each. All entries must be priced for sale. Entry blanks and information regarding the exhibition will be sent to prospective members, and addi tional copies may be obtained by writing the Portland Art museum. S. W. Park and Madison. Portland 5. The eight students and their ad viser. Mrs. Nt Patterson, who will be taking part In the model legisla tive assembly in Salem. April 2, have been spending some time writing up drafts for the bills they will present. Three Sergeants Get Promotions LAWRENCE. Mass.. March 17 i.Ti St. Patrick s Day Commissioner of Public Safety Louis J. Scanlon to day announced the promotion to lieutenant of these police sergeants: George C. Sweeney. John J. Casey. Michael F. Shea. John F. Lynch. i I Gabardine I SPORT SHIRTS 41 Maroon Blui It T" Classified Ads bring Real Results! Main at 61b Wbbs-sr ZJ BOARD AN S.P. TRAIN TODAY . I ten ENJOY A GOOD NIGHT'S REST ENJOY FINE MEALS... RELAX ALL THE WAY ARRIVE TOMORROW IN ,1 CALIFORNIA REFRESHED yrTo" TORkTr PLAY. Pj S'iPtH frlandly Joulh.rn Pacific R. A. liouck. District I'reight and Passrnter Agenb Ticket Offlre. 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Senior chapter of the Tvl-lll-Ys two Rlvls are proiuulng a bill for Improve mriita on the OrrcnsprtnK hliihway, while the Junior chapter Is writing on the Idea of appropriating more money for OVS. More recreation facilities and recreation headquar ters throughout the state Is the topic iif Uie suphomore chapter's bill. Tradlllounl green crepe paper and shamrocks decorated the girls' gym for the Kratrra maltiire dance to day. Helen Jackson was III charge. Belton Tours OVS On Visit OVS. March 17 Stale Senator Howard Bctton of Cauby toured the Oregon Vocational school campus Tuesday, visiting shops and class rooms with OVS Director Winston D. Purvine. Senator Belton said he was Im pressed by the development of the former marine base lulu a rapidly progressing school He expressed sincere Interest In regional schools which he feels are needed In va rious centers of population In the state. Ills machine was still another 3(H) fret below III the. bottom ol Uie cliuniu. Co-Win kers Jack Fanell and Jack DavldNou and two olhrr men cariird the ttl-year-old Lebanon driver to ail iiinbulnnie. He Is reported in fair condition, but suffering from ex pivsiire, cilia and brulaes. One wrist was fractured. Calvert was oiieialtng the tractor on a logging road about PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOMI irntmtjrli' of A.nlii"l VO Wt1 Mm Hlrvvl, Mfs.rt.ie, Olflitn. I'huit t"l II lliur lar.U't. M ! Nir.t In C'hart STEVE WALKER lilatrlliuliir Signal Heating Oils linwiiliiHn offlrs now at 140 East Main St. A good Companion Tractor Driver Survives Tumble LEBANON. March 17 i Tractor Operalor Glen Calvert was recover li.g today from a 300-foot plunge Into a deep canyon that shattered his heavy Caterpillar tractor. Hours after the accident Calvert w-as found unconscious late Monday on a ledge below the canyon ed.e. 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