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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1948)
Mtf six HTRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ' TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1948 Arabs Cease Ponder Over Fire Demand Jews Put Up Desperate Fight In Ruins Of jOd City; Russia Vetoes Czech Coup Probe By The Associated Vrrst Arabs of seven .tatrs debated to- tay Oi I'nlted Mates demand tor rease fire in Palestine and the American and British pressure for race. The guns roared on. however, in hnd around Jerusalem. Israel tombed and was oombcd. The British closed the port of Haifa to incoming traffic. The Jews said Shey had cleared Arabs .from the Uordan valley. j An Iraqi cabinet minister said the Arabs will agree to peace only if the jjews five up the new stale of Israel and abandon partition. The Jews jare oertain to reject such terms. Baghdad newspapers resumed fire Jon the V. H, and one started a bov- leott campaign. British Influence British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told parliament Britain is jusing her utmost influence to insure tnat jews ana Araos accept a cea.-e fire order. The V. S. petitioned all Arab states warring on Israel to do the same. Bevin conferred again I with the American ambassador. army gave no sign It epecta a com. Deir Suneld. 34 miles southwest of lei Aviv, uie Araos saia uiey too Raniat Rchel. Jewish village hulf- munist roup. The Israeli army asserted It has thrown the Arabs out of the Jordan valley, presumably that part as signed to the Jews in Uie UN parti tion plan. The Jews claimed also to have won back the area soulh of the Sea of Galilee including Samakh, Masada and Sha--ar Hugo lan. Jewish units also were reported to have invaded Lebanon and Syria, two of the consulting AraD stairs. way between Jerusalem and Bethle hem, killing more than 300 Jews. The other side said Arab bodies littered the streets. The political committee of the Arab league was making Its fateful decision for peace or war at Amman. The British warned the Arabs she expected them to observe Ule I'N cease lire order, failure might cause treaty commitments to be suspended. Arabs contended that to a I sKnnu Mimmuninuf saia jews iHl Tail, looted and destroyed l lop lighting now would nullify their .1 in.,. lM,l,r . house and killed : niilltary four villagers. ine jews mem selves said they destroyed the I Svrian village of Kafr llareb, killing I ail Syrian troops. The Jews said i their planes bombed Arabs in Ho,. Svria. and snot down pianes near the Sea of Galilee. Air raid sirens wailed another practice In Cairo. Tort Closed The British closed the Port of Haifa, barring the best entrance fnr the thousands of Jewish refugees ' oiaTnrtrinff tn enter Palestine. Haifa The Jewish village of Ramat . , . ,..,,cu.uon Doint for British T , . .v.. ii-i.. t. l.r, I Slovakia. Students advantage in Jerusalem and leave Jaffa and the Arabs of Palestine under Jewish domination. The new deadline for the Arab answer is 9 a. m. iPSTi Wednes day. Veto Vsed Again Russia used its 24th and 25th vetoes in the United Nations to block an inquiry into the communist seizure of Czechoslovakia, The United States prepared to gather evidence and read it into the record. The Russians asserted blandly the inquiry was an attempt to interfere in the internal affairs of Czecho- Hehel, midway between Jerusalem and Bethlehem, changed hands twice. The Arabs took it last night and Haganah, the Jewish army, said it was recaptured. The Arabs turned their auxiliary on the place again. I Jewish planes bombed Arab posi tions around Jerusalem after mid j night j Jews cornered in the old city of Jerusalem were subjected to an- other Arab attack last night, and a I Jewish army spokesman said the '"pressure is terrific." The Jews for the third day beat off an attempt of I Arabs to take the Notre Dame Ho- i spice near the new gate to the old city. Strikes Spread Communist strikes spread In Fin I land from the docks to heavy indus I tries. The communists were pro testing the dismissal of Interior Minister Trjo Leino, husband of the Finnish communist leader. The STMOPSIS T ANNOA1. STATE ME VT Wm the yoor ended December 31. Wfl Of the Vlrglaia nre Maris bwnraaws Company f Richmond. In the Slate of Virginia made to the Insurance Commissioner f the. State of Oregon, pursuant a TrtCOMS Wet premfwms received. IT . SMSl.TSt.ST iJCptal interest, dividends and real estate Income, rr 1M.S41 Income from other sourc es, 290-31-33-M M.a.8S Total Income. . S2 4M SB S DISBURSEMENTS Wet. amount paid for loas- m, 14 l.a4e Loss' adjustment sap na as. 16 . ;. .i4.i tndcr writing expenses ' U-30 (Both Inc.) l.OMJKtl Dividends paid to stock- kolders (Cash. S40,- ,000.00: stock, nil. 40 - SOS a Dividends paid or eredit- . ed to policyholders sal All other expenditures . Hnclud 1b" investment expenses S4.S28 87) SS.S04 1 (Total disbursements. S1-SJ-S4-39-4J-43-44 . S3 307 M1-SS ADMITTED ASSETS Talue of real estate own ed (market value), 1 S W.SM.SS Talue of bonds owned (amortized). 4-40 1.333..M.7S alne of slocks owned (market value). 4.26A . 1 J03.1M SO Caah m banks and on hand. S--7 3S3.M5-11 Premiums In course of collection written since September 30, 197, S-34 23.4t M Interest and rents due and accrued. 23 .... 13.435 2 Other assets (net). 11-11.. 4.332 M Trrta! admitted 43 S4.4S3.0S4 M LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER TONDS Total lanpald claims. 14 . 3fl3,37t SO Climated Ion adjustment - expense for unpaid claims. 15 22.990 90 Total smearned premiums " 2J73.32SS0 AH ether liabilities 24.J5-2fi-3n-3l.32 f3 45 Total liabilities, except Capital. 33 S2.735.S4..45 Capiul paid up, 37 sl.aeo.ixxi 04 atpeclal a u r- phis funds: A m o rtlred and Invest ment Va l s of Se- e u rlties over actual market. 35 TI .1M It Vnaa signed fsnda (sar- Pioa), 3 BvrTHu. as regard, leyholders, 30 troops leaving the Holy Land. Jews control the city. Egyptian bombers dropped heavy explosives on Tel Aviv. Fighting continued in the rubble ol Jerusalem. the trans-Joroan Arab legion kept hammering at Jews hemmed in a corner of the old walled city. The Egyptian army said it killed 500 Jews in a 10-hour battle at iYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT For the year ended December 31, 1347 of the PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford. In the Stale of Connecti cut, made lo the Insurance Commis aioner of the Slate ol Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums received 17 . S24.35S 513 43 Total Interest, dividends and real estate income 27 2.426 644 S3 Income from other sources 23-35-36-37 385 638 30 Total Income S27J68.79I.61 DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid lor losses 14 810.116.875 47 Loss adjustment ex expenses 13 Underwriting expenses .. 40 dividends paid to stockholders icash. 11. 800000.00: stock SOi 23 it - Part 31-33-34-36-42-43. All other expendi tures (Including invest ment expenses 391. 896.82) . 346.310.S4 Total disbursements ... 122.346 ,68439 ADMITTED ASSETS Value ol real estate own ed i market value) 1-39 I 330.824 42 Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc. - - 192 634.(2 Value of bonds owned 'mortized i 4 lt.743.358 80 Value of stocks owned market value) 4-26A . 11.488.492 00 Cash in banks and on hand 3-S-7 .OS3.04t43 Premiums In course of collecUon written sine September 30. 1947 . 2.959 084.11 Interest and rents due and accrued 24 . 11.927 01 Other assets (net) 13-27- 28-37 2 688 072.78 496 282 02 3.687.015 96 1J0O 0O0 00 Total admitted assets IR3.S79, 54237 LIABILITIES SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claim- 14 $ 9 868.308 3 Estimated loss adjust- : ment expense for un paid claims 13... . 114 450 46 Total unearned prem iums 18 11 026188 80 All other liabilities 23- 24-25-26-28-29 1.033 137T1 Total liabilities, except capital Capital paid up $ 000.000 00 Special sur plus funds 8 000,000 00 TJnatsigned funds (sur plus) 40 533 136 80 surplus as regards poi- icynoiaerx 129,044,405 87 . 84,333.13680 Total 383.579.542.37 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received $ 115 916 00 Net losses paid 01.702.73 Dividends psid or cred ited to policyholders. 0 a Dnnbar-Beblnsen Ins. Ac'nrr US B. 5tb Pbone 7211 856 857 m pol- 1.728 044 41 Total. 40 . .. Ttrt I YEAR Dividend. pfcj oV eredit d to pohcyholders as) (f STRAW' HAT II TIME ll l Gel Yours Now I V, ALL STYLES II ? tiibbS: wmmiimwdrP'. U J V AJ M kj I JJLiJLil I III U Vrrirt frf ft . ills, '"J F,U . 5, J sj-sjus-p - tjji,--fgi,i m i iiisv-iiimfif r Let us Beautify Your Home with our new, improved combination INSULATION & SIDING . FREE ESTIMATES gladly given by our (uperviior H. W. Elliott GENERAL ROOFING & PAINT CO. PHONE 4138 fannrd anti-American ism in China In proit-stiiij V. S. plans to help Japan back lo her feet. The Russians in Berlin ar rested and held briefly Bar Ash worth, chief of the I . S. military government safely branch. US Code To Be Protected WASHINGTON, May 25 iJTt The state department said today "neces sary precautions" were taken to safeguard the security of the Ameri can communications code after the desertion of Set. James McMitltn from the embassy in Moscow. Press Officer Michael J. McDer mott told reporters a careful check showed no evidence that a code or 'anything else" was taken when Mc Milnn left his post in the embassy May 14. "Nevertheless we have taken the necessary precautions." McDermott added. The matter came up at CARNIVAL By Dick Turner ttw r nvt rtyc mc r. m. nco. v. . pat, off. Highway Brass Accept Grove POUl'LANL), May JO !)) Tim state lilKliwiiy t'oinmlutuii has ap proved use of Waverly lake liir the lt4tt tlnilH'r carnival nl Albany, but served notice It la the last year the site would be avitilnble. In other action tho commission accepted ail eiulil acre wnyslde myrtle iirove on hliiliway 4'J nenr I'owera Junrtliin from K. T. Iloff- itian as a memorial to his wile: avrecd to spend 1X800 for draliiniie Improvement on the lllllsboro-HII-verton secondiiry lilithwny south of Hlllsboro and lo widen 3.01)0 feet ol til Orritun coast lilgliwuy lllrouiill Wheeler. i Contract awarded Include two to the Shoreline Construction com pany, Salem. They nre for rock pro dtictlon In Curry county, one inr HI. MX) and the second for IM.7I6. Snook brothm., Corvnllls, bid of M.Uia for (he Tulo nverrrosMnit of Uie Parlflc tititliwny lit Jarksmi county was accepted. The bid of N.IH)7 by J. C. Papln. linker, was rrlerred to the eimlneer wlih ntitliorlty lo award a ronlrnct for 131 miles nf Rrndliur and sur farliiK on Uie Jnseph-Wallowa lake secondary lilithwny. Train-Car Wreck Kills Woman ALBANY, MnyilMAV Our woman wits killed suit liri luiNlmiid luliiicd yeatrrilny when llielr niilciinnlille rnllliled with Die rlnulhi'rn I'lirlftr'i Cascade train at a city cruisinu. I'ulUo sulci Mis. Itayiiiniiil ('mils MiMii e was killed liitnii(lv when I lie car was liuiii'd nil feci by the Im liitcl. Her liiihliiiiid wits tiiicouni'lous when nilmllled li, n luwpllnl. The luclili'iil iKcuni'il nl Ihp till itud tlciiry street crosslnii. Classified Ads BrliiK Heal Results "Why shouldn't the presidential race be hotly contested? Look at the incentive four years' free rent!" Planet Mercury To Be Visible In Next 10 Days By J. Hitill PRVETT Astronomer, extension Division, Orrcon Hither Education System That considerable number, yountf Dog. Is conspicuous. Bright Capella is well up above the northwestern i horlson. I At a considerable height In Uie south, white splca glitters. Very and otherwise, who olten regre: , hgn gIKt somewhat east of due they have never sighted tne planet i outr,. orange Arcturus shines at i Mercury, may during tne next lu i tnc sharp end of the Kite. This days spot this elusive little wander- I artIe figure tall but Arcturus belnj er In Uie western twilight provid- j lma swrsl is standing upright ing the cloud gods cooperate. On wn(,n i part 0f the sky. Direct May 23. Mercury will set over 1', hv below and east of Uie top of the hours after the sun and may be Klle , naU circle of llltlo distinctly seen considerably belo gtar, marks out Uie Northern and to Uie right of Venus. Uie strik- crown. Ingly brilliant object which has High In the east northeast, glorl been in Uie early evening sky all , ola Vega dominates Uiat quadrant spring. On May 30. the UtUe world , tj,e heavens. Lower and about will appear considerably nearer ; over Uie northeast, somewhat dim Venus and will be up until two - mcr Deneb sunds at the top of Uie hours after sunset, but will be some- Northern Cross, a large figure now what dimmer than a week earlier. iymg on ,iae Wtrl the foot to Although It is getting nearer to us, j w. the south. LOGGERS and SPORT BOOTS with set-under heels made-to-measure by OTTO WHITE Sine 7 MANSTORI Ul Main KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Litotima Guaranfoe Free Domonstrofion Phone H'.'OO 1401 Kaplaiiaile Kiijov limit li, ltd, Comfort anil Ilii.iilUllly al His BUCKH0RN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Drink our fa ni o u a Mineral Waters r.r KlSii.r. ni.s- as-e.t-, lainiar tiitiili, .tall lllatl 4r Irttubl, ' IIUsillDII. "Your llrnlth Is Our IIurIiims" lint Mhiml Ktttt Mii4 ' tur Nliti. MiIUiit, ArlliillU, NuiMU, Nrvit ttvaa, hlfh .lid lew nttmt lritHr, Hkin Ktutitlam, ( rhM tHuldt 'rr Ht.N fr AMh. ma. itnia, Oldt, Mlniia an4 Hr- i hllU. r.r r...r-tl-n. .r 41.11.4 liiCrm.ll.N .!. i Ml HIIDMN HINtMAI. Kt'lllNUi HVMUHII M Ml. I AibUNtl, (Irt. or ("bun i.9n$ HUln IIH lit K .1 A N WlXim. tMrarUr t MPMIirM1 It niMHUK Going EAST? 'Hi OllV.wn'l,,,,7rnalwl',,,,' 1 -1 ffil; .uu. -rt- I f VS yu can K" r n)"T, fnre than t IJ r accuser Av'-r -1 conference after a report was pub lished that MrMillin disappeared with a key to the secret code used In messages between the embassy and the state department. McMillln, 21, son of a regular army colonel, refused to obey orders to return to Uie United States, pre ferring to remain in Moscow. The state department said he was in fatuated with a Russian woman de scribed by officials as an experienced Soviet agent. its telescopic shape is becoming a j thinner crescent, so sends less light our way. i Venus needs no other description I than that given above. A line ! stretched In imagination across Uie news heavens throiiffh Mercurv to Venus. Robins Gone, Bur So Is Bankroll LANCASTER. Pa, May 25 W Elam Wenger Heisey got rid of the two robins he said were ruining his early strawberries but it cost him J45. The Pennsylvania state game bu reau said yesterday Heisey, resident of nearby Florin, was fined $10 each for shooting Uie birds and an addi tional S25 for discharging a fire arm within 250 yards of an occu pied building. ' and then extended on upward and southward will. In order eventually I pass through yellow Saturn and j reddish Mars. The four are almost In a long straight lino. Venus fa: I outshines a combination of all Uie other three, which in order of brightness on May 23 are Mercury, Saturn and Mars. By May 30, Mercury will have faded to Saturn brightness. Aside from the magnificent line of four bright worlds, only one other naked-eye planet remains. This is Jupiter, In luminosity second only to Venus. Jupiter rises in the southeast around 10 p m. By sun- rise It is low In the southwest. For Uie bright stars planets are ; not stars let us observe aroun 1 1p.m. Almost in the line of plan ets between Mars and Saturn, but nearer Mars, we find Regulus at the end of the handle of Uie celestial Sickle. A little above Venus, the Twins, yellow Castor (to Uie right) and orange Pollux, stand side by side. Lower and almost due west In the southwest, red AnUres. the flaming heart of the Scorpion, has Just cleared the horizon. Girl Drowns In Bathtub Of Home ALBANY. May 25 ! 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