WEDNESDAY. AUG. 3, 949
PACE FOUR
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Government Subsidy On
Wheat Bought For Export
From 23-24 Cents A Bushel
WASHINGTON. AM. 1 jl The 4M.sl.ee-uhel annul allotted
lonmnrnl Is offering subsidy world market la 1M.SW. bushels,
ranging from U to )l mto a The subsidy u mad iHmur; by
bushel tods' an wheat bought (or the fart thl the maximum price
export a d e r the International I art by the part la below current
wheat agreement which went Into I domeatio price of the (rain.
Meet Monday. The maximum price la $1-80 a
Drafted early this year by 44 bushel lor No. 1 northern wheat at
wheat exporting and Importing na- rort Wllllama and Port Arthur,
tions. the agreement Is designed to ; Canada. The equivalent maximum
stabilise world market and sup.
piles. It seeks to do thU by dlvid
lnii Uw export market among surplus-producing
n a 1 1 o n and by
maintaining a schedule of maxi
mum and minimum prices In the
world market.
The Vnlted Stale ahara at a
price at any other particular point
reflect tlte difference tn trans
portation rates between that point
and Fort Williams, on the one
hand, to major consumint area on
the other.
In other words, the maximum
price for wheat which la closer U
Europe a major consuming am
than rart Williams would bl
hifher than the III Fart Wll
Nam price by the dlfferenc In
transportation resta.
The wheat agreement maximum
price for eastern port In the Unit
ed 8tates la SI .96 a bushel for
No. 1 (rain. They are hKher be
cause the eastern port are closer
to major Importing countries than
I Port Williams.
The agreement maximum price
for this country' (ulf porta Is
llil. These ports are little
farther away from consuming
area than eastern port. Hence,
their maximum price I a little
lower.
The maximum price for wheat
hipped from Pacific
porta la I1.M. ar the eame aa Fort
Williams. Naturally. Pacific North
western porta are farther away
from major Importing Co an tries
than ar eastern and (ulf port.
The subsidy on wheat shipped
FUNNY BUSINESS
Britain Says
Reds Using
Slave Labor
GENEVA. Swttaerland. Aug. 3 l"
Britain formerly accused Russia to
day of maintaining 10.000.000 slsve
laborer In "a new slavery organized
on a maas production basis."
Russia retorted In the United Na
tion economic and aocial council
here that the British charge (imply
was a smokescreen to cover up
Britain's own labor trouble.
The United States proposed ep
nolntment of a UN commission of
11 to inquire Into -the nature and from nT , pon, must be bnde Is no gag
"lf a reminder the doctor told mo to itop eating like
a horse!"
Ad For Wife Brings Quick
Response And Listeners
Boy Survives
Overdose Of
Sleeping Pills
OMAHA. Aug. S ili A seven-year-old
boy. uncoiist-tnus and near
death some it hours after swallow
In JS1. grain of sedative, awaken
ed today.
Jubilant nurses reported he cried
out In his first real stun of con
sciousness when a hypodermic
needle waa being Inserted In hi
arm. Bit by bit consciousness re
turned. Soon he was complaining of
being hungry.
The hoy, Trevls Wlssrnburg. had
been near rirnth in a drugged sleep
since Monday when he gullied down
S3 sleeping pills.
At County hospital, doctors mus
tered every medical device they
knew to wake Die lad.
One of them. lr. Chester R.
Poole, said. "1 conferred with other
doctor and they said If he had
taken as much sedative a we be
lieved, the can was almost hope
lea.. "We decided to shoot the works,"
Dr. Poole said.
Monday. Mrs. Lova Wlsaritburg.
the boy s mother, told her son to
take a nap and then went to the
store.
A few minutes later the boy's 11-year-old
sitter, Jacqueline, found
him standing by a medicine cabinet,
empty bottles before him.
"I couldn't sleep," he told her.
then lapsed Into unconsciousness.
The pills had previously been used
by Trevls' father who waa killed In
a truck accident five weeks ago.
Unfinished Mcol,
2600 Years Old
M O 8 C O W -Rxrnvatloiis In
Armenia have unearthed an unfin
ished nieitl 2t" years old. The
digging has been taking place at
what la known as the Karnur lihire.
the site of an ancient I) rart fortress.
The unfinished meal preserved
along with grain 1(100 years old.
some balls of woolen thread and
wooden utensils were found In
the palace section of the fortress.
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Swan Island
Ship Yard To
Be Closed
PORTLAND, Aug. S (At-Hwan
Hand shipyard, last local hiillcllng.
repair and scrapping operation of
Henry J. Kaiser, will close finally
tills month, ending almost eluht
years of Knlsrr terulloui that
made waterfront Industry history
here.
Albert Bauer, general manager
o( Consolidated builders. Inc., a
Kaiser affiliate, said no work waa
In sight and ths firm's lease ex
pires this month,
He said Ih closure would not af
fect the Kaiser Interest In I'lne
hurst homes, a postwar housing de
velopment west of Portland, or It
heavy construction plana 111 Ih re
gion. The parent Kaiser company holds
a IJS.lXHiOiio contract for construc
tion at Detroit dam on the North
Santlam. Recently announced were
plana for an assembly plant In this
area for the Kslser and Waaler
automobiles.
The Consolidated Builders had
scrapped 45 surplus ships and con
verted several others lor post-war
service aflrr a war time tanker
program halted at the yard two
years ago,
The Swan Island operation was
part of the war-time ship building
facilities managed by the Kaisers.
The others were Oregon shipyard,
here and the Vancouver, Wash,
shipyard.
Vanilla plants belong to the or
chid family.
IKLAMATH FURNITURE COZ
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ST. JOSEPH. Ma. Aug. 3 11
Charles Donaldson wanted a wife
in a hurry, so he advertised.
The response overwhelmed him
Northwest j tnd also the telephone company.
A flood of phone calls caused an
overload on the dial system, per
mitting hundreds of persona to listen
in as Charles chatted with prospec
tive brides last night.
Charles says hi search lor a
the world. The U. S. resolution sug
gested emphasis in such an Inquiry
be placed on "situations Involving
Urge numbers of persons or wide
spread practice of forced labor."
The British charge were made
by Corley Smith, British delegate
who presented what he described as
copy of a "corrective labor code of
the Russian Soviet federated social
ist republic" on rule for lbor camps
In the Soviet Union. The RSFSR
is Russia's largest republic, with
Moscow as It canltaX
Russia retorted that the codes
presented by Britain actually repre
sented a humane system with "re
education of the people" a one of
It aim. The Soviet delegate said
the code' object was to place per
sons sentenced to penal servitude
in conditions which make it Im
possible for them to do anything
hostile to Soviet society.
Smith had demanded that the
Russian delegate give a straight
answer, yea or no, whether the
Soviet Union would permit an Investigation.
enough to -enable exporter to buy
It at the higher domestic prices
and lay It down at the port for
tale abroad at the maximum price
set by the agreement.
The subsidy for today for east
ern port Is 23 cents a bushel.
That means that grain supplying
eastern ports is priced 23 cent a
bushel above the tl 96 maximum
agreement price at such port, in
cluding cost of transporting such
grain from Inland centers to the
port.
Assuming It cost 10 cents a
bushel to ship wheat from Chicago
to New York, an exporter could
pay as much a S3 00 at Chicago
for grain there and' sell It under
the agreement price at New York.
The subsidy rate will be art
daily a aa to take into account
-I want to marry someone, he
told a reporter. "But all my old girl
friend are married. I figure you
20-30 Club
Slates Trip
To Grants Pass
Thia Saturday some of the mem
bers of the 30-30 club plan to travel
to O rants Pass for the sub-district
meeting. Representative from Tule
lake. Medford. Grant Pas and
Klamath Pall will be present. At
. . . j, t SUO-Olsxnct (onniw
ray rase iov r i. - . , nrident of the
as rnlcmaw. those " ' r . .
baaed an prlee
for (Ulf porta on Kaaaaa City
prices, and ttW for the Pacific
Northwest aa prices at Portland,
Ore. and Seattle. Mash.
Shasta Man
Transferred
DUNSMUIR, Aug. 3 William O.
Brown, master mechanic of the
Shasta division of the Southern Pa
cific railroad, ha been promoted
to master mechanic of the Portland
division. Re took over his new posi
tion August 1. with headquarters In
Portland.
H. P. Ankerson of Sparks, Kev.
has arrived in Dunsmuir to take
Brown's place.
Brown, who Is the son of B. M.
Brown of San Francisco, general
superintendent of the motive power
department of Southern Pacific, his
wife and son came to Dunsmuir two
year and nine months ago. They
came from Sacramento. His little
daughter was born here.
A farewell dinner was given by
the Dunsmuir 8. P. shop foremen's
organization at Bran's restaurant
last Wednesday, and Brown was
presented a gift of fountain pen
desk set.
The superintendent's office staff
In Dunsmuir presented him with a
traveling bag Saturday. The Duns
muir shop men gsve him an at
tachment for his motion picture
machine and the roundhouse and
car shop men In Alturas presented
him with a briefcase.
Driver Draws
$154 Fine Here
Peter Edward Radley. 32. of 2145
Hols bird street, was fined I1M 50
In justice court yesterday after
noon on a drunk driving charge.
Radley was arrested on South
Sixth street by state police Monday
afternoon.
JCRT SELECTED
EUGENE. Aug. 3 tPI Juror
have been selected for the first of
six federal land condemnation
suits to be tried in the Lane coun
ty courthouse by Federal District
Judge James Alger Fee.
The land Involved In the case
wfll be flooded by Willamette val
ley project dams now under con
struction. About 70 Juror were selected for
service tn the various suit.
Tulelake chapter, Is a candidate for
the position.
International Trustee Leonard
Carlson. Reno, Nev will be prin
cipal speaker at the meeting.
Another convention Is planned for
September to 10 In Santa Crus,
Calif. Several members from this
chapter plan to attend the Inter
national convention.
The 30-30 club held a picnic at
Moore park in place of it regular
Tuesday night meeting this week.
Present were the members and their
guest.
could get a good washing machine
or refrigerator with an ad, so I
thought I would try to get a good
wife." I
Donaldson, a 23-year-old former
soldier. Just recently returned to St.
Joseph. He was In the army tn
Japan until October and then on
the west coast.
'My friend. Orville Montemore. is
going to he married at Troy. Kas..
Saturday and I want to have a
double wedding." he said.
This Is the sd he Inserted yes
terday In the St. Joseph News-Press:
-Wanted, girl under 31 to get
married by Saturday. Phone 4HJ
between 6 and 1 p tn. and ask for
Charles." v
The persons sble to listen because
of the overload on the dial system
heard a busy signal but they also
were able to hear Donaldson's con
versation with prospective brides.
Oirls from 13 to 34 years old
phoned.
Donaldson, who stays at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Leonardos,
la double checking some of the
prospects today. j
Said Mrs. Leonardos: I
-Chsrles Isn't kidding. He means :
matrimony." I
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