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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TllllHSIMY, MARCH 20, 10!2
-The - GSecord Truce
Late Again, And More Expensive
The postcard rata went up to two
cents a few months ago.
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INDIAN APOI.I8 I More than
The card arrived Just the other
year ago Norman Janke null his
day. It wasn't the flisl time the
Poatolflce had delivered a card
more than a year late, but the
rnstoffU'D charged the elder Jauke
one cent postage due on this one.
Choose children'! play clothes
that are made with a new spot
reslslnnl finish Out! la durable and
washable, I
Job at the Indianapolis Poslofflce
and moved to Florida. On his way
south he mulled a penny postcard
to his father, K. H. Janke.
Talks Suggested !y
Allies To Break Lock
By ROBERT B. TUCKMAN
MUNBAN, Korea ( The U.N.
Command Thursday nitht to effect
suggested olf the record truce ne
gotiations lo try to break the
Ion deadlock over exchnnRinit war
prisoners In Korea.
!., offlclRl allied spokesman
said the U.N. would "Rive consid
eration" to secret negotiations with
only the final agreement or lack
of one announced. There would
be no dally briefings of news cor
respondents. This development came only a
few hours after staff officers
agreed on 10 ports of entry through
which troops and supplies would
be tunneled into Korea during an
armistice.
Settlement of the ports of entry
dispute left three major Issues: probably would take day or two
1 Voluntary repatriation. The, to Iron out "mechanical details"
Allies intist that prisoners be on Ute ports of entry agreement,
allowed to accept or reject repatri-1 The biggest detail Is fixing the
atlon. The Reds want back all U.N. (exnet area in which neutral In-
held prisoners. speelion tennis will operate.
a The Allied demand for a ban i uurmg an armistice eacn sine
on military airfield construction. ! would send troops and supplies
3 Communist nomination of Rus-1 into Korea through the to de.sig.
sla to a neutral Inspection commls
slon.
Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols.
official U.N. spokesman, said oft
the record prisoner exchange ne
gotiations would permit stall offi
cers to talk freelv without having
their daily arguments reported.
He emphasised there was no
thought of a secret clause In the
armistice.
Col. Andrew J. Kinney said It
timed lions of entry five on
either side of the bnttle line.
The Co. niuiiist porta would be
Slnuiju and Mnnpojin on the Yalu
River burner with Manchuria, the
east coast seaports of Chongjln and
Enaineer Tells Of Waste
Of Millions Of Dollars
In Africa Air Base Job
Waier Creeps
Hear Village
Himsnsm. and Slnanlu. about mid
way between the North Korean cap
ital of Pyongyang and the Man
cluirian boundary.
In South Korea the ports of en
try would be Ptisan on the
southeast coast; Kangiiung, an east
coast seaport; Kunson and Inchon,
the seaport for Seoul, on the
west coast; and Taegu, an air base
in Southeast Korea.
The U.N. command gave up Its
demand that Pyongyang be desig
nated a Communist port of entry
and agreed to substitute Sinaniu.
The Reiis agreed to let the Allic;
use Taegu rather than Suwon, the
Communists' original choice.
Electrical
Buildup Seen
WASHINGTON An engineer
who was fired from his job on con
struction of huge, secret U.S. air
bases in North Africa, told Senate
investigators Wednesday that the
work "should be cut ou tomorrow"
to stop the waste of millions of
dollars.
The advice came from John W.
Leahy, who testified he was fired
as acting chief engineer - on the
Treaty Eyed
In Water Use
TIGNES. France W The lake
waters behind a big hydroelectric
riam p.nl linear In Tin,, At Thill.
d:-v and most of the 400 villaicrs PRlNEViTXE LP Electrical
peeked their belons-inss, coiiceu n -ce ni.-y ue r:rc!; to trine
their tight for more compensation , - " u.-epon ill me
for their homes was a lost cause. co",lmf Venr.
The villagers had sworn to stay Wallace Bird, secretary of an
until they were removed forcibly ! AFL Carpenters Union, said he hud
or were ' granted more than four received word that funds for the
times the two million dollars com- extension have been placed In the
pensation otlered by the govern- federal budset.
SrIiSJSWolr- I WeSnesaaT' nl h.:Me rising sent word tha? the Budt Bureau
?h! m?.rTE ilH Jl Sir ters soon will cover the village, had agreed to give 250.0oo to the
stn.?tion na,erlal5 for hanRar con' Resistance was beaten by a gov- Bonneville Power Administration
SiruCUOn. . ,j r.i..in ,m for a Redmnnri siihctatlnn
Acting Mavor Justin Raymond said The substation would make
the villagers could not find any Power available to a rural electrl
government official to accept their I flcatlon district that already has
complaints. Ib,en .Wanted $500,000 to extend
The villagers are due to be power service in the Lnplne. Gil
moved out during the next month Christ. Chemult. Silver Lake and
The lake which soon will cover .Fort Rock area. Bird snid.
their homes will provide power for ,.The APL union has been backing
a large section of Southeastern j the project.
France.
Sen. Johnson (D.-Tex., presiding
at an investigation of the air base
program by the Senate Prepared
ness subcommittee, asked Leahy
whether he was contending that
Atlas Constructors, handling the
300 million dollar program, are ,
using the need for speed on the
job "as a red herring to Justify
wasteful practices." -.j
"Yes. sir, I do." Leahy said. j
Johnson asked whether the tax-1
payers would save "if that project j
were closed down right away" and i
new contracts let. I
"In my opinion, that contract
should be terminated tomorrow,"
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Xt as East is East MIH anil West is Woat
mm
Oil rt it rant and Kent is wrt,
Rut the two rerr certainly meet
Pith rail for ilrinki made with the beat,
The wliinkejr that ean't be heat !
Kiw rani ami ttrat, in ritv ami tiixn.
North, aniith anil everywhere.
You'll hrar men rail fur Seven Oohii,
The tale beyond rnmpare!
Seagram
Seagram's 7 Crown. Blended Whiskey. 86.8 Proof. 65, Grain Neutral Spirits. Seagram-Distillers Corp., N.Y.
vrrrrnPTA .c un A treatv
mnre than lno vears old launched i Leahy replied.
debate in the provincial Legisla- "I frankly feel it should be cut
ture Wednesday night on the water off tomorrow. It should not be left
rights of British Columbians in the ; another day."
Columbia River. He said "any number of con-
C.C.F. Leader Harold Winch j . s" fZ'?
-.11 fh. n.mnt f nnw "better Job' at far less cost
.v. .kt, i ii,. D,7,r.tt'c Johnson said Tuesday it
fmHpr th. tprms nf an 1846 I Peared taxpayers
treaty between the unnea
and Great Britain.
The treatv has never been re
voked and srives residents west BUDGET BOOSTERS
of the Canadian Rockies free ac-1 Buttermilk, cottage cheese and
cess over anv tributary or the i non-fat dry milk solids will be
Columbia to the ocean, just as 'Plentiful and presumably lower-
though they were citizens of the
ap-
would have to
States ' v - imutuua ut auiiurs w cur-
Irect mistakes of rush contractors.
United States.
The treaty will be broken, Mr.
Winch claimed, by the damming
of the Columbia at Libby, Mont.,
and wanted to know what the
government will do about it.
Lands Minister E. T. Kenney re
plied that B.C., although never
given Its full rights under the trea
ty, will make sure the Province
doesn't suffer through the Libby
Dam.
He said B. C. will insist on down
stream benefits to the Internation
al Joint Commission, and will also
demand, sufficient reimbursement
for any roads, lands, or other areas
flooded by the dam.
nrirori ritirino forrh tnm TVnart.
ment of Agriculture reports.
WAR DEAD .
WASHINGTON W The Defense
Department Thursday identified 45
more battle casualties in Korea In
a new list tNo. 524) which reported
11 killed, 33 wounded and one injured.
Just Meant
for LENTj
TOO MUCH
BIRMINGHAM, Eng. UPh-Mrs.
Alice Jones told the divorce court
Thursday her husband secretly pol
ished the soles of her shoes in
the hope she would fall and hurt
herself.
"Absolute nonsense." said the
judge, and denied her request for
divorce.
Indoor plants do better during
dark winter days if placed under
an electric light every evening.
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