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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 1IS2
Senate Approves Treaty
With Japan By Big Vote;
Truman Signature Assured
WASHINGTON I The Senile
tins overwhelmingly approved a
generous peace treaty with Japan
six and one-balf years after the
I surrender In Tokyo Bay ended
norm war ii.
President Truman Is expected to
sign It promptly.
Thirty-eight Democrats and 28
; late Thursday as It rolled up a 66
SCHUSTER SAYS FAREWELL TO SLAIN SON Max
Schuster (center) kisses the casket of his slain son, Arnold,
before interment in Monlefiore cemetery, Queens. At right,
the dead youth's mother muffles sobs with a handkerchief.
Arnold's tip led to arrest of bank robber Willie Sutton. He
was shot down in gangland fashion on a Brooklyn street.
Double Job
For Busy
Republican
SEATTLE Wl W. Walter Wll
Hams has two jobs chairman of
nrtlon Immediately was Issued by
William Howe, Spokane Republican
who heads the Eastern Washincton
tub-thumpins for Tall.
"I am writins to all members
of the Republican State Executive
Committee on the matter." Howe
said. "It is unthinkable and plain
msuiCng that Williams should ex
press a desire to continue as state
chairman. Such a situation could
split the GOP wide open.
"The plncinsr of a state chairman
in this untenable position proves
to me that the Elsenhower orsan-
lrahon people don t know tneir way
4 Motor Freight
Rate Up OK
WASHINGTON U The Inter
state Commerce Commission
Thursday approved the lull six per
cent rate Increase sought by Pa
cific Northwest motor freight car
riers. '
The Increase, matching a rate
hike epproved for Western rail
roads last year, was authorised for
belonging; to the Pacific Inland Tar
iff Bureau anil operating In Wash
incton. Orecon. Idaho. Montana.
California and Utah. It Is effective
on one dav's notice to customers.
In grantins the full six per cent
rate boost, the ICC overruled an
examiner who had recommended
four per cent and the Office of
Price stabilization which had asked
the commission to hold any In
crease to not more than two per
I cent.
I The 4CC said the carriers had
' nrnved their case for a six per
cent advance on the basis of in
creased costs for labor and ma
terials in the past year.
to 10 favorable vote, far
than the required two-thirds.
On. Democrat, McCarran or Ne
vada, who often opposes adminis
tration policies, and nine Republi
cans voted against It. All Wash
ington and Oregon senators voted
for it.
Only the formality of the sign
log of a proclamation bv the Pres.
ident remains before ihe United
States completes Its action to end
the state of war with lis once bit
ter foe.
The treaty Is expected to be
flown to Key West, Fla. for the
President's signature. Officials be
lleve he will act early next week.
The document provides that It
must be approved by at least seven
of 13 nations, all with vital inter
ests Jn the Pacific.
So far It has been approved by
five of these. In addition to the
United States. They are: Great
Britain, Australia, New Zealand,
Ceylon and Japan' Itself. Yet to
act are Canada, Franre, Indonesia,
The Netherlands, Pakistan and the
Philippines.
The Senate also approved three
Pacific Security pacts which the
administration has said were of
equal Importance.
Those with tli Philippines and
with Australia and New Zealand
went through quickly on vole votes.
But the pact with Japan produced
some debate and a roll rail vote
In which It was approved M to t.
The Japanese peace treaty re
stores the full sovereignty of Japan
over Its home Islands. But she
renounoes title to Korea, Formo
sa, and a number or other Islands.
Japan agrees to apply for U.N.
membership and live peaceably In
accordance with U.N. charter prin
ciples. Her obligation to pay repara
tions Is recognised; but the treaty
aays that because of limited re
sources these payments should be
confined to assets she has In atir
plus
excess labor and umuted
plant capacity. JnP" not to grant
Under the aecurlly treaty. Si'llV.m.t''?, bH'o!,0Hn.,h"'d PUW'
u,u.a ... i. ii,. i.i,i ''"" u. consent,
keep military forces In and around
Japan. An administrative agree
ment already lias been aigned oov
r.rliiit the facilities to be used by
these forces,
T.doi
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POM CHItt
im rm is
IOIAII ?S
BE VAN LOSES VOICE
LONDON in Aneurln Bcvan
came down with laryngitis Friduv.
The Welsh orator, who has been
sparking a lefiwlng revolt within
the Labor party, was forced to
cancel weekend speaking enuage
ment at. Wallsend.
alilii W.rk
Meat laiy
aiNT a rvrinniTst
snniNO MtmtM
Eltvtrl. r
Lm ai.aik't r.LI a Mailt it Ik.
Pioneer Office Supply
Television Blamed
For Short Weight
inNDON in A coal dealer
Mains nas two jods cnairman oti ff- " - ,-.-.,., i-HHav in. reas-
the Washington State. Republican XS&lXXtY.
Committee, and the National Cit- !ct, a move that never should have
teens for Eisenhower committee .been made. Walter Williams is a
and he intends to keeD them both. ! smart man. but I feel he wss
He is due in Seattle Friday to
ibadly advised.'
BEE SLZZ SnXomish County chair-
S he ""n campaign Ikeand ' Williams.
lead his party at the same time. .
They are the Republicans who pre
fer Sen. Taft's candidacy for the
presidency over that of the famed
live-star general.
Williams told of his Eisenhower
plans in Washington, D. C, Thurs
day, then hopped a plane to Seattle
and a meeting with state GOP
bigwigs.
He said in Washincton that he
would, divide his time between
Washington State and New York I
City, where tne Eisenhower offices
are. His main' job for the general
will be to whip tin national grass
roots support for the general. ' '
He will be assisted in his national
Job by Paul G. Hoffman, former
chief of the Economic Cooperation
Administration .with whom he vis
ited Ike in Paris last week. Hoff
man, now head of the Ford Foun
dation, said he will obtain a leave
of absence from that organization
to work with Williams.
Williams, unsuccessful GOP sen
atorial nominee from this state in
I960, succeeds Arthur H. Vanden
berg Jr.. who has transferred to
Washington.. D. C. where he will
servft .as deputy to Sen. Lodge
(R.-Mass.), Gen. Eisenhower's
campaign manager.
Eisenhower supporters in this
state were jubilant at the announce
ment but Taft followers raised
quick obiections.
A demand for Williams' resig-
on he short-weighted six customers.
Said counsel tor tne oetense;
"The men who filled the sacks
did Ihe Jobs hurriedly, as they had
accepted an invitation from
housewive who was a customer to
watch the King's funeral procession
on her television set."
The dealer was fined $25.20.
TOIRIST EXODUS STARTS
NEW YORK ITI The spring!
tourist exodus to Europe began I MISSES C.OAI,
Fridav with 4.600 passengers sched-' CAMBRIDGE, Eng. i Joseph
ulcd to sail within 24 hours. j Kester died Friday at the age ot
Shipping officials said this was 104. 10 years short ot the goal he
the greatest number ever for so ! set himself at his recent birthday
early a date. 1 party.
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. Reipectfully Tke,
KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP .
20 Main Pn 344
Next to Carmichatl's Nstaa4
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belle, sh armcor
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Regular $1.95 at WAR a pr.
Box of 3 pr. $4.97
Regular $1.75 at $1.49 a pr.
Box of 3 pr $4.37
fttgulor $1.65 at t!.43 a if
Boxef 3pr.$4.19
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STOCK and REAL ESTATE AUCTION'S.
G. W. (Jerry) FALES,
Al'CTIONEKR
53M Alva Klamath Falls Ph. 1-3455
Fit Serrice on Thurrh A Rrnrfit Auctions
DR. NOLES OPTOMETRISTS
URGE YOU TO SEND THE
WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL
PARENTS, it depends upon you . . . don't let defective vision cause
your child to be a failure. Before your child starts to school have
Dr. Nolcs Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. You can
consult with conlidcncc Dr. Noles Optometrists who have
served the families of the Northwest for over 46 years.
Stop in today no appointment necessary.
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
family ("dil Itimt,
elwoyt.
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