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Jap Miners
Still Strike
T0KVO W Jaean's 563.000
coal minrrs shunnrd Wednesday
a compromise proposal accepted
by mine operators to settle the
country's paralysing; strike of
nearly two months duration.
The government's liberal party
is prepared to introduce resolu
tion in the diet calling (or an im
mediate halt In the strike.
The work stoppage has disrupted
train schedules, closed thousands
of factories and left most of the
country's 84 million residents shiv
ering in sub-iero temperatures.
A Japanese cabinet council ap
proved the emergency import of
370.000 tons of coal from the U. S.
to keep Industry going during the
strike. Kyodo News Agency re
ported. The council earmarked 300,000
tons for the steel industry. The
rest will be used for power gener
ation. The action was the third such
emergency measure. Total of the
stop-gap coal purchases Is expect-
ea to reacn uio.uoo tons.
The coldest weather In 43 years
struck Hokkaido island Wednes
day. The thermometer dropped to
u aegrees oeiow aero f.
The weather bureau predicted
blizzards, more Cold and snow for
the rest of this month for all of
Western, Central and Northern
Japan.
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DISTRICT COl BT
Qulncy Baker, possession of altered
instrument with intent to pass. Waived
preliminary hearing.
Lucille Williams, larceny by bailee.
Waived preliminarv hearing.
Fred Cecil Holleman, truck speed,
tag Fine. 819.
Fred Macias Cscalsnte. no FUC
permit. Forfeit 813 ball.
Douglas V. PoweU, overload. Forfait
S30 bail.
Robert J. Pownall. overload. Forfeit
820 bail.
Georare Jamew Thatcher. huntlne
prohibitive methoHa. Forfeit 923 baiL
Robert George Rusk, drunk on high
wav. Forfeit 833 baiL
Elno Alfred Koski. drunk 4m high
way. Forfeit 833 bail.
James Marvin Miller, m FUC per
mit. Forfeit 913 bail.
Rosa Earl Dodge, no prlvata PUC
permit. Forfeit 120 ball.
Edward David Morse, one headlight
Fine. 83.
Clarence Melvln York, no transport
tat ion permit. Forfeit 81S ball.
Douglas Wayne Clement, on license
plate. Tine. S3.
Mt-N'iriPAL fOl'IT
Ray Townaend, drunk. Fine, 823
12 t daya.
Qui n ton Clerdy. drunk. Fine. SIS
T't daya
Frank Vaise. drunk. Sentence,
dss.
CORRECTION
In Monday's paper the story
regarding the death of Waller Mon
tehus. It was incorrectly stated
that Alice McCourt U the wife of
Gov. Douglas McKay. Alice Mc
Court, who was associated with
Montellus in the K D Company, is
Mrs. w ui red .Lamm.
SCIENTIST KNIGHTED
LONLXJN WV-Dr. W. G. Penney.
43-year old scientist who set up
Britain's first atomic explosion on
a lonely Australian Island Oct. 3,
was knighted by Queen Elisabeth
II at Buckingham Palace wednes.
day.
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CAPT. CUNNINGHAM
Engineers
Speak Here
Captain Arthur D. Cunningham,
Infantry, and Caul. William A. Rol
lins, Corps of Engineers, members
of four teams currently touruu
the Sixth Army area will speak at
a meeting tonighi ol orgnnizen He
serve Corps units on Army Engl'
neer technique and equipment.
The meeting between 8 and 10
p.m. will be held In room 304 ol
the Wllllts Bldg., Air Force reserve
units are invited.
The talk will include the avail
ability of newer-type bridges, de
velopments and trends In Engineer
equipment, as well as some of the
problems and their solutions as en
countered In Korea.
News Guild
Loses Strike
NASHUA, N. H. ti Members
of the Nashua Newspaper Oulld
ended a five-months strike at the
Nashua Telegraph Wednesday and
issued a statement that they had
"conceded defeat."
Fifteen members of Local 317,
American Newspaper Oulld (CIO)
went on strike July 10 after months
of negotiations on a first contract.
Although the strikers Included
members of the editorial, adver
tising, business, circulation and
and maintenance staffs, the paper
continued to publish without inter.
ruption.
Local Guild President John M
Barry said the Oulld had decided
to call off Its strike at a meeting of
its members Tuesay night.
He also stated picketing of the
struck plant ended o f f I cl a 1 ly
Wednesday morning.
The union-management dispute
concerned wages, severance pay
and a Guild shop.
The Guild rejected Telegraph
step rate increase which would
have given reporters 880 a week
by June. 1063.
Albert Spendlove, general man
ager of the Telegraph ruoiisning
Co.. said "new permanent em
ployes" had been hired in order to
continue pnblicatton of the paper.
Barry said it was not known honr
many of the striking employes
would return to work.
Army io Issue
Armored Shorts
WASHINGTON ' The Army
said Wednesday It Is ordering ar
mored shorts for Its troops io
Korea.
Together with the armored vest
the two garments will give protec
tion to the entire torso.
The Army said the srmored
shorts resemble a priz fighter's
trunks and weigh only tour pounds.
The vest weighs eight pounds.
Specifically designed to protect
the hips, abdomen and groin, the
garment haa been tentatively des
ignated "armor, lower torso."
It Is made of 13 layers of flexi
ble, laminated nylon duck encased
in a water-resistant plastic layer
with an outer covering of nylon
fabric.
The vest, made of the same
materials, has been demonstrated
In Korea to deflect about 65 per
cent of all types of missiles and to
reduce chest and upper abdominal
wounds by sbout 60 per cent.
The Army said 1.000 of the new
srmored shorts will be resdy for
delivery to Korea In Februsry,
Ships Collide
Near Holland
VLAARDINOEN. The Nether
lands, if The Holland-America
liner Maasdam collided with a
Oerman tanker here Wednesday.
Six members of the tanker's
crew of 11 were believed lost.
The Maasdam, en route from
Rotterdam to New York with 600
passengers, was slightly damaged
but continued on her way.
Harbor circles said the 19.000
tnn Maasdam struck 760-ton tank
er Ellen and turned It over.
NEW BUS
SCHEDULES
The Klamath Bus Company lies
announced that until further
notice there will be one hour serv
ice to ell pointg en weekdays after
7 p.m. ascent on the Oregon Ave
nue end Hotsnrinfg runs.
The Shasta Way but ig Io leave
4th Street and Main Street an the
haur, the announcement said. The
reute fallowi lost Main Street,
Shaata Wey, Hemssale Roe', Her.
Ian Drlv, Hogs Street, Summers
Lane, Allament Drive, S. 6th
Street and back lie tail Main,
ALSO.
us Company wliheg to an
nounce an fmprsvament en the
schedule tor Sundsya end Hall
daya. Thera will be on hour serv
ice t all einti Instead of the
uiuel two haur service . . . and
will carer the rung ai aisled
ebove. This wilt enable many
Church aeeri ta at ta Sij.rf
Scheal and Church an time!!
Einstein Theory Substantiated
WASHINOTON in New proof
haa been loiuul ' lor Dr. Albert
Klnslein's theory ol relativity. It
drills with gravity, eclipses, aiara
and the bending of light rays,
The Nitllonnl Ortigrnphle society
reported the news Tuesday, II said
Its Held team which aliittted an
eclipse of the sun last winter found
the noted physicist on the beam lu
his predictions 37 years ago.
As a matter of fact, the society
said, Einstein was Just five-one
hundredths of a second aio oil
in his computations. That's a tmy
fraction of one degree of a circle,
which has 300 degrees.
Einstein said In announcing his
theory of relativity in 1U15 thai the
force of gravity cull bend light
rays. That bending of light ruys
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BOB BENNETT
Bennett Leaves
KF Toastmasters
Bob Bennett, local social secur.
Ity office employe, has been as
signed to temporary duties with
the Portland field office, and con
sequently has resigned his post as
president of the Modoc Toastmas
ters Club.
Vice Pres. Frank Jakubowskl
was elevated to the post ot presi
dent.
Toastmasters, a local club ot
men wishing to ftirlhrr their pub
lie six's king capabilities. Is part of
a system ol clubs throughout the
country. It meets each Wednes
day night at the Wlllard Hotel.
Tonight's meeting will see the
selection of a new vice president
to fill the vacancy left by Jaku
bowskl. It Is to start at 6:30 p.m.
U.S. Battle
Casualties Up
WASHINOTON UH Announced
U. S. battle casualties in Korea
reached 127.688 Wednesday, an in
crease of 378 since lsst week.
The Defense Department's week
ly summary based on notifications
to families through last Friday
showed these new totals:
Killed In Action 50.073
Wounded 94.888
Missing I3.M7 1
Total 177 888 1
Battle deaths 33.409
Current missing 9.433. :
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Photographs of stars wert taken '
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