"iriUHSDAY, OCTOBKR 14. 1954
"DENNIS THE MENACE'
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Reds Approve
Trieste Pact
'.UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Wl
The Russians surprised the West
again last night by giving an ap
proving nod to the Western-spon
sored Trieste settlement. The So
viets had been expected to blast
the agreement. '
Soviet recognition of the Oct.- I
landon Accord dividing the Trieste
territory between Italy and Yugo
slavia was conveyed In a letter
lrora Deputy Foreign Minister An
drei Y. vishinsky to the 11-mem-ber
Security Council.
- Noting the- agreement was
reached as a result of an under
standing between Italy and Yugo
slavia, Vishinsky said it would
Promote the establishment of nor
mal relations between them and
thus contribute towards a relaxa
tion of tension In that part of Eu
rope." In view of this, he continued,
"the Soviet government takes cog
nizance of the above-mentioned
agreement." ,
The Russian acquiesence ap
parently part of the Kremlin drive
to win new friends and influence
more people was unexpected de
spite recent Soviet moves o better
relations with Yugoslavia's inde
pendent Communist regime.
In the past, the Russians have
demanded a full say, as signato
ries of the 1947 Italian Peace, Tread
ly, in any nnal disposition of Trieste.
John Roosevelt
Campaigns For GOP
TAMPA. ln ..Tnhn Baaca.
veli, son of the late Franklin D.
nooseveii, win campaign for Re
publican candidates for Congress
in the 1st and 7Ui districts.
Roosevelt was scheduled to ar
rive here by plane then go to Lake
laud with GOP rnnritrint p n
.... ..... upvo, n, nctiuuiuBu rauy
in sarasota.
Tomorrow, hp nnlr of fit Da.
tersburg and Tampa for William
C. Cramer, running in the 1st dis
London Hit
By Crippling
Bus Strike
LONDON Ut Bus" service In
vast, sprawling London neared
complete disruption today as the
number of drivers and conductors
out on a wildcat strike shot over
the 12,000 mark.
Tiie normally bustling Thames
dock area 'came to a standstill,
meanwhile, under the Impact of
the continuing three-sided walkout
of stevedores and ship repairmen.
More than 29.000 of the dock force
were Idle and 132 ships could not
move. ,
The evergrowing bus walkom
by dawn had halted all double-
deckers and trolleys on S3 of the
approximately 200 routes In the
metropolitan area.
On another 64 routes the few
available buses whizzed fully load
ed past stop after stop while long
queues of workers waited hope
fully. Subway trains were ' jammed
with extra riders. Additional auto
mobiles and bicycles swelled the
usual downtown traffic Jam.
Officials of the state-owned sys
tem estimated 2,500 of the city's
7,100 buses did not leave their
garage:.
Strike leaders called , further
meetings during the day In an
attempt to persuade -more of the jwr.lkout.
13,000 unionized bus operators to There were signs the dock stitke
join the stoppage, which stems jmuht spread to other British ports,
from a long-standing demand for .further Imperiling the nation's bad-
higher pay and better working con- ;ly needed food and coal supplies
anions, union oiuciais oppose the 'and holding up uio Shipment of vi
tal export goods.
There were three separate
strikes in the dock area:
1. A walkout, approved by union
leaders, of 7.000 members of the
National Amalgamated Stevedores
Motorist Leaves
Money On Ground
DALLAS. Tex. 'PI Robert Schan-
anskl, co-owner of a Dallas tavern,
told police he set a sack with 3350
down on the sidewalk while he un
locked his car yesterday morning.
then drove off and forgot the sack.
When he came back around the
block a few minutes later the sack
was gone.
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and Dockers, disputing overtime them In vain to return to work.
and working conditions. 3. Another unofficial strike by
i. A sympathy stoppage by more ;8.u00 ship repairmen protesting dis-
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