SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1954
PAGE TWO
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French Troops'
Fate Discussed
PARIS W The government says
the fate of 20.801 French Union
troops who fought In the Indochi-
nese War has not been determined
dclinitcly. Some are believed still
held as prisoners of Uic Commu-jon
nist-led Victniinh, in defiance of
the Geneva armistice terms.
The figure was announced yes
terday to the NnUonnl Assembly
by Jacques Chevallicr, secretary
of state for war. Some of the sol
diers, he said, may have been de
serters; many probably were killed
In battle and their deaths not reg
istered. Others may have died in
prison camps.
"No doubt a small number Is
till living and in held In camps
if the Vietminh,' Chevallicr de
clared. Under the armistice auree
ment, all prisoners were supposed
to have been returned.
The secretary nid France has
relumed 69.700 internees and 8. Mil
war prisoners to the Victinknh. In
return, the French got back 19.181
prisoners, including "10 civilians.
Klamath Falls, Ort.on
AMERICAN CHINESE
foods at their btif!
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Confidence
Vote Asked
In France
PARIS Oft Premier Pierre Men-des-France
demanded a vote of
confidence today after the National
Assembly rebuffed his government
on its Indochina budget. The vote,
set for next Monday, may delay
scheduled debate on German re
armament. mcnaes-r ranee staked nis gov
ernment on the budget issue at the
end of an all-niRht Assembly ses'
sion during which the deputies
defeated the Premier 301-291 in
one voting and gave him only slim
majorities on two others. The ba.
iotmg was on technical points
concerning the Indochina budget.
The adverse vote Mendes
r r a n c e s nrst setDacK in six
months In office left his position
considerably weakened but his op
ponents did not appear eager to
throw him out of office on the In
dochina Issue. They want him to
be saddled with the responsibility
lor pushing through ratilication of
'he Paris treaties to restore Ger
man sovereignty and give her the
right to rearm.
Assembly debate on the pacts
had been slated to open Monday
and was expected to wind up late
Thursday. Now much of Monday
likely will be taken up by the con
fidence vbtc. The linal decision on
the Paris pacts may not come until
Christmas Eve. when the deDuties
will be anxious to return home.
Parliamentary opposition to
; Menaes-Francc organized while he
was tied up in meetings yesterday
with ministers of the North Atlan
tic Treaty Organization. He sched
uled to talk with U.S. Secretary
of state Dulles and British For
eign Secretary Eden today on
Southeast Asian problems.
The Assembly debate rcllected
mountlii'r criticism of the govern
ment's handling of the Indochina
i-ituation. Several deputies who re
cently visited Saigon said tne
West s position in South Viet Nam
is deteriorating rapidly.
Home
Extension
KliNO
lly Mrs. Lane .Sinilli
The regular meeting of the
Kcno Home Extension Unit was
called to order by the chairman
Mrs. Marlon Padgett at the home
of Mrs. Merle Anderson on De
cember 15. The roll was called, and
the secretary read the minutes of
the last meeting. Mrs. K. E. Smith
read the thought for the day.
Treasurer's report was given.
Mrs. Harold Simmers won the spe
cial prize. Christmas gifts were ex
changed, and the singing of Christ
mas Carols was enjoved by all. Pot
luck lunch was served at noon.
"Embohsing Thin Metals" was
'augnt by project leaders, Mrs.
jMcrlc Anderson and Mrs. Harold
Isimmers. Most members finished
;0"c picture. The January meeting
"Sewing New Fabrics" by Hope
I Holbrook will be held at Mrs. Joe
jDeGrandc's.
Those present were Mrs. Marion
Padgett, Mrs. Harold Simmers,
Mrs. Merle Anderson, Mrs. Glenn
Davis, Mrs. Mike Sohrakoff, Mrs.
K. E. Smith. Mrs. Stanley Chap
man, Mrs, Charles Martin, Mrs.
Ray Htnshaw, Mrs. Dan Scherer.
Mrs. Leonard Ramsey, Mrs. Rob
ert Rowton. m'.rs. Doug Purkett,
Mrs. John O 1 1 h o f f, Mrs. Lane
Smith and Mrs. Cecil Howard.
Former Klamath
Resident Dies
Word has been received here of
the death in Santa Ciu on De
cember 13 of Mrs. Lillian Panninu,
former resident of Klamath Falls
and mother of a well known Klam
ath Falls man, the late Harry
Pai'nint. Mrs. Tanning was 70
years old.
tier son was mechanical super
intendent of the Weyerhaetiser Tim
ber Company for many years. She
leaves no survivors.
Mrs. Panning made her home
here for several years following his
dealh, then moved to Sacramento
and for the pa, eight months had
lived in Capitola, California.
She was a member of the East
ern S:ar nni Rrbrkah lodges of
Se iltle.
t uncial rmcrs were held on
tVremhrr Is Hh finAl ril anri
I interment In Oaiwcod Ctmetary.
Canadian City
VANCOUVER, B. C. The
question of what blacked out a
metropolitan area of 100.000 per
sons remained unanswered Friday.
A transformer olew Thursday
night, apparently without reason,
anu turned into an area of silence
and darkness cities of Vancou
er and New Westminster and Ve
adjoining Burnaby, Noun Vancou
ver and West Vancouver.
Power was off fnr npnrlv three
hours.
The break came Just after 6 passengers and crewmen escaped ; Jean Shaver, 36. of Inverness, Fla.
p.m. and lasted until 7:40 p.m. !(rom a Trans-Canada Super Con- There was no report on her condl
It caught Christmas s n o p p 1 n gKteJlati0n tnat crashed and burned Hon.
crowds in large downtown depart-, g (arm near ner(, ust night. I The airliner was to have stopped
ment stores. It caught the rush- were severely burned i over briefly at Malton and then
hour traffic m electric-powered; . reVerai otncrs received less i headed for Montreal. There was
trolley busses. ; injuries. no immediate explanation of why
hg .C snowf'c'?: 01 Hom,'- The big airliner, bound from 'the plane could not land at the
Sr.h h' ?UnlamO1VanC0Tr S .Ta.npa. Ha., to Toronto, snapped i airport.
E? l? . Sku "" PPed' 10 off two trees and rolled on its side Provincial police reported at
be started again by auxiliary pow. trM a belly landing in! first that the biS plane carried 50
Jn New Westminster a six-foot- e ni raln- A win of lhe Jour" ' Pcrsons- but airline said it had
"ssSoun.' denial '.X '"''" "'" w ttmed 100 Icet-0Dly 16 PassenBC and "s U5Ual
sr riheri .. hi. The 16 passengers and 7 crew- 7-man crew aboard.
chance and wrenched free from mm scrambled from the wreck
two police officers. He was stili age moments before It burst into
at large. . .flames.
Early theatre crowds kept their Tae accident occurred Just north
seats as ushers patrolled the aislej o this town, about 14 miles north-
Malta Grange
Holds Dinner
The Malin Grange 707 held their
annual turkey dinner Tuesday eve-
ntng in the new Community Hall.
twenty nine members and 28
guests and children were present.
Turkeys were donated by lhe
grange and Ray Drake.
After - the dinner a short pro-
gram was put on by the children,
banta Claus was present. Each direction as the plane started to
person received a gift and Santa bum. Noboay had any trouble get
passed out treats to the children, j ting out."
A short business meeting was Campbell, returning from school
conducted by the master, Don at St. Petersburg. Fla., for the
Macken. A donation was decided j Christmas holiday, was only shak
upon for the community Christmas en up.
treats fund. Grange members vot-1 Marlene Stewart, Canada's 17-
ed to hold future meetings in the
new hall. It ' was also voted to
use funds earned by the breakfast
held in June to buy a piano for
the hall as their contribution to this
community project.
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Darkened By
with flashlights. Radio stations
went off the air. They returned on
emergency power a short time
later, but no one but battery-se-.
owners could tune them In.
Passengers Escape Death
As Big Airliner
. ... ..
I to,uDTnij ont All 23
iwest of Toronto and about seven
miles west of Malton Airport. The
pilot had circled the airport sev
eral times trying to land
i-weive oi tne injured were taaen
to Brampton Hospital for treat-
'ment. Eleven others were treated
jat Humber Memorial Hospital.
une oi tne passengers, i.en
ICampbell, 17, of Burnt River, On'
said the crash came without warn-
Mi!-
I ''It felt like the plane hit a hump.
There was a terrific bang. The
neM thing I knew people were roll-
ling in the aisle. Everybody scram-
bled for the door and ran in every
i year-old open golf champion, re-
portedly suffered a slight hand in
jury. She also was returning home
from school at Rollins College,
Winter Park, Fla.
Trans-Canada Airlines listed
it "Hotcha Bibs!")
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with th revolutionary now anamorphic lent in
Doom Open 245
Power Transformer Outage
Citizens turned traffic cop to un
snarl jams which, in one bridge
sector, reached back two miles.
Power to activate telegraph
equipment was lost and the B.C.
Crashes
11 . V. .. nauza
among the other passengers Miss
Merrill Grange
Meeting Held
MERRILL Master Alex Dun
can presided at the December 13,
meeting of Merrill Grange No. 717.
Insurance agent reports two Pol-
i jCjCS written since last meeting
i Murray Howard reported on thenese team leaves Jan. 10 on a 71
meeting held regarding the com -
! ing March of Dimes diive. In oi -
aer to neip aenay expenses oi
State Grange meeting to be held
in Klamath Falls In 195o, a bene
fit card party will be held next
month.
Refreshments and dancing fol
lowed the meeting, which was at
tended by 21 visitors from other
Klamath County granges.
Movie Money
Will Be
REDEEMED
ot each
of Your
KLAMATH THEATRES
W
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ft 1
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HAJJ?NJ
e most roman-
tt Open 1 2:45 LTalii Baba,'lB
telephone's radio-telephone com.
inunlcation network went dead,
Isolating many coastal points.
Vancouver General Hospital
switched immediately to auxiliary
power. However, at St. Paul's Hos
pital here, the auxiliary unit failed
and nurses walked the wards with
candles and flashlights
Hospital officials reported there
were luckily no patients In iron
lungs, which would have had to
be pumped by hand.
In some stores, where elevators
quit between floors, shoppers were
helped out through the escape
hatches.
B. C. Electric Co. officials ex
plained the break:
There was an "outage" at Horne
Payne sub-station Just outside
Vancouver's city limits. It cut off
the 248,000 horsepower which travel-,
south 100 miles over a trans
mission line from Bridge River,
B.C.
The disruption smashed into a
transformer, throwing the entire
500,000 horsepower load Into small
ei stations and transformers.
Switches, over-powered by the sud
tcn load, automatically cut out.
WAR DEAD
TOKYO OH An 18-man Japa-
day tour ot bourn Faclllc Islands
jlo recover remains of Japanese
war dead, Kyodo News Service
said Saturday.
The delegation also will erect
memorials on battlefield sites and
hold services at sea.
OPEN 12:30
frONIGHT ONLY!
oh BRIAN KEITH I
A riUiaowH) tXIUM
starts SUNDAY!
Across the Wcst...a Trail of Terror!
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