Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 25, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text25, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS,' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON" PACE THREE 63 For Thursday VmT " .iiV, ml Shi'i"""1 wl" wtf Siiiiy to wl.i.'l. lZe", ril.il ' ,u" ,i ii ;iu p. " "mn j;'.iglt.r Sluinnon. v- I III I Governor Thomol E. DEWEY 7,00 P. M. Tuna In K01M, KNX of KSL. Govornar John W. BRICKER Friday -, 7i30 P. M. Tuno In KGW, KMED. KTI or KPO Dewey, Ball Dispute Over Foreign Policy Stand of Candidate By J. W. DAVIS Anoclotod Pres. Bloll Wrllor tiiivi'i'iior Dewey mid Sciiulor Dull ri'iiiiilni'il In shni'ii (Ibputv liiilny liver II ic ri!iiilliriin iri'.i. ili'iilllil niiMilnci-'n fiirrlKn pulley hIiiikI which reaiiltert in IIiiII'h Imlt of liln purly'ii prcnlrieiitliil lleliet. 'I'hi' Mhinc.iiilii xiMinlnr Mil, I In II Hlnloiiii'iil Ihnui'iI In Ni'W York Unit LJrwcy In IiIh Mliineiipiill.H NliiM-ch hml nliihl "iikhIii declined In Htiite dourly his own iionIUiiii on vlliil ui'.stiiniH" ruiici'ininK " H-eJ :t -l world security eiiiincll. Hill Dewey, n uliiiil tlnie Inter, told ii Mllwiiiikce news confer. cine Unit lie tlintiiihl the position Iiu (iiitllned "In i cleiir thill there In no noanlhlii (picxtlnii of Iiu Interpretmini," mid declined hero todny Unit the niitliin'n (r cIkh policy In "too liiiportnnt to bu niiidv ii nuilter o( political conlrovemy." Theiiu vlewn were expressed im the uiiiiipiilun ronred Ihroiiijh lt bimlciit week yet, with eiuh Hide ciyliiK "ImiliitloniHt" lit the other. Four Tulki Planned Time In iiiiiiilnu out. mid Into the next four dny of n en in pulKil that Hlinted out cimipiiru lively slowly there will be pinked two more speeched by tiovernor Dewey mid two by I'realdent Itoosevelt. The. republican nominee, who mi Id In his Minnenpolis speech Inst nluht thnl Mr. Itoonevelt scuttled the HKKI London eco nomic conference mid thereby committed "the most completely isolationist" action of any presi dent, traveled to CIiIciiko for n speech louliiht (7 p. m. PWTover CHS) on "Tin, Moral Issucii In This Kleetlon." Dewey's fiirm speech, which he had planned originally for Minneapolis, will bo delivered Instead Saturday on radio's farm and home hour. Mnjor Spoochoi Mr. Itoosevoll's enmpnlin bios, sinned Into two major speeches thin weekend at I'lilludelphla Krlday iiiuht and CIiIciiko Satur day nlitht, with Delnware, New Jersey mid Indiana iippearunccs in between. Tho presidenl tolil his news conference yesterday that some newspapers which have recalled his remark at the start of the cmiiiialKn about not eumpiilKninK in the usual sense, ncKlcclcd to say that lie had reserved tho riiiht "to correct any misrepre sentations." A noisily enlliuslsastlc crowd at Minneapolis Inst nljiht cheered Dewey's iirKiimcnl Hint Mr. Hoosevelt has demonstrated that he "cannot work with a congress of his own parly," whereas "we must be able to Km forward har moniously and effectively If wc are to meet tho mlhty problems of peace." Bitter Iiiuo On the blltcrly-aritued Issue of American participation in a world pence oiwmlzation, Dewey said the United States' represen tative must not be required "to return to conrcss for authority every time he has to make a de cision." Willi this, ho sold, con Kress nlone can determine "what discretion it will k'vc our rcprc- Hy doesn't someone tell we these things? YOU CANT BLAME THE OTHER FELLOW if a "freeze-up" wrecks your engine! All rlgttt,5o you don't pay much attention toadwrtismg' But euro aB it will freeze this winter, some car owner who doesn't hoed this message will find a Buddon freczo-up 1ms wrecked tho- cylinder head, ongino block, or radiator of his cr. He'll Umrn, too, that theso pnrta are hard to got that roplacomonU, if available, may take weeks. , Your car is needed to help roliovo crowded trains, trolloys and busses. Thai's why tho War Production Board hassocn to it that thoro is onough anti freeze to meet tho real needB of evory Mtomobilo in tho country. But please don't waste a drop. Hnvo your dculer put in anti-froozo in timo this year-but avoid wasteful ovor protection. Remember, anti-froozo is nude from war-critical materials toatorinls that must also go into ex plosives, synthetic rubber, and plastics. To savo anti-freeze and monoy, have your cooling system checked by your doulcr 6rorc installing anti-freeze. He'll mako Bitro that all parts and connec tions are tight to avoid leakage. He can also clean out the rust and scale which bo often clog cooling systems and cause overheating and wasteful use of gas and oil. Have your dealer service your cooling system today" and give it two-way pro tectionagainst freezing and against rust with a Du Pont anti-freeze. vV SEND NO MONEY . . . IT'S FREE! "Take Care of Your Cooling Svsfcni" tWa money-taving (ics von una' to know. Send a post cortf today for thit free, -msv-fo-reorf, illustrated book let' Write to: K. J. du Pont dr. AVmonrs Co. (Inc.),24R6N Nemoum Huilding, Wilming ton 1)8, Delaware. 'Ttt THINOI SOU IITTIK lIVINd THUOUOH CHtMISTKY ".' In oil "VJf1";""' PrnlMltMl ll ,S ",lr"!i Al.tl-.cld. "ICWX" tioo.nwrllnt: Onu shot Inla nil wlnlwl Mow . run' t Imv ballff nnU-frNiiia. Anil dd. Ahtl-nwl. Utnllnl upply. $ll.6fi a lalloll. In mad with an alhanpl baj. ItrnnlrM only iwraflonal n tin rnr winlar-lnnit drivtnll. Anu tuaU 11.40 a lHoa senlnllvu" to uso Ariierlcmi forces to stop aKK'eHHlon Mr. Hoosevelt, who has suid rcpublleari victory would ele vut "liiveterale Isolallonists" to placcN of powor, has contend ed unit the American representa tive must be endowed In ad vance, UirouHh couKress, "with authority to act" when a threat to peace, nppcari, Advance Lino Dewey Kave an advance line on his Saturday speech by suy Inu that under republicans farm aids would be so operated as to "leave witii the farmers the ad ministration, control and opera lion of their pi'OKrani without domination or dictation from ap pointed bureaucrats." Ho made, no reference to tho action of Senator Ball (R-Mlnn.), eoniliiK out for Mr. Itooscvell on forelun policy Krounds, hut Sena tor flrewsler (R-Mc.), said that hopes of the democrats In pick up support nmoiiH the Wendell L. Wlllkle followliiK by portray in Ball i' successor to Will klc arc off base. Not ,joaking Brewster said in New York that. Bull and Wlllkle "had not been on apeak InK terms for many months" before Willkle, 1040 re publican presidential nominee, died recently. This, Ball denied, sayinK in a New York press conference that in AukusI Wlllkle had invited him to visit him. Ball expressed hope that "Isolationist" senators be defeuted; ho declined to name them. TO HIGHWAY MEET Arthur Schaupp, Klamath Fulls lawyer, has been appointed by the OreKon State iliKhwuy commission us one of the repre sentatives from OreKon to the Cincinnati meetiiiK of the Amer ican Association of State IliKh wuy officials, which will be held November 27-30. Other OreKon representatives arc Merle Chess mun of Astoria and it. II. Bui dock, C. B. McCulloiiKh, Glen Paxwiii and J. M. l)ever of Salem. At the meeting of the hbihway commission in rortiand Wednes day, AiikcIo A. Dovcrl, of Klam ath Knlls was uwarded u contract for work on the part of The Dulles-California highway which runs (m North Ninth, Klamnth Fulls, with a $2574 bid. 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