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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1945)
SHARE ATOMIC, . LONDON. Nov. 6 UP) For- llan Commissar V. M. Molotov lulled for an allied control of Innnn in a Moscow address to' lay and declared "there ought to be no secrecy about the sub ect of atomic energy." In a broadcast address open. !ng Itussla's observance of the :8th anniversary of the Soviet evolution, Molotov asserted: "In the treatment of the do- KLAMATH GAINS Klamath Community Fund drive is still underway with only a little over half the goal for 1945 reached to date, the com With only about half of the county covered so far, $39,- 261.71 has already been re ceived, W. E. Lamm, general chairman of tile drive, stated. It is hoped remaining contribu tions will Be forthcoming m mediately, to conclude the drive as quickly as possible. . Work throughout the county for contributions to the fund, has been held up due to strikes, Lamm said, but it will be con tinued until the goal is reached. The national war chest and Oregon charities are beneficiar ies of the fund, with 1946 activities dependent upon allot ments received from this source. Some of the proposed programs of these organizations have been announced, and these worth while plans cannot be . carried out, Lamm reminded, without the cooperation of the people in contributing to this cause. Contributions may be mailed direct to the Klamath chamber of commerce, S23 Main, Lamm said, urging those who have not already contributed to do so as quickly as possible. ' Carmine D'Arina of the Mar ine Barracks posted $5 bail with city police yesterday for an ap pearance in court for running a atop sign at 8th and Pine, and, Delia B. Skelton, Route 2, Klam ath Falls, posted $2 bail for making an Improper left turn on Main and 7th. . Thirteen drunks appeared in police court this morning, along with two persons held for disor derly conduct. Twelve drunks bailed out, $10 each, and two Indians charged with possession of liquor, each paid $25 bail. Two traffic tickets were paid in court. ' The city police have the fol lowing unclaimed articles, pick ed up in town recently: One tire and wheel, one tire and rim, one pair of child's bone-rimmed glasses,' a suit case believed to belong to a man nam ed Austin Lewis, another brown suit case and a new hand truck. A dark brown four-year-old mare, weighing about 800 pounds, which police captured on Eldorado a week ago, is un claimed ana wui oe soia .Novem ber 8 unless claimed by the owner. There Is no brand or mark on the horse. THE BEVERLY Music HALFWAY mAR K chi; show 'Wm- kt?' ff:tW' Opening Friday Night m 't'V !v:: IwV 0JI wm feated we should not let our selves bo guided by our feelings, but only by the necessity to pre vent a new aggression. This ap plies to all countries which bear the responsibility for securing peace. "We must thon mention here the force of atomic energy which was experienced in the war with Japan. Nowadays there ought to be no secrecy about this subject." This was the first time a high Soviet official had suggested that the United States and Great Britain share their practical knowledge of atomic energy as a means of warfare. Replace Stalin Molotov apparently was desig nated to make the traditional an niversary address in place of Generalissimo Stalin, who has just returned from vacation. The Soviet monitor's version of Molotov's remarks concerning Japan was that the liberation of China was of the greatest im portance to the world. "It is thus clear that the Soviet Union considers most im portant the negotiation of con trol of all the allies over Japan," he said. "In this Question no sat isfactory results have yet emerged, but the importance of satisfactory results is clear to all." Molotov told a cheering crowd that, with victory in war, "now we can return to peacetime labor." The foreign commissar, dep uty chairman of the Council of Peoples' Commissars, said the main strongpoints of aggression in west and east had been liqui dated. The radio said the cele Lake 0' Woods Road Undergoes Repair Improvement work on the road west of Upper Klamath lake was begun by the state highway commission November 1. and is expected to be com' Dieted within six weeks. A six-man crew under w. . Gibson is doing the work which includes filling in some low places, straightening parts, and surfacing the length from the Geary ranch to Harriman lodge. Replacement of three or four cul verts will be part of the Job. "STOPPED TAKING i DAILY LAXATIVES After 15 years' dosing now eat KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN"- Constipated? Given up hope of finding lasting, gentle relief? Then read this unsolicited letter : 'I am a rural letter cirrifr. For mor than 16 Tears I used a laxative ertry nigM About a year and a half ast a eood friend surcested that 1 try KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN. 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Generalissimo Stalin, back In the capitol from vacation, was proposed as honorary chairman of the proceedings, the broadcast reported. "When the Germans invade ELKS LODGE SLATES A big venison feed is on the calendar for the Elks lodge Thursday night. E. Mullis, chairman of the committee in charge, today urged all Elks to be on hand by 7 o'clock Thursday night for the feast, which will precede the regular lodge meeting. This is an annual affair of the local Elks, whose members do nate the venison. Between 200 and 300 are expected at the din ner. At the lodge meeting. Exalted Ruler Ray Ruger and the officers will conduct initiation. Final Rites For Quimby Saturday Final rites for Gordon Quim by, owner of the Red Ball stage lines, who died Saturday follow ing a brief illness, will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Elks temple. The Elks lodge will be in charge and the Elks ritual will be read. Interment will follow In Link ville cemetery with Ward's Klamath Funeral home in charge. 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After Hitler's eastern victories this seemed inevitable to many mainly those who did not under stand tno character of tno Soviet state, Germany's Attack "Germany's attack was also test for our foreign friends, who watched with bated breath the difficulties of our country. "The Soviot country withstood the test. Molotov recalled how "united anti-Hitler front" of large and small democratic coun tries was formed and how tlio red army assumed the offensive "T h e Anglo-Soviet-American coalition was successful," he said. "The second front in west cm Europe, with Germany In vice, made Germany's position impossible. He said the Soviet power was quite unlike that of the czarlst regime of the first World war and declared: "The Soviet state can survive the hardest tests in history. Stromborg Carlson Radios, Derby Music Co. 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