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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1945)
Atomic Showdown Seen In Meeting Of Big Three Foreign Secretaries ahudar. Dan. i, 1M HEUALD AND HEWS THREE u By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER I' WASHINGTON, Doc. 8 (I") ' the Dig Three umong world powora will mako tholr flrat joint approuch to tho ominous jubject of ntomlo oncrgy control lit a meeting of United Stutos, British and Russian foreign sec retaries In Moscow Docomber IS. : An offlclnl announcement by Did sluto dupurtinont mild that "um exchungu of views on tlia subject of tliu control of utomlc energy" definitely would be hold. Tim secretaries also will tuko up other mutters of "cur rent concern" to tliclr govern ment. Secretary of Sluto Byrnes will huvo to lonve by early next ' wook in orier 10 meet f oreign Minister Devln of Britain unci Foreign Commissar Molotov of Russlu an the agreed duto. Problema which they muy dls cum Includo tho civil strlfo In Iran, allied controli for Jupan. the unification of China, and moling of getting Europcun peace plum buck on tho track, al though the announcement lust nlglil did pot specify thoso us discussion topics. Pending on agreement on when and how to hold a Euro peun peuce conference, political reconduction of tho continent hni been delayed. A troublo aomo laauo has been whether tho United Blntea and Urltuln even tually will recognize govern ments for Romania and Bulgaria which Russia considers accept able, Tho mooting will ufford the ENDS TODAYI UVUyV? WILD BILL WILD BILL (lil:llil'M"l Contlnuoui Shows Sat. Sun. U Open 13i30 Sundays MondoW ABOUT 1 .. ..uf 'DEM um" W T'$ ALU AO""" A HAPPEHEDW J I FLATBUSH" 111 Starring 1 2nd Big Hit! 1 1 Rp.ROARlNQ I I. 1 WESTERN THRILLS! V I j -Man From GuntowifJT first opportunity for top Anglo American officials to hear Rus slu's views on atomic bomb con trols. Prcsldont Truman and Prime Ministers Attloe of Britain and MucKcnzlo King of Canada pro posed recently that the United Nations set up a committee to study the controls. In tho mcunwliljo they decid ed to retuln the atomic "know how" until tho peace appears reasonably secure. Division reared Thoro had been some appre hension that when It come to tuck ling theso problems in the United Nutlons meetings early next ycur thoro might be a divi sion between Russia and the Anglo-American nations unless some understanding were reached beforehand. This will be the first meeting of ministers slnco the break down of tho foreign ministers council at London in September. Franco and China wore repre sented there but will not be pres ent at the Moscow garnering. A sluto department official said that Secretary Byrnes sug gested tnis meeting be neia in Moscow, but that the next ses sion should be in Washington, The ministers plan to meet about once every tnreo months. Sugar Stocks In Java Drop BATAVIA. Javo. Dec. 6 (Pi F.ost Indies sugar experts dis closed today Java's sugar stocks were dwindling because of the current Indonesian unrest, and Netherlands East Indies authorl' tics said other nations would be lucky to get any Java sugar at all. Britain, the United States and ovon the normally sweets-export-lng Philippines are bidding for a share of the Java stocks, which the Japanese reported had to talled 1,500,000 tons at the and of the war. The East Indies themselves relying on Java production, con sume 500,000 tons of sugar an nually, authorities pointed out, and the situation is further com plicated by the economic up heaval attendant upon the Indo nesian independence movement. "I am afraid not much sugar will be available for export when tha situation clears up," said Dr. P. J. Honls, chief of agricul tural affairs of the Netherlands East Indies economic depart ment. We have found less than 4000 tons in tho B a t a v 1 a go- downs (warehouses), 1300 at Se marang and only 30,000 tons at socrabaja. ELLSWORTH CANDIDATE MEDFORD, Dec. 8 (P) Resi dents of the 4th congressional district have been Informed that Rep. Ellsworth (R-Ore.) will be a candidate for reelection next year. I 111 . Tlnnlinq THRILLS l 111 Nov.Uoon 111 ...Spine -Tin9',n9 ' -..-IJ 111 Ctoon .ssr SHADOVISofDEMH j Doors Open I II ' , With XI "Fuy" 11 I j 12t30 I II tMiet and St. Jo"" J 1 Farmers Urged To Sign Up With C Of C A special drive to secure addi tional members among the farm ers of the county has Just been launched by the Klamath Coun ty chamber of commerce, accord ing to Mrs. Alice Vitus, mem bership chairman. "The chamber of commerce tries to work for tho best Inter ests of all segments of tho coun ty." Mrs. Vitus stated. "We al ready have over 50 farmers in the membership, but considering the Importance of farming to the county, wo should have a great muny more. Folders Mallsd A special folder showing re cent activities of tho chamber of commerce which have been of benefit to Klamath county farm' ers has been mailed out to those whom the membership commit tee believed to be most Inter ested. Tho folder lists success ful efforts, usually in coopera- tlon with one or more other Interested organizations, to se cure additional allotments of re frigerator cars, a problem which la again holding chamber oi commerce attention. Other recent activities Inclild ed efforts to obtain additional fertilizer last spring, a fight against diversion of water from the Klamath basin to the Cen- tral valleys of California and offers a cooperation in the fields of freight rates, potato advertis ing and development of stock show facilities. The folder also points out that farmers make up the entire per sonnel of the chamber's agricul ture committee and a great ma jority of the land use committee. There also are three full-time farmers on the chamber board plus four other men who have substantial farming Interests, The membership committee hopes to secure sufficient addi tional farmer members to have adequate representation of agri cultural interests in the cham ber on a basis both of numbers and geographic distribution. Eleven Nazis To Be Hanged HERFORD, Germany, Dec. 8 (P) Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery today rejected all appeals of Belsen concentra tion camp defendants and or dered Commander Josef Kra mer, Blonde Irma Grese and nine other officials of the Belsen and Oswiecim camps to be hanged. In addition to Kramer, the 39-year-old "beast of Belsen," and the 22-year-old, pistol-packing Miss Grese, the defendants to dio are: Dr. Fritz Klein, Peter Wein gartner, Ansgar Plchen, Karl Francioh, Wllhelm Dorr, Franz Starfle, Elizabeth Volkenrath, Juana Borman, and Franz Hoesz ler. They were among SO former officials and guards at the tor ture camps convicted of atrocities. Bail Set At $5000 In Rape Case Here Ball for David Samuel Van Cleave, 59, charged with statu tory rape against his own 12-year-old daughter, has been set at $5000 cash after a preliminary hearing in justice court and the itinerant worker has been re turned to the county jail unable to raise the money. Van Cleave was arrested Thursday at Midland by state police. The charges against him were filed by his former wife after the girl had informed the juvenile office of the treatment she had received from her fath er. The Van Cleaves are divorced. Gold Brick For You Do good, be good, talk good and if that is all, you die and go out to face the wrath of God. Your human goodness gold bricked you into eternal woe out into the pains of hell. Your human goodness cannot wipe out the stain of one least sin. And the wages of sin is death eternal separation from God, the lover of your soul. JUDGEMENT DAY IS ON THE WAY Judgement Day when God will bring every work into judgement and every secret thought. On that day, the thief? receives the thief's reward the murderer receives the mur derer's reward, and the liar, his. And whosoever was not written in the Book of Life was cast in to the lake of fire. This is the second death. BIBLE. Rev. 20th. READ IT AGAIN that God commendeth His love toward us in that while we were yet sin ners, Christ died for us. Christ has already proved His love. Now give Him your heart and let Him prove His power to save, keep and satisfy. S. W. McChesney Rd., Port land, Ore. If you wish to newspaper the Gospel into Some city, postal me for REASONS WHY. This space paid for by a Port land lumberman. CORONATION of the VKTORV WHICH WILL IT BE? i 'id "X $$ 7 7 1 ' . rt I wJ ycH vJ Betty Steinman ? W , jf j ijyj Marie Dorlaqu Dec. 10 8:30P.M. KUHS a cappella choir fa Patty Brown. Vocalist A- Corp. 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