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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1945)
Foreign Ministers Believed Talking Far East Issues Before Atomic Bomb By EDDY OILMORG MOSCOW, Doc. 10 (A') For Ian Commlssur V. M. Mololov entortulnod Socrotnry of Stuto James F. Byrnes mid British Voroluu Bocrutory Ernest Bovln at lunch today buforo their for mal conversations, In which the alomlo bomb wua reported to ba of uppermost Iniportunco. Tho luncheon was given at Sporldonifkn pulnco with tho full American and British dolo gutlona nttondliiK, A apokoamun ul tho United Status embassy said Byrnes ox peeled to confer with Generalis simo Stalin, recently roturncd from un oxtonslve vacation; neither Byrnes nor Bovln has yet seen tho Russian louder, Gun. Gcorucs Calroux, French 'Unibussudor to Russia, conferred with Byrnes for 45 minutes clur inn tho morning at Bpnsso liouso In what was described an a "courtesy cull,". Byrnes saw thn Chinese ambassador for half hour Monday, Japan .Control Tho question of control of Ja- finn appeared to bo one of ths oplca of tho "exploratory" talks. Although tho talks were cloukod In tho strictest secrecy, observers attached significance to tho fact that ono of tho ad vlsora of Soviet Foreign Com missar V, M. Molotov at yester day's conference waa V. A. Mullk, lust Russian ambassador to Japan. They also pointed out that U, S. Secretary of States James F. Byrnes conferred yesterday morning with John Carter Vin cent, head of tho Far Eastern section of tho stuto department, as well as Dr. James B. C'onant, atomic expert of the American delegation, Vincent later ac companied Byrnes to tho meet ing of tho foreign ministers. Iranian Problem Another question reported to bo high on tho agenda waa the Iranian problem. Both Byrnea ond British Forolgn Secretary Ernest Bovln, conferred with their Iranian experts shortly after publication of a new state ment by Iranian Prime Minister Happy Moment In Moscow ( U. S, Secretary of State Jamea Byrnea (left) weara a grin at he talka with Foreign Mlnlater Vyachealar Molotov of Russia after the flrat meeting ot foreign ministers in Moacow, (AP wire photo via radio) Ibrahim Hakiml yesterday ap pealing to the United States, Great Britain and Russia to with draw tliolr troops from Iran. Tliore was no announcement after yesterday's meeting, which lasted throe hours and IS min utes tho longest slnco Molotov, Byrnea and Bevln started their discussions Sunday. Informed quarters said, however, that they woro well along on the main questions which brought them together. Persons present at the gather ing emphasized again tho cordial atmosphere which prevailed and said this waa Indicative that all waa going well. The progress so far was pictured us follows: the first session was taken up with routine procedural matters, tho second wus devoted to filing papers by all three aides and getting the discussions lined up, and tho third was devoted to ex ploration of the issues. . Nuts may be used to add rich ness to stuffing for poultry, to croquettes, creamed chicken or fish. V-12 Program Will Continue At OSC COItVALLIS, Deo.' 19 ' (IP) Tho navy ROTC V-12 program at Oregon State college will con tinue until Juno 30 Instead of reverting to a peacetime navy program at the end of tho winter term, Copt., Joseph J. Carey said today. Ho reported the Washington bureau of navy personnel an nounced a special house bill pro viding additional funds to the V-12 program had passed the house and was before the senate. E. L. Leom, dean of the col lego administration, said the or der means the novy will con tinue occupying Sncll hall. After Juno 30, wtudenta may choose novy ROTC on much the same basis as army ROTC. . LICENSES DENIED PORTLAND, Dec. 19 UP) A food and sanitation official today requested tho city license bureau to deny licenses to 14 small con valescent and old people' homes until they conform to city food and sanitation regulations. YOU DONT NEID CASH AT Seort-USC PURCHASE COUPONS To fa to Nil CrWft OffM Jut oaee to book full of coupon , , . thta yoa pcad the coupon! JuH ilk each all through t itorc. There' fto fuai or formil- ' I it, M slialoff lit illpi. floiaJI down paymtot ana monthly reptrmmU. Vtuel aMrrjrLof harsa. GET YOURS TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office Land Problem Will Be Heard At Meet Here The problem of the transfer ral of county lands to national forests will be aired ' before a public hearing by the gover nor's special committee here January 4, County Judgo U. E. Rceder disclosed today. Grievances concerning the op eration of the reforestation act and other matters pertaining to forestry and land use will also be brought up. Tho transfer of taxable lands to the federal government In payment for cutting rights in national forests, instead of a cash transaction, is slashing In to Klamath county's tax Income In two ways, Reedcr pointed out. Lands are taken off the tax rolls and the former pay ment to the county .of 25 per cent of the cutting rights pay ment is avoided. At present Senator Guy Cor don has before congress a meas ure calling for government grants to the counties in lieu of the lost tax income, and pro ponents of the legislation hope to get more power behind the bill during this meeting. Since the first of this year some 327,000 acres of Shevlin Hixon lands have been added to the federal government's al ready vast holdings in this dis- Wadnasday, Dee. 19, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THREE trlct. Klamath county Is more than 70 per cent federally owned. 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