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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1946)
Magnuson Urges II. S. To Seek Island Bases From England As Part Of Loan 6 ti P cl I Br ALEX H. SINGLETON WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (P) lenator Magnuson (D-Wash.) lalled today for acquisition of jome British-owned island bases h connection with any loan to England, thus spreading to both ceans current discussions of future American outposts. Maenuson's comment to a re porter came in the wake of Presi dent Truman's declaration that Ihis country Intends to retain ex- Elusive control over any former Japanese Islands it neeas lor security In the Pacific. The chief executive told his news conference yesterday that other JaDanese owned or man dated islands will be placed un der United Nations trusteeship. He added that no decision has been reached on just what bases this country wants to keep by Itself under exclusive trustee- thin. Mr. Truman's words backed up arguments of American military and naval officials who long have urged permanent develop ment of a chain of island bases from the Aleutians in the north to Manus in the south. Virtual Directive The president's assertion also amounted to a virtual directive to the American delegation to the United Nations assembly in London. Magnuson, however, said this country should go even further now toward getting the bases it needs both in the Atlantic and the Pacific and whether they belong to enemy or ally. A lieutenant commander in the naval reserve, Magnuson be fore becoming a senator was chairman of the house naval sub committee which conducted Eecret inquiry with war, navy and state department officials on this county's island defense needs. Now a member of the senate naval committee, he said the question of acquiring British bases "essential to our defenses either on a permanent or long- term lease basis should be raised before the . proposed $3,750,000,000 loan to Britain is approved. "I don't know why. under the loan, these bases can't be thrown in as pan oi the consideration, he said. . "I wouldn't suggest it if It in volved an economic loss for Britain. But most of them are located on - otherwise barren Islands and are of no commercial or military value to Britain or the empire." - Magnuson may have an . op portunity to present his agree ment lormauy on oapiioi mu within a few weeks. Mr. Tru man told the newsmen he plans to send congress a special mes , sage on the British loan shortly after his message next Monday combining budget requirements with his views on the state of the union. Meanwhile, It appeared pos sible the American plan for ex clusive retention of the islands it needs might stir a controversy t London over whether it con stitutes another big-power cut back of UNO s ultimate author ity. Mr. Truman said UNO would be asked for authority to retain individual control. .But it was left unclear what this, country's position would be in the event the request was rejected. Asked whether the United States wants to control some islands for ever," he replied that depends.' in IN A i h Lit' P X i Escap ees Hitch Ride With Cop PORTLAND. Jan. 16 , (Pi Two juveniles who escaped the new jau annex nere wniie held on car theft charges were behind bars again today, presumably convinced they're jinxed when it comes to autos. The 14-year-olds, making their get-away yesterday, "hitched" a ride with an obliging civilian Heading out of town. But Sgt. W. C. Hogue out of uniform promptly turned about and headed for the jail. Dance Sat Jan. 19 Rflalin Dancing till 1 Music by THE Chicagoans Patterson Elected Boy Scout Head James Patterson, manager of the Northern Life Insurance company, was elected chairman of the Klamath basin district Boy Scout committee at the an nual meeting ot scout neacis at the chamber of commerce last week. Also elected were Merlin Bleak of Swift and company, to the post of vice chairman of the committee, and Just Trip pett of Commercial Mainte nance, who will serve another year on the Scout district com mission. Patterson has served many years in Boy Scout work. He has been troop committeeman for troop 1 of St. Paul's Episco pal church and for the past year has been organization chairman for the local district. Before coming to Klamath Falls he was active in Scouting in Great Falls, Mont. He succeeds Paul Skeen as chairman. The new officials were elect ed to their posts by a group of 37 committeemen. Alter tne election and business meeting, training films on Scout subjects were shown by Bill Kunz of Swift and company. New Chairman ' 4 " 1 Newly elected chairman of the .Klamath basin district Boy Scout committee James Pat terson of the Northern Life In surance company. He was elect ed at the district committee meeting last week. ABSENT-MINDED GREAT FALLS, Mont., Jan. 16 (iC) A passerby noticed smoke nourine from a corner Tnailhnv and railed firemen. Mail in the box was damaged a little, but the question annoy ing Dostal authorities is who used the box as an ash tray? Slater Speaks To Lions Club Veterans of this war have learned that the United States is the only plneo of its kind In the world, Maj. Lawrence Sinter of the U. S. army air corps told members ot me Liions eiuo meet ing in tho Willard hotel yesterday. Major Sinter relnted to his audience an uiioresiina uceotmt - : i.. r.i Ul His expel ii-iiii-.- in nil- iui!-Burma-Indin theater. Walter Wiesendnnger was chairman for the dny. and Enrl Dick, Ernest Taylor, Uob Thomp son, Chuck Thornton nnd Don Brazee were guests. William De- Ccw was introduced as tnc Lions' newest cub. The way your policy is written means a lot AFTER the FIRE. Let Ham Norland analyse your problem and write it for you the way it should be. 123 N. 6th St. JOAN O'NEILL Tho seniors hnvo been busy lately having their pictures tnken for tho El Rodeo and now pictures of tho juniors are being taken. Tho sen- lors nnd juniors J'PT will hnvo hull- ot each class 0h member In tho El Rodeo so f V many ot tno u 4 have had their proofs up nt - . r A 1 decide which one to use. Grades Out The kids found out what their grades aro for the last semester imd saw how they stood In the class today when report cards were taken around to the teach ers. The spirits of somo were chnnged from bad to worse while others were surprised to find It wasn't as bnd as they ex pected. Only the grades entered in tho column marked for the Joan O'Neill to relieve stuffiness, invite Sloop if nose gets "stopped up" It's wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol relieves tnuuiont congestion that stuffs up tho nose and spoils sleep. Quickly Dur noso opens up orcaui- r 15 casicri n you ncea re t tonlslit. try ill Follow di rections In the package. hut a few eVopi ep eocft eodrif VICCI5 oaigirti vmokzol Voes this sauce make qood cooks better cooks ? LET'S ASK THE WOMEN WHO COOK WITH DEL MONTE! 2outof3offkm have used itnore Than 10 years Yes, Del Monte Tomato Sauce has been the grand old cooking sauce of western housewives, for years! Was their favorite is their favorite! And even during the war, when it was hard to get, they didn't forget it Certainly not! How do we know? Well, one of America's largest independent research organizations went out and asked them. And what did Del Monte users say about Del Monte Tomato Sauce? Plentyl Two out of three women preferring Del Monte have used it over 10 years. Listen to Mrs. r alkenrath, for instance: pel HcuPTAo 2 9! 1 ed 1 1 .vtteteaoVoetduntVl I 1 Onion fttet- groove "H cao 0Labe4 to I 1 . "-" You can streamline any tomato dish with it!1' -Soy 1 MRS. JOHN O. 'AlKENRATH, (02 BEVERLY AVE., SAN UANDRO, CAllf. You've always used Del Monte, Mrs. Falkenrath? p. 'Tes and no. I'm an experimenter! Naturally, in 39 years of cooking I've tried many sauces. And when I say other sauces don't suit me so well as Del Monte, I speak from experience and lots of it." j Just why do you like ihis sauce so much? "For many reasons. It has the true tomato flavor and too, its fine clear color makes any dish look so good. Another thing it's a fast worker. You can streamline any dish with it. In 15 or 20 minutes you -can make a sauce or gravy that used to take hours of mixing, blending and simmering." Do you use tomato flavor often? "Well, I should say so! You see, I was brought up on French cookery. My Shrimp Creole recipe has been a family favorite for 60 years or more. Mother used it I've speeded it up with Del Monte Tomato Sauce. I'd be lost without Del Monte for plainer dishes, too stews, meat pies, soups, Spanish rice, and many others, It always gives me just the flavor I wantl" v so, -for teal lormto flavor BE SURE IT'S TOMATO SAUCE somester rd will be put on tho pormimout record curd which menus Unit tho MMiiostri' Krmlo is tho 0110 which will show your tfnuU'S in tho yews to come. This Week Tomorrow thero will bo (lec tion of homo-room ropiosonlii tlvcs who will net for tho next semester. Tho home-room rep resentatives form tho student council. There will also be n student council mcetliiK at 3:33 tomor row. Frldiiy nlKht tho Klumuth Siilem name will bo played hero ami thero will bo n pep assem bly somo tlmo durliiK tho day. 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