S. Showdown With Moscow Over Red
my's Deployment Foreshadowed By
rnes Talk On New Foreign Policy
L JOHN HIOHTOWER
cinNGTON. Miirch 1 tm
w . .iwiuiinwn Willi
A"'"r ""'.: army's do-
Fow. i.. iiiiif-uli! urviiH of
M" '".J A tin wild fore-
?J ,l,.v by tlm stem
r.i niilirv cmim
LSrctary of Slto Hymen.
Kit and vigorous measure.)
K! were ImlleiiUid iiHulimt
r:.,ii Duiii'y of tiiiiiinii
OU""' ' 111 LnllK
Lrlv from 'i"1""'
r'Ji inrmir cnomy
01
eoun
sulci
fee Byrne
announcement In
York nlBlit wim kciv
.'.i-mmlcd hero her
. . imioher udminlHtrutlun
......rA Hnmln nil lilonc
10 soviet cm'-
!.., ,nd the Kremlin s lone
a munruvcrlMKii In neiulr
U nnlloiit.
Removal u
Miinlrlpa seemed IIKo-
Ul Issue, necoiciiuii 10 in-
c.n. imro. '1'lirv uro Iran
Li. .nd Chlnn. but there
(il her urcus n--" . ' -.;
forts' have been underway
,.m lime. It win learned,
t.i the Kiisul""" to ure to
dnwal of allied troops
Austria nm wmium nm.-
Umnrrnw 5 I II e generally
tofca deadline for evneun
rf Soviet force from Iran.
ik. lime U v r n c it Mioke
if was n oiiicifu iikii-uviuii
Russians wouiu rvi uui y
L Hnumver. Ininlnii uncicr-
htiry of State I'rlnco Kirouz
Lnrivt lii Tehran today -the
. . .. ...i
Eel troops una recciveu op
m bruin leaving tomorrow,
.nwhile there In growing
Um imonil many officials
t Soviet Intentions In Man
(is In view of recent report
red army lorcea mero snow
tot stay nit on iwienniiciy
S Manchurian altuatlon Is
mntldered by many million
here to be criuciu ai mc
fcenL but prlvuto comment
fcneorod Byrnes' warning
"u'i do not want to slum
snd suifiKcr into n situation
krt no power Intends war,
no power win uo uoic 10
tt war." .
Main Points
Ibe main points of tho apcech
Idi dl D I o in a 1 1 o officials
sued as of ureal Importance
U development of a moro
krous American leadership
mora affairs were these:
The United States Intends
live up fully to tho prtncl-
of (lie united Nations ennr
and to mo all its influence
He that other nations uo mo
To that end tho United
Its must be mlahlllv armed
II such time as reduction of
luncnts along all tho power
niuoas Becomes possible
disarming nlono. . Bvrnes
I. uie united States would
fitn Its position and upsot
power oninnco ol the world,
I endannerlns nenrn.
The United States believes
l no nation has a rluht to
its troops In an inclcncn-
II country unless that coun-
anU them thorn. It nlnn
Kves that trnnnn nhniilr! hn
fawn as quickly as possl
irom "smnll nnH imnnviir.
Estates" presumably
lng the ex-enemy satellite
uui oi eastern tturopo.
There Is no danger of war
il as ench nation lives up
e obligations of tho Unllod
ions charter not to employ
'jeept to prevent aggros-
"hen any other country
wo force or tho threat of
to violation of tho chnr-
I we cannot stand aloof,"
M said.
Special Confabs
The biff nnwrn mn.. linUI
Mil conferences among
Rielves to solvo their own
Piema. Thi .mi.,t u
Ptafy was Interpreted by
P Persons here as designed
pn way again for more
r meetings If President
rn'Premicr Stalin or
r Minlslpr Aitnn ii,ii.
J-Would do any good.
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Clifton Howard Elected
Lakeview Round-Up Head
LAKKVIEW, March 1 Clif
ton Howard, l.akevlew meicli
ant, was Heeled president of the
Lliltevlew Itimiul Up iiwnelnlloii
at the annual meeting held here
this week. Howard has been
acllvo In rtound-Up history In
Lake eounly fur nmny y'cars.
Ho lustlgiited thn popular ulKht
llow last ypar and prior to that
was chairman of the pageant
committee for several years. He
succeeds Tom nnitlaln of Pais
ley, president of the 104.1 Round
Up association.
A letter from Klamaih Falls
was read In which the neigh
boring city pledged Its support
to the Uiltevlcw rtntind-Up
which will he held August 31
through September 2.
It was also decided at the meet
Ing to arrange for moro racing
events and larger roping and
bucking purses this year.
School Districts
May Be Combined
McMlNNVIU.E, March 1 (VP,
A plan to consolidate II southern
Yamhill county and northern
Polk county school districts will
be on the ballot here March 13.
Two other districts Deer
Creek and Chicken Coop de
cided not to Join the proposed
area. The new district, if ap
proved, will assume Sheridan
school facilities.
until Its share has been fixed
by allied agreement. Tho Rus
sian inn reported by many
sources to have carted away
much Industrial material from
Manchuria since the end of the
Japanese war ns well as to have
stripped eastern Germany and
other occupied portions of east
ern Europe.
byrncs did not specifically
mention Russia at many points
in his siwcch. When lie did so
toward the end of his talk It
was to stale a desire for Soviet
American friendship.
But then he added: "Wo must
make plain that tho United
States intends to defend the
(United Nations) charter."
Officials said, however, there
was no doubt that much of the
blunt declaration was designed
to serve notice on Moscow that
tho United States expects Rus
sia as well as every other mem
ber nation to live up to the let
ter and spirit of the United Na
tions obligations.
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Flashes Of
Life
JEALOUS
LARAMIE, Wyo., March 1 (IP)
Creel Watklns and his sister's
dog had their differences, which
were ignored by Watklns until
recently.
His wife drove him to work
and as he leaned to kiss her
goodbye, the dog bit him on the
nose, Infection developed, hos
pitalizing Watklns.
SNOWBOUND
FERGUS FALLS, Minn.,
March 1 lP) Two tame ducks
on a nearby farm were out of
forced hibernation in a snow
bank where they had been
trapped by a blizzard two weeks
ago.
Elwyn Friedrlch, a 4-H club
girl, discovered her missing
ducks in their cold storage pris
on after she heard faint quacks
from a snowbank. She dug
through more than a foot of snow
to rescue them.
APPOINTED
SALEM, March 1 (Pi Ap
pointment of Josef H. Scnclknr
as assistant professor of theory
of music and organ was an
nounced today by Dr G Herbert
Smith, president of Willamette
university, lie comes from Cen
tral college, Pella, Iowa.
CLIFTON HOWARD
AIRPORT SITE
VANCOUVER, Wash., March
1 () A $5100 site eight miles
north of here has been pur
chased by the city for the Van
couver municipal airport, and
work is lo begin immediately.
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THE OLD JUDGE SAYS
OLD JUDGE: "Hank, you're a big grain
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HANK: "Glad to have you, Judge." :
OLD TUDGE:"Do you think the grain used
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OLD JUDGE: "How do you figure that,
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Why. . . I've never had such fat dairy cows,
livestock and poultry as I have since I've
been usin' these dried grains."
OLD JUDGE: "How do you use thenV
Hank?"
HANK: "I blend them in with original
grain. This balanced ration has far greater
feed value than the original grain itself. I
can cut down on my whole grain feeding
about 20 and still get better results."
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