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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1946)
"Streamlined All-America ArmySought By GRAHAM HOVEY WA8IIINOTON,, Mil 7 (Hi An Inler-Aincrkmi military ays Irm ilrtamllnrd into a cloudy knit striking force- niiitrured to day o bo I'rmlilt'iit 'J'ruinun'i iilllinalft ifniil In iikklnn ruiiKicaa to prrpi'timln thin ciiunlry'ii wnr lime irinlKihrri role. Such fiirn- n t i r r I y ruliH'rt wllh Unlli'il Sliitra Mima, Hi InillvUliiiil unit urjiiiit l7.d bIuiik U. S. "lull lino mid I I'd by officers Imlni'd In this cotinlry would be Trudy for In stant action ouhIiibI any future nttltrrssor. Ilrhlud Unit rciiict la the bin buy (if arvrrul Liitln Anicilciiii nations which over u Icuiu iwrlud rrllrd un (ji-rmiin artillery when It flrat bi'Kiin tu Iruin for ll overseas naaluniiicnt. If roinircx noes sIoiik with Mr. TriiimiM the f Irnt result la expected lu he numher rif uitreementa with Indlvldunl countries to continue thr pro gram of military aaalntance for merly rendered by thla rountry under lend-lcaau and other war time arruntiementa. . Eventually, however, the re al 'inratrd law would permit the United Statea to play Ita full roll In carrying out the project ed Intcr-Amerlran defeiue al liance, achedulcd to be drawn up at a conference in Brazil some-time thla your. Churchill Seeks Harmony With USSR As Peace Basis LONDON, May 7 (7P) Wlna-i ton Churchill declared today "Ilia uiprcnie hope and prime endeavor" to word achieving peace "la to reach a good and faithful understanding with Soviet Hunla through the agen cy and organ lam of the United Nations." "Only In (hit wav can catna trophe be avoided.'' he aald. The wartime prime mlnlaler apoke at a ceremony giving him the freedom of the city of Went mhilater, the aecllon of London embracing the houaea of parlia ment and Wcalminmier mmry. lie apoke at Church llouau, where the flrat suasion of the United Nations security council waa held. Churchill aaked tlie world to inder "what iiappena If the nlted Natlona themselves are aiiudercd by an awful aihlain, a clnah of Ideologlea and pea alona?" "failure to find the nnawcr," he aald, "may lead the whole human ruce Into a new x-rlod of misery, slaughter and ubuae inant more agonling and fatal than thoae which have twice been endured In the lifetime of moat of ua." lie called on "the Engliah apenklug world and tlio weatcrn ilemocruclea of Kuropc to move together in creating a true fol io w.ili I p with Huruila." "I Iiom.' in thla world organ isation there will be a strong France and a revived Ituly," he auld. "France, after all her trou blea, may yet lead Europe into peace and plenty." Alluding to the figurative MISSING KANSAS CITY. May 7 WO Patrolmen Doone Majors and Dewey F.I Ha couldn't under stand why their police radio failed to aound above a whlaper at full K)wer. Idly they drove Into a filling station to paaa the time of day. "Say, aren't you lupposed to have a whip aerial?" the atten dant aaked. The policemen gulped, huat led back to headtuartera and reported the aerial loat or stolen. LISTEN!! caating of boomerang!, Church- til sum: "Thm we may note how some of the actions of our Ruaalan frlenda havo helped to cement Anglo-American frlendahlp and coopuratlon and how the activi ties of the French communlat party have given Oen, Franco a new leaae on life." He apoke of the poaalblllty that the Hrltlah empire might "peas awny" and recalled that tome volcea bid ua 'quit Pales tine' and 'quit India'. "All the world ahould con alder deeply wliut the conse quences would be ahould the empire rilo and tliua leave a void," aald Churchill, who, dur ing the war, declared he did not propoae to preside at a liquida tion of the empire. CIO Gets Test At Polls Today By The Aaaoclalsd Praia Primaries in four itates rang up the off-year election curtain today, and In two of them the CIO political action committee aought to demonstrate ita con tinued effectiveneas at the polla. Top Intereat centered in the four-cornered race for the dem ocratic sanatoria! nomination in Ohio and the two-man Content for the district Alabama house aeut both featured by PAC ac tivity. Indiana and Florida also held prlmarlos. In all, the four states will select candidates for two teriata and 49 house seats In con gress, two gubernatorial nomina tions also are at stake. Advance indlcationi pointed to a generally light vote. Ohio, Indiana and Florida reported lers thun lukewarm interest on the part of the voters. In Ala bama, however, heavy registra tion, particularly by war vet erans, led to expectations of a record primary vote. The Alabama and Florida bal loting was noteworthy because negroei were voting officially statewide for the first time in the hitherto "white" primaries. Hut neither state expected much of a negro vote. Politicians gave their main at tention to the showing of PAC in Ohio and Alabama. They aaALD si wrwa, KUa.au rin, Ot. ti esdav. Mar , lau, aa nm hoped to be able to gauge how important a factor the organiza tion Is apt to be in this fall's national election. You can't Scratch out Misery of Minor Rash Try Maxsana. lha medicated povrlar that has baan a family farorit. for 40 yaara, brincing rabi' from atinfint, burning itch of minor akin irritation. Ua for baby'a diapar run, too, whan hia fretful i ww "v ym ihi at want, nmpa 1 aback clothing ehafa. Aak foe Meuaaa. Classified Ada Bring Results, RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am 10 thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, P. O. 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