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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1947)
Soviet Endorsement Of US Trusteeship For Pacific Islands Poses Question WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 (!") lUiaala's out-oMlin-hlui endorse. intuit of United Stall's trusteeship over Pacific Inlmttln once ruled liv Jiipnn provided an unexpect ed ni'W twlal today to Soviet Atnrrivuii rctiitlona. Moacow's nolo iinylng Ituaaln di-ema 11 entirely fair (or United Slutea to keep control of the 023 odd Inland left diplomatic authorltloa UUnaalnK whcilliiT tlioro mlillit bo moro behind the movff limn nircla llm rye. Thov hoped It forecasts Im proved prospects Tor Kuropeun iieiieo settlement lit next month' Moscow conference of the BiK Four freln mlnlstcra, But be- Thompson Is Much Better Bus Thompann, Kliimntli Foil pilot who survived the Simdiiy afternoon crull which muiffud nut the liven of Trx Hnnkln nnd two Kliimntli Fulls businessmen, Jack Kilo nnd Cy Wullun, wna reported definitely Improvinil ot Hillside honpltiil today. Thompson's nttendinK physi cian wild thin momlnil that the concussion wan gone, Thompson l fully conscious and liu born advised of the death of Ilk three diminutions. The former "Hump" flyer lull no Internal Injuries hut docs have a compound fracture of the rlulit forearm, fracture and crushing Injury of the left wriit and hand and mlacellane ous brulsca and cut Pinal rites for Wallan and Kile were, held thli afternoon at the Klk temple. Eiirllnr thin morning a requiem hluh mom wii unlet at Suered Heart church for Kile. Service for Tex Run ki'i, world funiculi flyer who wss at the controli or the He public Seaheo when it craahed into a I.aVcrne atreet Harden plot, will be held Thursday at 2 p. in. In Tulare, Calif., hla home. cuuae of the almoat unbroken aeriea of recent disagreements between WiiahiiiKlon and Moa cow they privately were wary of a possible dlplomutlu maiiou ver. Secretary of State Marahall kept hla own counael In an flouncing the Sovlnl action yea turday. Ho declined comment on a reporter'! aungeatlon that Rub ala might be trying to not a precedent to Juatlfy her own puatwar land acquisitions. Tokyo dlKpatchea today, how ever, mentioned immediate but unofficial auanlclona that the Soviet Union might be tryllig to bargain for extended Influence In eaal Aaia, The general Inclination on Capitol lllll appeared to be to accept the Kremlin'! gesture at ita face value, Senator Wiley (R-Wla.), a member of the foreign relation committee, told reportera: "I think Russia's approval la a good omen for future collaboration be tween the two greateat tuitions of tho world. It will mean the bruahlng aalde of a lot of super ficlal mlaunderatandlnga." Senator Hlckenlooper, alao a member of the cnmmltteo.'com menteri: "1 am glad thai Russia haa agreed lo a policy and prin ciple entirely Justified by the fin-lit anil Hie aacrlficea we made In bringing the war In the Paci fic to a aucceaaful conclusion." Medford Millmon Drowns In Pond MEDFORD, Feb. 28 (Pi The third sawmill fatality In Jack aon county this year waa report ed In the drowning yesterday of Lloyd Stewart at the Tiller mill pond near Trail. A brother of the drowned man. Roy Stewart, pulled the body from the pond a half hour after the accident. h wksald news, mimi rm. on, wkdnmday, f.. m, tut, r.i tkrt I WMit;aaW'1WiMitt.ii ' We carry $ SIMPLICITY 6 BUTTERICK MeCALL Potterni , $25,000 In Evans Estate Sydney B. Evans, 71. one of the five victims of the Evans apartment house fire and part owner of the building, died Intestate and left an estate valued at not over $25,000 In real and personal property, a probate filing reveal. Lora Evans, his widow, haa been appointed administrator of the eatale. Heirs are listed aa Lora Evans: a daughter, Joy M. Rolph, and two sons, Percy L, Evani' and Joseph F, Evnni. 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