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THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1948 PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Reds Accuse Allies Of Hitler Deal MOSCOW. Feb, It (Pi Russia ,' syi fircat Britain and France he ) fore Die war rnrouraitrd Adolf Illt- Irr lo (urn (lie German I'mr acainil ' the Soviet I'nlon. . She chargn that thry Irt Ger- many take over Circhculovakia and. ,' In the part of Munirh and others, , entered into non-aggression agree ' menta with Germany's fuehrer. ' These accusations were mode til - a statement issued last night by the ' Soviet Information bureau. In sup ', port of them, the bureau cited Ger- man foreign office documents for 1937 and 1938 which It said the Red I army had captured. Second Statement f The statement was Russia's sec- ond in reply to publication of papers ' on Nail-Soviet relations by the I United States. This one said little about the U. S. (The U. S. state department pub t lished captured documents January '. ti which said Hitler and Stalin plotted to split up Poland, dominate I the Balkans and shut the Western i powers out of Europe altogether. (In Washington last night, no J comment was forthcoming from the w department on the latest Soviet " statement. ! (The British foreign office and i the French foreign ministry did not ' comment, either. In London, a for- etgn office spokesman said Britain's , official reply, if any. would be with- held pending a check on how the statement was documented J The Soviet communique said Brit i ish-French policy before the war was aimed "at isolating the USSR J and directing HiUerite aggression , towards the east against the Soviet Union, using Hitler as a tool for J their own ends." , It declared that HiUer's annexa- tion of Austria March 12, 1938. met no resistance on the part of Britain J and France and that in the face of Czechoslovakia's appeals for help against Germany under a mutual J assistance pact, "the Anglo-French a rulers remained implacable." ARROW SHIRTS REMODELING SALE! We must hare more space for construction crews to work. STEWART COWBOY BOOTS Fine leathers with decArat1 de signs found only in fine boots. discs, ana Drown. Values to $32.50, f)9 Cft NOW 9J9U Values to $42.50, a- NOW Westex Boots Cowboy work styles. All sites. 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Last year this banquet drew more than 400 men from all parts of the Norlh- west. Larry Marshall. Sweet Home, j president of the Oregon State For estry Alumni association, has also I announced a meeting of that group for 4 o'clock. It was organized a year ago. Any business of the Co lumbia River section of the SAF ! will be transacted at the banquet, says George H. Schroeder. Portland, president. Henry Clepper. executive secre tary of the Society of American For- I esters, of Washington, D. C. w ill be ' the banquet speaker. White Hospital Given Good Chance j PORTLAND. Feb. 12 liPt The ' state rehabilitation committee chair- I man of the Veterans of Foreign ! Wars estimated today a "better than even chance" that congress would direct the veterans administration to take over Camp White hospital. "PERFECT HARMONY" is the keynote when our "TWIN. VAY" Homc-to-Home Moving Service takes over your moving day worries. 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