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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FED. 20, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE tHRU r Truman Calls On Nation To Gird For Battle Against 'Chosen Few', Skips Rift WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 !) i'rmlilri.1 Truman hinulnl Into llm HtlH miiiiiMljtii loility with n mil for Dm immiuoti M'iiln it rully ttriiiiml In ft Imtllft uKitliml "Iho privileged frw." "Till In yrur of nhiillriiKf," Mr. Triimnn lolil iltmmTutln purly iiirmbrrH hut lilicht, Ml priipimn tlmt wp mrr( tlitil rhiillniKfl hrml on." In u liu-mlnuti JrUiMfinn-Jiirkxon Day n peril, tlirt ptrftlitrnl nnvrr did trier directly lo Iho rlnillcnwo ho tuven f i urn ft wry noutheriiern In hifi own piuiy. fJur did Up meiitlnn directly the lluaat In deiiKM'riilln piTttdenlliil ilniiiccH offered by Henry A. Wul liiro'H third party. Mill lie npiikr hluhly of Thnmiui Jaffernon't altuekfi akhUinI "luwn Austrian Ability To Pay Talked LONDON, trb. 20 MV- The llirro wralrrti puttrra Insisted separately today llmt Ills l-'oilr itrinanila 111 Austria lie kepi Kltlilii the ruunlrr ability lu pay. Thr I nllrd Ktatt-s, l.rrul llrlUIn nil France made their position plain Ml ii meeting of deputy foreign ministers. 'I'liry were, seeking, with Itussla, a peace formula fur the Inmllm-krtl rrpuhlta freed from Hit ler's Germany, The deputies nit lor lu hours Uyum lo sound out ein.li atlirr. American observers aiiIU Itussla nflrrctl no sUilcmenl on Uie western powers' plan lo guard Austrlun economy auiilnst "excessive dc munils." Hiuifiin him luted payment nl uoo.oou.oou. bin sluno ot Austria's oil and vlrtunl control of tlilppniK on tho Danube a lirr price ol M-lUclUl'llt. 'Hie nircuuii started CHlmly In contrast, to the acrimony which marked the end ot the lorcmn min isters council here IoaI Icrmlicr. A llrlltsli observer said llirre ap peared lo be "grounds fur some con fidence" that an agreement ttuuld be reached. All Amerlran observer aald It was lira early for such a gueaa. The Sovlrl Union s.'.ks AiMrlun oil and alilppInK she. says u-tcd to belong to the UermaiiA, who took over Austria In I (US. HIKh riiplontatlc Inlormanti auy Uiry how oho will barn.i!n on her demands. 'I hey ay II she doesn't the conference will break up non. The lulled Mate, and (.r.-al llriuui, these sources say, have agreed not to give Humla enough to leave her In control of the Austrian econemy. France, has made com prnmlke suggestions. Hie deputies' loot inecllHK broken oil December 17, two duyii after the close of Uie last Hig Hour foreign ministers' meeting here. Timber Owners To Get Free Advice OilFXlO.W CITY. Feb. 20 ("i Ore gon' farmers are going to lrnrn more about making money from the Urea on their land. I.ynn F. Cronemlller. assistant Ute forester, ald here the forc.itry department would expand till" spring lu program of giving farmers and other owners of small timber tract the benefit of projriuilonal advice. The stuff will be Increased from two to four, and another office will be opened Uils one at Eugene to servo Lane nnd part of Linn and Benton counties. The program, conducted by the state, Is financed by federal funds. Notice TIKTOK Drive In WiU Be Closed Fri. and Sat. Open Mon. as Usual Unit restricted dllwnslilii." And he mild the democratic purly still lir llcvtm In protecting the rights of "all tlin groups mid Individuals In our nation." Kmply Heals Ilofnro him us ho spoke were a do.cu empty seats puld for and left pointedly empty by southerners pro testing his civil rights progrum. Mr. Truman lumped opponent of his legislative program together as the femes of "reactionary conserva llsiii." lie described those who stand against his proposals for "Improving social security, Justice, prodllrtlon, education and housing as "defeat ists," "backward-looking" and "mrn of small vision and faint hearts." He said tho democrut offer a "parcel of progressive liberalism" and "progressive liberals will rally to the democratic party." '"I'liry know," he said, "that the democratic patty Is their bent fight ing force for the triumphant achievement of worthy goals." Hut while the president was mak ing his confident speech the south ern revolt within his own party got hotter still. Color Line Tight Houthcrn congressmen from at least three states called ft conference today to organise against the untl lynch. anil-poll lax and no-color-llne proMisals. Bcimtor Mcdrath of Ithode Island, democratic national chairman, told a reKirter he will see governors of five southern states on Hie matter Monday. He listed the chief execu tives of Hon Ih Carolina, Texas, Arkansas. Virginia and Maryland. Whatever they have lo report. Mcdrath said, will be passed along to Mr. Truman. He promlsrd nothing further. The president Uilkcd twice last night first Impromptu to one sec tion of the Jefferson-Jackson dinner at the Hlallcr hotel and then In a prepared address to the section at the Mayflower. In his prepared radio address he slsed up this year's political battle as fight between a democratic parly uf "progressive liberalism" against a "reactionary conservative" opposition which he said Is behind Ihe wealthy and "favored few." He didn't even nieullun the re publican party by name. The empty toble In front of the president as he sinike hod been re served for the party of Senator Olln Johnston (!)-8. C.i. Johnston has criticized Mr. Truman's civil rights projiosals. Negro democrats who attendrd were concentrated largely nt three tables In the sprawling banmict rooms. Mlsa Margaret Truman, daughter of Ihe president, had planned lo add a fillip lo Ihe evening by singing Ihe national anthem. Hut Senator llark Iry (I)-Kr.l announced she had a sore thrnal. The republicans didn't think much of Mr. Truman's speeches, Including his reference to the "floogle bird." This seems to be chick from the "dodo bird" the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt once talked about. I.Ike his predecessor. Mr. Truman Intimated that this bird represents republican views. He said It flies backward because It Isn't Interested In seeing where It Is going but only where It has been. "The president wouldn't have Ihe heart lo look back on where the new deal has been." Senator Cape hart (R-Ind.i commented. Nenalor llrlrker IK-Ohlol said. "The only thing liberal about the new deal Is Its liberality with other people's money." i:nj(iv limit!,, Prut, Comfort nnd I loi.pl Ullly mt the BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Drink our f u moni Mineral Waters fur Kidney, Itlid drr, Nlomirfa, ant. Intftlfnal All tnn(i. full Iliad drr Trnublt. ton tl.pBllon. Ii Our Dualnnui II M Mineral nd Mod tUlhi for Rhn- tnalUm, ArlhrllU, Nrurllla, Nirvana' nraa, hlfh and law lllttod trt aturr. Main Rrupllona, Carbon niovld Vaptir Hatha for Alh ma, Kriama, I'oltU. nlntia and Bran rhllla, Far rpr rvatlnn nr dt-lallad Information addrvaa; BrCKlKllIN MINKRAI, HIRIN(1H HAMTAItlUM KT, 1 Athland, Ore, ar 1'hnna I.anf Itlilanra PR. llt'HMAN WKXI.FK, nirirlor ( III Kttl'K ACTIO rilVHICIAN "Your Health Event op the Week flint wohtle slips up 3eminp his son at the PfNfJALL MACHINE . ' JP,W7 .l - N "' 2). Tax Surplus Row Grows PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 20 Ult The controversy over Oregon'! 135, C'JO.OOO Income tax surplus still was not settled finally today. Blub Treasurer Leslie Bcott said a court decision would be necessary before he would touch the fund. Ha told the Multnomah County Young Republican club last night that the decision was needed as a lepal basis for writing warrants apalnst the money. HI statement followed the opin ion by Attorney General George Neuner that the surplus could be transferred o the state'! general fund, which has a deficit of ap proximately $7,000,000. Scott said this deficit ss a "bookkeeping deficit ... new ex ample of the old shell game." He charged that the deficit was maintained in an attempt to get voters to pass a sales tax last fall. The tax was defeated. "Meantime Ihe Income tax, esti mated to produce (28.000,000 actual ly produced (34,000.000. This fiscal year we can expect (40.000.000 or more, next year maybe (45,000,000," Bcott suld, asserting that no new tuxes were needed by the state. 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