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PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 194S HST Blasts Pearson's Jew Tale WASHINGTON, March 12 President Truman yesterday brand ed an "a lie out of the whole cloth" Columnist Drew Peanon'i report that the chief executive once had termed New York Jew dltloral. Pearson, whom the president did not identify by name, insisted later that his version was "all too ac curate." He added: "But I'm Rlad the president lias now reconsidered his intemperate words." Mr. Truman opened his news con ference with the denial and said his remarks could be quoted di rectly, a departure from usual pro cedure. He told the reporters to read the New York Mirror to find out about the column. The newsmen heard the president use the term "rossip paper," but the word "rossip" was omitted in this official White House Version of his remarks: Vicious Statement . "First, I want to pay attention to a vicious statement that was made by a columnist in a New York paper, in which he said I had made the statement here to an editor of a New York paper that the Jews in New York were disloyal. "I had thought I wouldn't have to add another liar's star to that fel low's crown, but I will have to do it. That is Just a lie out of the whole cloth. That is as emphatic as I can put it" In his "Washington Merry-Go-Round" column Monday in the Mirror, Pearson wrote: "President Truman was talking to a New York publisher about Pales tine. "Pounding his desk, he made re marks about 'the New York Jews.' " 'They're disloyal to their coun try. Disloyal!' he cried." In New York, an executive of Bell syndicate, which distributes Pearson's column, said he knows but can't name the source of the story, adding: "We consider it to be fairiy reliable." National 4-H Club Week Demonstration Roadway Across McNary Dam Asked - PORTLAND. March 12 an Oregon and Washington were unit ed today in a request for a roadway across McNary dam, now under con struction in the Columbia river near Umatilla, Ore. Highway commissions of the two states sent a protest to the public roads administration in Washington, D. C, against the army engineers' decision not to build the roadway. Chairman T. H. Banfield of the Oregon group said in a monthly meeting here that the engineers' dam -building program may make the Columbia river a series of lakes. Cross -river transportation then will be needed, and tl.e state cannot afford the cost of bridges, he said. Banfield added that the federal government could construct a dam roadway with little additional cost. This Is one of the teams that put on a Saturday demonstration of the work learned In 4-H Hub, Demonstrations were shown in The dun Store window during National 4-It club week. The buys here, Virgil Yadrn (left) and Richard Roberts, are members of the Henlrr Quirk Cookers rlub, under the leader ship of Jessie Keady. They are making corn bread here. Six Join Legion Post MERRILL. March 12 The Amer ican Legion Post No. 80 of Merrill initiated six new Legionnaires into the post Tuesday, March 9. The initiation ceremony was put on by a visiting team of Legionnaires from Klamath Post No. 8. Members of the team were Lynn Roycroft, com mander of Post No. 8. Hal Ogle. Dr. M. E. Cooper. Frank Murphy. Paul Otterbein. and James Laird. The new Legionnaires initiated were Bob Barry. Tom Cole. Charles Cunningham. Donald Harris, Roland West, and Kenneth Van Allen. Following the initiation, pictures of the National Legion convention, camera thrills of the war, daredevil stunts, and a comedy were shown. Dutch lunch was served in the kitchen. Next meeting of the post will be on Tuesday. March 23. at which time the auxiliary will join the post in celebrating the organization of the American Legion in Paris on March IS, 1919. Little Ads get Big Results. Use the Herald and News Want Ads I J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7th St Phone 9346 LAST MINUTE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 13, AT GRIGG'S (MM FOODS Local Grade "A" Large Grade "A" Butter Eggs Nucoa Shortening Milk Bisquick Duz Peas Snowdrift Doea Everything! Del Monte No. t tin lb. 81c doz. 55c lb 35c 98c 13c 44c 37c 19c Large tins Large pas. MEAS Pot Roasts lb. 49c Sirloin Steaks, lb. 65c Short Ribs lb. 29c Fresh Crabs lb. 35c SWIFT'S PREMIUM Hams 54c Pure Lard, 3 lbs. 79c PRODUCE Cabbage "2 412c DAFFODILS and TULIPS Peppers u, 23c Tomatoes Ceil0. em. 29c Anderson To Stick To Post WASHINGTON. March 12 i.-Pi Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said today he will remain in the cabinet at least until the end of the present session of congress and "may not get out at all." Anderson has considered running for the senate seat now held by Senator Hatch tD-N. Mex.l, who has said he will not seek another term. The secretary told reporters, after a cabinet meeting, that President Truman had repeated his desire that Anderson stay in the adminis tration. Mr. Truman told a news con ference yesterday that Anderson had done an excellent inh r rh. agriculture department and ex pressed hope he would remain. Mother Seeks Word Of Ward Coleman The sheriff's office is seeking in formation concerning young man nnmcd Ward Coleman Jr.. believed to have been working here recently as a ranch hAiid. His mother. Mrs. H. B. Norwood, Bethel. Okla., has received a report that he was killed when thrown Lava Beds Personnel Lined Up Summer plans for Ima HriLs Na tional Mnnumc'it, Cullf., personnel are being outlined, Custodian Don C. Fisher said today. This Is Fisher s l&th yenr as custodian of the monu ment. Temporary runnels have been se lected and the sumo fire crew used last year will be buck. Fred Schrp man of North Uiiid will return lor his fifth year lis seasonal ranger, and other men tentatively selected ire Malcolm Kpley Jr. and Hurry KlpllnmT. both ol Kliuniitli Fulls. ISplry Is now intruding University of Oregon unci Klplliutcr the University of Minnesota. Hubert Olson nl Kluiiiiilh Fulls Is in clmnte of the roud work this year. The roud to Fi own River cuve which was In such bud shape last yrur is now grudrd an.l graveled and the roud to the Cutuconibs loop 1ms been widened and graveled. The section ol the Medicine lake roud that rih's through the monument will be griitted and graveled tills ycur. It Is anticipated that all these roads will also be oiled this ycur und two oil tanks have been received at the beds with a totut capacity of 3U00 kulluiu lu store roud oil lor patching and surfacing. Ranger James Orr will leave soon for Yosemlte National park to attend a park naturalists' conference at which phi us for the naturalist divi sion for the summer will be discussed and decided. Fisher says spring is definitely in the offing at the monument will) squirrels and marmots coming out of hibernation and birds of all types returning to the area. With Stock Co. ; v twAl 1 HmviuoikI J. MirlirU lui rumr lu the Kltimuth rroiliictloit ('mill MhMH'ltiliuii in ami uurkrd a nm In tit lit srorrUry - trctturrr until Mnrch, HUN, rrUnrl to it ft' r pi positUm with Ihr Warner Slink roinpiUiv, '.101 Itoivtn bulldliiK, Four Up For Count Saturday Knur persons who pleaded gullly to Monies yestiTduy iiIIitiichiii lu circuit nun I will be IiiiiiikIiI up lor M'htchcfl Siiliiiilny lit III li. III. Chin lea lliirnlil, 4.?, and Arthur lliiinlil. M, pleuiled millly In turw'iy on iii'iiilKiiiiient, while Donald Con, 111, und Hiiiiiuel Jnhii Pool, 111, pleuiled guilty lo buigliiiy. Tin' llnrnlil.i. father und sou. weir licensed ol touting the nuiiio of Dr. Ororgr II. Ailler lo several cheeks luuwnl here lust Monday, The Iwo llurolils, fullii'r anil sou, weir ac cused of foriiiiiK the inline of Dr. Clcorge II. Ailler lo severul ehei ks. passed here Inst Moiuliiy. The Iwn youths nro Implicated with M-y. yi'iir-old buy, Leoiiiuil I,rc Ilrnwii, Irr severul service aliitlnll Uiliulnrlca und oilier hi i'n k -II i. II 1'nya to Use the Waul-Ailal Buford Boyd To Head Officer Group Untold K. Uoyd wus elected to heud the Kliimuth Fnlls chupter ol the Hcservc Ofllcers usmxiiiiiihi at h meeting this week. Working with the new president will be Hurry A Ionnrd. secretin v trriisurer, and A. II. Puttrrson Jr.. historian. New officers will serve until Murch, 1U4U. No trf.iwrt of tlx Orient is niort highly prized fT'T) r,irc ''''n''1''111.'!' i'',i',,.1,."c VlU-'Lj. icts. 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