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Vace fourteen HERALD AND NEWS, KLMATH FALLS, OREGON Pan-American : Conference To Stay In Bogota Russian Officials Criticize Marshall Plan In Germany As Traffic Rule Relaxes By The Associated Press Pan-American conference dele' (ate are expected to vote today to remain in Bo rota, Colombia, despite the short-lived revolt which killed IP persons and devastated morh of the capital, . I'. 8. Secretary of State Georje C. Marahall, heading the American delegation, blamed International eommuniam for the rerolt. lie told newsmen and delegates last night it followed a pattern similar to out break! which provoked trouble in France and pre-election violence in Jtaly. t The trouble flared suddenly Frt !av with the assassination of a Jiberal party leader. Colombia's coalition Rovernment. still under Conservative President Mariano Os plna Peres, has broken relations with the Soviet Union. Two Rus alans. described as communist agents, are In custody. Communist Plan ' Chile'a government said today the Colombian uprising was part of a communist master plan which called for similar outbreaks In Chile and Bolivia. President Gabrl- Gomales Yidela summoned armv and police officials to plan defense measures against a purnorted communLst May Par plot In Chile. rA hifh Russian official in Berlin told German youth meetine tndsv "The Marshall plan means the divi sion of Germany: the divlston of Eurorje It means war." The soeak r. Col. Serpel Tulpanov. Informa tion chief of the Soviet milltsrv ad ministration of Germany, likened President Truman to the late Her mann Ooerinc. Hitler's deputy, evi dently referrinp to Goerinc's four. year plan for armine nari Germany. Top Marksman -ar . t"..eIC . Local Horses Win Honors A lively and entertaining horse show and rodeo was held III Grunts Pass Saturday and Sunday In spile of weather conditions that threatened to cancel the event. Two ribbons were taken Sunday In the Palomino classes by Dorado Sensation, the golden slnlllon. and Cnmeo de Oro. the lidding belong ing to the Keith Moons of Klamath Polls. Moon't Palomino also received honorary awards In the stallion class as did the Ed Williams' Amor lean saddle horse. The Williams did not slay for Sunday's show due to the weather and alo on account of the weather the A. F. McDonalds canceled their plana to enter their black Tennessee walking horses In the two-day show, which drew a good crowd. More Highway Funds Asked WASHINGTON. April 13 i.P Building of highways Is an esscu Ital part of national defense. Rep. Angell iR-Ore.i. told the house. "Highways are the life Hues of our nation." he said In yesterday's discussion of a bill to extend the federal aid road program. "With out adequate highways we will not be able to carry forward the com merce of the nation which proved to be the strongest factor In our success In World War II." The measure provides $500 000.- 000 a year for highways starting ll 1949. Angell said forest highways are especially needed In Oregon and other western and southern states where there are heavy stands of commercial timber. PEARL HARBOR. T.H. Marine Set Wester X. Hunter, son of Mr. ; and Mrs. James H. Hunter of SS51 Wiard. Klamath rails, awaits his turn on the firinr line at Puuloa Point rifle ran (.The Russians maintained restric- Srt. Hunter was selected from amonr the best marksmen in hi unit Mora on the movement of allied in China to participate in the preliminary firinr of the Marines' Pacific ground traffic to and from Berlin. which is deep inside Soviet occupa tion territory. In Austria, however. British and American rail traffic through the Soviet tone was report ed normal again today, with mill vary trains clearing- checkpoints with ptUe delay. t Reds Losinr There were increasing signs in taly that the Italian communists are losing ground in the campaign for next Sunday's elections. The communists appeared to have stop ped talking about arms and insur rection If the parliamentary elec tions should not go their way. They also have adopted what appears to be a more conciliatory attitude to ward the Marshall plan. In Greece, a bitter battle between army troops and communist guer rillas raced into IU third day at Kalavrrta in the Northern Pelopon nesus. An army communique said ne section of the town was pene trated by guerrillas, who raided two tanks, China's former rice minister of foreign affairs urged in Shanghai today a reshuffle of China's govern ment as the only alternative to "im minent military coUanse" snd even tual alliance with Russia. He was (an Chieh-hou, wartime member af the supreme national defense council. Government Hit - Delegates to the Chinese national assembly condemned the govern ment as "inefficient, corrupt and unjust" A stream of delegates pa raded to the assembly rostrum, at tacked Defense Minister Pal Chung hsi, and farced a vote to remove mm. In Palestine, the Zionist general eouncil has announced Its Intention to proclaim an independent Jewish state In the Holy Land May 18. the day after the British mandate ends. . A bi-partisan plan to revise the United Nations charter, laid before division rifle and pistol competition being held currently. Sgi. Hunter, a graduate of Klamath I'nion high school enlisted in the marine corps in July. 1941. A veteran of two Pariric campaigns, he was stationed with the fleet marine force. Western Pacific, at Tsingtoa. Chins, before coming to this year's shoot. the L. S. senate yesterday by Sen. Homer Ferguson (R.-Mich.l will be "carefully explored." Chairman Ar thus H. Vandenberg IR.-Mich.) an nounced in Washington. The plan proposes elimination of the veto power, adoption of the U. S. pro posal for an international atomic development authority, and estab lishment of an international police republican leaders, mean while, ruled out an early revival ot production controls to speed U. S. defense moves, although they prom ised the right of way to military legislation. Dr. Edward V. Condon, chief of the U. S. bureau of standards, who is the target of charges by the house un-American activities committee, said in a New York speech last night that the United States is "in the grip of hysteria and fear for no sound reasons." SMOG DRIVE PORTLAND. April 13 iPi This city has renewed its pre-war cam paign to get rid of industrial smoke. A seven-man committee has been named to start the drive anew In an effort to eliminate soot and fumes from industrial stacks. 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