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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1948)
PACE SIXTEEN HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 19-18 Stfcassen- Dewey Dn Final DriveFor Voltes Stassen Barnstorms By Airplane, While Dewey Busses Through Willamette Valley Br J. H. FERGUSON PORTLAND, My 19 W-Harold E. Stassen and Gov. Thnmu E. Dewey looien final salvos today in their battlit for rrpubllran ballot! In Oreoni presidential primary Friday. Both candidate were on their Mmpalrn trail! again today. SUi ten il barnstorming- by airplane to Oregon coa!tal towns, while Dewey iwnnr by bus through the thriving Willamette ralley. Each haa a busy schedule until election eve. The Mlnnesotan's charge that he faces a Dewey-Taft combination in tllil Far West test was quickly labeled a "pipe dream" by Gov. Dewey. Stassen said publicly for the first Army School Program Open time last night that "It la apparent that we (Stassen forces! face a combination of opposition." He named Senator Taft of Ohio as a member of the combine and said It was formed after the Nebraska pri mary. He added: "It has directed It! full force on this Oregon pri mary." He spoke at Roscburr in Southern Oregon. Dewey Answer Dewey's answer was made to re porters at SU Helens, where he ap peared last night. Later, the New Yorker's secretary, Paul E. Lock wood, issued a statement in which he said Stassen's charge was "an alibi in advance of his defeat." In another of his talks yesterday Gov. Dewey Injected the issue of the Stalin-Wallace "peace" ex change into his campaigning. Dewey declared that "all the free nations of the world" must be Included In any consultations between the United States and Russia. "We must not start private nego tiations leaving any of the other free nations outside." he said in this extemporaneous comment. "We mustn't, for example, allow By obtaining a certificate from the new note written by Marshal their school principals to the effect Stalin to Henry Wallace, who is a that they will graduate, senior high private citisen and a discharged school students mav pick the army cabinet officer of the present gov- or air force technical school thev eminent, to divide us from our wish to attend before they gradu- friends the free nations of the ate. M.Sgt John F. Rose, com- won a. mander of the local army and air "H we are invited to join in nego force recruiting station announced tiations with the Soviet Union we th's week. should make no settlements behind Early application will enable stu- the backs of our friends. dents to get approval on their train- Dewey later told reporters: ot ine choice by graduation time and course we should use United Na- get a head start on a program of tions machinery to the limit pos- hicher education. sible." Besides offering a wide choice of Victory llaimefl technical skills, the armv and air m talks to audiences since their force offers enlistees two vears' col- radio debate Monday night on lege credits through USAFI United whether the communist party should States Armed Forces institute. be outlawed Stassen on the afflrm- The USAFI program consists of ive side and Dewey the negative- courses contributed bv 73 of the each of the two republican presl-nation's-leading colleges. Credit for dential aspirants has claimed vic- studv under USAFI mav be ap- tory. plied at most anv college or uni- Stassen added that the debate versity the student desires. West "has removed the distorted issue coast institutions contributing vari- of communism from the campaign." ous courses include Oregon State He said the basic issue in the pri- Svstem of Higher Education. 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He said this was "penny wise and pound foolish." DIKS SALEM. May 19 Ben F. Jack son, Portland, died in a hospital here yesterday from a crushed chest suffered when struck by a truck on a construction Job. He was spotting a gravel truck when hit by another on the private road Job. Chinese Claim Red Bombing NANKING, May IB !) The government today announced one of its planes bombed a building in which communist President Mao Tse-lung and 300 other red leaders were conferring. The announcement, by Lt. Gen. Teug Wen-yl. suld 0 were killed, or wounded bv the bomb, dropped at Fuplng In western Hopeli prov ince on May 13. In the past, several top com munist commanders, including Gen. Chen Yi, reported killed by na tional alrpower usually reappeared. Teng credited national Intelll gtnee agents in west Hopeh with tilt Information of the bombing, but made no attempt to identify any of the casualties. To Buy. 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