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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1948)
n PACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, Peace Move For Reds Up To Future WASIIINfiTON. May 19 l.n Secretary f State Marshall aaid to elay future Russian cooperation In settling world Issu.'s will determine rremler Slalln'i sincerity In calling for ireater undrntandlnr between nations. Marshall said also that he cer tainly would sea 8oviet Foreign Minister Mololov If Molotov ever should come to Washington. But Marshall refrained from say Inn he would be glad to see Molo tov This reply concerning Moloiov was given to a news conference question. Marshall omitted the "glad to see Molotov" used by the ques tioner and only grinned when re porters laughed at the omission. So Change As to whether he had noted any recent Increase In Russian coopera tion toward solving issues before the I'nited Nations and other inter national bodies, Marshall aaid there b not yet been much opnortunlty. The secretary noted that the ex change between American Ambassa dor W. B. Smith and Molotov was accomplished onlv ten days ago and that Premier Stalin's broadcast statement was Issued last Monday nlfht. Stalin's statement was in the form of a public reply to an open letter from Hcnrr A. Wallace, third party candidate for president. Wal lace listed issues on which he ad- rocated V. S. - Soviet agreement: fttalin replied they offered a basts for agreement. Marshall was asked whether it might now be considered that from the American noint of view the whole matter of direct talks with Russia Is now "dead at least for the present." The secretary replied sharply that ' a thing has to be alive first before it can die. Both Molotov. in his exchange with 8mith. and Stalin appeared in be making bids for American- j FUNNY BUSINESS -t I! Ml CC 'WntH ItlVKI INC T M 110 f S 4T QM "Ceorgs is training for his next golf weekend!" Soviet talks on outstanding world issues. The I'nited States has taken the position these Issues can only bc settled through the I'nited Na tions and other agencies. . The Rest Costs No More! Equip your office with Art Metal desks and files. Pioneer Printing & Stationery Co., 122-121 South 9th. Roseburg To Be Forest Sale Site PORTLAND. May 19 iJ"' Auction of 18.970.000 feet of timber in the Lmpqua nations! forest will be held in Roseburg June 14 by the U. 8. forest service. The north Pacific regional forest mtoffyft (a""! w. v - y ' i-ir-fwiawi' t'JI j DEAN HALL REPUBLICAN Candidate for SHERIFF Fair and Efficient Offict A4rcrtUrmnt hr Dtia Hill Another rcuo for BIrtz-Weinh.tn! popularity The handy r 12-bocde Home Pik...H S economical. ..it's coavctitcm tmexhet reason why EMttz-Weinhird m yn trome bcec. kJk. tor Blia-Vonhard today n the 12-bottk Home Pik. Seldom equalled, xetvr excelled Mltg.WIIHHAg. COMPANY POTlAN. Olt.Otl Distributed by Western Wholesalers Let7 s Concentrate On One GOOD Candidate Here's how the votes were distributed in a STRAW BALLOT taken Monday night at a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting for republican sheriff candidates: ' Dehlinger . . . 34.6 Franey 30.7 Uerlings 26.9 Barton 7.6 Other Candidates - No Votes NOMINATE KARL DEHLINGER Republican for Sheriff Pd, Adv. Karl Dehlinger Snow Drives Circus Out In Alturas . There are exceptions to every rule, even to such stringent ours as the oH tradition "the show must go on." The Clyde Bently circus, appear Ini here tonight, was scheduled for a oue-ntght stand In Alturas Tues day On arriving In Alturas, how ever, the troupers found snow on the- Ground, and npnarrntlv deold tnr that snow was worse thnu violat ing an ancient tradition, moved on without imparking a foot of canvas. The circus train arrived In Klnm alh Falls at about 10 p. m . several hours earlier than exjwvted. and finding something more suitable for sawdust than snow, begun set ting up for their show. Dad-Daughter Dinner Slated Arrangements have been com pleted for the annual Camp Fir dad and riiiugnter dinner which will be held nt the armory Thursday at 6:30 p. m. All Camp Fire Olrls. llniiron club and lllur Itltd members are In vited to attend with their fathers as guests, or other male members of ! Ilieir families. Special "honorary dads" have been Invited for those girls' whose fathers are unabl to attend. The polling style dinner will be followed by a program whlrh will Include the lllue nird fly-up for all Blue Birds who are 10 years old. Them of the dinner (his year It "Hello, World, tots tlol Tn Ui tiler." Knrh group will make Its own table decorations. Largest glass container plant In the world Is located at Alton, III. Elderly Woman Dies At Ceremony l'WUKNN, May III 'I'l -- Nellie CIiim'iiiiukIi, l'ortlaml, illnl lino limt iitlt'iiilliig the It KM' ami Itehrkiih liHlitit unM'inbly In Hi" Armory mi, Hlii' was piirllclpiitliig In a rem. luiiiiv. when all li ken. The thinly ml lit iitti r wns a past president of 1 ll'r I'nlrliis Militant auxiliary, rllit 1 nllilit niter iiillupsliig Moniliiy while I illnl at the liiimo of a friend. office said the timber, mostly Doug las fir. Is In the rust Juuetta creek area and valued at SJ89.095. 4hU ORMOND R. LEACH SERVICE- HisJ HEW sS3 1 and so areyou unlets you faluring i.ixciusivi SNitvaooi Tim.aMi.Worh.Sar 1. rillZIN-COlB COMPAHTMINT for froi.n Sloroq . NOgM-COLD COMS AgTMIMT Willi MtalHoldr 4. MOIST-COIO COMSAITMINT food CondiiioAr St)en I. IVU-DRT STOAIN for Cutra Dry-Slorage 9 LEACH CROSIER REFRIGERATOR f MOOIIS AS 10W AS 12S 8. Sth 279.95 it today! SERVICE COMPANY Phone SS Veteran Experienced Courageous am Present Governor Ut OREO OH PRBSS Says: "His appolntmtntl to dlf hiv uljiasdiiif mm." "Hfl rtcordailovtrnertsditt his bfl fMd." JOU RNAL, PorlUnd. "Oovtrner Hall has mada s food start as lbs Slata's chial sacutivt duiinf hia ahert tima is eftiet." THE DALLES OPTIMIST. . . . found tha saw Oragon aiaculiva, first of all, s vary human aort el parson, ... Intaraalid Is lha Ihlnfi In which thay wrra inlrraalad. maaling thara naturally, unaSaeladlr. am darslandinfly." BEND BULLETIN, Band. "Ha la s forrrful iptiktr ana who la Inrlinad lo call s Ipida s aparfa . . . Thoaa who hava had paraonal contact with him he! icva ha ia a man's man." HOOD RIVER HEWI.Hood guar. "Oovarnor Hall maala an liana aquarely." OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, Orafoa City. "Oovarnor Hall mada a good impraaaion by his talk hara.' PENDLETON EAST OREOONIAN, PandlalM. "Hall brlma to tha Covornor'a ihalr s broad hnowlodis of groblama which art Ornon' mambar ol tha America. Lrtlon and Velfrana ol Poriin Win. ha facaa problama lor which, by training and Saperienct, ht Is sminently qualiliad.M YANK NEWS. "One ol tha ahrawdeat law miW ia that aar aal la a etna Iti.llime aeaalon." ASTORIAN BUDGET. Aaloris. "..shows Bound Jadcmant in hia appraisal of men." GAZETTE-TIMES, Happnar. "Hia ample ability... la eminently qualified to carry on the sdminiatratioa ol tha aisle's ellilii' -SANDY POST, Sandy. "Governor John H. Hall will give Oregon S vigorous edminia ration. He la alert, quick, decisive.,," OREGON VOTER. . "He hn terkled with courage and deiormlnotiefl the important elutiCB of the olfue of Governor." ST, HELENS CHRONICLE, St. Helena. "Governor John H. Hsll'e activities . . . Indlcele s reel deelra o provide Oregon with sn solo edminiatrallon." McMINNILLE REGISTER, McMlnsvllte. "The sew governor comee well recommended ea as ablt parliamentarian." TIOARD SENTINEL, Tlgard. "Governor Hell hee meda ts excellent Impraaaion aa auccaasor so the late Enl Snail, conducting affaire wllh dignity and admirable deciaiveneia. Previously ha had aarved reguletlr la the houae and riaen nv abilftv to lha iMibiHll. 1 , OREOONIAN, Portland. YOU WANT Guy Barton m AS YOUR NEXT SHERIFF Because He Has NO COMMITMENTS NO OBLIGATIONS NO FAVORITES This political advertisement mlil hy illy Iturliiil ('oiumlllre. i. K. Smith, Xrrrrlary. The 6 round Swell IS FOR EH! 4,1 v '( '., ":.- .:, ; .... V,. V : ! '' : 1 . J ... ', A young, vigorous, capable leader who has proved himself ... i A man who has earned the confi dence of all groups by strong lead ership and forthrightness . . . A man who can unite the opposing interests of this nation ... 4?a a tn,ancj,ei America VOTE rxn UJ PRESIDENT Klamath County HUssen-for-Preslilenl Committee Ve MciNee, Jr., Secly. J
