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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1949)
PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, NOV 22, 949 Allies See Shadow of Bismarck v'As Ancient Spirit of Stubborn German Nationalism Raises Head T THOMAS A. KEEDT MOtUM. Not. 31 (JF-I the old spirts of German nationalism on Uw ii h afalnf Western Allitd officials In Berlin stave boon piling up file of tvt nc that polnU that war. "The bugaboo of communism may oon have to take a back seat. Than competition around,' American political authority com mented today. Bkmarck Creed AD four occupation power Brit ain, France, Rurala and the U. S. appear to be errulttrt to the re birth of the old Bismarck creed of 'Oennany for the Germans." Recent example of this are: In London, member ot parliament Brlcadier Frank Medllcott aaid . "Hgn of the return of naxmn in Oennany are increasing." In Washington, Chief War Crimea Counsel Telford Taylor asserted the Oennani are trying to "soft pedal' the war crime trial behind a ris ing nationalism, la Parts, the French 'hare eon JstenUy resisted proposal to halt dismantling of German Industry which they call war potential. In Ottawa, Canada, Field Marshal Lard Wartll forecast that Oennany would eventually become s greater ' problem for the West than the So viet Union. He called the Germans the 'most dangerous people in Eu ' rope." . . Stebboninea The Russians, eflirting with ex nasi to win political strength, ran into old German stubbornness only this month. They gare civil rights back to former nasi, then ordered the communist puppet government they act op in the Eastern aone to Install communist ideas. Immedi ately the former nasi, banded to gether within the national demo cratic party, lashed out against turning private enterprise Into so called peoples-owned industries. On top of that, the socialist unity (communist) party acknowledged The existence of the nationalist" spirit within it own ranks and or dered widespread purge. They called It Tltoism." but most ob- calculate that the "ism- JHMERrCAS QUEEN Decked Hat at royal splendor is Peruvian fceaasty Ana Maria Alvarez (CalderoB Fernandi. The crown Sand the scepter go with her title, "Qween of the Americas," won at g4 beauty contest in Lima, Peru. was around long before Yugosla via's Marshal Tito broke with the Kremlin. ' Makeup How much of the growing Oer- man spirit ot independence Is tionalUt and how much is pure nasi Is a matter ot debate. How ever, almost any major nasi who has escaped trial tor war crimes up to now can face most Oerman courts without too much fear, unless he is personally linked with an in dividual war crime. The relaxed attitude toward ex- nazis is shown by the recent con vidian of Oertrud Schols Klink. head of Adolf Hitler's League for Oerman Women. A French aone German court found her a "major nasi" but said that the It months she had already spent in Jail awaiting the trial was enough punishment. Her opposite number, Baldur von Schirach, is serving 30 years In Spandau prison. The sentence was Imposed by the international war crimes court at Nuernberg In IMA for his activities as - head of the Hitler Jugrnd (Hitler Youth). V. 8. Flag Ripped Last week two German men In vaded a Jewuh synagogue near Bayreuth and ripped the American flag off the wall. Only last night a group calling Itself "friends of Otto Strasser" tried to hold a political rally in Duesseldorf on the Rhine. The Brit ish occupation authorities forbade the meeting. Strasser was one of the seven men with Hitler who founded the nasi party. He has been a refugee in Canada' since he broke with Hitler but has tried re peatedly to return to Germany. Strasser was .quoted recently as saying the occupation powers are preventing his return "knowing full well that In a few years time we would be the strongest party in Germany." Strasser and his brother, Gregor, who was liquidated by the S3, rep resented the extreme nationalist right wing in German political thinking. Strong lting Rightist parties have won the largest support in West Germany. The Bonn republic is dominated by Christian democrats, but they need and get voting help from rightist tree democrats and the nationalis tic German party" in order to out rank the socialists. The Bonn legislative halls have been ringing with more and more speeches on behalf of Germanism One delegate proposed recently to restore the Hitler-engineered "Ans chluss" with Austria (Hitler's blood' less coup which brought Austria in to the nasi camp in 1938). In Austria, too, a swing to nasi rightist thinking was recorded in its national elections a month ago. The people's party retained dominance over the socialists, but the neo nazi league ot independents ap peared out of nowhere to gain a surprisingly strong third. N'aaheim' Bloc One of the most persistent agita tions within Germany Is carried on by the so-called "Nauheim circle." headed by Professor Ulrich Noack. which tries constantly to hold meet ings of Germans from both the West and Soviet zones of occupa tion. The theme of the Noack fol lower 1 that everyone except Ger mans should get out of Germany and allow the country to become neutral ground In the east-west po- uunu aispuie. Noack last attempted meeting over the past week-end was banned by Oerman police as "subversive and threatening." Political advisers to the occupa tion authorities point out here that the "Oerman thinking" is being re vealed more and more a their chops fill up and their pay en velopes grow Into something Ilk a peacetime normal living wage, aft er 10 years of war and despair. West Germany leads all Europe recovery nations in increasing lu Industrial production and Austria I running second. Obedience to the 'conqueror" Is no longer commanded by a snap of an occupation soldier's finger as it was during the period im mediately after the war except in the Soviet aone where military rule is much more (trick HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments y Flo Ann Parking M - -- - HEADED FOR THE SCRAP P I L E The Win. terbule. one of Ihe Isst German sailing vessels, Is towed from Kiel, ca route to Hamburg where ah will be broken up Into scrap. Music Lovers and Publicity Hounds Jam Famed Old Met The senior class finance commit tee has decided that the senior will put on their traditional senior class play this year, although there was a senior review last year. Deter mining the play will be left up to the seniors when a special meet ing of the class is called next week, but the play will be a light comedy and Mrs. Roberta Blom- quist will direct the production. The play will be put on tn April and the proceeds will go to pay for the various functions of the senior class. Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Even nearer in the future are the Christmas production, "The Nut cracker Suite." and the student body play, "Life With Father," the latter to be put on in January. Dancers and musicians have been working several weeks on the Christmas program to be held this year December 21 and 3Z. Members of the junior class fi nance committee have made the final selections of class Jewelry and the samples have been displayed In the trophy case in the main hall. The decision was Just made yester day on a "Skyrocket" design. Jun iors may order soon from a choice of rings necklaces pins or identi fication bracelets. Pep Peppers are making plans for several parties during the Christmas holiday season. In the meeting today the members ot the club voted to contribute a sum of money to a fund of the Klamath Falls Women's Library club which pays for tonsillectomies of needy persons. Members of Paul Deller's Junior history classes have recently beer. reading copies of old newspapers dated around the turn of the cen tury. Papers Include copies of the San Pranclsco Examiner szd tie New York Times. ThanmmOm f emu, a. mL i n- amud nMr tocauj. body lacks Ires, fat aew nin. vitality, tn Oim Tafd. T.htM. r'AnluM ww. mar wn tor pep; aiso tuppii .ii.mi- vw mt BUS At AiMt stores everywhere in Klamath Falla. at Walgrmn'a and Par-Laaa Dru. va FOR RENT Sewing Machines Lata Blaaas Sewing Machine Service A J csaasers S1 Shasta War rkanx m By ARTHVR EVERETT NEW YORK. Nov. IJ - Every body got into the act last night as the Metropolitan opera opened lu 06th season. O n-stage the Richard Strauss women-dominated opera "Der Ros enkavalier" went off smoothly with ise 8tevens. Eleanor Steber and others singing out their anas to six solidly packed tiers of opera goers. Between ecu the great and would-be great of society put on their own show for the television, camera. Those who weren't starred In ei ther performance lined the corridors and pointed oohed and ashed at celebrities on and oft the Mage. Presto! One minute the opera house at 39th street and Broadway was a gloomy deserted cavern. Its only light came from a single feeble bulb above the orchestra pit In the next it became a glittering brilliant arena with bejeweled pa trons strung In a horseshoe pattern around the colorfully laid-out stage. But the bar was never dim. And never quiet. A table captain veteran of IS con- .lecutlve opening nights lamented: inis is me worst I have ever seen. They all want to walk around In front of the television cameras. How can we keep the aisles clear?" He couldn't. He finally gave up. (lawk Parade In an endless between-acls fash ion show society paraded In one door along the bar and out past the cameras. A frw paused for a drink. A handful had tables re served. The opening was televised a year ago too. But this year ABC pre sented It over an expanded network for a record audience. High-Jinks such as have enlivened openings in other years were few. Mrs. Betty Henderson who once gained fame by hoisting her lee onto a table, was on hand. If she entered the bar, she did It discreetly. Attractions Husky, handsome Met Tenor Lau- rltx Melcholr, and lovely, blonde so prano Dorothy Kirsten were the chief target of photographers and gaping celebrity hunters. Both were on a busman's holiday. They sing later in the 18-weeks season. 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He wagged a (Ingrr and sounded a warning "ash" at the crowd. When that didn't work, he threatened to call lh police. 'This performance can't be nor. mal." he complained. "Other peo ple paid to get In here. This isn't fair to them." He eventually restored quirt. Critics found "Der Roaenkava tier" satisfying. If not epic. Miss Steber. singing the role of the Mar. srhallin for the first time at the Met. gave what was described as a "subdued and maybe even dls couraged" characterisation. The audience kept Its hands on IU lap for Ihe first act. In the sec. ond, Emanuel List as Ochs finally won me evening a iirst bravo. Faithful Nearly 300 persons, some of whom waited In Hue since Saturday, naid 13 each for standing room. As al ways, they were lauded for their laitn. even aa thev snrawled hausted on the carpeting between ecu to save their standing spare. '-rney are the real onera fans. and how," acknowledged a doorman. The star of every onenlns- nliht for years, Mrs. Cornelius Vender. bill, made It this lime In a wheelchair. Hrr guest was to have been Marv Garden. Met star of 30 years ago. But Miss Garden, here on a lecture tour, boycotted the opening. 8he said she was dismayed bv the "shocking" goings-on ot other years. "When I go to the opera house." announced the 73-year-old one-time queen of grand opera, "I go to hrar music and not to wltneaa a vaudt- Mi could have heard muslo last vlll show." I night. CINIAI NOSH w w .1 Friendly Helpfulness T r.vrrv Creed and erae Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons Kl High rtwa UI If you love good times, now is the time to really enjoy , tbis"Double-Richn Kentucky whiskey! Join the millions who say "Make mine Cream!' V4'A U-U, saw af Wanaar POUBIE-Rich w l or, KENTUCKY WHISKLY-A BLEND ti 'reel. OH Qrelw Nevlrol tMh. C i4, 5xreJeyCQl? fcs N. 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