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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1949)
PACE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. DEC. i, 149 G0?s Urge Vandenberg To Set Up Attack On Demos' Foreign Policy WASHINQTON, Dec. I MVCtni tor Vandenberg (R-Mich) U being urged by some republl ne to clear the way for OOP attacks on the administration's attitude toward China, Spain and possibly Israel. Recuperating In Michigan from a major operation, Vandenberg hai Informed fiiendi here he plan to return to Washington lor the open ing of the new teuton of congress January 1. Most of his party colleague! want the Michigan aenator to clarify ear ly in the teuton the republican course on the bipartisan foreign polky. COP Ignered Some of those interested say frankly they hope that while Van denberg will call for continued re publican cooperation with the demo crata on major foreign Issues, he will point out as he has In the past that the OOP has not been consulted In advance except on de cisions In a narrow field. Senator Brewster of Maine, chair man of the OOP senatorial cam , palgn committee. Is said to believe v the republicans can make Issues in the 1960 campaign of the adminii' tratlon'a handling of the China, 11 Veniremen Supplement Jury Panel The names of 11 new circuit court veniremen have been called to sup plement the regular Jury panel for the December torn of court. Th 11 will replace veniremen ex rased from the regular panel and have been ordered to report for snrice at 10 am. December 12. New Jurymen axe Carl P. Baker. Rollln A. Can trail. E. M. Bell. Gerald L. Hodges, Nora Manning, Dan J. Cashman, Jerry Rajnus. Martin Biehn. L. C. Wlshard. C. L. Holiday and Howard PernclL Kejsar Jury Selected A Jury was selected today for a municipal court trial of James Kejsar, 47, arrested November 30 on two charges of drunk and dis orderly conduct , Kejsar pleaded not guilty and Is free on $200 bail, and his trial will be held at the city hall Friday. De cember It. at 7:30. He is represented by Attorneys U. S. Balentlne and Mark Simons. The six-man Jury will be com posed of Corner Jones. Burge W. Mason Jr., T. W. Bechtel, John T. Runyan, William Auxier and Phil B. Mottchenbacher. Spain and possibly the Israel prob lem with Its continuing turmoil and dissension. Knewland Prieaea Senator Knowland iR-Cillll, primed by a trip to the Orient, ap parently Is coming bark to Washing ton intent cn raising rain with the administration over what he says are the policies by which China was defaulted to the communists. Senator Wherry (R-Neb) and oth ers are ready to sail into the demo crats for falling to establish full diplomatic relations with Spain. Brewster may tee off on the Is rael problem. The defeat of Senator Dulles (R-NY) by democratic former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman In New York's special senatorial contest figures in the situation. In that defeat Van denberg lost his best helper In keep ing the OOP fairly well lined up behind the bipartisan foreign policy in the last session, Dulles lieklag The licking Dulles took Is likely to strengthen opposition to the poli cy. This Is despite the fact that Lehman told reporter on a brief visit to the capitol there never were any differences between him and Dulles on foreign policy in the cam' palgn. "I shall do everything I can to strengthen the bipartisan foreign policy," Lehman said. Nevertheless, Dulles had said dur ing the campaign that his defeat would be a blow to bipartisanship within his party. And some of his former colleagues, who never liked the program, seem willing to take him at his word. Some of the republicans already have served notice that they will demand deeper cuts In Marshall Plan aid than the administration is likely to ask. Attack Readied Senator Taf t of Ohio, chairman of the party's policy committee, has called for an end to the program to rearm Western European nations. Senators Malone R-Nev). Jenner R-Ind and others will be ready for all-out attacks on most of the administration's foreign proposals. Colleagues said all this Indicates that Vsndenberg, physically not as fit as he wss a year ago. may face an even greater problem than he did then In keeping the bi partisan foreign policy alive. K WW K r- Hunt for $5 Ends In a Tie SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. UP Carmen Garcia, 23, might still be digging if the cops hadn't showed up. Officers spotted him in a rail road yard anxiously scratching dirt from under ties. Garcia explained that a switch engine fireman had left him a si loan under one of the ties, but neglected to say which one. He was Jailed on a vagrancy charge. To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Ads 9th and Pint Phon 3188 PRICE COTTONS RAYONS WOOLENS Va to 5 Yard Pieces OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. 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