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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1949)
WEDNDAV, DEC 21. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FAGS KINS Serf ToH Rate enced ang For Slaying ANCKORAE. Alaska, Dec. 31 Utt A aa-yf-old lr loroe enlisted nun wee fiteiwed yesterday to Ii.iik for tr rap elavlng of Mr. Laura A. etrealler. Barring ip m, t will the tint uch ecu Hon In UnThlrd AUh Judicial district. redrral Jlv Oeorge Folia pass .h n, unnct yesterday on liar- v L. Cegnan. who tntmed tht eervlce frl Meivden.N.D- re form achd lilch he had called home" ere the age ' . Tin hln l b h'w "I Cfiit to th federal ll" nut March mnA I a. m. folia drild a delense request for new irl. Tha court appointed alurnryi'K'eij w,r -- ---prat to- Ninth circuit court of appeals 1 Ban rranclaro. Margaret Gets Good Ovation 4 'rw ronX. Dec. 31 (" A pack. 11 CariegK hall audience lava Mergers! Tuman an enthusiastic ovation la nliht. and tha music erltlca (hnht aha waa wonderful. Hut lh didn't think her volet waa quite Pleasing aa ana waa, Tha nrMdrnf daughter, mak- tnf htr w York debut In pro. ram caMed ovar Uia network of h- Amaran Broadcasting corona tiv war accompanied by Prank mark'! rchratra. A anpno, MUa Truman aani vral Jhrlstmas aonia, Including "Bllenl light-' and "O Little Town of Bellchem." Alo on tha pro aram: 'America" and a Puccini ana. "c Nlo Babblno Care.' Beveril top Metropolitan Optra Ilgurea wria In tha audience, along with namt-oua government dlinl tarlea and UnUtd Nallone official. Including Mrs, rranwin o. Roose velt. I Presldctt ejd Mra. Truman were not here (ortfit half-hour concert. j Pralaa Tht critic) praiaed MUa Truman for her poY and personality. But enme dldn'wilnk much of her ting ing voire. I Bald Vlrfl Thomaon of the New York Heral Tribune: "MUa 7uman hereelf present eurely a fetter peraonal than mu alcel dutlcUon." Commttlnc on her good looki, ha aald t artuu "have Mlaa Tru man a pratral advantages, and al miM noe other ha her dignity." RoberRoleman, of the New York Dally Irror. aald Mlaa Truman "ha pea) and an Ingratiating man ner." ! Mrlrholr Melrpolltan Opera Tenor Laurlts Melrhcr. on hand for tha concert, aald Mm Truman "ha tht goods," Wmt "fi can't expect her to be aaeioaiigni ou. ' TS AFFAIR, TAXF.S ACM. Dec. 31 m Tht Ore gon apartment of veteran affair paid UK .171 In taxea on farm and homnpropertlra this year, tha de partrrnt said today. Q 4J jo THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PLAY presented by students of Fairview school was given December 8 and 9. Participating in the prod uction were, right to left, Don Williams, Irwin Mulling, Jessie Fleming, Carl McClcary, Larry Yarnell, Robert Fleming and Michael Sav age. "Mary," leaning over the manger, is Jackie Lou Ackerman. The three-act play was under the direction of Mrs. Florence Oilman and Mrs. At Brandt. to be faced I this: where will communism push next? The Western European countries, backed by the United States, stand a bulwark, at least lor the time being, agalnat any communut desire to movt west to tht Atlantic ocean. And In China tht communist gov ernment of Mao Tie-tung would seem to have It hand full for a while In straightening out affair In China which It ha just taken over. But the southern fringe of Asia. not now communist, may look Ilka a reasonably soft touch to Btalln and Mao Tze-tung for the next move. Along the southern edge of Asia are four countries with a total popu lation of around 441 million people: India. 400 million: Prench Indo china. 37 million: Thailand, 17 mil lion: Burma. 17 million. Soft Hpota With pressure from Communist China, and from communut within thoat countries, the last thi Indo-Chlna. Thailand. Burma might seem good a pots for a push, i At least Btalln and Mao Tze-tung ; will probably consider the problem while standing around the birthday cake. j India, with Its vast population, j may seem too big a nut to crack i anv time soon. But the point la: j Since communUU look ahead 60 I year or 100 yeara or any number of years, tht two well-dressed men i in Moscow art probably having ; some very Interesting talk which i will affect all of us. ! Amtricans Work Harder, She Says SEATTLE, Dec. 31 OP) Ameri can work harder than New Zea landers, and don't have ao much fun. That the observation of Mr. Sidney L. Moaes, Wellington cor respondent for Tha Weekly New In Auckland, N, Z, after a seven month tour of tha United Bute. The auburn haired newspaper woman declared. "Everybody here work harder than they do at home. They don't have ao much fun. Tha facilities for fun are here but you don't use them, partly because you all work to hard arid partly because tht entertain ment la to expensive." W eater ta those that demand the vary beat hi Insstranee. Han Norland Agency. Kl Pine St. Notion Toddy What Are Stalin and Mao Planning in Moscow Today? alavla, Czechoslovakia, Soviet Rus sia, Northern Korea, Eastern Ger many and Poland. So, as the second half of the cen tury opens, tht first big question FOR RENT tv week r aiaaas Sewing Machines Lata Sewing Machine Service Famous NUKNIT CASHMERE SWEATERS The College Mat's Favorite. 20" DON'S 1125 Main MEN'S WEAR Phone SS2 Now available again... our own original OLD CHARTER 19- Distilled by Old Charter 17 Bottled by Old Charter 19- Shipped straight to Oregon from Old Charter's Louisville Distillery The Whitkey that) didn't watch the clock! a. YEARS OLD ) AM) CHARTER Kentucky $ fine Stri$ht Bourbom STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 8 HOOf . lEMHEIM DISTILLINS COMPANY, INC., LOUISVILLE, KY. Tilt AIT CENTER, 1H7 Main I .at lift (hopping every night thla week untl t:0t. Bv JAMEft MABIXJW WAHIIINOTON. Dec. 31 cv-Two Important, well-dressed men art now chatting In Moscow. One of them, Joseph Btalln, the world's No, 1 communist, 1 having a birthday, hi 70th. And the other. Chinese Mao Txe tung. the world No. 3 communist, traveled, he aald, clear acrosa Asia by train to help celebrate the birth day. But It Is reasonabl to think that while they're sipping tea they're discussing something more Impor tant than blowing out candlea on cake. It teems more than a coincidence that the Chinese began hla Journey Just about tht time his communist follower had pretty nearly mopped up China. Big Plans? In fact, while tha non-eommunlat world la reflecting on the event of the first half of tht 30th cen- tury, now coming to a close, the two men In Moscow may be lay ing plana that will shape tha sec ond half of tha century. Por, If any ont thing Hand nut j In tht past M yeara. It's this: The Western capitalist world ha lost ground tremendously to commu nism and may lost a lot more In the nest 50 years. Indeed, a tht second half of the I century draws near, the most Im portant question the world face are these: How much more of the world will communism gobble up? Where wilt It (top? Can It be stopped? Will tht communist stales pull together or break up and quarrel among themselves? Will there be a war between the communis and non communist worlds? Will capitalism win? Or, If communism should be crushed, will capitalism remain or will It slowly change Into socialism or something else? Itnpreselve If you Just look at the number of people brought under commu nism, then the last five years are more Impressive than the previous ; 49, as this will show: When this century began there ! wasn't ont communist government on the face of the earth. Commu- I nlsm then waa only a theory. 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