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PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, FKBRUAnY (I, lima FOR THE RECORD and Believe-It-Or-Not archives, this balmy scene is Upper Klamath Lake in February. Accentu ating the positive pleasure of the picture is Mary Lou Lawrence, 390 Hillside Ave. Have you noticed that she's holding a fishing rod? Acheson Tells About Ransom WASHINGTON UB The Senate Armed Services Committee Tues day got a hush-hush report from Secretary of State Acheson on why the United States decided to pav Hungary 1120,000 for the release of four American fliers. .. The committee heard Acheson j -behind closed doors. Sen. Lyndon Johnson. D-Tex., the acting chair man, said afterwards the members would "no doubt give consideration r to the Information provided." Johnson added that the commit tee had decided not to make public any of that information at this time. "We got from Acheson his story . of what happened and a somewhat detailed report of each move bv the State Department leading to me release 01 tnese men, ' John son told reporters. Another member who asked not to be named described the situa tion as "delicate" and said pub licity could have a harmful ef fect. In reply to questions, he said there had been some discussion of what might happen if a similar case were to develop in the lu lure. In advance of Tuesday's meet Ing of the committee. Sen. Morse R-Ore., a member, said he wanted to ask Acheson about the reasons for the decision to pay and what alternatives were considered. WASHINGTON ( The Defense Department Wednesday Identified 40 more battle casualties in Korea in a new list (No. 495 that report- ra it xuiea, m wounaea, one miss ing and one injured. It also listed wo dead who were nreviouslv car ura as missing. The West's Oldest and Largest Retailers of. Auto Supplies .. M ofr P Cohohu do products ore readiest qeotity. 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He also testified that- original goals for production of aircraft, tanks and other military "hard goods' had been cut back sharply. The secretary said that in pre paring "against the dangers ot a hot war, we must not be trapped by our own efforts into losing the cold one.' "We have tried to eliminate the fat as far as possible," he said. "I am fearful that we have cut Into the muscle in some places." O'Mahoney said the gamble that Russia does not plan an immediate war was evident in LoveU's testi money about production of aircraft for the Air Force and Navy. The senator said the present schedule calls for deliveries through 1954 and into 1955. Eden Blasts U S: Foes In Uproarious Session CHLOROPHYLL EKE I ITS 'BOY8 TOWN, Neb. 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