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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1952)
llKR.M.O AND NKWS. KLAMATH KA1.1.S. OHKCON TIIUIISDAY. AlKIUST 7, Ill.VJ 9th and Pin 9trrTwrriW.n ';m'!"m m "' 11 PAGE KIGHT . , . . -j.'.'vv.,' A I :. j fe-,.;',. 1 j W A if rl ii Sam tm rasr - :--'-'&', I! GETS ELECTION RETURNS Stuart Symington (left) eppears to be having trouble hearing over the noiie in his St. Louis, Mo., campaign headquarters as he gets returns, which showed him the victor in his race for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator in the Missouri primary. Wearing a happy smilo in foreground is Mrs. Symington. At right is James Meredith, Symington's campaign manager. Symington defeated State Attorney General J. E. (Buck) Taylor, who was backed by President Truman. Pacific Powers Launch First Peacetime Pacts By LEIF ERICKSON HONOLULU W) Foreign min iMv.a ui uie b.to.. Aus.ratia and Mew Zealand launched Thursday Uie first formal peacetime system of military cooperation among the three nations. However, tney adopted a "go ; mow policy on bringing other non. Communist Pacific nations into the security organize tion. That would be premature, said communique issued after they adjourned their three-day confer, ence Wednesday night. But they promised that other j countries would be consulted close- ly through regular diplomatic ' channels. ) The foreign minister of one in- Meat Casualty As Fires Hit Five fire alarms were sounded in greater Klamath Falls yester day and when all the smoke cleared j away there remained for the dam-1 PKC ua. uuiy uuc (.leiuuMru put roast. Two of the alarms were for small Crass fires and two others were false alarms turned in by Jittery people who said they smellcd smoke. First of the five alarms came at 1:11 p.m. Tnat was a grass fire at Bismark and Front Streets. While city firemen were dousing that one. an alarm came from the Anita Shop. 7th and Main Streets, at 1:23 p.m. That was one of the smoke-smelling alarms and no fire was found. At 2:50 p.m.. suburban firemen raced to the home of the N. W. Mayfields at 2521 Wiard Street. There was no one home and a verv much over-roasted roast was belch ing smoke from the oven. C'ty firemen rolled "t'n at 6 38 p.m. to quell a small grass fire at Oregon Avenue and Upham Street. The final alarm came at 11:28 last night. It was another "smoke-smeller" from 6th and Main Streets and again no fire was found. lerestcd nation not present, Joaquin Eiizalde of the Philip pines, said in Manila his country and Japan may join the ANZUS pov-ers soon in a five-DOwer con ference to coordinate Pacific de-n-u. e tgiiist communism. He did not say who would take the initiative. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson told reporters the ANZUS meetings had been "very intimate. very informal," and "we are all very huppy." Richard G. Casey, Australian minister for external affairs, said the sessions were without argu ment or maneuvering for position. T. Clifton Webb, New Zealand's foreign minister, declared: "We are very appreciative to the United States and we have been taken completely into their confi dence and thinking." Key step taken to implement last year's three-power treaty signed in San Francisco was the creation of a joint military staff to meet per ootcil'y at Pepr! Harbor. Mel bourne' and Wellington, N.Z. luc coiiunun.aue said ttic first meeting would be held shortly at Honolulu "to work out details of the military machinery, the gen eral nature of which was agreed to." Adm. Arthur W. Radiord. U.S. Pacific Fleet commander, was des ignated American representative to the military stall. Australia and New Zealand will name theirs later. Joint Meet Set By Eugene, KF Klamath Falls and Eugene Ex change Clubs are to have a joint picnic Sunday at Crescent Lake. 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