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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1952)
KIIIIMY, OCT. 10, llir.2 tlKflAI.D AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORF.r.ON PAi",R THRr OBei LLLX wat - s rare lh f sa.,v?.i.:j. j TO THE RAFTERS Thit chooring, whittling crowd of 23,000 persons pack San Francisco's Cow Palace to hoar Dwight Eiionhower'i major foreign policy speech. San Franciscans gava Eiianhowar a largo ovation that ovon had viiiting nawiman touring with Iks, pop-eyed. LdeaaMafetouJaail t2 1 1' Reds Protest American Plane Want Crew Members Punished Conflict Nears Over Europe Aid Plans "2. Surpluies of non-dollar food can be grown In Western Europe, and new source of raw materials can be developed both for rapidly urowlng U. 8. needs and gradually rlalng European needs." Ily HAM DAWHOV ( Thle would aave the United NEW YOKK m The world .Hlatca money ln one direction menu on expeiialve one for llio American tun payer la tackled to day from two aides. And eltlwr one could hurt yuu even inoro Uian now, come liix-payMiK time. 1. United Nation's Secretary General Trygve l.le calla for moic flnunclnl aid to the have-nol na tlona (one billion dollars a year more), Moi.t of It would come from the United tttatcn. Lie ny that ulil-liml-ly auch Inventment would open up new markcti, 2. A cold analyala of the trade and currency aiuleuiiilo In the world by economlata cloncly allied to American biiKUieaa holds out lit tle hope that Americana can throw olf lliuir prcnent burden. In a lcnuthy thlnk-plece In the muKuJilc UuMneM Week, Uici.c econoinlhta see two schools of Ihouuht arinlnir In this country, and a sharp conflict between them shaping up. The first school calls for mill lary aid only to Kurope, which would then be told to live within Us means, kci no more handouts Iruin the United Slates, and put Its own financial huure In order. and probably coat It money ln ano ther, because European trade with American Industry and farms would be further cut, as the easiest way to save dollars. The second school calls for In creasing the volume of world trade by taking a directing hand In the management of the International economy of the western world. If succfcuiful, this would halt the present down-trend In American exports, would mean better mar kets lor American farm products and manufactured goods. It would also mean still more Involvement In world affairs per haps the setting up of a fund by the United Stales to stabilize the shaky currencies of other nations, and doubtless large Investments of American capital in foreign re sources and industries. The American taxpayer's slake In the world mess so far Is this: Since the end of World War II the rest of the world has got from us In goods and services about 45 billion dollars more than It has given us In goods and services. Some of this was paid for In gold and dollars that other coun tries had ln reserve. ' Hut from 35 to 40 billion dollars of this outpouring of American I goods and services was paid for ! in loans or gifts from a series of U. S. foreign aid programs, ; This In widely believed to have slaved off Communism in Europe, j but the confusion and stalemate In world trade and finance Isn't much better than it was, In the view of many critics of the aids pro gram. ; The let . Europe live within-Its-means group is stoutly backed at present. ! But the economic staff of Bust ness Week sees the economic j unity - through - management : group growing. This group hold Ihn, thn ivnrM'a Hallux nfnhl,m 1 will be chronic until: ill "I. Western European Industry I has become efficient enough to compete on fairly even terms with the United States In world markets; IF YOUR STOVE BLOWS UP will you clean up the moss or will wt do It for you? SEE US FOR WINTER PROTECTION! INSURANCE Chet HAMAKER Norm WILSON Especially Serving The Mills and South Suburban Areas ! I Phone 2-3377 WARREN it- r ai WALDORF New Position For Waldorf Warren It. Waldorf of Klamath falln. has been named field reprn arntallv fur Koiillalile Having It 1411 asoorlRlinii with liratiquar ir at I'orllaiid. President Kiilnlt It Cake announced today. Ilia new pnniiion will lake turn Into Equi table territories In oolb, Oregon and Vahliiutnn. Waldorf has been an Equitable Investment repreientatle sllire April IWI( In Klamath County, lie was formerly resident manager fur rittnburgh Dale (liana In Oul land. Calif., from M3 and prior l.i that was will) the Oirgon Molnr Vehicle Divtoion, ntarlimt In 1141. He Is a graduate of Kugeuit i.rhOil and Hie University ol Uregun and a veteran of lo eari with Army Air Kune. lllCHI, IN Ifi Soviet officials have demanded that "severe pun ishment" be meted out tn the rrew of an unarmed U. S. Air 1'ou-e plane menaced by machine gun lire from llunala Jet flghlera while ll was flying a hospital mis sion. American auiliui itica already havo protested the shouting. The Jlerlin-bound plane, carry ing a crew of five and a woman nurse to evacuate Armv aliinu. r", was bu.wd Wednesday by two noviei auu-ini. u escapea mio a cloud alter a warning burst 01 bullets alied past Its nose. Ma), den. Lemuel Mathewsnn, American roimuamtnnt In iterlin, xriii a quick proiesl to MsJ. Gen. V. I. Trusnov, Soviet deputy chief of stall, demrlliini the firing as "hostile, iiiililriully, unwarranted and uncivilized." Hut Moscow also dispatched a protest the same day to American military headquarters in Germany, tne Army disclosed todav Kusslan claimed the IJC3 transport Hew for 55 mlnulea outside the SUmlle-wlde air corridor from the U, 8. occupation (one to Berlin. On Us flight, he added, the U. 8. plane exceeded the corridor boun daries by distances up to IB 6 miles. The American plane did not I heed the demand of Soviet planes J to make a lauding, and attempted to hide itself in clouds," Tiussov said. He demanded "the severe pun ishment of the guilty" American tllera and mcafiurca to avoid vio lating Hying orders over the terri tory ol the German Democratic I Kcpubllc by American planes." Mathewson's proiesl aa yet not I answerea nirertiy acknowiediied mat "adversely and unexpectedly high winds" might have carried Hie plane outside the coindor at one point, but added that "any such iKisslble error In navigation coma only nave been made un wittingly and without Intent," A responsible American source said today: "Our point la that you lhe'a,nl "10" peacciui aircraft. rvrn 11 11 naa mauc a navigational error. Martha Raye Seriously II! MIAMI REACH, fie !-Mar-1 Ilia Haye, the large. mouthed rome. dienne, was in anions condition In a hospital today aullctlng Willi an 1 Intestinal disorder She became 111 yesterday in King atnn. Jamaiea. just 34 hoiiia slier , she began a vacation, on that Brit ish Island. 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