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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1952)
! PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22. 10!52 Taft Praises Senator Byrd; Refutes 'Surrender' Stories RICHMOND, Va. I Ben. Ro bert A. T(t eaya he's confident that "millions of Southern Demo- -r.t." mill vota for DwlRlU u Elsenhower "because they, like Virginia's Sen. Byrd, are opposed to President Truman's policies of all powerful government uuuuu- UAdressln(t a cheering Hepubli ,.iw of 1.300 here last night, Taft expressed "the greatest re spect" lor Byrd, wno ies. we aecnnea to aiwuik wv. Stevenson. Th Ohln Remibllcan called the Virginia Democrat's speech "one Of the Clearest, iimi-a a.,o ments" of the presidential cam paign. In his talk last week, Byrd re fused tn endorsn Stevenson be cause he said he felt thn Demo cratic nominee Is too close to uie Truman administration and Us policies. He made no mention of Elsenhower or the Republicans. Taft pictured Stevenson as "dis appointed" because he tTaft) and Eisenhower "agree on so many issues." That, he said, is why the Democrats are saying the general has "surrendered" to him. "Nobody has surrendered to any. body," Taft declared. He added that Stevenson cannot point to anything that shows either Elsen hower or Taft "has departed from the principles we have always be lieved in." Most of Taft's 45-mlnute address was devoted to an Indictment of Reds Protest U.S. 'Ki BERLIN WV The Russians pro tested last night that American authorities are "Illegally and for cibly" holding many Soviet chil dren In West Germany against their will and that of their parents. The protest was made by Ivan f T. Semlcbastnov, acting neaa 01 ' V, B. High Commissioner Walter ! J. Donnelly. ! Russian Artist Death Reported MOSCOW W The death of Rus-M-jui artist OeorgU Ryaanskli was Cninounced today. jineTreai announcei.ients of bis "th said he was a professor at Moscow stat Art Institute, a Vber of the Presidium of the Academy of Arts and a of the Communist party. whlrh he said Doses the threat of "big government" to the nation's freedoms. He accused the Truman admin- l.lr.lln. nf "noftllfSS for COmlllU- nlsm" and said this led to the Ko rean War and the loss of China to the Reds. , niH fh main iSSUfl Of the r.mn.ion is "whether we shall follow so many countries of the world down the sociansv irau. o-iBii!im. nf rourse. Is a rela tive term, but the philosophy of Mr Truman and Mr. Stevenson can fa'rlv be called socialism, which believes that all progress must be made througn govern, ment." Taft said. By contrast, the Republicans "believe that orogress In this coun try has been due to the freedom of our Deoule to work out their own problems witn government merely providing uie iramewort upon which progress can oe own, ne added. The Ohio senator won perhaps his biggest bursts of applause from an audience that overflowed the 1.200-canacity John Marshall High School auditorium with digs at the Democrats on corruption, commu nism and Korea. The people want a eovernment of honesty and integrity in Wash ington, he said, "and they cant get it unless they elect the Repub licans." He noted that Mr. Tru man has said "he cleaned up cor ruption whererever he could find it." Taft added: "Well, he didn't look very hard." FADULOUS FlffJV The life story of FANNY BRICE Her life was a stirring saga of alums to stardom. But with the dizzying heights of Zief feld glory cams tragedy, re sembling the lyrics of her song, "My Man." For Fanny's deep est devotion was riven to a faithless swindler. 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