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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1952)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1952 I in mm ii m,gBmw HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON pa'gr fivr Cgrsiphal Report Approves Controls Al'tlltrtlTON' Ont-'A' ht'llut i c luit-r- on HI Monday ifv miiuul.i imu Drill "major yum in Miipiiiiiu iieoiic nine ..cs" nlirr tin uuiurtmk ol war In 1.1)1 on. Tim Joint Ciiiivi'nanloiiel Commit leu mi IJrli'imn rroijucllun, III l'cill nurviyliu; price ti curia ol Urn hiihl two mid uiirr-lmlr yer, i trotted Hiivrniiiivnt eollun with inn lor rolo In JiiiIUiik "rampant" lllllullllll. II ulli'd evidence, however, to Ahnw Inllulliiii mill wan i noiiouii luniilriii tu llio nation's ciinsumera. Tlio ii'limi was tppioved lust vim k Ht u nivihliin ol the Joint com. inllti't', lii-iKltil uy Belinlur May u.mk ID.-H. CM.' 'I Pi- ri-piirt wiin coiiiplrlcd Out. :'.'J, before Ilia mil ioiimI election, lint ii I'Oiniiiltti'i) ntiilt member Hiild lt reb-itfte wna lirldll) because Koine s.ilc! they ruiilil mil study It ed i(iu,lrly durliiv the campaign. I'rlce curbs mi among tint con trol,. rKilrliir next April 30, One (.1 tli" Una tiiska ol the Incoming lln PiiIiIIciiiih ikIiiiIiiIhIi nl Ion will be la ileciiti, whether 10 keep or junk llli'T Cotlliolb. Iliit leimii tulil the 111 ion Imu yet to lir the lull Impact ol the iHiHl-Korriin military buildup. Iti'lnro Korea, II Mid, about B (! cent ol tlio tolul national prod not wua uoIiik Imo defense. It now Is inoio (Imu l!t per cm and la er pi t iro to rend nrarly 20 pgr cml " I Ills In llsflj could create addl liouul pressure," Ui report aald, "but Ik not expected to become tun hel'lous." ' Tli commlltra aulri American toiiniiineia now are paying, "bil lions nl aridltionnl dollara annua). IV became ol the delay In Inv pusitig prlcn control alter I he Ko rean war ben n June. 10(0. The rutba went Inlo effect on Jail. 36, Jti.'it. seven monina later The report pointed out that spot market, wholesale and eonauinera pike indues now are about 10 per cent above Hie level ol June, lU.'.O ,.,. lnllallon la continuing to lake loll ol modernla Income liiinlllr tin'1 report an Id. In tile pant year, It Hi Hi, die loop, lent and miscellaneous Ileum In tin price Index nave advanced almost o per cenl. or in urn more Ihj'ii Ilia Indea aa, whole In the H-monlli period. Xi these Ihree Itema comprise abvui Iwo-lhlrda ol all purchases bVi inoderale income couaumera. tii report aald, Ike Confers YithIM NEW VOIIK i I'realdent fled pwlitht D. Elsenhower visited Hie United Natlona Monday and conferred privately with U. N. Of liciala presumably about propoaala to end the Korean lighting. He went to the private office of TrvifVe Lie. U. N. aecrelary (en eral, and stayed about SO minutes, Lestee Pearson, ol Canada, prea- Idem o the general assembly, alao nrcsent. Leaving the UN building alter an hiur'i yisH. Elsenhower iliunked Lie and rearaon, and ein: "It waa Inspiring to be here, Una la a work devoted to a good raue. We are all working lor the lintloin and the aecurlty of the future." In the Security Council chambera, KUenhower stepped up to t micro phone and made a brief aiaiemwt. lie Mild: "Thin building and the people in it ent ineir work are me aymooi of the free world'a hone lor peace, Kverv true cltuen of the, tree world follows what you hare done here with interest." The President-elect's appearance hrouitht hundreda of people into the rorrldora. and Klaenhower wat applauded aa he walked through tlie vannua room. John Foster .Dullea. designated by Eisenhower aa the next aecre lary o( atale: Byron Price, assist, ant ol lie. and S. 1-al. ol the In rilan deleiatlnn. accompanied the general on hta tour of the build ing. In the main assembly hall, risen hnwer shook hands with Dr. Ralph liiinehe director or the United Pa tlona Trusieeshtp Foundation, lie asked Buiiche: Who are you working for. the United Statea or the V. N." "I'm wllb Ui U- N." Bunch replied, , '- , How In hell can thr United Btate fford not to have you work, unr for us?" Elsenhower asked anilllnff. Hunehe'a reply waa lost In (he commotion ol photographer and spectator surrounding the gen eral. No announcement waa made as to the atlblect of dlacuaalon In Lit ! private office. However, the debate on the form. ula offered by India tor bringing an armistice In Korea la acned uled to open thin afternoon. Klsenhnwer has told Sen, Alex ander Wiley iR.-wis.). of the American U. N. delegation, that he supiiorts the United Stales posi tion opimstng any forcible repatria lion of Korean prlsonera. 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