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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1952)
TUESDAY. DKCEMBKR 0, 11)52 IIEIMLI) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE N.B Moderation Sought in Tunis; U.H. Awaits French Reaction "Let ua here In this General As sembly declare that Iho roiponM billty and opportunity am theirs." Jessup's speech followed the In troduction ol a moderating resolu tion put bclore tht committee by Brazil, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, Peru. Nicaragua, Uruguay and Venezuela. This appealed for both the parties to sellie their disputes in accord ance with the spirit of the If. N, Charter and alressed the hope that the French and Tunisians negotiate with a view to bring ing about self-government for Tu nisians under the U. N. Charter. Previous French-Tunisian talk broke down earlier this year. I .Tf"V-,'ff ft to HELICOPTER. A Navy halicopttr, blaring John Foittr Dullei, tertiary of ilatt dtiigntlt and Gtorgt Humphrey, trtaiury itcrtlary deiignale, ii about to land on tht deck of tht crulicr Htlena off Waltt liland. Outlet and Humphrey and other Eiltnhowtr adviiori, art conftrring with tht Pretident-eloct aboard the warihip, Thit pleturt wai radiophotoed from tht Helena to tht Navy In San Franciico. Red Purge Hits East Germany HEnt.IN W Olio Orolcwohl, Coliiiinilil.it prime inlnlMrr of ISast Ocrmanv, announced Turiday the tlrlnu of top cabinet iiKiubcr. He apurnrcd lo cmillrm rumors it a broad puriifl ol Hie iimiy slml . lor to Hie C'locli houseclcsnlng. Clrotewohl also admitted that ' V.nsi llcrnianv l having serious , economic troubles and prophesied ' drastic measures, to cure the m. He announced the removal of j South African Whites Held JOHANNKBbUUO, boulh Airica : W. While Uoutlt Africans, Includ Init tlio eon ol a lormcr governor Ki ilrral. lor Uie first time have ! jiniird in Hie imllvc-lrd campaign ' n( iicfiaiico eaainsl Frmie Minister 1 Daniel K. Malan'a while upremacy and racial segregation laws. Seven Whites were arrested yeslemay lor entering a nearby cKro aetllemctit without permit ana holding a meeting. Police also jailed IS Indians tncludinii a Mn ul Hie late Mohandas K. Oandhl - and M Negroes who Joined in the meeting. The group of protesting White a led by Patrlc Duncan. on of a Inrmer governor general, who walked on crutches Into the aellle mem. Duncan broke his leg In lecitnl meeting. lie was accompanied by Manila) Oandhl, M-cond on ol lamed Indian leader and a resident of Durban. All were to appear In court to day They face maximum peiulllea ol 100 pound S0 Intra or yutti year in jail. . Lighthouse Men Marooned CRESCENT CITY Calif. I Nine Coaat Guard Ifchlliouae men pent their loth day of storm Imnoaed Isolation on a bleak, wave haltered reel oil Uie Celltornla Oregon coast today an a new blow Imwied down from the North Pa cific. The nine three llghtacepera, a relief crew of three and three re pairmenwere atranded Nov. SO en UO-loot-high St, Utories Reef Imht. Raging aeaa and high winds pre vent them from lowering their boats. Coaat Ouard attempts to reach the reef, seven miles off the rorkv coast northwest ol here, have tailed. Helmed wlnda oiler tome hoot to the stranded men. The new storm, due to hit the coast lata today, it not expected to do an severe aa me weearno Mast, in which 14 persons tost their lives In California and Oregon. Home Mishap Fatalities Up PORTLAND 11 There were 22 per cent more fetal home accident In Oregon during the Ilrst 10 months of this year than 'or the aame period laat year. That was Uie report Monday of Dr. Harold M. Erlckson, state health officer. All other type of fatal accidents showed a decrease hut the total number ol deaths for the period 1.021 was a per cent higher than last year, he aald. Ways of reducing the number of tstal accidents are to be discussed Thursday at the first annus) Ore gon Safety Conference at Oregon Hlate College, Erlckson reported. GIVE HIM.. OFFICE CHAIR Cfjris-tmas.? ITi a grand Idea .... and here it Just the chair lo gtitldrn dads heart snd nuke his work eittirrt Come in snd tre thii new liikei N. XI3SKU VOIGHT'S Pioneer Office Supply Co. 429 Main Phone 7412 Karl llumann, minister lor trade nod supply In the Hoviel-conlrollcd Cast .one Kovenimeni, From Wei.u cut Fnt-liillH sources came a re port that Hermann Maltern, hlcb ranking polllburo member In the East 2one, la under arrest. Throughout Berlin rumors spread that the Ka.il Zona la cracking down on mure than mere incom petence. These said a purge trial :a being laMilonrd to snip a con spiracy lo overthrow the Red re gime. Orolewulil marshalled the Soviet .one newa columns and radio lo explain lo IB million Kar.l Germans why lliey lack butler, margarine, other lootU and consumer gooda at l lie worst time of year for this lo happen Just before Christmas. Oroteaohl singled out llsmann as the scapegoat. He was so pointed that most Weiternera con cluded Hamann Is alreaoy under arrest. Hamann'a deputy, f'rltr. Hantke, fled lo West Berlin re cently. Orolcwohl said thla wai a sign of "sabotage " The prime minister also named Rudolf Albrecht, Communist alate secretary lor food production, as another "srboteur" and Implied that Paul Baender. recently d'a. missed as Hamann'a' deputy, bears some share of blame, .00. Arrest ol Matern would reach lo lha very top of the Communist re time. Matern, aa chairman ol the party'a control commission, direct ed last year" hugt purge of the party lists In which IM.000 were thrown out as being either too hike, warm or actually boring from within aa opponents of the Red aystrm ih y ..Pick "p. , tou J givei you Doube-Rcfi $030 $3.70 ttitiitir mir- n turn uuiiAi trims GoWM.do1VW.k.y The VoOMON WWW. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, 11 Unlled Nations diplomats today awulted French reliction lo appeal for re.'tumiitlon ol direct negotia llciiui wllh Tunisia aimed til greater ..ll...n.,nrM,n,tl trie ll, i, I,. In ,,- torn North Altitun protectorate. The calls lor penceliil riHUeiiirni of the crisis were muile amid Highway Work Slows Travel 8AI.F:M Construction will delay travel on these road-., the Oregon Highway Commission re ported Monde v: rwmtllla.Nf-U'itnrt f.'finM rilC- Hon 5 1 miles on Newport-Toledo section. Ochoco Grading lor 10 miles west ol Mitchell, rough. Columbia River Construction Cascade Locks lo Hood Illver. Pncllic Coimtiuctlon on Med-lord-Arbland section, Con.it Grading lor 72S miles noiith of Kecdnporl, John Day-Burns - Conslructlon fur rliilit miles oil Hllvlcs section. Knieiprlsc-l.ewli.lun Grading snd stirlaclng Enterpi leo-Dora sec tion, rough. Umixiua Grading 2 15 miles on Hendsporl-Dean Creek section. Heppner Construction 21 miles on l.ena-Nye section. Beaverton-Aurora Tualatin Bridge cloned, detours. Seed Growers Want Protection PORTLAND of! Oregon 8eed Growers plnn to ask the Repub lican administration lor protection Irom lurelgn Imports. Tli t wns decided here Monday at Ihe opening session of the or ganlr.atlon'a annual meeting. James Jenke of Albany reported that Imports Irom Europe were lorclng down the prices Paid lor Oregon growers' crops. This has resulted In surpluses ol red clover, ladino, alsike and allalla seed, he aald. European growera are Increas ing production ol cropn to compete with Oregon's. H. A. Schoth. agron omist at Oregon State College, told the meeting. : EXTRA - s .FtAVOliM a) WsvrM : it l Pan-Tonttd OF WM hake vp a bottl of your favorite brand tawy best- whisWinagesl '960 AI0 tasttl I IllNOfo ton,. . OWW iu.il rioor lOTtllO W , iCHINliYDIITrtlUTOUMNC.VNlWVirO reports of new rioting and troubles In French North A I i lea by the United Slates and 11 Latin Ameri can countries despite a French boy cott ol the u. N. donate on lunisia. The Kronen mnlntain that the Ques tion Is an Internal aflalr and no concern of Ihe U. N, The U, 8. position was explained by Delegate 1'hlllp C. Jes.iup, who told Ihe (lO-millnii Political Com mitter Dial America feela that both France and Tunisia are right. "It la Ihcy who must work out their destinies," Je.nnup declared. Talkies Get To Hebrides BERNERA, Outer Hebrides. Scotland i Talking pictures II imlly have come to stay on this liny, lonely Island northwest ol the Scottish mainland. Postmistress Chrlssle McLeod Inlormed the outride world by tele phone today how the llrst talkies were put on this week in the schoolroom hall. 'Hie power was Kcnerntcd by an engine from the boat of one ot the Island's Usher men. Many ol Bernera s 350 Inhobl tnnis had never bothered to see silent Hlms belore, so "You can Imuglne what a sensation talkies were," aald Chrlsslc. Girl Wins In Little Dog Case CLEVELAND W Karl Jean Emery, 11, was 120 ahead today in Uie police action she started because her "Chihuahua" grew to terrier alzc. 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