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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1954)
I ; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .25. 1954 HKRAI.D ANO NEWS. KI.AMATH FAIXS." OHRGON PACK THIRTEEN TV, Radio Hear Duiies On Big Four half-bour speech, besides domestic also in 33 languages to both tides radio-TV coverage, tth beamed of the Iron Curtain. ,. . WASHINGTON W Secretary of Stale Dulles has' assured the nation it lost nothing at Berlin and gained much including a chonco to bring Red China "belore the bar of world opinion." Dulles, who returned live days ago from the month-long Big Four talks, told a nationwide radio-television audience last night: "You may dsk whether it was worthwhile to go to Berlin . , , My answer is 'yes' and I have no doubt about that." .- He said two results "will pro foundly influence the future" and described them as: 1. Soviet Foreign Minister V.M. Molotov was forced by the U.S., French and British delegates "to show Russia's hund" a bund which Dulles said hung on to all it had, including Bast Germany and East Austria, and grabbed for more. , - f. , : 2. Molotov gave in, at the last hour in n "concession . . . not to be Ignored, " end signed a declaration spelling out U. S. refusal to rec- long . withheld diplomatic recogni ognize Red china. tlon of Communist Chlna-which It was this', point America's Dulles hit time and again. His are' Tty go foe"1' THIII OllltS for Schilling t Dec won den (or "ready-mta" cakes and pud dings . . . adds that hmtmade favor, SCHILLING Vanilla TTaaTTJyflG mm I.FV1 S. 1 0. W r 1 (arhatiori inSTAHT ; I "WHEAT" 5 tMk n NO MID to serve the hot canal, every day! You can enjoy a new different da vor - plus nourishment - In Carnation Instant Wheat! . Mad from genuine North west premium wheat -the world's finest! Full of natu. ral whole wheat values for lasting- nourishment! -, MIGHTY GOOD was the crab at the annual crab feed at Malin February 22, when folks from all over the Klamath country enjoyed the hospitality of the Malin Chamber of Com merce. The-membership meeting drew around 400 persons. Mrs. William Kuylcendall, right, Klamath Falls, offers a tasty tidbit of Pacific Ocean crustacean to Mrs. Louis Lyon, Malin. It looks good also to Attorney William Kuylcendall. MIG15 Shown By Air Force DAYTON. Ohio Wl The Air Force said Wednesday it got a bar gain Sept. 21 when it paid a North Korean- pilot $100,000 for a Russian-bull!, MIGls jet airplane he new to an airbase near Seoul. Tha Air Force wheeled the plane out of its hangar here Wednesday while some 30 newsmen, photo graphers and newsreel camera men watched. The newsmen also got a' release from Wright-Patterson Air Force officials setting the original cost of the MIQ16 at about $100,000 "allowing for simple de sign and much manufacturing cost." . , v Ike's Atomic Plan Eyed . WASHINGTON m Rep. W. Ster ling Cole (R-NY) said today It will be "quite some time'! probably over two months before Congress can act on President Elsenhower's proposal to give this nation's allies more atomic defense information. Cole,, chairman, of the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee, said the group, now is closely studying proposed legislation for warded by the 'administration. The resident requested, in special Feb. 17 message, authority lo exchange with America's allies essential to the development of de lense plans and to the training of personnel for atomic warfare." Cole said in an interview the committee would Introduce a bill after it decides On a version it considers satisfactory. He added the committee mea; tire might not be ready until mid April. The committee is following the same procedure, he said, on the President's second main proposal, to permit private Industry to oper ate nuclear facilities and deal In fissionable material as a means of encouraging the development of private power from atomlo energy. Committee members generally have expressed, support for the nil of them have stressed the com plexity of legislation needed to car ry it out. The problem in releasing more atomic Information to Allied na tions, they say, Is to make sure no loopholes are opened for es pionage. . ' The release put the cost of an American F84 at about $230,000. The Air Force, which went over the MIG15 with a fine tooth comb before reassembling It here, cited some "deficiencies" in . comparing the MIG with the F86 it battled for many months in Korea. The MIG has a lower maximum speed, they said, insufficient stall warning and poor cockpit comfort. The heating and ventilation Is poor. The cockpit is all right for a small man, but a large man would have difficulty flying. The plane saw combat service in Korea. It was made some time in 1951, the Air Force said. Insure your furniture with Hans Norland. 627 Pine St. British To Buy Alaska Salmon SEATTLE m The British gov ernment is buying some 32.000 cases of Alaska red salmon from six Pacific Northwest canneries. 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