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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1954)
THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1054 IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON PAGK THIRTEEN mmm. UpAi raal ! THESE THREE TALENTED STUDENTS OF KUHS will halp .nlartaln at th. Policana T.l.rama, Friday, May 7, 8 p.m. at Milts ichool auditorium. Don tauchar, left, will impersonate (who Inowi what?l, Gail Nariath, cantar, and John Eaitman will ting. Acti will ba varied and en tertaining, all pretented by ttudonti of Script and Mike claiiet tree of charge to the public. Photoi by Floyd Piano Recital To Be Heard Piano aludenta of Eileen Her rliiKiliuw will bo prcnented In r- i citnl at the Ml. Laki Community 1 Church, Sunday, My at 3:30 1 p.m. Friends ol atudents, their i parents and other Interested per-1 sons are cordially Invited. I Thoae who will participate arel Donna Micka, Mary Lou Hwcot, Owen Klrlepatrlck, Dickie John ann, Artie Mlcka, Kathryn Mlcka, : June llrnwl, Vlasta Rajnua. Mary; Jane Klak. Nuncy DcMcrrltl, j Kurcn Itajnua. I Bunle Wllllamn, Carolyn Hunt, Clnudla Northrop, Darylene Stor ey, Bhlrley Patlcraon, Donna Der ry, Knlhy Kerrlnvahaw, Carole Ann (Iruton, Shirley Bunnell, Bar bara Bunnell, and Pamela Klrkpatrlck. Britain, U.S. Talks Said Planned If Geneva Fails LONDON lv Hrllaln .lian moved a alrp iltiaer to llw Indochina war arena: American and Urltlih aourt-ea any ho ' aarrril to Join Allied lulka nn united military ac tion in the Far Kaalern bntllelU'ld ( the llrneva peace parley lU. The repurl came aa lmdon liewapapera voiced learn Dillnm would drllt Into a aerloua aplll Willi Hie United Btalea over Allied action in Indochina. Moacow radio aanerted Uial Urllliili relunal to Join In "new awircMlvc plana" had lnolaled" the United Btalea at Geneva. F . The AmerU-an-propuard Jiarley la expected U take place wltnin the next thee weeka In either Wanhlwtton or Buuaporr. Intorin anla aald It would discusa plana 1.' Underwriting any sort of oo lineal aettlemetil In Indochina that might emeriio Irom the Geneva J BavliiB lndiK'hlna from being overrun by Iho Communlal-led Vietmlnh If the peace talk fall. Projected composition of the con ference was not illncloned, but the United UtaidB. llrltnln, France. Australia, New Zealand and Canada at least aro expected to' send alall olllcera. Cotnmcntlnr "n the dner ot an Amerlcan-BrllUih rill, the t.lo eral News Chronicle declared: Unity requires shared readlneaa to negotiate. But al una moment any American statesman who ex pressea rradlnraa to neiiotlate li. howled down aa an eppraser be fore anyone knows what he ts pro posing to negotiate." Hie Conservative Dnllv Mali aald public opinion In the two countries "can hardly be blamed for lla bewilderment now." "Policy, at least In Washington. Navy Security Checks Reported NKW YOMC l Adm. Robert B, Carney, chief ot naval operations, aaya Navy seciirltv checka were aa tight as possible even bclore Hen. Joseph R. McCarthy's Army probe. Csrney, speaking yesterday be fore the Public Relations Society o( America, was asked If the Navy made "any tightening of security checks" stemming Irom the Ft. Monmouth probe by the Wisconsin Republican senator's subcommit tee. "No, wo have not,' said Carney, adding: "They were as light aa we could make them. . . Within the limits of the Invoallgallve resources we had. we were doing the most we could to make damn aure we were locating and getting rid of the sub versives. "We have no place for them." ! seems to have been at the mercy o! every prevailing current ul sentiment." Tile Independent Dally F.xiiresa called It "almply mischievous" to say a split now exists. ' "A plun to Intervene In the Indo china war waa never clearly de fined," the Express declared, "nor waa It probable that the American Congresa, let alone Britain, would endorse II," U. B. administration olllclals have virtually ruled out any di rect American Intervention In In dochina unless Britain agrees to Join as part of a coalition to pro tect Southeast Asia against Red conquest. Britain aerved notice she opposed such an alllarjce In ad vance of the Indochina negotia tions with the Communists at Ge neva. Prime Minister Churchill also told Parliament his government opposes any united military action In Indochina while the Oencva talka are atlll on. ' The British attitude apelled de feat for U. 8. Secretary ol Slate Dulles' hopes of confronting ihe Reds at Geneva with a united front commuted to possible Inter vention In Indochina. The American proposed parley of air, land and sea force chiefs la exected to seek to overcome some ol thase differences. The Moscow broadcast heard here aald the "complete and final defeat of colonizers" la shaping up in Asia and "the situation has de veloped far from what the U. S. secretary of alate wanted." "Representatives of many coun tries taking part in the conference prefer finding ways of agreement which lead' to a peaceful settle ment of disputed International problems to that of agreement re garding new, aggressive plans." the broadcast aald. "In particular, Hie British dele gation prefera to adopt a more careful attitude than that which Ihe Slate Department has outlined." those dollars go a long way at Your Independent Food Store starting May 8th - thru May 15th v , r Featuring ROYAL CLUB CANNED FOODS Girl Scouts To Hold Skate Party The "Juliette Low" Committee of the Klamath Area Girl Bcout Council, la sponsoring a skating party at Skateland, Saturday, May 8. There will be two sessions, 10 to 13 a.m. tor Brownies and 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. for Intermediate Girl Scouts. Guests may be taker) to both aesslons. 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