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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1954)
THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE ""ii 1 , ',,,,,"iwnijiim o CL,r ! r I; VIRGIL F.YADON, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Yadon, 3011 Cortex, is completing his Air Force basic military training course at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Recognition Of Red China; New Korean Talks Urged MOSCOW W Prxvda called today for new Korean negotiations and U.N. membership for CommU' nist China as a follow-up to the Geneva agreement on Indochina. The Soviet Communist party or gan hailecL the Indochina settle ment as a great Communist vic tory and declared that Geneva had exposed the "bankruptcy" of American foreign policy. The paper said In a three-column front-nage editorial that "the U.S. delegation prevented" a peaceful solution In the earlier Geneva talks cn reuniting Korea but public opiiv INVITATION ' , NEW DELHI, India Ml India reportedly .got her formal Invita tion Thursday to serve on the in ternational commission supervis ing the Indochina cease-fire. . ion "demands the governments concerned continue their efforts to revive the discussion." , As a result of Geneva. Pravda said, "it Is now clear to all how bankrupt are attempts by Ameri can diplomacy to prevent the Chinese people from entering the international arena and taking the place due them among the great powers." "The peoples demand that China should take its lawful place In the United Nations," the paper de clared, '.'and It will take it how ever much certain thick-skulled American politicians, bound by material Interest to Chiang Kai shek, fight against it. If this does not take place, the United Nations will be unable to fulfill the tasks esslgned it by its charter." (The United States opposes ad mission of Red China to the U.N. on the ground it has never aban doned its role of the aggressor in Korea. The Western Allies broke off the Korean phase of the Gene va conference June IS after the Communists refused to agree to U.N.-supervised elections to re unite the divided peninsula.) Fravda's editorial was chiefly a blast at the United States. It men tioned Britain and France only briefly. The editorial said the Geneva agreement banning foreign mili tary bases in Viet Nam "deals a blow to the plans of American ag gressive circles, which were count ing on the Inclusion of South Viet Nam plus Laos and Cambodia In an aggressive pact and creation there of military bases directed against the countries of the Demo cratic camp." The paper claimed the United States was defeated in efforts to block future elections in Viet Nam and to prevent the Inclusion of Poland among the truce super visors. "The collapse of attempts by U. 8. ruling circles to Impose their will on other countries is now STARTS TOMORROW. . .SEARS ANNUAL Farm Field Day Planned Field day on the Klamath Ex perimental Station will be held Monday July 26 starting at 1:30 p.m., according to A. E, (Gene) GroJs, superintendent. First on the tour of the experi mental plots will be those on the main station, vest of the Klamath Airport. Here will be shown ex perimental work on grasses and legumes in pasture mixtures, in hay trials and in observational tests. Crop rotation studies will be a part of thU tour. Continuing ex periments on alkali reclamation and new soil moisture studies will also be shown. Later m the afternoon the tour will move to the muck soil ex perimental area near W o r d e n where minor element and other fertilizer responses on peat soils will be observed. Here also will be shown additional experiments with grasses and legumes; cereal vari ety trials, sugar beets and pepper mint. Farmers and other interested persons are extended a cordial in vitation to attend, Gross stated. ARMS SHIPMENT LONDON W, The Foreign Of fice disclosed Thursday Spain has promised to stop sending arms to Egypt 'In view of the prevailing international situation." MID-SUMMER MERRILL SAT. NIGHT MUSIC BY BALDY'S BAND ' Southern Oregon' Finest Music Dancing 10 'til 2 1.00 ,p""u0N COMING TO THE ARMORY MONDAY, AUGUST 2 NOT ONE BUT THREE GREAT ATTRACTIONS THE NATION'S TOP SINGING GROUP THE GAYLORDS America's Most Exciting Vocal Personality DON CORNELL JERRY FIELDING AND HIS 14-PIECE ORCHESTRA P THE IN TOWN... 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