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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1954)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGN PAGE THREE World War II Anniversary Sees World In Same Peril WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY .. I"? SPECIALS1. OH, GIVE ME A PLATE, where the chili beans wait, is the theme song for the barbecue to be served Wednesday night, September I at 5 p.m. for all Lake and Klamath County teachers in Klamath Falls for the teacher's institute. General chairman is Mrs. Beulah Elliott of Altamont Junior High School. Pictured here are members of her committee II to rl Velma Tennery, Altamont; LaMar K. Jensen, music department," KUHS; Gerald Clemens, principal at Conger School; William Kurtz, Summers School and Helen Montgomery, Cm'loquin. The barbecue, spon sored by the Oregon Education Association, will replace -the usual banquet. 'ii 1 .ft1 4 4 7-i; . .va:. 3 ,V4 'f 1 SHERRIE BAGLEY, YREKA, Siskiyou County high school student, is competing for the 'crown of the Weed Italian Carnival queen to be held in Weed September 4, 5 and 6. The carnival is sponsored by the Weed Chamber of Commerce. USAF Changes Pay Policy Shivers Won By Big Margin DALLAS, .Tex. Ml The final report on Saturday's Texas Demo cratic runoff primary gives Gov. Allan Shivers a whopping 92,406- vote edge over Ralph W. Yar- borough. . The unofficial Texas Election Bureau said some 2.500 votes in 20 counties were uncounted. With 234 counties of Texas' 25 com plete. Shivers had 773,690 votes to 681.284 for Yarborough, the Austin attorney who now has twice failed to unseat the conservative Shivers. Shivers defeated Yarborough in 1952 by a vote of more than 300, C00. He led in the July primary, after receiving the blessings of President Eisenhower, by 23,787 vctes. II was Shivers who in '52 led the slate's Democratic Party organiza tion into the Republican fold and carried the state for Eisenhower after actively campaigning for the UUP ticket. By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Foreign Newt Analyst A new war would be unthinka ble. Dreadful new weapons would destroy civilization. Peaceful co existence of two opposed systems, cne free and one based on regi mentation and slavery, may be possible. The totalitarian system might, if sufficiently appeased, co operate for peace. . That sounds like today's world. But it was pretty much the situa tion 15 years ago today on the eve of the greatest war in history. That war started September 1, 1939. when totalitarian Nazi Germany marched into Poland. Fifteen years later, much of till global drama seemed upside down with principal characters in the wrong roles. But otherwise, little has changed and the world seems almost to have come a complete clrlce. Fifteen years ago it was the Berlln-Rome-Tokyo Axis. Today it is the Moscow-Pelping Axis. Fif teen years ago the issue was free dom against slavery. Today it Is the same. Fifteen years agu the price of peaceful existence was a free hand for totalitarian expan. sion. Fifteen years ago the world had gone through rehearsals In Spain, Ethiopia and Manchuria for the global war to come. Today's world has seen similar actions in Korea and Indochina. But there are some big differ ences. World War II was preceded by a series of aggressions. The League of Nations, then the world's hope ef global cooperation ' tor peace, did . nothing. But in Korea the United Nations, or at least that segment of It willing to support the United States, met aggression with armed resistance - and the aggres sion was halted. '. Before World War n,e United States was unarmed, unprepared DULL il ' hair if: Try the V. ' jhl 1 kSHONTEX ROUTINE ,kJ for 30 days L.SsLy'l and just struggling out of the ef fects of a devastating world eco nomic depression. Today the Unit ed States has a stockpile of power ful deterrents atomic weapons. It has a string of-strateglc air bases poised and ready. And the Amer ican economy has been flourishing. Then the United States was largely on the sidelines in the for lorn hope that the rest of the world could fight out Its own wars without involving Americans. To day the United States, perhaps even a bit against Its will, finds itself thrust into a position of world leadership. 1 1 Secretary of the Air Force Har old E. Talbot publicly released a bombshell of financial news re cently when he stated Air Force personnel will be paid twice each month beginning in October. . The plan will be on an experi mental, six-month basis, according to the official USAF statement, and will apply 1o all enlisted person nel with an optional clause apply in? to commissioned personnel. An officer who elects the once a month payment will receive his pay on the fifth of the month; those desirlnsr semi-monthly pay checks will receive them on the filth and the twentieth. An import ant attraction to the new system is that pay days can be advanced in the event tney fall on Sundays, AGREEMENT TEHRAN, Iran Wl The Shah of Iran Monday approved the fi nal draft of the Iranian oil agree ment, clearing the decks for cabi net action and signing by the top men of the eight participating for eign companies. holidays or other non-working davs. Finance personnel say that they expect no change in payments of allotments. Checks will be mailed to dependents once a month as in the past. Only the take-home pay Is Involved under the new payment policy. DEATHS HONG KONG lifl Chinese farmers beat to death 24 Com munist army officers who were buying rice from them at state fixed prices, the independent Chi-' nese paper Rung Sheung Daily News reported Monday. Helps You Overcome ' FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel tll-at-pase because of loose, wobbly fnl.se teeth. 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