FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Albert .Puller were held without
Allies To
Confer On
Red's Note
WASHINGTON W) The United
States, Britain and Prance will
consult soon on a reply to Russia's
latest note warning of a buildup
In Communist military power to
counter the proposed rearmament
of West Germany.
Washington officials feel the note
ri. not really foreshadow a new
R.d military buildup, but that it
has some propaganda purposes.
The note, given to the three
Western Powers In Moscow last
night, said, "The Soviet Union
and other peace-loving countries
will carry out all necessary meas
ures to step up their armaments
end to safeguard tneir security.
PARTNER
it also said that making West
Germany a partner In the Western
European defense system and a
member of the North Atlantic Alli
ance would render the unification
of Germany impossible.
Both statements reflect the
standard Soviet policy line which
was developed almost a year ago
at the Berlin Big Four conference
and in a subsequent series of notes
to Washington, London and Paris.
For propaganda purposes, the
new Soviet warning is assumed
here Jo be aimed at creating pop
ular uneasiness and , political di
'vision over the German rearma
ment issue in both France and
West Germany.
As to an increase in the strength
of Eastern European forces, it has
always been assumed here that the
forces in being were about as
large as the Communists could
maintain and far greater than they
reeded for purely aeiensive im
poses. REARMAMENT
The belief of officials here is
that Soviet government leaders are
resigned to the rearmament of
West Germany and that they will
not in fact take any radical new
measures either to oppose it or to
try to offset its effect once it Is
actually achieved.
These officials believe that
what is happening In the broad
picture is the hardening of a kind
of military stalemate between East
and West. They think this may
result in a power balance that will
last for years with each side ex
ercising reasonable restraint on
the use of its forces to avoid the
devastations of an atomic war.
Huge Christmas
Card Lighted Up
wr-Art m T.icrht were
umunw mi a -
turned on last night on one of the
nation's biggest nri&vnioa
on the Merchandise Mart, the
world's largest commercial build
4.. xTaariu THAU linhl bulbs have
been used to form three giant
bells,' eacn six swim
. fh.lmse tvAAQ enrh 1S star-
HUBS ...
les tall, and a long three-story
star.
Former Prosecutor, Deputy Indicted In Phenix City
PHENIX CITY. Ala. Lt.
ecuting attorney and a former
sheriff's deputy who rose to pow
er during the racketeering heyday
m rnenix City have been indicted
as the killers of the man whose
A pros-! bond on first degree murder 'political organization, and Fuller,
charges for the slaying June 18 of 135, was denounced by vice prose-
Atty. Oen.-nominee A. L. Patter. Icul0rs s ,ne master." Acting
son.
Neither indictment said which -of
crusade against vice bad won the ltho " men toe sule contends
approval of Alabama voters. !urea uuee --caiioer anots into
Circuit Solicitor Arch Ferrell Patterson's body. Under Alabama
and former Chief Denutv Sheriff 'sw a murderer and an accom
Sheep Feed
Warning Told
The open fall in most of Oiecon
this year has brought about a
good growth of grass that in turn
may be the downfall of some sheep
producers, according to County
Agent C. A. Henderson. This grass
nas a nign water content and fills
the abdominal cavity with very lit
tle dry matter. There is then a
lack of sufficient carbohydrates
ana starcn in the diet necessary
for the animal to utilize fats stored
in the body which may result in
pregnancy disease.
Once the disease has become
evident, little can be vdone about
it, and chances for recovery are
slight. Older ewes are more sus
ceptible to the disease, but the
young ones may become afflicted
also.
Pregnancy disease mav be head
ed off by using half to three-quar-
icrs oi a pound of grain per ewe
daily, or having molasses avail
able for the ewe flock. As the ges
tation period progresses, the ca-
oaclty of the abdominRl cavity is
lessened which means a more con
centrated ration is necessary for
ewes. Grass can't be depended
upon as the entire ration, the
county agent warns.
plice are equally guilty and can
be put to death in the electric
chair., .
DEFENDANT
A third unidentified defendant
was indicted with Ferrell and Ful
ler yesterday by the same grand
jury which had smashed the vice
empire that reigned here for many
years.
Ferrell, 37, was described by
Patterson and his associate as
the ."brain" of the Phenix City
aKe frfrom me
girl... stay
Meatthy
n- mrsmv. Thtt Haxln BcuST
Window shopping must be quite
the thing. I hear aoom n. quiw
a bit. but, me? I've never done
it. Who ever heard of a cow win
dow shopping?
- .
But it does give us an Idea
Just what each
shop has. The
quality of the
' garb it carries,
the fire of the
attire. Really ex
pert window
shoppers can tell
at a glance
whether or not
such and such a
shop has the type
of thing they're
Interested in.
Klamath Falls. '
it so happens, is graced with an
assortment of display windows.
, particularly in the ladies wear di
' vision, that gives competition to
communities much bigger any
where. (I caught a glimpse of
them on my way through town
in a truck one afternoon.)
Now, gals, your faces are your
"show windows."
If they reflect health and hap
piness, and very Important com
plexion, you'll make your point
with half the effort In any dueo
tion you want to go.
--
But reflecting inner depression
and poor health, and topped off
with a shadowy complexion, there's
trouble ahead no matter how hard
you try. Often complexion is
caused by poor heallh, and low-
down feelings are caused by poor
complexion.
Take it from me, radiate a Rlow of
happiness and good health that
will make people "want to be
around" you. Smooth out that
complexion.
Within the grasp of everyone.
H of the time, la fresh. Grade
A milk. Straight from Klamath
finest dairies to you, packed with
the vital Ingredients that mean
success In anything you mv try.
BESSY
Disturbed Youth
Shoots Father
master."
Ally. Gen. Bernard Sykes said he
hopes to start the trials early in
January,
Patterson's crime-fighting ca
reer ended the night of June It
when a gunman waylaid him in
an alley outside hit law office
here. He bad won the Democratic
nomination for attorney general in
a bitterly contested runoff primary
June 1. Gamblers had spent un
told thousands trying to defeat
him.
GRAND JURY
In Birmingham, a grand jury
found evidence of vote manipula
tion in an etiort to count Patter
son out of the race.
Patterson had announced only a
few hours before his death that
he would testify before the Blr
mingham jury.
Both Ferrell and Fuller pleaded
guilty four days ago to vote fraud
charges here, and Fuller was
fined $250, Ferrell $200.
The swaggering. 200-pound vet
eran chief deputy had already
oeen convicted of taking payoff
ate unmolested during the era of
easy night life In Pbenlx City, and
wan sentenced to seven years in ,
prison. i
Ferrell had acquired -a reputa
tion as a quick-tempered but keen- .
minded lawyer whose work in the i
American Legion brought him rec
ognitlon as stats commander In
184a. He was an infantry captain
la World War II.
At one time, Ferrell and Patter
son were close political friends
and it was on Patterson's recom
mendation that former Oov. James
E. Folsom appointed Ferrell cir
cuit solicitor in 1048.
DETROIT Wl A 17-year-old
youth, disturbed by "almost dallv
arguments," shot his father with
a shotgun last night, police said.
Sonny Lee Fenwlck was held
for investigation of murder. His
father Lee Fenwlck, 43, was dead
on arrival at Receiving Hospital.
Young Fenwlck told officers he
grabbed the shotgun when his fa
ther came home drunk and started
quarreling with his. pmothor
Jessie, S3. The father grabbed the
gun, but Sonny recovered lt and
fired, be said.
COMES HOME
VANCOUVER, B.C. Ifl-Squad'
ron leader A. R. MacKeniie. 34,
released after two years in a Red
Chinese prison, arrived here by
plane from Tokyo yesterday and
was met ny nis blonde wife Joyce.
They planned to fly today to Mon.
treal. where their four children
are waiting at home. .
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