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PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NF.WS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 Nixon Urges Freer Trade WASHINGTON (UP - Vice President Richard M. Nixon called tody lor freer trade between the United States and La'.ln Amcilca to cement jood wUl to Ue Western Hemisphere. Nixon sa.d the Latin American countries now working to improve their economies want neither .'grants nor solt loans but an op portunity of developing wider mar kets In the United States. "It Is up to us no- to help them in this by supporting President Eisenhower's llber.il trade pro gram," he commented In an Inter view. Nixon endorsed the eilorU ol Uruguayan President Luis Batlle Berres who is visiting the United States In the Interest, o! lower tar ilfs and fewer trade restrict ions. Nixon said he agreed fully will: the Uruguayan president that words aione are not enough to guarantee good will among the tlster republics of Latin America. "We must develop hemispheric trade to help raise living stand Kids and thus strengthen one ol democracy's strongest bastions," lie declared. Nixon alo recalled tlvit he re turned from a tour of Central America earlier this yenr a firm believer in Die advisability of In creased trade with the Latin Amer ican republics. Nixon, who served as host to Batlle Berres because of the con, valcscence of President Elsenhow er, praised Batlle Berres lor Uruguay's government and em phasized the Importance ol the visit. "Uruguay has a long tradition ol democracy winch we have always admired," Nixon, said, "Wo are proud to be a partner of a country that values the principles of free dom so highly.",. Oregon To Get More Vaccine WASHINGTON Washington, Oregon and Alaska will share in a new batch of Salk anti-polio vac cine the U.S. Public Health Serv ice released to the stales and territories Thursday. The agency salu a. total of I, 017.064 cubic centimeters of the vaccine, all made by Eli Lilly i Co., of Indianapolis, will be dis tributed, boosting the amount al located lince July 31 to 13,458, 491 cc. In addition, 93,205 cc. of pre viously released Lilly vaccine which had been aet aside for the fclaten of Maine and Washington will be given to slates where it can be used before It can be out dated, the USPHS said. , Washington and Maine will re ceive their share of the new batch iind will receive .other supplies later to replace the vaccine reallocated. v r i , : " in m " 'Tt.-v. St "V - 1 ,1 i , . ' -L ' i ", - "BUTTE VALLEY," a narrative written by Donald Smith, 12 years old, seventh grade' student in the Dorris Elementary School, was judged the best written by 20 eighth grade and 45 seventh grade students in a recent contest. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruitr Smith. His father owns the Frontier Motors in Dorris. He wrote the narrative which , will be sub mitted in other contests in an English class taught by Kenneth Edwards. lit THIS SATURDAY and EVERY SATURDAY French Politicos Jockey For 1956 Election Positions DIUlO r'i' With 1fu? t 111) D 4Al Thi TllHnAnHn Dan.ir-.lioana hai. Th (n1lnt nfti nt 111 V. I U lir BIlH MPlideS-FranCC IS lead I hours 'until final liling time, polill-,54 ,.. m ,.. Asmhlv ,nrt,,m, hl .lsf, , -v-cted to mg the Radical Socialism to an'lng the Radical Socialists, outright split. Mendes-France now dominates the party machinery, but Faure lias been tightening his grip on the Rally of the Republi can Left (ROR, a loose grouping of several political parties, lnclud- Jockevrd fcverlshlv today lor al-; ........ -..cu ,c c llancei to improve '.heir chances Pendent peasant groups, which had ,11 Hie election of a new National j 28 seats, rIso may line up in the Assembly ,1911. 1- alliance. , ' The lecal Dtriod lor postlii" elec-1 Alliances are important under toral alliances expires at midnight I " present French election law. tomorrow In each of the nation', i" n alliance receives more than dcnartincnt c province! capitals. Ini50 per cent of the vote in any de niany cases leaders held back until j Paruncnt. it gets all the seats fion; the iast inomeul for local tactical lnat department. Otherwise, the reasons. I seaU re divided among the par- Two main currents already are: lies on a proportional basis, visibly, however. The Communist party, which had One la based on n "Republican! 98 members in the last Assembly. Front" .grouping unveiled yester. made a bid to the Socialists for day by Guy Mollei, secretary gen-la "popular front" electoral coali oral of the French Socialist party, lion but the Socialists turned i! nd lonner premier Pierre Men-; down. dcs-Fiunce, leader of the leftist ' wing of the Radical Socialist party. I 7ue Socialists had 104 seats in; the Assembly dissolved Nov. 30 by premier fccigar Faure s cabinet. Tlie Radical Socialists had 70 mem-i ocrs, witli about half of them con-, trolled by Mendes-France. : The left wing of the Social Re publican iCaullisti party and the Union of Democratic and Socialis1 Resistance (UDSRi also are con- idered part of the "Republican Front." - ' 1 Another lineup in the woiks is, expee'ed to include the followers 1 of Faure. leader of the rightist' win? 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