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Newspaper Page TextfridAy. JANUARY 13, 195R HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE V, try D. Acheson Urges Hew U.S. Policy -i-8 Oeone Sacher WASHINGTON W Former Sec- 1 rotary of Stale Dean Acheson called last night for a revitalized foreign policy, imaginatively and vigorously pursued, and cautioned against conducting foreign affairs by "hticksterism. " 'Die evil of hucksierism, the Tru- man, admir.tstrntion secretary of - j ! Ptate said, is that it alnmorizcs a V product while obscuring the fact i that there- is no product at all. Y I "This is the era of the huckster he told some 200 hearers at a din- 1 nor given in his honor by the wom an s National Democratic uniu. "If we so on as we have been doing we'll como to the ultimate slogan of 'weakness is strength. ' " ! Anhnsnn cn irt it niiht be Well CloMAil for ll1ls -0"""y to reappraise Its llrtllPfl whole foveiiin policy in view of a WlUtJwU Russian shift in emphasis from Deane Sacher, Klamath Falls'! witiing the cold war. and what he realtor, a victim of polio in 1951. i called the Increased altention to ohii -h.i,n,. ,. in. ,., ir-ii.; imcommitled countries Horn will chairman the Klamath Falls Norh A(rira ,cross lh(J Mlddlc Lions Club Radio Auction for the ; E,,t to Indochina. March of Dimes campaign. Thci "If we look around us." he said. auction will begin January 24 and"c will be hard put to find any is expected to run for several ?r,a in wh'cn evP"ts of Jh? pa, . ! few vcars have not moved to our days. It will be broadcast over j disadvantage. KFLW. I "I do not mean to iinplv that The local realtor was treated at lnis administration is entirely res- fault . . . Some things are beyond Polio Auction To Be "SLUE CRUTCH DAY" will be itaged by She Pep Peppers and Future Nurses of Klamath Union High School Saturday. The girl students will be identified by blue March of Dimes arm bands. They will present a miniature blue crutch to each donor to the March of Dimes. Wally Wunder, Teens Against Polio chairman for Klamath County, said today that although the development of the Salk vaccine is a milestone in the war against polio, the war still rages against the dread disease. Funds are vitally needed to takecare of the 68,000 cases from past years and the 30,000 additional cases in 1955, the 'leans chairman pointed out. Peggy Brown, president of the Future Nurses and Carolyn Nancarrow, presiden of Pep Peppers will direct Blue Crutch Day. The students will be in downtown Klamath Falls all day Saturday. FBI To Conduct Special Conference On Auto Thefts J. F. Santoiana Jr., special r.gent in charge of the Portland office of the Federal Bureau of In vestigation, announced today that an FBI Law Enforcement Confer ence on auto theft will be held on April 12 in Eugene. Additional conferences will be held April It at Portland and April M at Pendle ton. Santoiana said more than 100 conferences of this type have been scheduled this year by the FBI on a regional basis throughout the Kefauver Steps On Throttle Sacred Heart Hospital Eugene un der the sponsorship of the Klam ath Falls Chapter of the National Polio Foundation. He has recover ed from the disease which struck in his right arm. "My case was relatively mild," Sacher said, "However, there arc many cases where the victim must be treated for several years the March of Dimes funds are vitally jieeried to take care of these unfortunate persons," he added. . i The Delta Kappa Gamma, local professional women's sorority, -will Id the Lions Club in the auction. The sorority members will contact the merchants of Klamath Falls for ltnis to be auctioned off dur ing the event with all the pro ceeds going to the March of Dimes. their control.' He said U.S. relations with South America and Canada have not im proved, those with Britain arc for mal and distant, Germany Is drift ing dangerously, France is torn by discoid and countries in the Near East have been offended by what he termed "pactomania." Further, he said, the Islands of Quemoh and Matsu in the Formosa Strait constitute a "time bomb" and trouble with Communist China may erupt "at any moment." He made no direct reference to Secretary of State Dulles asser tion, 'quoted In a current Life mag azine article, that a strong Ameri can policy of "deterrence" had averted possible war in the For mosa area. Oregon Counties Receive Money SALEM I Oregon counties were given S2.S35.556 Thursday as their 19 per cent share of state highway revenues during the last three months of 1955. The apportionment, made by Secretary of State Earl T. Ncwbry, Is based on the number of vehicles registered in each county. The state collected $14,923,919 from highway sources, including $9,541,471 from gasoline taxes, $3,- . 21,660 in -truck transportation taxes, $2,008,740 from sales of license- plates, and $127,117 from traffic fines. NO MONEY SALT LAKE CITY I Gov. J. Bracken Lee told a group of col lege journalism students he will file his 1955 income tax return today. That's the return Lee has promised will include no check to cover taxes due. The Republican governor said last fall he will re fuse to pay the money in hopes of winning a court test of Congress' right to tax Its citizens for foreign aid spending. Osteal 1 Lty" 100 TABU! B0IIU 0NIY 49C BOSTON W Sen. Kcfauver's Before the campaign-tor the Democratic pres- fnuver said Identitl nomination Is actively un der way in New England. Harvard group, There is little lion that the (federal) security program's demand not only for Ke- ques- The Democrat from made two speeches in Massachu setts and met with Mayor John B. Hyncs of Boston yesterday. Hynes supported Kefauver in his unsuccessful bid for the presiden tial nomination four years ago. Kefauver spoke before the Har vard Young Democrats Club in Cambridge and before the Big Brother and Sister Assn. in Bostoa. His next step is a three-day swing through New Hampshire, where he is entered In the March 13 first-in-lhe-nation presidential primary. Tennessee ' loyalty out lor a sort oi puritanical comormity is Keeping quaunea young men from all government service." In his Boston speech, he blamed "adult insufficiency" as a mujor cause of Juvenile delinquency. Sacred Heart Notebook r.v CHARLOTTE NOBLE Moiwlgnor P, T. Casey was hon ored at the January student body meeting where he was presented with a spiritual bouquet - and a purse from the SHA students. The students honored Momugnor Casey's elevation to monsignorshlp that was bestowed on him by Pope Pit's XII through Bishop Francis P. Leipzig who will Invest him with this honorable office January 18 at S o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church. - The Madrigals provided a bit of entertainment for the occasion as tliev sang two selections "The Green Cathedral" and "The Happy Wanderer." "The Blessing of Salnl Francis" was sung by the student body. Tuesday night the Trojans .of fered the Malm Mustangs stiff competition in a non-league game held on the Mustangs home floor. The score was topped at 70-64 win in Mustangs favor. At half time tliev had to settle for a tie of 34-34. The third quarter viewed Malin with a 10 point lead but the fighting Trojans narrowed this gap to a three basket loss. Bonm.a Antlers will be wel comed onto the Trojans maples Friday evening for their second leaaue came. Saturday night the Trojans will appear on the Bulldogs court at Don-is for a non-conference game. United States. The conferences will be aimed at bringing about addi tional coordination among law en- lorcement agencies and improved efficiency in dealing with this crime. They will be operated on a forum basis providing for a mu tual exchange of Information and knowledge by all participant. .. . The seriousness of this violation: is highlighted by the fact that in' iuj4 an estimated 315,40 automo biles were stolen In the United States. Although M per cent ub- sequently were located, at the' year's end ia,5 cars, valued at more than 12 million dollars, still were unrecovered. In 1953, an esti mated 236,630 cars were stolen and 83. per cent were recovered, leav ing 13,81$, valued at some 14 mil lion dollars. In 1952. the net loss was 16,364 automobiles valued at more than 17 million dollars. Part of this decrease may he the result of a similar series of conferences held during 1952. Dur ing that year there were 131 auto theft conferences throughout the country which were attended Hy 8.707 individuals representing 3,121 agencies, mis coming year a con ferences will follow the same pat tern as the 1952 series and also others held during the succeeding years. There were 133 conferences in 1953 on thefts from Interstate ship ment. These were attended by S.702 prsons representing 4.159 agencies. During 1954, 144 confer- 1 FACTORY SERVICE end Parts far PACKARD STUDEBAKER INTERNAT'L TRUCKS JUCKELAND Truck Soles & Service, Inc. llth end Klomoth 'Ph. 2-2581 Held Over This Week - At The RED BARN Derril California ROWDY WRIGHT Enioy this veteran western enteitoincr that- has been featured nationally over NBC and CBS. Plan for a biq night of fun! Music By The RED BARN WESTERN BAND DANCING io.ii 1 00 Person T.I. HAVE YOU SEEN ' ROWDY??? ' LEAFLETS DROPPED TAIPEI, ' Formosa Iti Chinas Nationalist . planea dropped live tons of anti-Communist leaflets on the mainland Thursday night, air lore headquarters said Friday. ences were fieltr regarding the Interstate transportation of stolen property and were attended by 10442 persons representing ,3iu agencies. During 1959, the subject of the 171 conferences was bank robbery and 16,909 persons rep resenting $.653 agencies attended. Enjoy Dinner At... BINGS SHOPPING CENTER 30 S. tth Phone 3434 Tasty Dinners... Served to the Strains of Soft Music ... Makes Dining Here Fun ! DINING ROOM HOURS. Daily: 11A.M. To 2 P.M. Sunday: Noon To 9 P.M. COFFEE SHOP HOURS Daily: 7 A.M. To Midnight Saturday: Open Til 2 A.M. FOR? X eaV VER mST WITH Not onlv has Crater Lake constantly l i .-Ami.im standard of mainTaineu u yi ..... quality in supplying the Klamath Basin with fine dairy products throughout i j Me years, but Crater Lane nas iea m the constant improvement of packag ing. 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'.ervice for I Apple Blosiom IftO 77 Syracuse chino .: ; - - Rcg. 116 65 48 pc. ier.vice for I Gardima Syracuse chine ........................,. 124 44 Save up to 1.05 on everv box of HANES Seamless Stockings Sheer Heel Demi-toe Reg. 1.65 no 1.35. 3 Pairs , 3" Reinforced Sheer Reo. 1.50 now 1.25 3 Pairs ,., 3 40 Microfilm Mtih Reg. 1.50 now 1.25 ; 3 Pairs , 3" SALE ENDS SAT.