Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 20, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTODAY, MARCH 20. 1MB HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE S A Pentagon Seeks To Improve Maneuverability Of Forces By RAY CROMl.F.Y Sovift preparations, however, in- NEA Staff rorrrtpondrnt dicale th Reds are not now mak WASH1NGTON NEA The top ;ng the moves that would be a 1' S. military planners are gam- prelude to World War III. n.lag mere won, oe a war Wlin -Bu, don-, mi5undersland The Fu.cs.t- over Berlm-thu ttme any- iSituation ,5 5,nou,. could gf! "iti . out of hand." says one Defense! "SJ """' Department planner. ' uml1 ,rfflc If war does come. McKlrov and on the highways, canals and rail-, hjs chlef aide5 M,eve wlU w5 ana mrouRn air 10 est a fun.sc;1ie worW war er in whatever the Russians and TneJ. don-t think lnf cj,, will! .,, uu- . . . -start another 'Korea." using the Allied convoys wi be armed. u0 m.man Eas, German armv and if necessary will force their gnd alr (orce way through barriers and over! .. East Germans are well-bombed-out bridges They wontarmed wlth up.,0ate Russian jnoot unless they re shot at. De- U t. MV, one Penta(,on waunra mm-1 stratogist. "0111 we think they're i nrenaDie. iney migni jusi quit mean war. . . 1 and walk over to our side At least The top planners at the State ;tne Rulans can t ure ,nev and Defense Departments tnllMf I -. Soviet Premier Khrushchev will I -So lhe Russians WOuld have to push the Berlin crisis to the brink Lome , ,ht,msfIv. And ,hat 0 war. They think the Soviet war raean, a world war . of nerves will step up sharply in ,-s , , , nj OREGON S CENTENNIAL ALBUM TH 94SS Of HAKAfSY COUMTY 17.4 r! , .171 - FACE 15 the next two months " Their intellipence estimates of Pair Agree; Disagree VAN NITS, Calif Guy Mitchell and 1 r Sineer lumber com- fuse to ficht a "limited war against Russian troops. The reason 11 simple: the 175 Soviet divisions c ould sweep across Europe against i Allied defenses unless the I S. throws in a full attack on the Soviet Union by air. That means A-bombs and H-bombs delivered by the Strategic Air Command So the Joint Chiefs of Staff have mad no recommendations for a major increase in U.S. forces in West Germany. There are no plan lBbl-1935 V- V V lOtM IN JACKSONVILLE. AT IT !r BMfc. HE HElPEP DRIVE A HERP IN -V, S Of1 5UCH CATTLE KINGS AS f-RENCH VPfJji ANP PCVINE. HE BUILT A COW MEfWJTX KINGDOM OF HIS OWN. HIS KU FAMOUS POU0LE-O RANCH WAS . fllf 8M'LES FROM GATE TO PORCH V Jf v' rill 5r-'; CITY BRIEFS cure POtincAuv HE WAS A FR1ENP OF TEPPV ROOSEVELT HE SERVEP REPEATtPLY IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE. IN 1914 HE RAN UNSUCCESS FULLY FOR THE U.5. SENATE- mv owner aeree ,ne . sm amplet t0 scnd another L- J ut thev re at odds on who started ... p .lit., ait " - t ' v ai" , up a little the previously-planned procrams fnr supplying Western! Ahe Berman testified at a hear ing Thursday that Mitchell owes 1 mi s I u..- I- K...M. ing a den. His leu eye was hlack- r i Baghdad holds Iraq, ened. he said, anr I he auftatad in-j s h asked f authority There is little surprising in the junes to his hands, arms. stom-; nnM.,.inn.l rurif.ltraql revolt. The oniy surprise Is Iness of this country's air and seal1"'' ma"" of timing. The lighted This step-tin is not aimed ulr u muiw me poaer Only Surprise Of Revolt Is The Matter Of Timing By PHIL NEWIOM ling to predict. UP Foreign News Editor The important Mideastern ra- CAIRO rOPI) Whoever holds, dlos sl1" are noncommittal and arh and hack. m.i-UaIi niJ Ui iiii'i.c Ilarnnn no nionev but h;u wneo ne roaei ; . r . . , i.-- r . . at an increase in size, but rather KpK tiv n:m on nor-eniu k neanesud . , Berman made a siurnng SSSK .toeTMW hi .PryrtUoil for and threw a couple ol punches ati"' most Mideast nations are bend ing backwards tn avoid predic tions or taking sides However, the outbreak was asl J;ninut u- iLm. I .U I ui t-uiviauic ns uitr luiif dnu liuv s and may determine the whole course of Mideastern events. Kas- But the point now is that Pre mier vnaei ianm rvassem noias tlrno ni .u. illtv r-..ftu Kuiniuage Sale Insurance Women ol Klamath Falls will hold a rummage sale at Clyde s and Art'a Towing Service. Kighth Street and Klamath Avenue, on Saturday. March 21. Palm Sunday Rreakfail Friendship Court No 11. Order of Amaranth, will hold its annual Palm Sunday breakfast at 9 a.m. Sunday. March 22. at Bing's Cafe. Members and their families are inv ited. I'nited Church Women of Klamath Falls will hold a gen eral business meeting at 1 30 p.m. on March 23 at the Congrega tional Church Women of Pelican City Sunday School will have thcl devotions Communion will he served by the Rev. Marshall Mc Kinney. Food Sale Bethel No 1. In ternational Order of .ton's Daugh ters, drill team is holding a baked iood sale at Low Cost Market in the Town and Country Saturday. March 21. from 9 30 am. until! 5 p.m. Square Dance Merry Mixers will square dance Saturdav night. March 21. at the South Sixth Community Hall Hank Kuempel n! Lakcview will he guest caller Please bring potluck dishes. All square dancers are invited. irange Practice Poe Valley Grangers aiming lor first and sec ond degrees will practice Monday March 23. and jointly with Lost River members Wednesday tor decree conference by the two units Thursday. .All meetings are at t p.m. in the Poe Valley Mall Mem bers and officers are urged to at tend. Happv Hour (lull will iroet at the home of Helena Horton. 234 North Third Street, on Tuesday. March 24. at 1.10 p m. It. iv Social The Cow Belles' old fashioned box social at the Wil lard Hotel on Saturday night will not be a Dutch auction Time Um iLs will be set for bidding on the supper boxes Coftee and silver furnished. Cards and dancing for entertainment. Call Mrs. Homer Del.amater for further Information. I ...u i Party Women of the Moose. Chapter 467. will hold their annual Easter party for the chil dren of Moose members only, ages up to 12 years, on Friday. March 27. at 7 30 pm. in the Moose Hall. There will be enter tainment for adults. Birthday Dinner tor Women of the Moose. Chapter 467. and Loyal Order of the Moose 1106. whose birthdays are in March will be honored at a free birthday din ner March 28 in the Moose Hall tl 6 30 p m All members are in vited and urged to attend. Home-D T. Moore of 1374 Acadciry Street is home from Hillside Hospital and would enjoy seeing friends and neighbors again Peace Memorial Chapter of Presbyterian Men will hold their monthly breakfast meeting. 7:30 nr.. nu sunHuv March 1? Stan Miciellan. delegate to a Sacra-! mento meeting will give his re port on the conference. All men are invited. NeiKhhors of WoodCMft, Thim ble Club, will meet m the KC Hall 8 pm. Wednesday. March 25. for potluck. IT'S A WOKHHF.L $TH Saturday him. : Berman denied striking at linger. So the Joint Chiefs of Staff are Baghdad and has the air force nan who wants to stay in power Cleric Backing Prohi Repeal thjlrechecking their mobilization plans j In hack him. Col Abden Wahah He ,s cons,de(,d non.Commun or DUBS. anauuKM me- .,,r no may oe bu, mav haln Rone 50 ,ar , sur. p ans for even partial mobilization the most powerful ,n Iraq, but rour,ding nimsel( n Commu. at present as tar as is known here. ,t has no ms;s ,hat ,mpo55lble ,0 wl,n. Thnv- rp Hmihlc fhwl-mn niwr.i. nr sununrt nnH hac mnro hin . nuns in nicuve vci.diu a muu ui the Strategic Air Command could be in the air and on its way in lis minutes. . OKLAHOMA CITY 'AP The They're spot checking (o make Rl Rev. Chilton Powell, hpiscopal bishop of Oklahoma, will be chair man of a 24-member committee his .100 mitus hfitu.-Pin it anrl Ronhrlarl . j . ,. . " The Baghdad police are Corn- Baghdad remains the military ;munjst conlroUrd nnd tlw air key. despite the obvious economic !, is ln cn-,r!,e of , man wlt value of the nil fields. piesuma.jk Cflmmunl5, sympathies. h v in rMI h;inrk Trip nrnnf tire . , . ... . J . K rortnin that if thnrp wer an alert I u- "7m ' W tact, some AlltieasICrn sources " " in mc niuiuuv prow puqdi at midniRht. the fleets at anchor against the revolt Kassem lonn rnuM hp nn tiipir ivav m hours i assisting in the campaign for re- TheVre oui-tly making certain ' .. . . . . . . J"0 oe Kl""i M attempted to peal of prohibition in the state. ithe 82nd Airborne Division COUM! lh' :, kT" ,v uii .. , , The repeal movement is spon-!be on its way in two and a halt WSSSS. u5 h 'he third) Whatever the outcome of the lored bv I'nited Oklahomans for! hours. I L.i!i t3Llt9 P HgW . 0Mf. thw is no Beneal A statewide television nro- And they're douhle eheckinc!X0'1 M" Klnl! ' elsa ' sa,dotlbt that the results will he gram launched Thursday night. ' 'ard mobilization procedures Oklahoma has been constitution ally dry since statehood in 1907 and will vote on the issue April 7. that Kassem is a prisoner of own forces in Baghdad and the campaign their alert measures, air warning , . rm' )u("!ea as ' vlc10r- or deleat for .iiu.n.ifc nit an mut, oil- i i inn . uisiii n nr nn f r asr arn moniuzaiion proceoures. -..n,. ,..,i , ,u ' r The Defense Department strate-f8""". "'Jr, , T' Data figure the US and its Allies j,,8 m,1!lary in Single Ballot ..V.T,, , bultaeM Thel, woulri bp CHICAGO. 'API One vole in attroop and air "maneuvers'' of U.S. primary election, il appear, has fleets and planes, transformed an electrician into a The program isn't final yet. The cannmate tor mayor ot suburban Pentagon has made its recommen- riigniann rant. In the March 3 primary Mayor Robert S. Cushman. a lawyer, got 3.527 votes for reelection. There was one write-in vote, for Daniel A. Vetlci. the electrician. Vetter Thursday filed a state ment of candidacy that will put him on the ballot in the April 21 general election. Iraq remains obscure, with the only known facts that the borders rail are generally closed to air Raghdad are warned to have enough troops in Germany- well enough equipped to handle 'VZltfps"8,, : " ;.S. road tralfic and all foreign . uJu t 'ri;ers.-&n "mnn.l' ESL? ZX XLk. rty off the streets to prevent OUVCIB t .1I1U -UI-- f I. L.1 l.k.J Conflicting claims of the Bagh dad and rebrl Mosul radios re duces it to a propaganda war whose outcome no one is yet uill- HILLMAN I See it Now on Display! M 0 Drive our 'Demo'! I DICK B. MILLER CO. i I 7th A KlamotN 4-41S4 I EAGLES Birthday Dinner Southern Fried Chicken Sunday, March 22nd, 6:30 P.M. All Members With Birthdays In March Free! Adults $1.00 Children 50c EAGLES HALL HAMS ALL MILWAUKEE nr - All the llamms are radio hams. Carl Ilamm operates station W9DWH. Mrs. Hamm W9UNY and Carl Jr. K9HEX. dations. The National Security Council now has to decide how far to follow them. But the general aim is this: to take steps strong enough to con vince the Russians the Allies "will not give an inch" in Berlin, but not strong enough to force the I world closer to war. I What this fine balance will be 111 essentially a compromise be Itween the State Department, which wants no provocations, and the Pentagon, which wants to make certain the U.S. is prepared in case someone miscalculates and a war does break out. NEW MUSIC AT THE PONDEROSA ROOM WILLARD HOTEL Starting Monday MARCH 23rd -9 p.m. Len & Lyn Duo FOR YOUR LISTENING AND DANCING PLEASURE 1 M. r r. I EASTER TOYS Co EASTER CANDY by Brown & Haley and Glodei Milk chocolatts, anorttd chocelarii, nut chocolattl, nutl and fruits. All in Eaittr boxti. 2.00 to 3.00 29 4 59' Set our enormous telection of ituffed animals, pull toys, me chanical toys, games everything to make your favorite child's Easter the merriest ever. Come in right away. 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