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PAGE TWO SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW SCANNING THE WEEK'S NEWS THE of M a in Street and the W orld Progress Reported in Peace Talks; Republican Accepts Clean-Up Job PEACE TALKS— A fter weeks of stalemate and pessimism, an un expected feeling of optim ism surrounded the Korean peace talks There were reports of a possible e a rly settlement^ However, the hard, core of disagreement on fundam ental issues w hich have delayed an arm istice have been shoved aside only te m p o ra rily and must be settled eventually. On three issues the Communists and A llies have reached agreem ent: (1) Red Cross teams from A llie d countries w ill w ork Jointly w ith nation al Red Cross representatives fro m Red China and Red Korea in handling the prisoner exchange; (2) The Communist c la rifie d th e ir stand on paroles. The oath would require only that prisoners re s tra in i-o m p a r ticip a tio n in the Korean War, instead of a ll "a cts of w a r" ; and -'$) The Communists agreed to re tu rn U.N. m ilita r y prisoners— about 11,500 m en—w ithin 30 days after an arm istice. » There was one development on the w orld scene, however, th a t could h u rt future peace talks. Jacob A. M a lik. Soviet representative In the U nited Nations general assembly, in a fin a l attem pt to frig h te n U.N. mem bers into agreeing to im m ediate discussion of the Korean question in the assembly, charged that the Anglo-Am erican block is not only pre pa rin g a th ird w orld war, but "th is w orld w a r has in fa ct begun.” Why should M a lik make such a statem ent i f agreem ent in Korea is near? A num ber of observers are wondering if the Chinese have fin a lly determ ined to have peace in Korea, even over the objection of th e ir Mos cow masters? And. is it an indication of the m uch rum ored split between Russia and China? The diplom ats may speculate and express th e ir hopes, but the people in the home towns of A m erica rem ain skeptical about the whole thing. In th e ir minds there are too m any unanswered questions. They are in clined to believe there w ill be peace when the documents are signed, th e prisoners exchanged, and th e ir sons are returned home. WASHINGTON 4D35 Taft Strength Falls THURSDAY, FEB 21, 1952 ; Modern Stadiums Dwarf Colosseum The C o lo o e u m a t Home, la rg est and m ost fa m u iis of R om an a m p h ith e a te r*, hud n Nenting ca pacity fo r between 4l),0(ft) nnd SO,- : INK) apectntora. It was b u ilt by tho i F la v ia n em perora and opened fo r use about 110 A. D. L a rg e s t a m - phitheatera in A m e rica today are the Loa Angelea M e m o ria l C o li seum , w hich has a seating capac ity o f 105,000 and S oldier F ie ld at C hicago, w ith 101,180 seats. M P A R T IA L GOP observers, who watched the jo ckeying of T a ft and Eisenhower forces at the San Francisco Republican strategy Lady Bullfighter meeting, came to the conclusion Marries Lionhuntcr that T a ft lost ground. There were three reasons fo r th e ir conclusion: Consuela C in tro n V e r r ill, n d u r 1. T a ft did not show up to greet ing young lady b u llfig h te r w ith the politicos. The senator had be 800 alaln bulla to her c re d it, m ude come irk e d at C hairm an Guy Ga- w o rld headlines re c e n tly b y brielson fo r opening up the confer m a rry in g a lio n h u n tc r fro m a ence to a ll candidates; so ended up w eathy and title Portuguese by g ivin g the gathering the cold fa m ily . Young g irls , as su jip le shoulder. I f he had attended, shak nnd p lia n t, as fearless and strong en hands, slapped a few backs, us boys engaged in the dungerous been one of the crowd, he m ig h t and sp e cta cu la r sp o rt o f b u ll- alm ost have sewed up the nom ina g ra p p lin g on the a ncien t Isln nd of tion. C rete, m ore thun 4,(MX) ye a rs ago. 2. V ic Johnson moved T a ft’ s head U n like th e ir m odern c o u n te rp a rt, quarters fro m the F a irm o n t hotel , Conchrtn C in tro n , who c a rrie d a AM ER IC A N S IN RED PRISON . . . Four A m ericana, held by the Reda in an unidentified C o m m u a h t prlnon where the m ain m eeting was held, deadly weapon in to the rin g , they ra m p in N orth Korea, pass th e ir tim e w ritin g letters. This photo Is one of several obtained recently by I.N .P . to the M a rk Hopkins hotel. I t rained ! entered barehanded, th e ir s k ill sta ff correspondent Dave Cicero fro n t Red sources in Korea and flashed to the United States by radio. A ccord j nnd w its th e ir o nly defense most o f the tim e and a lo t of the ing to the caption accompanying the picture, the four are id e n tified as follow s: Roy II. M cC lain, Rochell, III.; politicians did not go outside the against m o rta l danger. Quincy Moore, F a rm e rsville , C a lif.; R obert G o rr, Sheboygen, Wise.; and H illy Brown, Houston, Texas. It Is F a irm o n t. not known whether the names were given in le ft or to rig h t order. 3. Dave In g a lls' speech against Q u irk T h in k e r "g la m o r" and “ sex appeal” candi D u rin g the w a r the E n g lish told dates le ft a bad taste w ith the m ore n sto ry about a re lu c ta n t co n TRUMAN HEADLINES— President T rum an caused two recent head m oderate Republicans, especially s c rip t asked by the a rm y o cu list lines in newspapers across the nation that raised considerable specula the women. Though the speech was to read a c h a rt "W ii.it chart?** tion in the home towns of the nation. The firs t was his announcement aimed at Eisenhower, it happened asked the d raftee. "J u s t s it down that Gov. E a rl W arren o f C ali th a t he would not take p a rt in the New Ham pshire p rim a ry and calling in th a t c h a ir and I ' l l show y o u ." fornia, a statuesque and handsome the present system of presidential preference p rim aries in the states so "W h a t c h a ir? ” asked the m an. figure, sat on the p la tfo rm at the m uch "eyew ash". The second was his appointment of Newbold M orris, D eferred because of bad eyesight, a Republican, to head his long-heralded cleanup against government tim e of delivery, and m any people the d ra fte e w ent to a n earby thought i t was also directed at him . corruption. m ovie. When the lig h ts cam e on, There was considerable sym pathy As fo r his firs t statement. he was h o rrifie d Io d isco ve r the fo r Eisenhower and W arren as a President T ru m a n was correct oculist in the next seat. "E x c u s e result o f In g a lls’ speech. to a certain extent. As fa r as . m e ." said the co n scrip t ns c a lm ly D uring the San Francisco he is concerned personally the I ns he could, "d oe s th is bus go to meeting it was also noised about state p rim a ry system is "eye that T a ft had lost considerable wash” . A president can usually strength, including Louisiana, get the nom ination before the W a rning Oklahoma, Texas, and Indiana, actual balloting begins sim ply N otice in a ru ra l w e e k ly : *’ A ny- w hich he has been lis tin g as by announcing he w ill take it. ! one found near m y t hicken house “ s u re ." This seems to be the case w ith at n ig h t w ell be found next mom- President Trum an. However, Some G.O.P. politicos th in k that j in n .” fo r the p a rty out of power, state T a ft has reached his high point and p rim a rie s m ay accurately de that the slide downward has defi fine the trend of th in kin g in the n ite ly begun. Others counter that home towns and brin g added the Eisenhower forces are poorly Starts INSTANTLY to relieve strength to the w inning candi- P R E S ID E N T TRU M AN organized and it w ill take a lot of date. fum bles on T a ft’ s p a rt to lose. The President’ s statem ent was fu rth e r highlighted by the fact that a few days la te r he com pletely reversed h im s e lf and ordered his name not M ilita ry Waste be taken fro m the p rim a ry ballot. In a le tte r to the New H am pshire The fu ll scandal hasn’ t been told, Caused by Colds secretary o f state, T rum an explained he had been urged by the Demo Just nib un Mustxrole . it’s made c ra tic p a rty to leave his name on the ballot. The le tte r was also some but three U.S. a ir bases in French ra,M>i-ially to promptly rrlirv. rouyks, thing of an apology to New H am pshire voters who p a rty officials fe lt Morocco have suddenly been aban •<>ru thrust suit schlny rhrat muiM-Ira doned in the m iddle o f construc m ig h t be offended by T ru m a n ’ s "eyew ash" statement. <lur toroids. M ilstrrole actually hrlpa tion. Over one m illio n dollars had break up local congestion In tho u|w As fo r the second headlines, home towners who have become skeptical im t bronchial tract, noon ami throat. already been spent on the three JE W ISH VETS C O M M AN DER M EETS CHIANGS . . . In Taipch, Form osa, Paul G ln s b rrf, national com about any cleanup of Washington corruption, where asking themselves In 3 strciigtha. bases—when suddenly the Pentagon m ander of the U.S. Jewish w a r veterans, chats w ith G eneralissim o Chiang Kai-shek and the ".M lsalm o" d u r ju s t w hat is the true significance of the appointm ent of M o rris, a h ighly changed its m ind and decided not ing his recent v is it to Formosa as p a rt of his fa r east tour. A fte r his Form osa v is it, G insberg said at a Hong respected la w y e r and a self-styled A braham Lincoln Republican, to the to build them . Kong press conference that he believes there w ill be a cease-fire and a rm istice in Korea. He said also that job that has been refused several times. Chiang told him that he believed the use of 30,000 N a tio n alist troops In Korea would help overcome the The senate preparedness com Generally, the reaction was mixed, depending on w hich side of the language d iffic u ltie s which at present prevent Chinese C om m unist troops fro m surrender to the Cnlted m ittee is quietly in ve stig atin g who p o litica l fence the observer was on. Republicans, voicing suspicion, said N ations forces. is responsible fo r this expensive they hoped it was not a plant on the part of the ad m in istra tio n to use boner. One report is th a t the a ir M o rris as a window dressing w hile sabotaging his efforts to clean house. strips w e re n 't b u ilt on solid ground Democrats praised the appointment, saying his selection should be re and sank into the sand; another re assuring to the people. p o rt is th a t the ra in y season flooded out at least one base. DENTURE CLEANSER BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN— The State departm ent has issued a report of conditions behind the Iro n C urtain that w ill be of interest to every home tow ner who has wondered ju s t how the " little people” in Stalin Gets Mad Soviet controlled te rrito ry feel. The in fo rm a tio n was accumulated from I f we get discouraged over gov -Since using OKA my denture is aL interview s w ith refugees and has been set out in six points: way« denn and sparkling,” aaya Max ernm ent waste and e fficiency here N. S c rlic k , Portland, Me. (1) Most of the refugees d isliked S talin and other Soviet leaders and at home, it m ig h t pay to look at an most of them denounced the C om m unist chiefs " in term s of unmeasured o ffic ia l re p o rt fro m Moscow that D E N T IS T S P R A IS E ORA abuse” . M arshal S talin has secretly visited In a survey, an overwhelming major (2) They appeared to believe th a t w a r between Russia and the U n it Russian shipyards in the B a ltic to ity of dentists praised this marvelous new cleanser. No harmful brushing ed States “ is alm ost in e v ita b le " and eould be prevented only if the men fin d out w h a t’s holding up his plan thnt can ruin dentures. Just place in in the K re m lin feel it would be suicidal fo r them. to build a pow erful fleet of super OKA solution for 15 minutes or over battleships. (3) The sorest n a tio n a lity problem in the Soviet is anti-Semitism. night. Remove, tobacco staina. OKA ia gunrnnteed not to hnrm dentures. A m erican observers report (4) The u ltim a te goal of w orld dom ination held by the K re m lin is Oct ORA today. AU druggists. that S talin was furious a t the considered to be unchanged. B u t the means by which the Red command A Product of McKesson * Robbins, Inc. excuses his ad m ira ls have been moves tow ard that goal is h ighly fle xib le and involves "secrecy, decep giving fo r Russia’s fa ilu re to tion and te rro r as basic ingredients.” tu rn out a single new battleship (5) The standard of liv in g in the Soviet Union is so low as to arouse since 1939. discontent and is responsible fo r much crim e and other social problems. Therefore, accompanied by 200 (6) Although dissatisfaction w ith the present regim e exists, a serious problem would exist in Russia i f the Communist regim e were to collapse secret police, he personally in or be overthrow n. I t would be necessary fo r the Russian people to under spected the naval installations where three 50,000-ton battleships are un go a process of re-education. der construction. The in e fficie ncy BRITAIN — G reat B rita in , beset by economic woes and the breaking and blunders he saw, especially at down of relations w ith m any fo rm e r subjects in fa r corners of the E m Gdynia, in fu ria te d him even more, When kidney function alows down, many pire, has entered a period of m ourning fo r K ing George V I who died and Stalin has now ordered a com folk« complain of nagging barksebe. loss of pup and energy, headsehes and dixxlneaa. F e b ru a ry 6. plete purge of the Russian adm irals Don't sufTur longer with thraa dlaromforta If reduced kidney function fa getting you responsible. Only a few days before his death, K ing George made his firs t public down—due to such common causes aa stress appearance a fte r a long and serious illness, to wave bon voyage to the and strain, over-exertion or exposure to cold. Minor bladder Irritation! duo to cold, plane that was to c a rry Princess Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke dampness or wrong diet may cause getting W ell-Suited Congressman o f Edinburgh, on th e ir commonwealth tour. Up nights or frequent passages. NATO N A V A L C O M M AN D E R AND S TA F F C H IE F . . . A d m ira l Lynde P L A N W E D D IN G . . . Eddie C rls- J Some strange things have gone Don't neglect your kidneys If these condi K in g George V I was one of G reat B rita in ’s most beloved monarchs. D. M cC orm ick (rig h t), new ly-appointed supreme com m ander of the tions bother you. Try Doan's I’illw- a mild anelli Is In ja il In Kan Pedro, C a lif., And it was during his reign th a t the B ritis h E m p ire struggled through on in the offices of congressmen. diuretic. Used surraaafully by millions for N orth A tla n tic tre a ty naval forces, and A d m ira l Cato D. G lover, named on a b u rg la ry charge, but that Isn’t over 60 years. While olten otherwise caused. There was the late senator from its greatest crisis—W orld W ar I I and the years of economic stra in that It’s amazing how many times Doan'a give M cC o rm ick’s chief of sta ff, look at a w orld globe surrounded by m in ia a b a rrie r to plans fo r a new life . followed. E lizabeth now becomes Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh F lo rid a , P a rk T ra m m e ll, who slept happy relief from these discomforts—help tu re flags of NATO nations at the NATO naval c h ie f’s headquarters in He was visited by M arlene Easom, th«r 16 ml lee of kidney tubes and filters in his office, never rented a hotel her Prince Consort. T heir son, Prince Charles, is h e ir apparent. N o rfo lk, Va. M cC o rm ick’s appointm ent makes N o rfo lk, Va., the naval flush out waste. Gat Doan's Pills today I who told h im , "I love you and want or a p artm ent in Washington. equivalent of P aris, France, in the NATO com m and setup fo r the to m a rry you.” H er m other has Then there was his opposite num defense of the tree w orld. given consent to th e ir m a rria g e . ber fro m New Y ork, Charles A. Buckley, who became known as the W N U -1 3 ___________________ „ „ 52 “ phantom congressm an," because he was ra re ly in his o ffice or, fo r th a t m a tte r, in Washington. Buckley is s till in congress, but his attend ance record is m uch b etter since he became chairm an of the public works com m ittee. Pains of Arthritis, Rheumatism, Other congressmen have used Neuritis, Lumbago, BursitisA- th e ir offices, furnished free by the taxpayers, to prom ote per Relief Can Start In Minutes sonal enterprises or as propa Egyptian rioters are shown after they surrendered to British troops in ganda m ills fo r lobbies, while, the Suez canal zone. During the past few weeks all has been calm in Egypt ....................CV ■ — TV.BIU I W I A I O l i n i du rin g p rohibition, several house for relief. You simply apply HUM as the new Premier conducts talks with the British in an attempt to settle m em bers were accused of boot right at the point of pain and bless« the Suez and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan problems. legging. relief sta rtin g penetration beneath tl akin gets under way. Of course there However, Congressman Pat THE PUBLIC D E Iil a reason for thia wonder-working ne Sutton of Tennessee has come external fast pain relief medicine. up w ith a brand new tw ist. /f a methacholine, a recent chomlci Sutton has made a p ro fita b le side horn of research in a great laborator* o,TM oiwr?peediIy to ai<l Penetration < line o f selling m en’ s suits in his As congress battles over a new estimated. SU R IN ■ p ain -q u ellin g in gred ien t capitol h ill sanctum . The Tennes Mebhneholine also causes deeper, longei budget, the p u b lic ’s debt nears an F ig u rin g the public debt across sean gets the suits wholesale fro m lasting pain relief and increased spce< a ll-tim e record w ith federal, state the nation on a per capita basis, his father-in-law , who has a store In up^of local blood supply, and local governm ents together ow every man, woman and child is in Law renceburg, Tenn. on ebyonle s kurumaucs rheumatics in large ui hospital _ ▼•«•slty .. ----- HUH, r e it u e brought r t o id fnMt relief to 73 ing a to ta l o f 282.3 b illio n dollars. the red $1,829, due to the combined patients and in horns-for-the-aged 77%. T SKIN G R A FT SUCCESS FOR TW INS . . . In San Antonio, Texas, P vt. O f this sum, 255.2 b illio n was fed indebtedness of federal, state and tai y different from old-fashioned rubs a GOVERNOR ACCUSED . . . Gov liniments, modern HUItIN brings fa e te r i Washington Pipeline Leonard K ojow skl (In wheel ch a ir) visits bedside of his Identical tw in , eral, 6.4 b illio n state, 20.7 b illio n local governments. Each Am erican e rn o r W illia m Beardsley of Iow a lier longer without burning or blisterir Leo, who suffered severe burns fro m a phosphorous bomb In Korea. without unpleasant odor or greaae. filmc "ow es” $1,653 because o f Uncle was accused In W ashington of be local. A tto rn e y General M cG rath has smooth on HIJPIN at the point o f pain ai Leonard gave Leo a new lease on life in a skin g ra ft of 210 square Inches. in g g u ilty of tax fra u d and of being Since 1946, when the public debt Sam’ s debts, $41 fo r state indebted not held one single press conference feel pain ease In minutes. Money-hack a ty o drug store If KURIN doesn't relieve m is. Doctors fle w Leonard back fro m Korea fo r the operation because skin given "p re fe re n tia l tre a tm e n t" by was 285.3 b illio n , state and local ness and $134 due to the borrow ing since he took office. M any editors pain faster and better than anything you' g ra fts fro m one tw in to another are perm anent and do not slough off. w onder why he isn’ t w illin g to an the governm ent. The charge was ever used. A generous Jar costs 11.26. • S t / l t l debt has clim bed 70 per cent, i t was of local governments. Both had a bandage check and are reported doing w ell. <« not n cure Jor a n y o f theee condition*. swer questions lik e other officials. made by Rep. O’B rie n (D ., III.) McKesson ft Robbins, loc.. Bridgeport 9, Co« I SORETHROAT MUSTEROLE HE SAYS ORA /s eesn Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache D oan s P ills “ M iracle Drug” say SURIN Users Each Individual's Share Is $1,829 4
