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Ellensburg (U.R) A 40-man
search party combed the ridge
strewn area in the Teanaway
river country west of here today
for an Army paratrooper missing
sinc Sunday when he bailecj, out
of a spinning Air Force plane in
a hePy snowstorm.
Kittitas County Sheriff Bob
Dorsey identified the missing
soldier as Sgt. J. H. Horan, 23,
Maynard, Mass.
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Horan was en route to Seattle
to meet his wife and two chil-
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dren who are scheduled to arrive
from the Orient Thursday, Dor
sey said. He was on a 15-day
leave from Fort Bragg, N. C.
Dorsey said the search party
planned to comb the western
portion of the territory where
Horan is believed to be. Yester
day, a search of the eastern por
tion of the Teanaway river
country failed to turn up any
sign of the missing paratrooper.
Snowstorms and a low ceiling
have hampered an aerial search
ever since Horan first was re
ported missing.
Survival Possible
Dorsey said Horan is an "ex
perienced soldier and might be
able to survive. But his chances
are beginning to look pretty
slim now."
Army authorities said Horan
left Fort Bragg last Tuesday for
Seattle to meet his wife, Teruko,
of Miazaki, Japan, and his two
children. Horan's outfit returned
from Japan in July.
Ordered To Bail Out
Maj. Glen Pebles, commander
of the 757th Aircraft Control
Train Smashes Auto;
Two Escape Uninjured
Portland (U.R) Car was
struck by a locomotive and flat
tened against a concrete pillar
today but the two men in the
car escaped without apparent
serious injuries.
One man, who was not imme
diately identified, freed himself
.from the wreckage. But it took
police and firemen 20 minutes
to free Terrarice D. ' Cosgrove,
33, Bearverton. Cosgrove suffer
ed possible leg injuries and was
taken to Good Samaritan hos
pital for an examination.
Old Faithful, Yellowstone's
most famous geyser, spots at
almost regular intervals that oc
cur approximately 60 minutes
apart.
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Army Paratrooper
and Warning Squadron at Blaine,
Wash., said he and two com
panions were on a training flight
to eastern Washington in a C-45
during the week-end. They
picked up Horan as a hitchhiker
at Larson 'Air Force Base at
Moses Lake and were en route
Britain Tightens
Control on Arms
For Middle East
London (U.R) Britain has
tightened Mid East arms controls
to cut off any further shipments
to Egypt such as the consign
ment of 15 British tanks that
passed through Antwerp to
Egypt, the Foreign Office said
today.
The obsolete Valentine tanks
had been sold as scrap to a Bel
gian who restored them to fight
ing trim and loaded them aboard
ship for Egypt yesterday at Ant
werp. Asked for comment at today's
midday Foreign Office press con
ference, an official British
spokesman said:
Wants To Avoid Arms Race
"It is the concern of the
United Kingdom government to
see that nothing is done to start
an arms race.
"We have control of the ex
port of military and war mater
ials." During the past week regula
tions governing British export of
scrap war material has been-
tightened with a view to pre
venting eventual deliveries to
countries not disclosed at the
time the export license was ap
plied for, the British spokesman
said.
He said Britain was unable to
intervene in time because of the
legal situation.
It is the hope of the Foreign
Office that yesterday's Antwerp
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to the coast when the plane
went into a spin.
Pebles ordered Horan and the
other two men to bail out. Hor
an leaped first and Pebles . re
gained control of the plane be
fore the other men jumped. The
pilot returned to Larson AFB.
Creditors Shun
Willing Payer
Clatskanie Farmer Dave
Coons, 72, said today he wished
some of his creditors would
come around so he could pay
them, even though legally he
doesn't have to.
Coons inserted an ad in a Port
land newspaper last week in
which he said: "WANTED, all of
my creditors from 1930 to date.
I am ready to pay."
So far, he said, he hasn't been
approached.
Coons, who lives near here,
says he has had good financial
success during the past 10 years.
Besides being a farmer he deals
in timber and land.
But it wasn't always so.
He said a wood and coal busi
ness in Portland went bankrupt
in 1937 and he left $3300 in un
paid bills. In 1927 bad luck re
sulted in his owing creditors
$26,000 in California. He has
paid some $6000 of this.
"A debt is forever no mat
ter what the law says, so I want
to clean them off," he said.
Republic of Korea
Buys Northwest Wheat
Portland (U.R) Republic
of Korea has purchased 9500
fons of Northwest " wheat for
January delivery.
The purchase was 65 per cent
soft wheat and 35 per cent hard
red winter grade.
shipment will be the last of its
kind, the spokesman said.
GRAIN -NEUTRAL SPIRITS
Avowed Candidate
Ready To Reveal
Campaign Aides
Washington (U.R) Sen. Estes
Kefauver (D-Tenn.) has tenta
tively decided to challenge Adlai
E. Stevenson in Florida's presi
dential primary next May, in
formed sources said today.
Formal announcement of the
decision could come today. Ke
fauver called an afternoon news
conference to discuss further his
plans for entering state pri
maries in his bid for the Demo
cratic nomination. He also was
ready to announce selection of
his key campaign aides.
Most Likely Additions
Sources close to the lanky
Tennessean said the April 3 pri
mary in Wisconsin and Florida's
primary May 29 are the most
likely additions to his primary
schedule. He announced pre
viously he will campaign in New
Hampshire and California.
To date, the June 5 California
contest provides the only sure
meeting between Kefauver and
Stevenson. A Florida announce
ment by Kefauver would pro
vide another.
Such an announcement, if not
made today, is anticipated soon.
Kefauver has been planning a
holiday-week trip to Florida
wher-e he may appear as a speak
er and as a spectator at football
bowl games.
Aides Well Identified
Some of Kefauver's campaign
aides became pretty well identi
fied in the weeks before he for
mally announced his candidacy.
F. Joseph (Jiggs) Donahue,
Washington attorney and for
mer member of the D. C. Board
of Commissioners, was expected
to be named as campaign chair
man. J. Howard McGrath, former
Rhode Island senator, and one
time attorney general under the
administration of former Presi
dent Truman, was another ex
pected to have some role in the
campaign. He was an early sup
porter of Kefauver's candidacy.
4-H Club News
Eagle Point 4-H Dairy Club
The Eagle Point 4-H Dairy
club met at the Carrolls' home
Dec. 13. The meeting was called
to order by President Sally
Mongold. Outline of the year's
program is to be done by a com
mittee consisting of Jerry Mc
Donald, Bonnie Gorbeing, and
Frances Huffman. David Hughes
was named chairman.
Larry Tweedy of Medford
showed movies on raising good
heifer calves.
The club will have a holiday
party Dec. 27. It will be at the
Palm's residence. The mothers
are to serve refreshments.
Bob McDonald, 4-H club
leader, suggested that the club
pledge a sum of money for the
new hospital in Medford. The
club paid a surprise visit to Bob
McDonald on his birthday Dec.
11, and presented him with a
new leather wallet.
Jerry McDonald
Reporter
Upper Rogue Beef Club
The club met Dec. 5 at the
home of Henry Conner. Five
members were present and he
had two visitors. .
The discussion was of new
"wonder feeds" for cattle in the
future. For- the next meeting
Henry Conner will report on
that subject with the help of
some bulletins.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Velma Peile, Jan.
2, at 7:30 p.m. "
Velma Peile
"Secretary.
New Trial Motion
Filed for Mrs. Fong
Portland (U.R) A motion
asking that a second degree mur
der verdict against Mrs. Sherry
Fong be set aside and a new
trial ordered was filed today
by her attorney, Irving Good
man. .
Mrs-. Fong, was recently con
victed in the 1954 death of 16-year-old
Diane Hank.
Goodman filed the' 22-page
motion with Circuit Judge . Al
fred P. Dobson. He claimed the
state failed to present sufficient
evidence to sustain the verdict.
OFFICER TO RETIRE
Portland (U.R) Ben A. Hund
ley, administrative officer for
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serv
ice here, will retire Dec. 31 after
35 years of federal service.
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Brothers Reunited
At Portland Station
After 47 Years Apart
Portland '(U.R) Two brothers
who hadn't seen each other since
1908 were reunited here today
after each had waited half an
hour in the Union depot with
out knowing the other was there.
George Kitto, 74, Chicago, and
Arthur S. Kitto, 72, Portland,
shook hands warmly as cam
eras ground and flashbulbs pop
ped. They had not seen each
other since 47 years ago in Du
luth, Minn.
Stayed in Hotel
George had been scheduled to
arrive frcJm San Francisco 'by
train at 8:45' a.m. but came in
late last night instead and stay
ed in a hotel until it was time
to go meet his brother. He said
he took an earlier train because
it was storming so hard in the
Bay area.
Arthur was in the waiting
room and failed to recognize his
brother, thinking at first he was
a railroad or a press representa
tive. Finally a reporter noticed
a resemblance and informed
Arthur his brother was in the
group he had been watching.
George denied reports that
he and his brother had, parted
over an argument. "We just
never corresponded, that's all,"
he said
After they posed for pictures
they walked arm-in-arm to a
waiting car and drove to Ar
thur's home for breakfast. His
wife, Carol, was at their la
meeting in 1908, accompanying
the brothers to a movie that day,
George recalled.
Lot of Catching Up
The reunion was to be a short
one. George planned to take a
train tomorrow afternoon for
Virginia, Minn., to spend Christ
mas with a younger sister. In the
meantime, they had a lot of
catching up to do.
George works in the mail and
Rita Hayworth
Reaches New York
New York (U.R) Actress
Rita Hayworth arrived aboard
the liner He de France today for
"some business affairs" and a
Christmas in California without
her two children, who remain
ed in France with her former
husband, Aly Khan.
Miss Hayworth said she would
be in California on Dec. 27 for
"the court case" in her breach
of contract fight with Columbia
Pictures. The actress will fly to
the coast earlier, however, to
spend Christmas after visiting
"a couple of days" with friends
here, she said.
Report Said 'Ridiculous'
Miss Hayworth denied as "ri
diculous" a report that she was
traveling with Egyptian film
producer Raymond Hakim.
She acknowledged knowing
him but said "Mr. Hakim is not
aboard."
Miss Hayworth's daughters,
Yasmin, born of her. marriage
to Aly Khan, and Rebecca of an
earlier marriage to Orson Wells
remained with Prince Aly at
Cannes. She said they would go
with him later to Nejev in the
French Alps and she will join
them there in January as soon
as her legal problems are over.
Miss Hayworth was divorced
from her most recent husband,
singer Dick Haymes, while she
visited in France.
Western Airlines
Strike Postponed
Chicago (U.R) A strike
scheduled for tomorrow against
Western Airlines has been post
poned by the Air Line Pilots as
sociation. .
The union yesterday accepted
an offer by the National Media
tion Board in Washington to de
lay the walkout while efforts
are made to settle a wage con
tract dispute by mediation.
The pilots union said its ne
gotiation will meet here today
with Leverett Edwards, chair
man of the Federal Mediation
Board, and company representa
tives. Western Airlines serves 45
cities in 12 Western states and
Canada.
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