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0 o o GO o o o o 0 9? O o o o o o O on o o O o C3 oo o o O V) o ooo Q o o 0oo o o O o o o n O o O O GO o O Summit Leaders Hope To Crack Long Standing Deadlock on Disarmament 2c 'MAD- TIWMMiii Or. TSri, Miy 5, IW GET OUTA MY FUH1 Meow phjft," ably is over who will have custody of snaps this gray Persian cat as she takes a the week-old kitten, adopted recently by the swipe at Donald Duck, owned by Kenny duck. McClure, Cleburne, Tex. The squabble prob- (UPI Telephoto t lit r- WINS PULITZER PHIZE United Press International News pictures staff photographer Andrew Lopez, has won the 1980 Pulitzer Prize for Photography for a picture series on Cuban executions. The above photo, one of the series, show former Batista Army Capt. Isidoro Lopez being carried from his prison cell In Colon, Cuba, after an unsuccessful suicide attempt. Isidoro Lopez had been found guilty by a Castro tribunal of having caused deaths of 30 persons. UPI Telephoto) Mrs. Neuberger To Visit Medford Portland-TOPO-Mrs. Maurine Neuberger, candidate for her late husband's Senate seat, will return here May 11, her local headquarters said Wednesday. Mrs. Neuberger is in Wash ington, D.C. closing the office of the late Sen. Richard L. Neuberger. She will return by train. On the day of her arrival she plans an afternoon news conference and a speech that night to the Oregon Federated Women's Clubs here. She will take part May 12 and 13 in the Oregon Democratic Women's Peace Conference. On May 14 she will accompany former California Congress woman Helen Gahagan Douglas to Medford to attend the Roose velt Memorial dinner there Her schedule calls for her to be in Grants Pass and Rose- burg May 18; Coos Bay the morning and afternon of May 16; Eugene and Lane county the evening of May 16 and all day May 17; Linn and Benton counties May 18, and Marion county May 19. Escapees Hated Stormy Weather Livingston, Tenn. - Two prisoners broke out of jail and ran up a 180-foot high perch atop a water tower. Sheriff's deputies looked at the sky. sniffed the air and settled back In their ors for a short wait. The runaways were back in custody soon after the thunderstorm broke loose. By JOSEPH W. GAIGG Piris-dTD-The summit lead ers hope tt their Paris meet ing to crick through 15-year-old list-West deadlock on duwrniinient. But first they must find an answer to the problem that has eluded Russia and the West almost since the end of World War II-how to devise a control system that prevents cheating. Without such guarantees the West feels it would have no security. There would be no certainty that if the Unit ed States and its Allies throw away all their planes, rockets and H-bombs, the Russians might not cheat and keep some of theirs. The result would be disas trous for the West. That is why the Western Allies insist on built-in guarantees against cheating. So far the Russians have refused to give them. Make Little Headway The Western Allies and the Soviet bloc have been strug gling with this problem in the 10-nation Geneva disarm ament talks since March 15 without making much head way. The summit leaders may have to provide the answer. After complete stalemate on disarmament since 1957 the Soviets and the Western Allies went to the Geneva talks with two rival disarm ament plans. The Western plan provided for gradual, balanced and carefully policed disarmament without any definite time limit. The Soviet plan called for total world disarmament with in four years. Let's agree to disarm first and then talk about controls afterwards," reiterated Soviet delegation chief Valerian Zor in each time the West brought up the question ot guarantees against cheating. Hope for Break The West hopes Khrush chev himself may crack the deadlock at the summit by agreeing to the kind of con trols the West feels it must have. One hopeful sign, which be came clear early in the Ge neva talks, was that both sides are aware that, although the problem is the same as 13 years ago, the danger Is infinitely more deadly. It involves not only con ventional armies and weap ons, but nuclear weapons and inter-continental rocked of mass destruction. Within a few years, both sides have admitted, it almost certainly will involve outer space satellites with nuclear warhcads-the ultimate weap on which France's disarma ment expert Jules Moch warn ed would be "hanging over our heads like thousands of Swords of Damocles." The summit leaders will be aware thnt time Is running out on chances of agreeing to outlaw them. Now tA Hound Haf Moom Srvic Chicago Now comes room, service for dogs. , A dog food manufacturer and i coast-to-coast motel chain have teamed up to pro vide free dog dinners for ci nine guests. Washington aw The Ore gon Stale Board of Higher Education has applied to the federal communications com mission for permission to op erate an education channel 10 television station at Eugene. Fascinctfing Facts About Insect Dlood Uncovered sumaoiy Decause oi wter csj laying responsibilities. Special microscopic equip ment is uaed in the studies. A fraction of a drop of blood is euuicieiil to stutiy. Corvallis-Some fascinating facts about insect blood - how it can be used like finger print, to identify specie; of Insects the eye can't separate, and how the color and quan tity varies - has been uncover ed in basie research at Ore gon State college. The studies by Dr. William P. Stephen, research ento mologist, are a phase of long renge data gathering for pest control and teaching programs and provide new information about some patterns of Insect development. Some species of Insects may the Dr. look exactly alike but blood "type" is different Stephen pointed out. C3mKilie f l4 The composition of iiuect blood is similar in some ways to man's, but the color differs. Insect blood Is ordinarily food to the tissues. Air vents in insect dirctle erve the muscle tissue with oxtgen without help from th"vry simple BIojj4 systvn, atiurd- ing to Stephen. Insect blood clou remarkably fast in some case as t protective median- translucent, but the color is ism often influenced by what the Surprisingly enough, some insect eats. Grasshopper blood I of the higher groups of insects takes on a green-grass tinge at times and insects fed red beets came up with reddish blood. The insect blood has only one of the two major purposes of human blood-that of carry- ' U'Dini onA hiaa hav urv little blood compared to roach es, grubs, beetles and lies. 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