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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN TfERAIiP AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATWtlUV, OCTOBER Iran Bucks U.S. Move To Settle Oil Dispute UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.. t New Iranian opposition to any se curity council intervention In the British-Iranian oil dispute clouded V. 8. eUnrta today to Itnd solu tion to the problem. The council has scheduled a meeting for Monday to consider double-edged British resolution. The U. S. has announced l' support of the British draft, and bas been urging It on ollicrs. REJECTION But the Iranian spokesman, dep uty Premier Hossein Pateml, told reporter! last nlRht that the se curity council haa no business in the dispute. He has rejected any thing other than direct negotia tions with the British for compen sn tlon on the Anglo-Iranian oil Spud Festival Prizes Listed MERRILL A total of 5 is available for prises lor spua ana other agricultural exhibits at the Klamath basin potato festival here October 19-20-The crime award J"5 and a cup will be given to the potato farmer adjudged the champ spud grower In the state. Entries of 60 pounas oi commercial t-n gems, unwashed, are expected in from many local growers as well as spud farmers from Crook. De schutes and Jelierson counties. Second nriie is $50. third 25. White rose commercial spuds, 50 pounds exhibit, rate a top prise of sja or cup. secona 910 uutu iu. Other crises are: Lot 2, least number US No. 1 netted gems to make 100 pounds xio. Lot 3, largest single US No. I Lot - freakiest potato 55. Lot S. certified seed potatoes. (0-pound exhibit, netted gems first cri 50 or cup. second 30, third $16: white rose first $35 or cup, second 115. third sio. Lot 6. miscellaneous. Largest sugar beet S3, second M: largest pumpkin 13. second S3: largest cabbage $3, second $3: best onions. aisike clover seeo. nanncnen oar lev, six-row barley, wheat, rye, oats, turnips, carrots, flax, 5 each. Lot T. culinary. Canned pears, peaches or plums $5 each; canned vegetables, corn, string beans, beets 5 each. Lot 8, 4-H spud growers only, entries 25 pounds and completed record book: commercial netted gems US No. 1, first prise scholar ship to 1953 4-H summer scnooi; seed potatoes first prize simi lar scholarship. Lot 9, PP potato growers only, commercial S No- 1 netted gems 25-pounds, (10; seed potatoes, 35 pounds, $10. Lot 10, miscellaneous, 4-H and FFA members only, $5 for best entry of wheat, two-row barley, rye, oats, aisike clover seed, strawberry clover seed, alfalfa seed, onions, carrots, sugar beets, cabbage. Exhibitors should notify festival headquarters of intent - to enter not later man next weonesaay, and must use labels and tags fur 1.1 I ! ,U. lu,4n.t.,-.A All hiblts in Lots 1, 3, 3, 4, 5, B and 8 are to remain property 01 me festival. All other exhibits must be claimed by October 22. and any not claimed by October 24 will be forfeited. If there are fewer entries than premiums in any lot the judge is not required to award the first prize if entries .are of inferior quality. Exhibits should be de livered at Merrill high school Thursday, October 18. Any produce not listed may be exhibited if desired and arrange ments &rp made with festival headauarters. Ribbons representing first priie hi all lots and classes to ds placed on winning exhibits and must be presented-at festival headquarters Monday, October 22, for the awards. Women Protest Flag Treatment NEW YORK. W The New York chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy is up in arms over what it calls "desecration of the Confederate flag. The chapter adopted a resolu tion yesterday condemning use of the rebel flag, by both Yankees and southerners, for car decora tions, neckties, souvenirs and for "political purposes." In some sections of the country. "hot-rodders" college students and others have been flying Confed erate nags on weir cars. DANCE You'll enjoy it! AT THE RED BARN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DORRIS LES GARDNER WESTERN SWING BAND Dancing iforti or 9:30 Broadcast at 10 over KFJI Adm. $1 nronerttes. and then only on the basts of the new oil nalionattutton laws in Iran, Fateml also rejected a proposal by the international cooperative petroleum association for a "neu tral" board to administer the Iran oil properties. He lett one avenue open. He said If any government or individual would serve as middle man, Iran would consider resump tion of talks with Britain. But he Insisted reueatedly that the security council must take the stand that it has no Jurisdic tion. The British resolution not onlv calls on the security council to rati fy an international court recom mendation In the dispute, but to make resumption of talks a coun cil project. The court decision rec-1 ommended that Iran hold up its oil natlonallratlon program until there could be such talks. WAN Sir PORT Because of Iran's protest at the implied stigma that the court de cision threw on Iran in the dis pute, there was a strong indica tion that at least four countries might side with the Iranian point of view and decide that the coun cil had no right to sit tn Judgment. India, Russia, Yugoslavia and China were rumored to be taking that stand. Some sources rerort ej Ecuador was on the fence. ? .At"iC:r-: mi Scientists Eye Several Space Travel Problems Citizenship Class Slated A class in cltiienshlp has been scheduled to begin Monday night tn room 308, KUHS. and will run for 10 weeks thereafter. The class, running' from 7 to 9 p.m.. will be taught by Mrs. Donald Ross. The class is being sponsored by the public school system, and a fee of $7 will be assessed for the 10 week training period. Last year, according to Mrs. Ross, there were 15 foreign-born students in the class. This year so far there have been eight sign up. with room for many more. The schooling prepares the fu ture citizens for their naturalisa tion and voting, as well as local government. A variety of countries may be presented last year there were two Yugoslavs. ' This year already there are registered former resi dents of Belgium, Cuba, Mexico and Italy. Tule Pushes Water Search TULELAKE This city's ouest for good water continues. An unofficial test of water pumped from the new depth of leei in the city s wen shows 16 grains of hardness, a degree comparable to water used since the well was first drilled. A previous test, believed to have been drawn from a cross channel of softer water showed 7'j grains oi hardness. Heavy pumping apparently ex hausted the softer supply. An extra 100 gallons of water per minute was gained by drilling to the new depth and 275 gallons per minute is now available, ac cording to Al Porter, city water commissioner. Porter and .others believe that drilling to a greater depth may yet provide the answer to the city's need for palatable soft water. Drilling of another deep well would cost from $50,000 to $60,000. Another suggestion under consid eration Is the bringing of water from near Bryant mountain in the vicinity of Malln via pipe line, at a- probable cost of $250,000 to $300,000. Water from the deep well Is alkaline nd unpalatable and many of the local residents buy water brought here by truck from points south. Original depth of the deep well was slightly over 2000 feet. 1 Aliens Nabbed On Ranches SAN FRANCISCO. Wt The Ex aminer said today hundreds of de sorting Indian seamen, most of them Hindus from Pakistan, are migrating to California from all parts of the United States. The newspaper quoted Dirt. Im migration Director Bruce Barber as saying 200 alien seamen face deportation. He said most of the seamen were arrested by immigration agents In raids on northern California ranches. PVT. CLEO BRYANT, son of Levi Bryant, Beatty, has completed his air force basic training at Lackland field, Texas. Winter Vets Coming Home WASHINGTON. Itl Pentagon planners say few veterans of Usl winter's fighting In Korea must en dure another winter there. Members or the senate armed services committee told newsmen yesterday they had that assurance By HOWARD W. ItLAKKSLKE A. r. tk-lrure Editor NEW YORK. Amailnu heat out where Interplanetary ahiu would lly was described today to a -space iravri symposium at the Havam planetarium. It Is the first American space symposium. After your ship left the protec tion of the earth's atmosphere, your danger would be getting too nu rnuirr uian coio. me beat la from the naked rays of (he suit Only the very best rellectlng metals on the ships skin would keep the passengers from unbear able heat. Even the heat from :.l--"jr v. it. h, Si .. x IS 4aitjr Bomb-Shelter Survey Slated Auoihrr trouble, lliibrr Mild, jg Juld be your luck ol weight. You fr mid feel as II you were fulling I lo a bottomless pit. There could I a lot of surprises. A slight push 1 1. WASHINGTON iTl,. i.a , civil defense sending experts to 70 hcuvlly-popu-lated cities throughout the nation, r K '"" uumu-aiiciier survey iiu. , TT . u,r passengers defense. I mho? ... ?i clv" ' ! bul P-'' rlky mrnt r Hi ..Y.' r?.urr;l"" w'ka. existing buildings, and ol the modi flcatlons needed to make thorn suit- bodies of other pa&sengors would be imcomfurluble. Tills heat problem was reported by Dr. Helm (Isber, ol the U. 8. inr force school of aviation medi cine, Itnnilolph field, Tex. He was one of the leading German scien tists of world war two. 1IOTTOMLKSS would would into be Willi hunds or leet might catapult you across the cabin. There Is likely to be a new form of seasickness, known as sput-e sickness. This, lluber said, could incapacitate and entire crew. Our livers, suld Huber, ulreudy are up ut altitudes where there Is only 13 seconds to reniuln con scious if an accident decompress es the air in the cabin. Hut there Is comfort In the (net that tills risk Is already at Its very worst. No ma'ter how far out In space, you will still have 13 seconds. Cosmic rays the atoms o ninny kinds that tlv ull thrniiuli will cause radioactivity .inside a 1 4 J & I space ship. Not enough to harm AlflC I lllnNF in a Ilium of a IH' niUJ VUIMIII a New Peacetime Spendir Record Set by Conarc; WASHINGTON. Mi-Tlie lirenenl t'niiuiesii hs liiuken Hie peace time record fur I lie amount ap pnilirliiled mill still linn luiii' big appropriations lu handle bclora it uiljmitiin. TWo bills passed by the senate and sent In Hie While Hnuse yes lonliiy raised lo l.I;i1 uoo.ucH) HI) tolal liiiuh approved Ihus far to run Ilia government in tha cur- MRS. PERCY MURRAY, representing the camp fire girls in this years com munity chest campaign, hearts the business and pro fess Ion a 1 division in tlm local drive. Mayor's Wife in Dr. Fred L. Whipple, Harvard astronomer, said that II vou should nm.MINGHAM, Ala., T Mrs Thev also will nut. ctatlons as to construction of group. pS,'i',e"fr!, Ynere Prooer teller facilities are lacking. The cities to be visited were not named. FCDA official hnv .uti..,, 1 from Gen. John E. Hull, who that 3,000.000 persons live In crll spoke for the Joint chiefs of staff, leal target areas, and that half of Chairman Russell (D-oai, of the tnem are In congested rnmii,.r.-ui committee, had called for a re. or Industrial lones during the dnv port on rotation, following num-1 time working hours. Thev esil erous complaints to congress that . mated ko that there are adequate some combat veterans would havo I shelters In these work soucs for iu icu uuuuija . acvuua xkorenu : utiiy i,wu,wu persons. winter. Committeemen said Oen. Hull told them only men tn special cate goriessuch as pilots of the small army liaison planes and elec tronics engineers might nave to stay on. Others, they were told. would be rotated home. They said Gen. Hull also as sured them there are ample stocks of winter clothing and rations for the forces in Korea. parachute from 1000 miles up. you ,5! """" -11 i' Child Saved By Fisherman NEW YORK m Fisherman John Kelly will talk about his "catch" for a long time. Kelly had his line out In Brook lyn's Shell Bank creek, where the water is 35 feet deep. tie saw wnai looxea wee B aou floating on the water. Rowing over. he hauled out three-year-old Joe Rizsl Jr. Little Joe had wandered away from his Brooklyn home, where his mother thought he was play. ing in tne yam. How the child got in the creek nobody knows. But apparently air inflating his snow suit kept him afloat. Physicians said the bov's condi tion Is serious, but his mother saldr 'He'll be all right. If God want ed him, Joey would not have been saved." Youngsters To Get Tags NEW YORK. Vh "Dog tags" will be i&sued to New York City school chiiiren starting next week. Complete with steel neck chains, the tags will be given out first to some 300,000 second and third graders. Resembling those worn by mem-, bers of the armed forces, the tags will contain children's names, ad dresses, birth dates, parents' names and a code number desig nating each child's school. The tag distribution, announced yesterday, is a precautionary Iden tification measure in case of an atom bomb or other attack on the city. SINGER SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT $6 per month Wt DELIVER SINGER SEWING CENTER Ph. 2-2513 633 Main U-r,M .. J (..I ,1,,.. "HIH chuie would char wlieu It hit the " V ""'"''utcd of charges rare upper air. jhe rrcl. Whipple posed a new problem ' Green testified Lawrence for rocket engineers who have uro- 'Williams, churned also Willi beina .posed that ships returning to earth drunk, was beaten bv a nollceiniin 1 would be able lo glide down. Olid- as he was gelling mil of u patrol Ing. Whipple said would melt awav I cur. She added Williams ollereil Inches of the front surface ol a j no resistance. shin In the air friction. He said I Hie patrolman. E M Goodwin, 'only a reversed rocket appears 1 previously was cleuied bv Police able to land. illilcl Marcus Hancock who said SIKNACK Goodwin only used necessary force to "subduo a resisting nrlsoner." Police Court Judge Ralph E Purker lined Williams ll.S on the One of Those Bad Weeks OSHKOSH, Neb. 1ft Last week was Just one of those bad weeks, the Garden County News admitted this week. As yesterday's issue of th. week. ly newspaper put It: "Among the mistakes we made last week: closed Munson's cafe when It should have been open, set Bern Coulter's sale date on October 10 when It should have been the 18th. set the Grant dalrv sale October 19 when It should have been the S'.h. gave Raymond Schmid's son to Lloyd Schmld and out him tn the wrong grade, gave the lots Ross Jackson purchased to D. L. Jensen, put a story about the Lewellen (Neb.) pre-school Small meteors, which travel fns. that 100.000 mile, an hour. . could drill through a ship from one side to the other. Dr. Whip-1 (mnk 5mU1 ,hp PM(. pie calculated that the chance .in lllollv 5howr1 10 WB, nol uuWv hitting one of these would be one In five or a round trip to Mars. He said celestial navlgutors would steer clear of the dcaen or more known streams of meteors. From the United Nations nilne 1 the first outline of international 1 laws lor space travel. Oscar Schachter. acting assistant secre-1 tary-general of the U. N. legal department, said we must agree on how high overhead a nation can be allowed to own space. An unpleasant settlement would be a nation with military space ships strong enough to disregard the wishes of the best. Barring such a military outcome of the present arms race. Schach-1 resisting arrest. He added It was not up to the court to determine whether the olllcer used excessive lurce In arresting Williuins. Mrs. Green's complaint of the Incident to her husband and Hie resulting newspaper publicity brought a sories of additional charges from other persons that thev had been beaten wlUiout causo by arresting ofllcers. TAPKR WOltK SPOKANE. ir-Spokane Is now the navy's western headquarters fur blank forms and publications eight million pounds of them. ter said the rules of space flight Cant. T. R. Roberts, commander probably will be like those for of the Spokane havul supply depot, novlgaling the high seas. He pre-1 says the Job o( moving the paper dieted agreements to prevent any stock here from the Oakland sun nation from claiming the moon, ply center has been completed. It Wife Stabbed, Sailor Jailed IU. CtKtltlTO, Calif., tti A young nuvy wife was In Oakland iiuvul liospltul liHluy Willi an Ice pick wound In hrr shoulder, while her hu-baiid was held oil assault charges. He was Navy nnulsu ulll's Male Hubert T. Drown, as. a former heavyweight lighter. 11 look nine policemen to subdue hint. El Cerrllo Police but. Don Nich ols and Pntrolmuii John Murray went to llruwn's home when a lung distance operator reported a mule oice shouted over the telephone: "Now I'm going to kill Kruuccs, and thru 1 1 kill myself." h( III AMN The two olllrers forced Browns' locked door. 'Ihey loitud a sereum lug woman lying face down oil a lied. A mini. Inter Itlemilted us Hi own. wits Mlliiiii beside her pruspiug the bundle of an Icepick The Icepick wu burled lu the woman s buck ueiiculh the shoul der blude. Nicliol, suld the man held the womun duwn as lie mid Murray rimed in. They grabbed for Unit. He Jumped lo his leet ami slat ted Itghllnii Nichols yellrd to the etaboed woman: "Phone lor help " She did. The light wns still on when seven aildiiiouul olllcrr, ar rived. They managed lo handcuff Him. lly this time Hie woman wks unconscious by llin phone. Ilruwn said It was his wile. Prances. 2. He lold olflcers they had been married since last April and thai he stabbed Iter because aha Was dailng oilier men. Police Jailed him on charges oi assault with a deadly weapon with intent tn commit murder. A check of telephone company records Indicated the long distance call overheard by the operator was a conversation between Brown and his wile s lormer husband, Henry Isukson. Everett, Wash. The operator suld sue broke Into the call merely to inform Brown, Ins three minutes were up. rent llscul year. in conn The tnevlniis hluh mark 1 ol a Hiir year was ml. (XI IKK) 1 III 111 liscal llllil whiili nl lust June 30. i'lin ull-lliu', id wus set III fiscal IIMJ midst ol world wur two. 1 pi'lulioiis Unit year lulallcd ooooou.oou III). The reimiliiing four bllla (he lolul ulreudy approved nine mcasuiea sent lu Pros man. Although this would luko , prluiious loi ii-.ru! luM up 1 nn.000 IKSMKH) 1II1 murk, the my e.illinatea that acliiul ar Ing for the year will run bcl HKIKMI (XKI.0O0 ami 17'J.WJO.IKk, I'hls Is becuuse many mil1 Hems such us uliplunes on v work Is slurled lu Ihis tlscul will not be completed and lald lur Ulllll nmrli Inter. One of Hie bills sent lo While House yesterday-the 0J7.50Hti.lo 1 Hi inihiurv in iucusturwuH the largest pt nine mipiopriittiuni mil pa.Nsrd by coiigreas. And there been hints llio Prutogun be back soup alter cnliurrss t j 111 January Willi a retiest It I supplemental uiiptoprlutluii for 1 armed services. I I II. Ill' 'Ilie oilier nieuMlie nnproved ! teriluv wst s 1W;' 8(I7 "K7 '11' I carrying Hinds lor the 'lute, r i merce and Justice depurtm 1 and the judiciary. ! The Republican made a f ! on this one but 11 pnnseri by ' most a struiiiht paiin Hue 31 111 '.'7 M -- I ' ( ; j TIIK 'J f.XQVISITR 1 i -J-i I ,i4 (crosonic 1 :T I Ilk la lest. cewpari la lit. 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