PAGB TWELVE
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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LT. DONALD B. WELLS
The glass - blowing Industry has
been in existence for about 6,000
years.
KF Officer
Has Bad Time
Lt. Donald B. Weill, son ol Mr.
and Mrs. Frank E. Wells. 1005
Wlard, commanding officer on the
coast guard cutter, Cahoone has
written his parents of his recent
experience wniie searching tor a
missing General Airways plane In
we jNortn racuic.
The experience was a harrowing
one alter leaving siuca. in saioury
Sound the ship began to Ice up.
Radio antennas were so heavily
coated they were useless. One ii-
nally snapped under the weight
and the ship for many hours was
without means of communication
except for one small voice radio.
High winds and seas rolled the
Cahoone to 50 degrees. All fires
were extinguished. Men sent to
chop Ice from the decks could
stand the terrible cold for only a
few moments. The crew lived on
sandwiches and no coffee, main
stay of a sailor, for 3S days.
The ship arrived back in port
with from 2 to 8 inches of ice
covering but there were no casual
ties.
Commander Wells is well-known
here. His wife and baby are in
Alaska with him. He has been in
the service 11 years.
TIltmSIMY, JANUARY 3t.'l92
Allies Plan Move
To Speed Truce
Talk In Korea
By ROBERT B. Tl'CKMAN ,
MUNSAN. Korea Wl The Allies
proposed Thursday that truce ne
gotiators tackle yet another prob
lem uie imai clause ot a Korean
armistice.
This Is recommendations to bel
ligerent governments, including ul
timate withdrawal of foreign troops
irom norea. me communists have
been wanting to talk about lt since
the truce negotiations began.
If the Reds accent. It would mean
every key armistice problem would
oe unaer discussion simultaneously
to a three-tent performance.
Negotiators have been dead
locked for weeks on asenda items
three and four, supervision of a
truce and exchange of prisoners.
bui vice Aam. u. Turner Joy
senior Allied delegate, suggested
simultaneous negotiations on item
five in an effort to speed the sign
ing ot a truce.
The recommendations section
was included in the conlerence
agenda to meet a Communist de
mand for withdrawing foreign
troops from Korea.
The U.N refused to consider
troop withdrawal as part of an ar
mistice, but finally agreed to con
sider such a recommendation to
governments involved to the Ko
lean War. .
The question then would be set
tled on a higher, political level.
Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols,
official U.N. spokesman, said he
believes the Reds also plan to pre
sent a recommendation for final
Dr. Dillin To
Speak Here
Dr. Harry L. Dlllln, prrslrienl ot
Llnllckl Culleitc, McMlimvllle, is
settlement of the Korean question
at a higher level
He declined to any whether the
Allies would submit recommenda
tions If a third tent la set up at
Pnnmunjoin,
The truce supervision subcom
mittee Is In recess while staff of
ficers try to hammer out an agree
ment on-all points except the hotly,
contested U N. proposal tor ban
ning airfield construction during an
armistice.
The subcommittee on prisoners
and the staff officers on truce su
pervision will meat again at lt a.m.
Friday, 8 p.m. Thursday, P8T in
Panmunjom
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
lUOtNt, OKI. MIDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
llr. and Mrs. J. E. Barley.
Proprietors
and Joe Earley
la address a special dinner meet
ing of the Klnmiilh Lions Ulub
here Tuesday evening at the Wil
ling Hotel.
The meeting will be open to the
public but It will bo neccsNary to
make reservations by phoning
Lions President James O, Pnttor
son at 3423.
Dr. Dlllln, In addition to his work
In the education Held, Is a noted
world travoler and author.
He will speak here on "Wander
ing Among the Arabs."
Dr. Dlllln's most recent foreign
trip was through the Arabian coun
try and Italy and Germany, whore
ho studied the threat of communism.
( Hl Kdl DINNKR
A chuck wagon dinner has been
scheduled at the First MrthodLst
Church Friday at 6 p.m. under the
sponsorship of the Youth Fellow
ship. On the program are Western
songs and entertainment. The pub
lic la Invited.
AA Slots Nabbed
In Quickie Raid
SEATTLE Ml Five slot inn.
chines were snlr,od Wednesday at
of nil places, tho Alcoholics
Anonymous clubrooinn.
Tho steward, John Lawrence
Ilium, (U, snld the club had used
profit from the Illegal machine
to buy coflee lor members and to
malntnln Its rehabilitation shop.
Both he and Rnlph Fred O'Don
nell, S3, Janitor, were booked for
possession of gambling equipment
and released on (100 bull each,
The raiding party of several police
men ami Deputy Bherllf John C.
Kawllngs aald they found the mre
dunes In ll-'"' roum oil the
club billiard room.
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