WEDNESDAY,' FEnftUAlTY 13, 101)2
IIBRALn AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKOON
PAGE TURK
Taft Supporters Claim
Majority in Oklahoma
I'lm Ainoeliitcd Vrrn
Orlr ol " Krimt vlolory' and
stmt lluhtlim" nlln reel llin buck
rrn ol two tntriuiln 'IHi-mluy In
the Hcpubllcnim' rnco lor tin ircl
unity. It wmi a flny Itm iinlvrinnry
of Abraham Miiroln't bh 111 whorl
Itrpuhllcuna fvnrywhern tiikr Mock
mid, In nn election your Ilka Ihln.
Sri primed iur ths buck Mraltli
il live.
In Oklnhonui C'lly, i Held innnri.
Crr (nr Hciiiitur 'I "It liullril thn
outcome o( Okliihriiilii'n Itcpllbll
run ulnle convrnt li.n Momluy nn
"n Kient victory lor Tutt." The
krnhlon wound up with nrvrn nam
InntliK rlrlriMtrs IfhiiIiik to Tult.
nrven to Urn. Dwlulit I). Elriilmw.
rr mid two to Ocn. Uuiinlns Mui
Arthur.
PREDICTION
Victor A. Johnnon predicted that
12 of Die 18 Okliiliomit drleiin tin
would vote for Tuft on the lir.it
Diiiiot t tlio nrulonnl convcntiuuj
In .lulu
But flennlor Cnrlnon H-Kiin.
mnnntifr ol Elneiihower-for-Preil-
lent hrndqtmrtcra In WimhffiKlon,
Hold the V-7 Hcore in Oklnhntnn
reprenciuii moriil victory Iur HI
nenhower f'ljecuune n month nun
It wu Kennriilly nmiumed Klsra
howrr wouldn't kH wiy ol I be
Oklnhomn clrlfiiutcn."
In WimhliiKtoii, Hen.ilnr Aiken,
,R-Vt., nnld of Uenerul Blhenhowur:
, "UnleM he ainrls f.'xhUiiK, he's
dead duck. Ha In, qoiiiR to ):"i
ta come home mid cumpnlKii II he
wanta tlio noinlnntlon. II he doenn't
he will be leavluu lot of hin pro
moterii out on verylonit limb."
Elsenhower, who hriidn Mutunl
nnld he will nccept the OOP nomi
nation hut will not ecrk it.
Lincoln Day epcechcH were
nchedulcd Tuemliiy bv Tutt nt Brut
tie, on hit Northwrm lour, and by
two olher OOP niiplrniitn, Ilnrold
Staaiien and Clov, L'nrl Wnrren of
California.
The Demoorntlo nice alao wna
inovlnu iiIoiik. The only Announced
eiitriint, Bciiiilor Kefnuvor of Ten
iicwiro, inutle two nppenrnnceii
Monduy in New yor una rcpciim
TuPMlny In ChlciiKO.
in III UblciiKo nuarenfi, lor or-
llvcrv nt u iiioollnir of the luliiiid
Dully 1'rci.n Awtoclullon, Koluuvcr
Mild:
The corrupt politician tnrentrnK
our deiiinciiitlc ytcni on mm
front .Hint nn Communism threatens
II on iinothcr ironi,"
'I'uft nddrcKKcd a OOP luncheon
nrowcl Monduy In Bpoknnc, Wneh.,
nnyliiK Kepubllciina muni huve n
prcnldentliil ciinuiiiiiie wno wnuiu
KiithuHc iiurlv worker bv "urmnnil.
niK the Innucn clearly." Ho lrlt no
donln he cuiinldcrs hlmnclf audi a
..ullr1n In
HtHfisrn' told newmrn In Okln-
homii fMtv he hones to become
wmmroiiMnr cnndldiile nt the OOP
nutloniil convention. "My chnnrrf.
nre Kteiidlly Improvlnu," he unld.
"No ono hiia n cinch."
Queen Begins
Official Work
LONDON W Queen Ell.iibeth
n conducted her flrnt olllclul cere
money nt Huekmxhiim Pnlnce
Wedneediiy, receiving Prime Mill
iliter Wlimton Churchill In n Mule
itudlenrc.
Accompnnlrd by 20 member of
the Home of Commons, Churchill
presented nn addrena to the Queen
nnd received a formal reply, court
nttnehea anld. The texta of their
remark were not nnnounred
Anionic olhera from Pnrllument
who pnrtlclputed In ihe brief cere
mony were Onponltlon Lender Cle
ment Alllee, the former prime mln
later, nnd ForclKn Secretary An
thony Kddl.
JOHN L. RICHARDSON,
former manager of the
Klamath Falls Social Secur
ity Office, is now assistant
regional representative
working out of the San
Francisco Social Security
Office. After leaving here
he was assistant manager of
the Portland office.
KIIOWMtH, KNOW
PORTLAND I Eastern nnd
Western Orriton ahnrcd the name
weather Tuesday with one Impor
tant dlllercnce In the east the
temperature wn low enouKh to
turn the hower to anow.
Vote Defeats
Dutch Premier
BflUSHKLS, Belgium W The
Boclul C'hrliitlnn Oovcrnment ol
Premier Jean Van lloutle wna ile
fi'und III a voto In Parllurnrnt
Tueaday over Klnif Uuudoiiln'a ile
clalon not to attend peraonally the
fiint-rul of Klnu Ocornc.VI of Brit
ain. A Bocliillst-Llbcrnl motion ex
preaaliiK rerct nt Baudouln'a ac
tion nnd blnmlnn the government
wna not prcHcnlcd nn a vote of
confidence, however. The vote was
111 to 84 with one iibnlintlon.
Young- King Buudouln haa depu
tized hlft 17 year - old brother,
Prince Albert, to attend the Brit
ish Klng'a liincrul.
'Ilie Boclullat Newspaper I.e Pi u
plc aald the decision "will Kurprlse
und distress" Belgians. H aald the
government tried to persuade the
King to change his mind.
One cxpluiiullon In that Baudouln
did not wunt to go himself becau- e
the Prince of Walea, now the Uuke
of Windsor, Instead ol King Oeorgr
V, allcnded funeral services tor
Belgian King Albert In 1B34.
Another explanation was thai
Buudouln resents British criticism
of hi father, the abdlcuted Leo
pold, for surrendering to the Ger
mans In HMO.
Constitution
Saves Commie
WASHINGTON Wl Reliance on
his Constitutional rights at the
i right time has paid off for Steve
! Nelson, Communist leader and
key figure In Investigations ol Hu.v
ialan atomic Bpylng
I "Even Bntnn would get a fair
trial In the American courts," U8
District Judge James K Klrkland
I told Nelson In acquitting him late
Tuesdny of contempt ol Congress
'churges
Nelson's defense In his two-day
trial whs that he was within his
rights under the fifth Constitutional
Amendment In refusing to answer
questions put to him by Ihe House
Unnmcrican Activities Committee
on the ground he might Incriminate
himself.
When the committee callerl Nel
son as a witness June 8, 1949, It
asked him many questions related
to a Red cell set up In the war
time radiation laboratory nt the
University of California Nelson
refused to answer scores of ques
tions and 3S of his refusals were
made the basis of an Indictment.
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INDIAN III HEAU SWITCH
WASHINGTON W Leonard M.
Hill was named acting California
director of the Indian Bureau Tues
day. He succeeds James B. Ring, who
asked to be relieved on account ol
his heailh.
FOPS iO MUCH! IAUESS06009I
Oregon Scribes
Win Honors
PORTLAND Wallace Tur
ner and Ron Moxness, Oregonlan
reporters, have received honorable
mention In the. American News
paper Guild's Hcywood Broun
awards.
Turner's Investigation and cover
age ol gambling in Clackamas
County earned him the award.
Moxness earned his because of his
Investigation of the State Liquor
grand Jury Investigation.
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