T1IUHSDAV, FEBRUARY 14, 10.ri2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORH.'ION
PAOE THRE8
Russ Professor Holds
Lattimore Tomes False
WAHII1NOTON (in A former
Ituuiliin nrolaaaor told Hpuntnrii
'fwatlay that aoint ol th wrltlnitn
nl Owen Lattlinnri. about Outer
MoiikoIIb were "cltlirr kiipprftclnl
or dlMnrllnim ot the trulh."
1 ho wltnnna win Nirlmlna I'lippr,
now a profnnaor ot Far Kiintern
IniiKiiauo nt i'ic Unlvrrally ol
WanhliiKlnn In Belittle. The noil of
n cr r It-1 nl In tin' O.iirlKl tori-Inn
iirrvlrp, tip liiiiKtit Oriental Inn
KiinKPH In I.pnlniii'iid nd Moacow
undpr thn Hovlnta but until lie never
win h (.'oimnunlal.
KXI'KIIT
l'lippe mild he wit an expert
nil Oulrr MiiiiHllit. 'Die Hcnnte In
tpi'iiiillniml Si'curlly Hiiliconiiiilttpe
culli'd him particularly to lontl
ly nliiiiil Hie willlima ot Lalllmoro.
A Jnliiia llopklna Unlvemlty pro
fmnor who hux pulillfihcd ninny
book mid arllilra on Uie Orient.
l.nttlinore ha been a centritl
IlKiire In the nubcoiiiinltlc'a In
quiry Inln poiuilble Communist In
llltrHtlnn Into the Inntltiite of Puri
ne Itelntlonn, a pnrt nf It Inquiry
Into ci.mplnliita ol Red Intliiencr
over Aiiierrntl Inreliin policy.
Hrn. McCarthy. It. Win., hat
culled t.nttlmore a Fled. chariie
Lutllinore hnn denied.
I'oppc aald Lntllmore wrote Unit
Outer MonKollit hnd H Democratic
form of iinverunieiit In the 11130'a
mid thnl iirpnl advancca hnd been
made there,
ll'iSTHIICTION
fho wltuetut aald he would anrco
i arhoola mid hmpllalfi hud been
built miller the Bovlet-domlimted
n-iiliiie unci thut thus represented
"m'hlevrnientn."
Hut he aald the old Moiniollun
government hud been denlroyed
and niiuiy people deported when
the Soviet, took control ot the
country.
you ciin't cull auch a uyntein a
driiiocrnllc one," he cmninenleU.
'the prolewior uld Liilllmore ap
pnrenlly waa talking uboul "de
mocracy" In the eiue the Soviet
undernlnnd It.
GOPs Blast
Charles Taft
CINCINNATI I Chnrlen P.
Tnll'ii home county Republican
tmrly acnrchlnnly renounced him
TucMlny nlKht nnd endorard a rlvnl
ol hill for the OOP nubernutorlul
lionuimilon, Htnte Sen. Roncoe R.
Walcull.
The parly'a action came aa Wei
cull wan uriilim Uie Clnclnnnll t
torney nnd orother of Ben. Tun.
R -Ohio, to gel out of the ruce and
let two "eleur-cut" Republican
former Gov. Thomaa J. Herbert of
Clevelund and hlmncll battle It
out lor the nomination for gov
ernor of Ohio.
The Hamilton County OOP or
ganisation' lelt no doubt thut It
nub of Tuft wu deliberate.
It bitterly attacked the Clncln
nattnn'a candidacy and hla pant
record, mentioning particularly
hla "1 Jobs tinder the New Deal
and Kalr Deal administration."
U nrruwi htm, too, of having
asnociiitcn nnd aupportera who
"hav. loUBht tooth, and nail" 111
thj part to defeat hla older brother.
Sen. Taft. . -
llninlltoil Countv la regarded aa
the blKgeat Republican county In
Ohio and one of Uie biggest In the
country. '
Taft appeared unrulfled when In.
formed at Toledo of the action.
Hp remarked, ' It la, of course,
their privilege to endorae anyone
thev want. With the help of my
Republican friends, both Inalde and
oulald the organization. I expect
to carry Hamilton County In the
primary on May 6."
Georgia Tech'a croaa country
tenm clewed lis neuron by captur
ing the AAU title In Atlanta.
Idaho Potato
Probes Nixed
BOWK, Icliiho Ml Idaho potato
prower and ahlppera were free
nt oniniitiUnru fwltrn I lnKt,ir-l Inn
Wednendiiy, compllcallng atlll fur-
iner ine eniorccmeni 01 apuu pute
cellngn.
I...,liir1tn,r Ihn fedpl-nl tnur-
ketlnn rcKuTiitlona by Hecretury of
nuriOUILlUfl JJIIIIimill w n mi-
pounced by R. K. Hurt o( Pocati-I-in
. tt.iniiiifpf tt the trliLlm-Rantcm
Oregon potato Control Coinmlttiin.
The action mcuna nun leoerai in
spection now la voluntary for grow
era and ahlppera.
Harry B. Yoat, dlatrlcl Ofllco nf
Price HUiblllr.nllon director, aald
the action would complicate en
forcement of price celllnga, but he
wnan't aura yet what the effect
would be.
Price celllnga will remain In of-
i , u- HnM unme rhunirefl
probably will' be inado alnce they
are bnned on u.n. grnnea. inr
Iilnlio rlnndnrd and utility grndea.
he auld, are allghlly lower Uian
U.B No. 1.
Idnho growcra may now ahlp out
aide the alula potatoes which menu
tire 1 Inchca In dlumclcr aa U.S.
No. 1 and those which menaure 1 ,'j
inchca us U.B. No, 1. Idnho stulntOH
permit urowcra Ui market aa utility
i.puda those which measure 1 'h
imhea and weigh four ouncea.
Meanwhile, a clnlm by the re
gional OI'B In Seattle thnt there la
. hl.k mnrkel. nt the (hlPPerS
U vel In Twin Palli waa denied In
Boise bv I). Worth Clark, district
OI'B enforcement omcer.
,ii..-i, ..hi-i uUn ihnt no evidence
nf retail blnck mnrketlng hud been
tound In Idaho groceries.
Officer Says
Fluoride Safe
nr AoiftkrnivMJ im Th chief
dental officer nf the Public Health
Service told Congress Wednesday
It la perlectly sate to add fluoride
to drinking water to help reduce
loom aecny.
i..U,i..,i Borimnn flwneriil HrUCe
D. Forsyth gave Dial assurance to
a BIM-Clal llOUSC COmnimci; wiihi,
Is Investigating possible harmful e(
ii.ni nf the addition of chemicals
to food and drink.
Forayth aald one purv oi iiuonac
to a million parta of water
i .,Mtirl nnrnlrntlnn reo-
m wiv h' v---- . ---
-..-n.i-.fi h..t this mil be ad-
Justed upward and downward to
conipen: aie lor ciimuvic mcmin
fectlng the amount ol wnter drunk
In various acciiona oi me couimj.
Invalid Breaks
Leg in Bed
NEWTON, la. I Carl Bnckua.
Jr., a, Invalided by a awlmmlng
accident aevcral years ago, has had
more bad luck. He broke his leg
while In bed.
Backua was doing a aeries of leg
jw..ij. It. hn when the fracture
occurred Monday night.
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FOOTLOOSE Some folk put their hest foot forward but
the Wallcn twins (Eileen, left, and Enid) prefer to put theirs
'way over their heads. The sisters, starring at a Miami
Beach night club, practice acrobatics on the sunny beach.
itish Atom
Bomb Rushed
LONDON 11 Work on Britain's
first atom bomb la pujihlng ahead
so quickly that the money la run
ning out.
The Ministry of Supply, the gov
ernment department responsible
for mnklng the bomb, u.skrd Par
liament today for another 800.000
poiind-l2.240.0O0. This la In ad
dition to the one million pounds
$2,800,000 already voted by Parlia
ment this year.
The request said that the extra
cash was needed for the production
of uranium "because work la pro
gressing more quickly than ex
pected." Britain Imports uranium, key
material In making the atom
bomb, mainly from the Belgian
Congo and from Canada.
A ministry spokesman declined
to say whether the money was
needed to buy more uranium or to
proms uranium already In this
country. But the request lends
weight to reports that the 'irst
"made In Britain" A-bomb will be
exploded soon possibly this summer.
Keith Thomas, newly acquired
outfielder for the Philadelphia A's.
at Kansas State College.
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Casualties
Reported Low
WA8IHNOTON The Defense
Department Wednesday reported
tho smallest number of casualties
lor any week during the Korean
war.
The Increose was 237 for the
week ending laat Friday, making
the total battle casualties for the
war 105,508.
The Defcruie Department' week-
Black Market
Fire Gutted
PUSAN, Korea W A wlnd
swopt fire gutted Pusan's busiest
black market section Wednesday.
A government represenla'lve said
the loss was about $130,000.
The fire started In a house
crowded with refugees and black
market goods. In three hours It de
atroyed 100 small shop-dwellings
and 85 other homes.
Authorities said a large amount
of U.B. Army clothing and Ameri
can cigarettes and candy were destroyed.
Floating Record
CEalmed
SANTIAGO. Chile W Julio
Moreno Toledano claimed a world
record for "floatablllty" Wednes
day. Moreno, also known as "The
Corkman," stayed afloat In a
swimming pool for 14 hours and 30
minutes with' his hands and feet
tied.
ly summary, based on notifications
In families for tho week, reported
20 persons killed in action, 19 miss
ing end 1BU wounded.
The report also listed a decrease
of 708 In the number of servicemen
currently listed aa missing In ac
tion. This followed a review of the
"criteria" heretofore used In estab-
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llshlng the status 0f men believed
captured by tha enamv. , ,
Tha new totals since th War
started are IB'ikh kmt4 in n..
I7B.513 wounded and 13.833 mlaalnu!
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Ann White-and the Spirit of Service
, Ann White could be the girl next door... or any of the thousands of capable young women who decide each
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