FRIDAY, FKMUJAIIY 21), 1052
IfKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OBEOON
PAGE NINE
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Truce Talks Show
Russell Name Looms Larger
On Political Horizon; Some
See Him as Threat to Truman
in decorated by Btalln nd carry
a caption indicating Elsenhower
"served him well."
Dull Mid an Immense amount of
money In being spent to discredit
Eisenhower,
Regarding the pamphlet, he Raid
that's the kind of campaigning
"that rich people did in Germany
to brinfr Hitler to power."
MHiitcanua i
than his
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llv lillllttilt ,. M Aid III It . ttlly rr)rilrd by our side"
MUNSAN, Komi Mi Allied I Col IJon Diirrow told llir lUds:
truro neuoiliiiiirs bluntly lull! I lie "I now tell you formally, tin-
C'nniiiiiinlMii I'mliiy: U.N, rrlrctlun niulvoculjly unci wlili tlio fullest
t Soviet Wi'Mit ns u member ol iiutilot l,n tlmi tluil the U.N. com
n iiiMili ul Mipi-rvlMiry c.iiiiiiiIsnIiiii , miind's decision to reject Ihe Ho
la ' II j m, J ll in I mid li trvuntlil.:." Uri Union itn n member of the lieu
A U.N. spokesman Mild tlir Allied trnl niitlon supervisory commls
statement tuts thn "ntionui'M sliue nliui I IiiiiiI unil Irrevocable. Kur
last July" when II io Urdi wrrnther debate tin thin subject It com
wurned tint nitnlstlie iirwilliilloiin plrlely lutlle."
abandoned demands lor a cniiu- i Ui.k. Cicn. Wllllnm P. Nuckols.
tirr lino on tlin .'IHlii pitt'iill. I. i.ifflciitl U.N. spokesman, luld Uiir
The Communist irplled In nt-'row's statement "would not l.e
must f(lilly strong ImiKiiniip thai made without tho prior Knowledge
"ny such altitude o! nnoKiinrc ol higher inilltnry levels,
anf arbitrariness will lie nitrgorlr. ' "I llilnic the next move Is up o
w " 1 " ; me communist
Sewage Plan
For Suburbs
Wins Praise
II y The Assorlated I'rmn
Ben. IIU'.scll ol CleoiKla, In enter
Hue 1 1 io Democratic presidential
lin e, nuiy hnvc snatched the Dixie
banner irom 'ieiinc.'mcc'u cundldiite
tnten Kefauver.
Moreover, Russell In seen as
Ihrem to President 'Iruinan him
fell II Hie rrcsldenl decides to run
u In.
Truninn raid Thursday he won't
rnnke ti In plana known before about
March 21) tit the rnrllrf I.
rtiinscll, populiir M-yenr old bach
elor, already has received favora
ble reactions from governors ol
Houlh Carolina, Georgia, Vlrglnln.
and Mississippi, and probably will
et the support ol the Texns gov
ernor who nun b-en urging him to
run. He ban tho bncklnif ol a dozen
southern senstors.
This support lor the Georgian,
who described himself as a "Jcf
frrsoiiliin Democrat who believes In
the greatest practicable degree of
"have more conlldence In our ablll- tared the April 1 Wisconsin prl
ly to lead the world." mary. Taft, Btassen and a backer
Other political developments; ?' "en MacArthur also are en-
Hen. Taft of Ohio, a candidate tered'
for the Republican presidential A full slate of 30 delegate eandl-
nomlnatlon, said In Cleveland heldatts was entered for Warren In
hoped to win four of New Hump- i Wisconsin, but leaders said there
shire's 14 delegates to the OOP ' an understanding thay would
III mi adjacent lent the subcom-
inltec on prlroner exchange mude
nuii; piiiuresh in lis lira session
since I''el, 0.
til jiff iitflrrrs turned the volun
tmy repalrlutlon problem back to
the subcommittee alter reachlnz
vlrluiil iiitrec-mrnt on all oth.-r
polliU ol nil cxrlmngc nllill.
bull) oimnltieemeu lion-d out local self-government," Is far more
some minor disputes F riday but , potent than the leadership which
lulled to bienk tho voluntary re- sparked the 1048 Mutes rlnhts re-
pntriulton deadlock. volt.
I ileur Adui. II K. Llbby said the However, his entry Into the race
r'fltmmillli.1.. nix.ltt lirn,,l,t Mtl . l ...
i iw -n wnnt.w u,, : sirrilKl'irilS IiUiiimin imitu ui utic
I Krti. 18 riot In n U.N. nrlson coin- I . ..... i, th DrlHiii ilnsn'l Mm
A tiiw pliin fur n South Sub- pound on Koje Island In which VS i and backs Gov. Adlal Stevenson ol
urban tewime sytunii drew Invor- Knrcnn clvillmis were killed and ! mtnoln the governor mlkht llnd
nble oinmi iil Irom Hnbui linn j ;I wounded. mK t.Kllse helped by a possible
Lent!"" ineiiiiii i s mil nmin. nun ine iteqs rnnrnea: innt rtineu i Uirec-wuy spill In the south
111 n ltl rilimi , ,,. .M'llM.n i MM ,i( ,lll'l(in I 1111.111 I CU lliriT llKUIIC
rouHhiyimll the Mre nl the nre wnii rifles, hand ffrenades and
In ivimt another sewiiKe plan was jiiinks."
deleete In an election Inti year. U.K. Army authorities announced
Jim ireii, iiiv biki iiiiiiuy Ainu- ill I'u.-iiiu uuil a Ptcvrn'Hiuii iniuiniy , ,.u.. ti.i....
tartan, weseuted the new plan ut bnurd headed by Col. Alexander l" K- .
a Hubiiliiin l.eaMiie iiierilnu Inst M. Miller ol Monlclalr, N. J . hasl The Tennewean. In a New York
nluht. Inly 13 U kkuc iiicmbcro I completed Its liive.tnailon of the ! television show, said Thursday
were tieaent. CoininiinlM led Koje riot, nesulti ' '' there oimht to be more em-
A in last vrnrs delenled plan. 'ol the Imiulry will not be released l-b"- on Ihlims other than ar
tlm ne iirnpnsnl would crento a until the report Is studied by hljh-1 mamenl In the American lorelun
suburbul siiniinrv district I..- fl- cr authorities. jpollcy.
imnclnicDf uWe sewune and drain' At I'linmuiijnm the R'ds again On the whole, however, he aald he
(ysiem, l rimed the iieMion of foreign "a-1 backed the administration's pollcv.
Here IMtie wnv the new .system ti'inals Interned In Houlh Korea, jaltliouiih he said the people should
would hntmtnllrii! rl'hey InMsted that llm U.N. pledge
From luista Wnv to Wlnrd, In an armistice to return any It bail
Wlnrd toivaiit, Ilrvant to Hume- In custody.
dale, Homiiale to Cotuige. Cottuge l-'bby replied that only a 30-year
to Madliwif Mndlhon to 8. 6th, M. ;M Russian mftlher has been In
Bill to HoitMlnle. llumedale to the 'emed and Soviet diplomatic aulh
0C:AF; lra Is, nl.ins the trucks to oillles already huve been notified.
Summers Ine. Mummer Ume to I Army sources Identified the
Bristol. Biitnl tn Xtuek. Muck to V"'"ir mother as Lubov Mldltlchna
Rlsliee. Hlse in Jlrbtol out Alia- 1 D'"'"1" D'H Pva and said she
moiit tn H .lit, S. nth to' the leedrrl"" l"!kr(' UP bV So"'" Korean
canaS ulo.t tiio canal to Sluistn l? L ' iKf,- l uthon-,she
yt'av. . mid her 20 months old daughter
HIT- iieiu hi I'.ISllIl.
Htuff olllcers
National Convention,
At the same time, he protested
his position on the New Hampshire
ballot lai.t, because names are
listed alphabetically, putting Gen.
cisennower, naroin t. ntasaen.
and a fit. Louis attorney, William
R. Schneider, ahead of him. Ills
objection was turned down.
Tail was more pleased with news
from Florida, where 16 of the 18
state delegates selected Monday
are reported to favor him. He
wired his thanks.
Gov. Warren of California, an
other announced GOP aspirant, en-
Kefauver publicly welcomed Rus
sell's entry Into the Democratic
race. He said It would bring a new
discussion ol issues, which Is a
Firm Faces
Court Charge
CHICAGO ' - The federal gov
ernment has accused the Sunbeam
Con)., electrical appliance manu
laclurer, of conspiracy to fix and
control retail prices of Its wares.
The company, a Chicago con
cern. Is one of the nation's largest
makers of household appliances.
In a complaint brought by the
ami - trust division of the Depart
ment of Justice, the government
alleged the company and Its ap
proximately 1.200 wholesale dis
tributors entered Into Illegal con
tracts covering prices.
The distributors are not named
defendants but are described In
the suit filed In U.S. District Court
as co-consplrators. The action al
leges the conspiracy began In June,
1051, and that Sunbeam fixed and
i witch to Elsenhower at the con
vention If Warren'a chances fade.
From Minnesota came word that
the names of neither Elsenhower
nor Kefauver will appear on the
March II Minnesota presidential
primary election ballots.
This means Btassen. former Min
nesota governor will fight it out
wth a MaeArthur backer for the
state's GOP delegates, and Sen.
Humpnrey io.-Minn.,) win Be aione
on the Democratic ballot.
Kefauver originally was tnterad.
but didn't want to buck Humphrey.
Humphrey's Minnesota, votes will
be turned over to Truman If he
runs, the senator his said,
Elsenhower's name was with
drawn when It was claimed that
certain names on the filing peti
tions were not legally obtained.
Sen. Duff (R.-ra.,), an Elsen
hower supporter said bitterly en a
political program televised from
Washington that anti-Elsenhower
pamphlets being distributed over
the country are "the most scan
dalous unamerlcanlsm I ever beard
of."
They caricature the general be-
EVK gtj.. i ii-.-jm- IV "it a i established minimum retail prices
V tjiWkX iiUMAt, ; 44 ' in violation of the Sherman Ami
KrJWT ,n ,950 .pnroxi-
Ihc nru t'.Mt'm would Mrve j
prnxiMit-lvt;.(M0 nf thn r Mltimird ' , m' ,olllirr mvcuNMiiR mire
11,000 Kmil Ruburbnn rcRidcnl " " ... ",m"lcr p'
, i pwijiuiiiiiiiiirp IlltTfTI-
nelghborhoA'ol hull n million clol-' '"."1" "! .". i""1""1" I
lurs.
1'Sr Friday) In Pnnmuiijoin.
; Leap Year Son
'i ITOTH'SlKET
ine niuiiiin ir warcn ana ue- tr .
rue Unit Ml! hold n meeiiiiK at I IxeCpS I radlTIOfl
the Pilot's Itih Wedn.-Mli.v 8 p.m. .KALAMAZOO. Mich. ! Mrs
for annual lectlnn of ofllrers 'llarold JV I.lgmnn. who has had
Hie meePi; In. s been called by nv ,CVPn blrlhdv. gave birth
KAHItU prudent Vic Douglas. irndav tn a son who'll be shorted
"'iiiii a'i r" n"1 birthdays, loo.
,..,,,.,n!su ii..'v .. - Mr"- Kinan wns born on Feb.
WASIIIMnON ofi-The gallon- ; io;.!,
al Prraltifion Authority Friday i jhe b'by Doy WBS reported "do
wnrned lit cnmiuinles It Is lllegnl nnr."
to vnlrniiu) white rubber strips on "We'll celebrate our birthdays Io
nising U (linulnte white tldrwnll ipether. once every four years,"
tires. Uaid the muther.
PISTRIt'T I OIST
reel! r. tltfriwv. pAulns on frt
hill rorfdt IIS hail.
Fail . Golxil. overload, rorfalt
l
Cart.- r Thoinpion, ovcrhlhl. for
feit SIS ball.
William O. Knox, no vehicle llccma.
rorffll IS hall.
Jamta Sutlun, overlrnsth. Forfeit 115
ball
Jamel Sutton, overhelsht. Forfait SIS
bail.
Arnold J. Jarvlf, no PUC permit.
Tine IIS.
Slurray V. nirklnaon, no operator'
llcenae. Fine Stl.
MtSKIPAL rO!T
Fanrlteo Rivera, drunk. Fine SJS
Pete C. Boeard. drunk. Fine SIS or
7'- d"
Jm Wilaon. drunk. Fine lis or 7lj
da) a.
BIRTHS I
JOHNSON-Born to Mr. and Mre.
Vlrill Jehniion. Rox 64.1. Klama.h FalN.
at Klamath Vallev' Hospital Feb. 76.
Ift.s2. a boy. Wclfhl: S poundi 12'i
JOIINSOf-Blrn In Mr. and Mrs.
r"..la Johnnn Tiilelal,e Calif., at
Klamath Vatley lloapftal Feb. 2S. 1S52,
a boy. Weight: S pound S't ounrea.
mated 67 million dollars, the suit
related. About 110.000 retail nutlets
Transient Faces
Larceny Charge
Charge of lareeny from a store
was filed by the district attorney's
office Friday morning against a
42-year-old transient from Tulelake
Charles Frank Lanae was arrest
ed by City Police Monday night
trying to peddle a shirt allegedly
stolen from the Comer Store.
Lange was booked for being
drunk at the time aiJ is now held
in the county Jail for arraignment
on the larceny charge.
NEW LOOP
SALE LAKE CITY Ml The Al-
In the United States handle the isoclated Press news report filed
products.
Tn the last five years more than
470 million dollars has been in.
vested In expanding Australian
manufacturing Industries.
from Salt Lake City began moving
on a teletypsetter circuit Friday.
The new circuit serves 1 news
papers in Idaho, four in Utah and
two, in Washington. It operates en
I day and night cycles.
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