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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, Al'llll, 3, 1952 IIKRALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAIXS. OKKOON PAGE THRER Sllinois On Next Primary List; Taf t Bac .ers Already Taste Victory Sabre Jets Blast MIG's From Skies Hy Tim AmiikviIimI rrrn hp liiilltli.ul niMiilliihl nv hlliirply 'rhui'tdity (Ml UUlioi. wlHM'n nil April H in'llimry will iiiiivlilo inn next ;..iuliii H v him ti 1 1 1 im board fill' )l'l'Hll(!hll!l I i 1 1 p 1 1 1 1 f . Urn, 'I'ull ul Ohio, wlitiMi victor li'K hi WIm'ihiMii mill Ni'lirn.'.kii pi I Inuilr.i lliln wi'i-k liimmlil n nrw suritn ul liupr In hi follmvcrn. nn liriuml llrilfird lor 11 llrw tl'lllllipll I hut opinion wiih rxprr ;ii(l III liU of 1 Ul eminllcK Kliownrt 04.1 prr ;innnnnwnr, n.n Hiiinwn. 3.3 Cli-n. Mac Arthur 1.7 llciiilrr. The Cook County Clil tuiioi o'lliiiuln wuit Tiill WS Pf in-ill, KlKCiihawtir 12.3, HIiinmw B O, lli-iuinr 6, Mill-Arthur 2.H. , Tiill. bucked by llic Ilhnoln OOP orKniii.ullon already lias the mip purl nl 30 llrlruiiU-i. who urn un-opponrd. The BU iiriritniPN i ci- BKOIJI,, Kori-a W Amnrlcn i fjiinre pilots dmilroynrj or (Ininiiucn elulil CmntritinlHt jcIh Tliiirsdny The Di-inocnilH mid Kriiililliin runiiuiK lhi-lr box Kcorrj u 40 for will iiiitnc HI iiililliliiiinl aeui- uio urni mrnc u.iyn 01 April. Kiitm lit Kline convi-nlioriH, WHik ' The loll was tnknn In three bnf cnch party BO In nil. lira over Nurlhwci-t Koran. Inclun- 'lull mid Hlurscn open lltclr wliI- Iiik history's Ihii-icmI Jot fight. H uu ciimmilHlm III Ihe state Tnur luhiea in minnum ilnv niirt tlov. John IiiIki- of Con iinctlcut will ;i-in iiulun on bohnf of Klripnhowrr Krlrtiiy awl Batur dny. I hp mini vole cunni llll wan In- ooinpii-ip In niiiiiiM'.ii uu. iv hi- Mirvi-v ol lllhinl.x iirwKpH-m mill i mil uouini lo noior uy "c pmicd Tali would net ID ul inc in 1-nrrpnpoiiilrniN, Thry iiui'ppiI (It'll. Klnenlwwer would dniw u blu wrllo-li von-, Tnll. Ilmold K. HIiinm-ii mid llllry A, Upudrr, u ChlniKo holt-l miin, nrp on ttir Hrpubllciiu bullol. 'Hip Mirvi-v wnn mud'' by the Ar-niH'luii-d Vrvx i.iiiIi,'. Nu hurvey of Di-iiionrullf. pron pretn wnn innile nlnco Hi-n, Kpihii vpr of Trnnewwee In nlone on Iho Democratic ballot. However. 11 write-In cninpnlin wn under wuy for Clov. rltnveiwon of 1 1 1 1 nolf . whn wiyn he In not neeklng Ihe preid- K.illinnli-H milMilr CIiIi hko Iroin 'drnllul nomination, McGrat..44om's Final .Event Hearing As Battle Fever ttwtis In Canito! WAHIIINUTON l-M "llm Milety valve on the poluii-ullv explosive liupiihie between A.lorney Cienerul J. liowiird MiOrnOi mid uovrrn- mr I 'i l upl.i'll illllll' ' f,.0ol Morrl upprnred reudy Thursday to pop nl nny momi-nt. Vile blu illi;ioll was: Who If anybody will un nun. 'Mint the prciutu:e linn bulll un toward blowoll IrvtU nremed evi dent when MiClralli cnmmed l'renl dent Truinan In wind looked to Mime ob-erven like a henli-i aruii-ini-iit while they were wiiltlnir lo meet Quern JuIIiimp. at Nullonnl Airport Wednesdiiy. Truman la hnvlim n Hewn con ference lute Tliurxduy and If Ihe (luenuon Ijifi't Hii-.we. i-!1 before then he In nlmoM cerium lo be n-ked whether he in iiolnu to fire Mi-Grnth wim flu -h-l and looked Uidtiinnnl durlnit Wedneiwlnyn ex- ihiiiiKe l the Airport, and the Prcxldenl wan unnininnu. Tliey nlood noino dlntimce nwny from other v-alllnit dlnnUnrlen und newiuneii und their word could not br overheard. Truman' pronii necrelury, Jo t.eph iihorl. Joined In Ihe dlhctin nlon, puncluulliiu hl wurdii by NliunnilnK litn flM nuulnnt Inn palm. Alter about live inliiuU-K the Prenldcnl, hit llpn lorinlllK thin, t.evere line, turned on liln heel and Joined another uroup. MnUralh nd Short continued talking. By the lime Queen Jul lleiiublli.iiii di'h-uiiU'H n lid EIm-ii hownr one. Thin wim bimed on pro '.:)rr:tlon conirnltineiilH. Willi I.BU3 of the 2,0.')8 preclncln uecoiililed lor, Tall had a 117,1)42 to !:S'i7 wrile-ln miiridu over Hit (tcnerul. HiosHi-n, whonn nmne wim on the bullol, wim third with 40, 112. Kilauver led Hen. K'-rr on the tJi mocriiUc aide 54.41.7 to 30.104 with I .toll prrciiicln counted. Hut llic Oklnhoinu hcnator had lve of 12 delc-itiiie I" Ki'fiuivi-r lour. 'M.o were umoniiiiilled a-.d one wi n lor Ben. Huhm-iI of (JeorKla. rrleiida ol bolh Tiilt und Kc-liul-ver Interpreted the Nebrnnka und Wliicoiuiln vlclorlen an ure riluiu1 their caudldalen were headed lor preuidenlliil nomination , Hut tiup- KlKhleen K-BO Bubrc JeU tuniilcd with 00 KilsMiui type jets In Unit bull If. foiJKht in liie Him wen dpi Unit. The April mark In already more. Hum a third of the total for I In fill! month of March. April Allied Ioi-.kpm have not been nnnoiinced. They arc reported weekly. A new Jet ace, America's ninth, came out of the a Ion. He Ik Capl. Robert H. Moore of Houston, Tex. He iihot down hln filth Mia-16 on hlH lir.th llmlu or Korea. The dPldom-Kcen "Type lf" Coin miinlNt Jet allowed m In Mm Alley Ihuraday. The U.S. Filth Air Force mild one whh probably desiroed and another damnKPd. ''he h.rli-winnc'1 7 'pe 15a c. Hy (r v.ilh the la.- er. Irv w: MiCt IT'.. Ariierlcun u! ' -'lltri aald the "Type 1 r " nppareni were denlKiied aa liKhtcr-boml;' rather than Interccptora. tien. y.allhew U. il'drrway. top Nisei Takes Oreoon Post SEATTLK ifl The cane of the Nlnel who wan refused a Job by the Oreiton Tax CoinmlKMon appareiiU Iv la at a hanpv end. "I will accept the ponltlon," BuKle Nlshl'ika aald here Wednen day nlKlil alter recelvlnif notifica tion from Uay Binlth, Oreiron Tax CoinmlaHloncr, thai a Job awaited him. NluhlokH la the Nisei n U. B I cltl.en ol JiipiiniMe dewjent who lopped the lint ol uppncuiila alter a civil XTrvice examination in OreKon. The lux oommls.iloii at llrl piihoed him by. Alter protestK, Including atcrn oiiph from the Oreion labor coin mliisloner, W. E. Kmi'.cy, and Gov. uouitlai. M'Kav ol Oregon, the commlKKlon chantfed tin decision, ; en-i neeeplrd Nb hloka. a war vel i eran who fought with U. S. force in Italy. , ;h.j.ruqrrA x 'J One Acquitted In Death Case By JEAN OWKN8 Latin club members who are planning to attend the club's an nual banquet the evenlnii of April 9, In the KU cafeteria are asked to slicn up In room 207. Those who iln the list will be assigned a food dish to brlnsr, as the affair Is pollock. At this dinner the new club officers will be Intro duced and Installed. The affair u always an important event In the year. Tomorrow, members of the dec orating committee for the girls' league spring formal this Saturday night, will be working all day In preparation for the affair. Commit tee consists of Nar.cy Berg. Shirley Crawford, Barbara Custer, Beverly Eells, Margaret Powell and Patty -Teste, chairman. Miss Davis, girls' i PE teacher, Is the advisor to the group. For those who have not yet bought their programs, they will still Dt on sale at noon tomorrow in the students' room. LET'S GO FISHING! Compter Spin Fiihinq Supplitl POOLE'S 222 So. 6h Pep Peppers will be selling Eas ter Heals down lown this Satur day. Wearing their uniforms, they will meet early in the morning at Drew's Menstore. and will continue the sale throughout the day. For those people who have not yet bniKill their seals, perhaps this Saturday would be an excellent time to do so. porters ol those who didn't do so Meteor Jets taking off from tnelr wi ll ijrmiH'u i-ui n ii , Korean baser. 'full won 24 of the-30 Wiscon- Filth Air Force lighter-bomoers ln delegates, with Gov, Warren of . were out in record lorce Wednes Cnlllornla getting the oilier six. day. Pilots flew 1.048 sorties, the Kefauver won all 28 Democratic J highest number yel. They cut RcrJ delegates. ; rail lines in a record 211 place;. Elsenhower was not on the bal. Ground action Wednesday was CRESCENT CITY, Cllf. Wl A lury acqultled one Oregon brother, but convlr ie i another o llr: t degree murder here Wednesday night. Richard Jones, 28, McMinnvllle, was the brother found guiltv of killing Felix Molini In the course U.B. Commander, spent two hours 01 robbery at Molini's shoe shop welching the Sabres and Australian j Jan. 20. mis oroiner, nooen jones, w. Future Business Leaders of Amer ica are meeting Monday morning In order to nominate candidates for the club's various offices. Mem bers were asked to be ready with their nominations in order to elim inate any wasted time. Monday evening, the group, head ed by President Margaret Quick, 1 making a tour throueh the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. It's packtd with nourishment and flovortd for harMo-pUoi pets. 28 quality ingredient! in clude meat meal, milk, brewers yeast. Guaranteed your pet will love It. lutm'M plniw arrived hm had umpaign. . . . . . .. .... I Olllfiv IV lot and write. Ins were not permit ted. Ben. Miiybunk iD.-B.C.) told a reporter in Washington that Rus sell, with "the solid South sewed up,'' has Ihe Democratic edge. Sen. Lodge K.-Muss.) left for Paris Wednesday night to confer with Eliicnhower. He said the Ne braska and Wisconsin results were "not setbacks lor Elsenhower at all." Lodge heads the general's highlighted by a heavy Commu nist artillery barrage, mostlv on the Western front. An Eighth Arpiy briefing officer said the Reds fired 4,003 rounds. The Reds probed lightly at six points. At the eastern end of the battlr line Ihe American Cruiser Rochest er and the Destroyer Gurke fired more than 350 shells a targets, was acquitted, following testimony Mat Hkdci'i lu-.l happened lo be along when Richard attempted the holdup. The prosecution concentrated on Richard, attacking defense aigu nients that Richard could not re member what had happened and thai he frequently "blacked out," following an accident some year? ago. The sentence on Richard will be Imposed April 15. cooled olf and McGrath was third dignitary presented lo Queen by the President. Insleud of accompanying tho S.t,.trnll k.1..rrlM nr Iwilll nA,;;yr,o0,,,rrkrol,MJ'!e!; jOJ "'urned Immed.a.e.y 'to hi. partnient ofllrlali. to f ill out de- H ;ad nc hd commrnl when muni imriwuiiiiiiii vn nuuui personal finances, has been slnnd ing by saying nothing. Westinghouse To Do Work at Dam PORTLAND ii The Westing house Kleetrle Co.. won a ll,417.-3 contract Wednesday to Inslnll alx transformers at Grand Coulee Dam and Olymplu, Wash. The Bonneville Power Adminis tration awarded the contract, call ing for Installation In 1D34 to double the capacity of high voltage lines between the dam und Olymplu The transformers si the dam will boost the voltage from S30.0O0 to 300.000 volts. Those at Olymuia will reduce It back to 230.000 volts a reporter asked him II he would i cure to slate the subject matter of his "gesticulating conference wiui the President. Nor wan there any explanation from the White Hmoe. McOrath and his wife were among the guests Wednesday at the President's state dinner lo honor of the visiting Queen. McOruth had spent 15 minutes with the President at the White House earlier In the day and when he left he told reixirtcra: "Any thing that In to be .mid about our discussion Will be snld by Ihe Presi dent or his staff." One guess being lossed around Other political developments: 1. Tennessee's GOP convention In Nashville Wednesday mimed four more Tuft delegates to the party's national convention, giving the Ohl oan in of tho 20 from that slate. May 2. 2. The Murylund Court of Ap peals the state's highest tribu nal agreed lo rule next TueMliiy on whelner the way will bo opened for write-in votes In the May b pri mary. The ruling will be on an or der by Slate Circuit Judge Emory H. Nlles which would compel elec tion supervisors to provide space for write-in votes. 3. A natloniil poll of country weekly newspaper editors by the American Press, a trade maga zine, showed 253 favored Tafl as their "personal choice," Elsenhow er 243. Kefauver 30. Other candi dates had lens support. 4. Norman Thomas, one-lime Newbry Employs PR Director NKW SIGN IN PARIS PARIS Of! Parisians are used t Communist 1 1?, "cci!?? '!L.?T!!!u"lsL8l0?.?, all over the city. But they goggled a bit Thursday to a new sign paint ed on a wall near the Arc de Trlomphe: "U.S.S.R. Go Home." SALEM W Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry announced Wed nesday he has htreo Donald F. Dill, 30. former staff writer and photo grapher tor the Oregon Statesman, to handle Newbry s department of public relations. Dill, a University of Oregon Journalism graduate, resigned from the Statesman staff last week. The department hasn't had a pub licity man before. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO ' on what happened at the airport I president, said in Oardcn City, N. was thai McOralh mav have be- i Y.. he will support his own party come annnved when the afternoon but he "likes Ike" and thinks his passed without the President or chances of election "look very his staff saying anything. I good." trom Ibr t,ult B. Man Pun L'm in. i: Si. lib. at a law maalblr perennial Socialist candidate lor I ,"!. V6V. Ir.V T.s.'u rniit nrrfmini. int rem ires a 7 ! all rrtdlttd I yut pBrrtaftM accaani n4 n iBtr dewo payment it nca ar-jr. Tha monthly payment caa bt litlla iihar lhaa rent. Or, If ran era- yy Slset 10 t J...4.W party mannered Biltwel favorites for young ANTI-COMMIES SENTENCED BERLIN ifl Five members of an antl-Communlst underground. arrested In the Russian sector of Berlin 14 months ago, were sent enced Thursday to serve a total of 32 years at hard labor as "ene mies" of the Red stale. 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