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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD ANO NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKOON Thursday, ArniL in, in.v FRANK JENKINS BJItor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor L'ntered tecond data matter at the post office of Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 20, 1806, under act ol Congress. March 8, lti MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for publication cl i' the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news. fcl'BSCKirTION RATES MAIL BV CARRIER 1 mouth .. 0 monllu 1 year t 1.35 S 650 111.00 1 month 6 montlu 1 year 1.35 S 8 10 J16.20 CAUGHT InThe ROUNDS ' ;: By DEJS ADDISON , - ' ' They'll Do It Every Time miivn ILitlo BABY SITTERS.' ARI6E. KXCRE HIKED TO MtHD ONE PRECIOUS By DEB ADDISON Lunch counter pontics: er possible nominee. K there's a man capable of starting things out tne man. It's like the man said. What the , with a clean slate, he country needs Is more than the Ilrlng' of an attorney general or the putting In Jail of a crooked reve nue anew or communist. What's wrone with Washington ts lha rotteness that comes with a dy ing regime. The. New Deal has lost Hooray for the Clean Slate parly ! (Me. I like Ike AND Taft 1 It would happen of course to i walk m fur a haircut last Monday, 'the first closer! Mnnriav In the bar- lu reason for bemsr. Having lost Its bers' new 5-dav week! heart. It's honeycombed and rotten. There was the slightly frustra.ed The only way to chance it is to frellng and the immediate reac Set new regime and Uiat In- una: What's the world commg eludes lot or representatives and (0? senators, not Just the president . ; The same thing happened before. I It happened years ago. Working Further lunch counter analysis: 'here one summer during school Elsenhower ts the man. We know years, your shaggy haired summer enough about him from his conduct laborer came to town one Saturday s general and from his speeches ; mgr,i nd made lor Swansen's to as a college president to know that . E?i trimmed. he Is fundamentally honest, coura- Great was our chagrin to find ( THUKSCHy, THE NISHT tOUKZ H pvf OOlNcJ TO BA&Y-5I1 ra? OS- II LJUK 1 - Te-fiyi!fl 0 - VJ V AW. Atto tMS. L.i..UeW'iw.'ii55 1 m ik"Ate isl TUB k.TiriJl ... .. . . . m " " '"' "' VERES A FEW CUPS TO RMSS f -I r- AJT IP VOU tVWT TO 110 Am Jel JitlO OU WW UP crrr-- A op a bit-sb no- y r -"ryl sTDioiS HERD ON FIVE ami ,--m r f-l l-fol Pardon Sought for Noted Klamath Murder Convict By MALI' M'AIUIHOI (ill Foreign Policy Review Asked WAniHNMTON lM ... A llni... vleeil and alllrined by the BU- yirlun Aflalra Hull toiniMltlc-r. Tlirotlurn Jordan, who wna run- Drenm Court. vlclitl uf inuiuor here m Klamulh i Lost Nculrinuer. a rails aim tor two decades liii!i been , In (Jhlcauo, Alice (lllbert llorden, luialuu polluy to ilelvrminr H u one nl Oregon's more notorious sniil In mi iillliliivll neut In Clov. ", fiuiM-d the Un cl viiluuliln lirlsonrrs. should be pardoned, In i McKay Hint her former liiixbiind. alllrn In rlurope and the l''nr Kaat ' tho opinion of a group of 75 per- Keura llllbrrt. killed Hiilllvmi ami M , , ,... ....: so., which met in Portland recent, that Jo,, had nothing to do with m"r ' l I J' n. V. " tV. iv. it : . . . : :: . - 111. llllllitllif.,1 iirnnn n.l . U..i,. fllll.MI j.i,. ..I II.a 1 Weanesiliiy culled for review or Negro woman Hritish lullurnce on' Amerlcuu tile I nm rrlnln in inr mi Kimii lasnrti a ren- ' neuia nuurri unr oi uie .. mm.iu ir.,.1 .,,i "....ma.,,.,, olutlon to that rileoi ami sent it tOiioMHiition wllneiw. at .loidnn'a "'',.,, . ," ' V, " ,"'"' ',""'11"'" Uov. IHuiglaa McKay. Iiliil. Ho te.nilleU he had refiwed i'"" "'" , M"J'. Tills delliiitid was part of u tu-w "K"l lough'' piiigiaiii for loirlgn n III which the liner inriiitiri mm I'he iTsoliitlou was sluned bv to iiccoiiipiinv Jorduii on a planned Annie 1. Hughes of I'orilaml and holdup of the railroad man. declared Hull It un. Hit. onliiiiiii I Mr. Ilnriliiru n 1 1 tiluvll khIiI thiit of those present at the Lilllira Hull sliorllv after Jordan wa sentenced icullllllltlen OUllllleil III a apeclal meeting that Joriliins conttiiiied she ami hrr husband wern In an repurl on arniral Kiiropeuii num. coiilmeinent la solely liaseil on the , ai guinenl at Oakland, Calif., and'"'''' and illncussed In n news con. tact mat ne is a Negro unit she luiinulrd linn cm nia way ; " " "'r""'eis mr nri. .m,. .Ionian was convlclrd back In In the hospital, thinking Unit lie!'"1"' 'I'-Wlai, clinirinaii. Kelly IRta ut inurderllnr V T Hlllllvnn llllullt die llllbnl iidinlllivl Die "'"' "lid Merruw iKNIh. a while man, Soiilherii Pacific din- Siilllvan kllllnu, according to Mrs. 'Hie Mibcnininlllee report pro. i iB car aiewnid, and scnlenccd to , Hoi ileus nlliiluvll. posed Unit lurilirr iili lie ghrn . ornrs ituoeri is re Hirieu in uave.ooiv oiiiier c riir nil oieclxr I'lNKISII His cn.e at the tune was i-ele- brated cause of various pinkish elements: letters and pollUnns w-ere sent to the governor on his behalf, nml iilliuklug Ihe brand of Justice dispensed in Klnnuilli Coun ty, ihere were marches on the cap llol and n Htnle Theoidore Jor dan AiUI-Lyncliliig League" was iiirmrd, Sears (lllliert Is reHirted to have .only under "clrnr nml precise c u ai naco. lex, in August, i uiiioim inrse ranged liom a Or jlliniid for greater pliigess tuwaiil Kuropran unlly to iiiliinul i. reforms. The group also strongly lecuin. mended develiiiinu Hpuur., miij. tnry power. Meiuiiers su u,rv would .'.poiiMir a mote to uht Oenernlissliiio J'ranco giili.inniiiiv more than the loo million ildlms w fvHt w l(.VriiMi nil n:n t Altl'l l) AI that lime police In Oirgon. riucngo nnd Texas checkeii on her Mory nod determined that It did not siiuaie with other known Incls, and Jordan wan kept In prison. 'Hie resolution o ih Portland Ul'illltl fl.rlurefl Mini imiilv' tmrtnliN Lsellti-nreil la iirlsnn fnr III,. Inriim Hoi dfcifk T. v''-.,w,-1:,. ''mm, By JEAN OWENS Dick Hilton was presented with CINCINNATI H When vou ap,d lia been with the hotel ever register at hotel, the desk clerk MlliV It nut ill Us first I'.inrnu 111. geous, diplomatic and Is an ex- the door locked. Here It was Sat- j bangs a bell importantly and cai bio. He usually picks u vour brief- ecutlve who can pick gooa men urday night and only 10:00 o'clock, out: c;ise in dignified silence, and vou the president ,. Latin Club gavel and then delegate authority to Besides that, peering In behind the ' Boy! Show this gentleman to .curry the heavy baas yourself, last night by retiring president, them. We know further that, tnjblind you could see the place full his room." ;iiriiteful to be dl any assistance Dick Tracy at their iiiiuuul club spit ot nis amies Keeping nun and nair being cut nice mad. iney rt Ihe next few seconds are al- you can. I Banquet held In the school cafe In foreign countries for long times. I be through with that bunch by 11:00 , ways full of tremendous suspense. 2. The oalsy-w iilsy bellhop He term. Jnnu Laiigslct. new sci re I L'rder the pressure Julius Mr. ! have been released after serving and aeaporu. er. then governor of Oregon, coin- 'even yrius iihf mltilmuin to be The forriku committees of bun, nulled the Negro's sentence to Hie ellaib'e foi paroln. chamber me still colisulriiii.. im Impiisoiimrnt. I Jordan's record nl the iit-nltoii- aliiiiiii.stinii.n s I?.wmi,uiii ihhi I The denlh sentence had been re. Mary Is that ()( a troiibleiiinkrr. iclgn aid iirngruiu Ciili of lipurrll ,....... .,. u.iiiun iioiiiii,, Unr - w.iii inrturieil Bureau Says National i Economy Still Strong I WASHINGTON 1.1 Tlir nurriut homr liu-rrniir In cimMimcr buying. ! of AdrifulluiHl KcotuunU'r MUit i "Willi niiiM)ci'i.s lur hiuhrr waif Steel Mills Back to Work PITTHIItlltdll .r -"The null,,,,-. what's the world coming to? getting a hotel room is one of the 'starts whispering la your ear In t:iry-e!ecl was given Uie secretary's greai aranuts ot everyday Amen- , Ihe elevator, gives you the low- ooon by past secretary, Janice Lar- Our earliest recollection of Klam- can life. Each person must plav his down on the town, and wails until son, and Dick Hilton presented his aui .runs cuy is uie long, long.roie exactly rigni or the whole vou open your ban in the room to vice-president's pin to Mainew IJc he's all American. As a politician Ike showed his peat ability as supreme allied commander in Europe. All the cross purpose political pressure, from Winston Churchill, the various French factions and all the other allied leaders, was on his neck. It ' Shop, would have broken a lesser man. As a leader Ike enjoys the gen-1 Next Tuesday. April 15. is the prisoner at the bar of Justice. see tf it contttuis mi open bottle f'atti Oiher new ofllcers honored , listed thes,. factors as indiratiiu! creases may not be as general tins ;T'uinnirs dramatic sciute of row of mounted deer heads and thing is ruined. eagles tnai nnea me wan opposite ' me desk clerk lias acted Ins he can share at me ainner. were Alice tleary. . n,r naiion s economy will continue the mirrors In Swansen's Barber part perfectly. He looked at you 3. Ihe Chambei-of -Commerce historian, and Joan Juckeland. re- oneratlnu in limit gear with icy suspicion when you first bellhop "We e :t great little city porter (), i,1(,,strl production is up I step meekly up to him. like a here. sir. " he savs. and begins un- Ronnie Horshuerger was nuisicr i, , jnmnirv mid FYbiuarv reding statistic or bank clear- o( ceremonies lor the aliair and in- levels cunesiia- tne liniinntu economy lines 111 ine slrel ministry Blld luouslry on, klinnr nl Is stroun despite some i ecenl some other nui)or ludtislria. con- defriiae -iliroblird lucji mi,, UP, weitkcnmg In prices sunirr incoiurs aie enprCled to lliursdny umlrr the Kovrininmi s In a forecast of market prospecis continue in rise. ' thr agency said. say-u. for taritt prtMlitcts the bureau It added, liuwever. thul wage In ' Within ','t hours of l'rr.i.ii.i I lie Ulne confidence and enthusiastic i las', day to register to vole: County I Then a slow smne spread over 'irgs. employment figures and the lir.iured the program. David Mas- support of more Americans than .clerks oliice. couruiouse. Main his stern countenance like a froi- .prospect of new industries. Thts'KCll played a clarinet solo, accom any other man. j Street between Third and Fourth. As a politician, again. Ike ts j Wouldn't It be more free from party commitments I A heck of a note and political connections and entan-1 If by not registering glements of all kinds than any oth- You lost your vote? Employment remains virtu ally unchanged. '3 I'erMiiliil II. comes continue st'.MMMtV prlng as last, because ol slncknesn ;iam. Iicad.s of '.lrt industry i,,:,i In some Industries, particularly fectelarv of ('omuirrcn Mowvrr he those piiKluclug non-duiuble goods, could count upun rt return to nnruiBl The Inireuu said liirm markellngi Ptoducllon itn nm,n tlJt pnii,,. nl fowl nnd flbrr In the irst qiiur-1 And i nw vcr, wim took mPr tl,r ter ot this year were running about .lunnliu' of ih. .Pr, indutrv ulitirr 5 per i-eiii larger than last year . i 'he Pir.'.irni , (,uPr Tiirsom- "Iglll. said. "I hone hv Thiir.,!... neur hlh Irvels of tecenl months. It ijave this stiuunury of the food lu be able to stale flint tlirre is i' ine oeieiise proruui is sun ami larui priMiuct supply ana prire iiip restJ Ilusinoss stirrer expandliu' COM IV ItlSON I "Available inlonnaiion tor the first part ot '.he quarter indicates outlook Mrst 1 mat fiillllmr nuinu PriKlm tion Is iiiniilne ub- , table i uinptlon uf i,. siautlally higher than a year ago ! oowver added :lmt lie evprcted ulul ni'uoul) v wi cnnllniie metier 'to rniucr riiuisf nv uuh to me oiireiiu sain. tnui national ior ine reinainaer or tnis yeai. ..iuiiiiv, tirr-iurnt tlir ( 10 hlerl- wonern, wno called off Ihe strike alul pic security spending mav be up a- Daily Products - Demand coiiim i proximately four billion dolhtis'urs strong and prices for the rest short lime after the President s en river breaking up in soring, bov lets v.iu know he expects to pained by Ann Heiidersen and the les. Sir! Prefer a tub or shower? own the hotel himself soon. Ink Blotters sang, featuring One As vou sign your name a small EDI CATION St. John and Ins guiiar Olher sensation of self-respect creeps 4 The Busy Bee bellhop He members of the grouo are Rich back into vou. flutters about the room opening ard Lundsleii, Louts Taucher and "Boy! show this gentleman to his windows that ought to be closed Clifford Sides. Concluding the pro room1" ipnc closing windows that ought to I gram was Dena Lampropuloa. ac- KFV Flrci'Rr ' . l.n ........ u'hn t. linnllv SHl'l ! rnnina 11 lri hs' Ui.n llPrklo,rCTr Cff - ' Who will 'ten forward' Whoever "Will that be all. sir1' you (eel Isingmg "Smoke OeLs In Vour niAt 1 111 ! XSL1 k. ,c ?'" ' :; fp '0"".r5..U.h?f !I s K the verv least you can do Is Lyes" and "Night and Day - fm I C JtAA. SSAJJUM C whole nerformance. olter to send him through col-1 Marliyn Ocrbcr was the general . (rom ,),. m,U,i rate ol 44 billion of 19M niobablv will be eoual to ur . declaration I m : . ..... . :cnalrnian uf the banfinnl ... ........ .1 .., ' . lucre are some DClinops wno , . . u ... tiooina in uie luumi quftii.! ui . aunsr iiit-.r 111 i-.'ai. . oiiirin-nii ling Ilappri! pick up your bags, stare at them i 5. The Hamlet bellhop He nev- ! 1D51 1 h'Kgs PriHlurtlon tsiip per o;er the mills, the naiiv tlio..,i, disdainfully and make vou feel like er utters a word, just puis down i peiirana can be heard for the; -Evidently bu lness lnvetment 1 cent from Inst cnr 'Ihe spring of sierlworkera. themselves hailm NEW YORK Ufi The price Df ".ales "and promotion prices" the a dime store thief as vou trail them 'ol,r bJ "nd locl" ,l you. . " ."rsl P. i"10"?w eve" ; also rose, accord'nn to surveys ( ; price decline has nliout run lis iKawvrr's nnilinialic winds with your next lairs suit win be easier order of tne dav on the budget than last fall. It could i suit making Industrie be within easy caning distance i revived. of pre-Koresn prices. American woolen, Some men's suit makers are even :dustry. this week u icing oi tne return oi me gooa icia m worstea prices ior nu prev- ....u.c.-ktu. - . h.llh -mii Is chame of the radlo-Fnclish c lasses cm ritn iiouslv marie hv aeverai mher miita and you secretly hooe they think 6- The Dodo bellhop Tnu is in..rge oi ine ran.tr.ngiusn c. asses The down the Korean the important back Drices suit would be from a mixture in the price of raw wool, the trrow worsted first priced at 13.80 a yard, ling competition of tynthetic fibers, uie wool and tnrougli the lobbv to the elevator meiaucnoiv itouo b, su . , - ...s- i"--, piata fur cupliai expansion ami , course, but prices are expected lo jncsn cneer es are to be Others can do It with pomp and j 15 " expression that asks s Hentiy. tram, which Is put on by the mem-; llldc BUon, rp hui llrw cu,(1 u0 brou. yCBr-s levels. I "Lel n get on with It and slop Iceremonv. as If thev were Cleo- How couia i.ie ao mis to me. s sir... ,on rxIM.ntHUres averaged around Wheal -Uomestle and extiort ne arguing, was a Common ex- iiiant of the tn- iPatra'a servants unrolling the wel- You have a wild sense of fear that will be a pre-Kiister program 5 )Pr nl tbovf the ,,urui quar- I sales running nl highest level unco pre-sion " confirmed the! cone rue for the great Ceasar. tears will begin to roll down his bed at the MJPaul s Lplsco-, ,r .. , lw, Although ,,P , ,trV, fr big- n har Cfi.a-'t- l'. n i . pflOPIs v.. ..... nuvsiiiuu.il till I li l,iin,ui lnl1 llinl n t Hill frn I I V f-ntitiMjl Visiinliililna. Ul.VVa cm LTNl Mf! Ill fUllli-ril . nrlul sr& wWwWiSr. immi rs s syi :nA hear our. own wrn- :tArtfd most of I ine Ia' "ne IITSl. Openea. I mc uy u liin.i iivwi ui uc , ."' ' j " , . ... v,ai, nrmnis have "ow'cS. The wool clothln, Industry Is be- !' nfs T-tXl vou- Ty'ou A'v. "In " ..dS I The schoo. amTaiater should be to that evel. (The $40 iset with troubles: The wide swlnirs ,)' d0. '? hlre rnldgets to strew i you ou give li.u an o u ,kno..nbv .o , ... r.anp, cut In January to S3.72S. and this summer to be delivered at 13.40.) And the garment workers union agrees not to ask for higher wages at least not until September 15. The effect of the last wage hike (12 cents an hour, In Novem ber. 1950) will still be felt, of course. Labor and overhead are held accountable for around 65 per cent of a suit's wholesale cost. The reasons for this bright price prospect: 1. The sharp drop in .capita consumption of all fibers the price ol raw wool m Australia and South Africa. 2. The sharp drop in sales and the high inven tories In the men's clothing busi ness, -which makes "promotion AYOL Blamed On Love Bug SAN PEDRO, Calif. OP An Ore gon soldier who went AWOL gave himself up Wednesday and blamed It all on the fact that his command ing officer in Korea refused to let Royal F. Crandall. 28 (of 1029 'i the price resistance of customers the mushrooming tendency of men to wear ore casual clothes and hold the buying of suits to a mini mum. In the United Ststes total con sumption of wool dropped by nearly one-fourth last year, the Interna tional Wool Study group reports. The Bureau of Agriculture Eco nomics of the Department of Agri culture says mat last year ore dropped to 44.04 pounds from 44 8 in 1850. but wool's drop was 25 l.er cent from 4.16 pounds in 1950 to 3.09 in 1951. .aiwavs thought tht t would make! Most bellhop collectors I know i "KIm'h Forever are beliw sold an impressive entrance. ; insist tnis type is now ! ; " 7 7.Z' Z There are all sorts of bellhops. In America, and has been for mess Leader, of America. Buy Veteran travelers will recall at vears. Thev say that if you offer lyour copy now for only ten cents. least some of these types: a bellhjo onlv a uuarter toaay ne ! 1. The elderlv retainer bellhop will look at it and ask in honest tHe is white-haired and time-bent surprise, "What Is It?" Big Roundup Dance Slated ABC?s RED BLUFF -The cltv Is airaln Mysterious posters could be scrn-, SPt t entertain thousands of about the halls today. What Is roundup fans at the big. free meant by "Club 62" April 1977 .Roundup Slrcel Dance, Saturday, : April 19. ' As usual, an enure cuy uiock will be roped oif. waxed, and pre And wool accounted for only ready an incrediole mess, can t get seven Tir .Pnt nf (ntal oca nt . WASHINGTON There s no Hoover's silence, reason why the Investigation of Then It will remember that Hoov government corruption charges, al- er nnd lhe FBI never say much Truce Talks Stay in Rut rising Incomes are resulting In , appreciably larger than a year ago running their men back lo work. i and prices of truck crops for pn- 'the fulNcnle reemployment of , ceasing are expected to average some 150. ooo ftirlmglird worker somewhat lower than a year ago. W'as expected to lake as long as Dry Ilciins-Production Una year j ten days to two works. I may fall short of expected demand, Bethlehem sieel. second largest Livestock Feed Clralna Demand Iproducer In the land, was one of , I expected to continue strong over i'hO '-lntcsi cninimni. s In rail lis j the next several month, but reln-imen bark. Ilnokesmen said, "our lively unlavornble producer prices Plant are being put back Into ! of hogs and poultry may Vend to oneratl-in as rapidly as possible" weaken demand later In tho year. LIMIT i I Thus Belhlekftrh -Ihipd un with J, United Stales Hleel hlggest of them j ITOIIull VVOmen H. Republic nnd Jonea and Laugh- i m a j lln 1,1 nroutesence fh government 1 111 MdlOriTV rul'' ",ul 111 calling n gradual, III IIIWIVI III rlPrlv r.!r.ll.,,, nt n, .1 ... pared for the festivities ROMP! .f There are a million t rations sponsored uy iei uiun oiismess. women than men In Italy B" Mnrell. chairman nf the n Ills n.rlv iMllir. Ii.nrltl? ... .'. ... .... ... . , fin clnl I nures releasetl hv the ooara of j anil I revealrri h s , National Institute of Vllal Stalls, company Is loinlng llqpublic Hleel. fibers, lower, eve than in the it- r.ression year of !934. Mens suits production, of whatever fiber, dron- nameo . .... - j 10 . erai. juage james r. wcuraiierj 'sv year. m.rf ,A hv. Hnuhl. there U nnv MUNSAN. Korea IO For the firth ilrnlohl Huv lriii Off irntln Inr about the dirt tncy uncover since mad(, no move l0WBrd ending the. 'J;"V". men. from 9 p.m. to 2am and cele brants are provided with confetti 'Uc Thurs(jnv rPVeal that Italy's Pethlehem and Yimngsinwn Sheet noiscmagers ana otner iavor. population Jumped five million in end Tube In a conn challenge of '"': I-.U..S....I - , uiei last 15 years. mince nana, nr'iaacui over a ptiu- lMl NuvPlnbPr-, census showed , , " i , , , 23.086.77a milieu. 24.052.459 l-mnles. r, ..,,, ...,. and a total population of 47.I38.2J5. the legatltv nf the selsure. record crowd for The previous census. In 103(1, but Wool men are fighting stoutlv. however, against wool's losing by default. F. Eugene Ackerman. president of the Wool Bureau, trade organization, says that in the United States wool consumption postwar has been 73 per cent above prewar. He predicts Increasing use of wool, saying it Is an accented fiber and needs no proof of its virtues. In wool growing centers. how- Soon after President Truman ncv" .Drosec"'e " '"V tipming in n.orea ,hp dBn(. an(l (or lhe roumlllp on , r L ' i n..H him the new attorney zen- anyihing. It s not their job. , They met and adjourned. Tha , ADrll , c.nd ,0. ,,ul W"1""0" at 4..127.I23 ineir JOD IS lO gainer imoiina- p .s "i"'.' tion on wrongdoing and then turn 1 six minutes. That brought the W Ninth SM Medford Ore., told ever, optimism isn t running so eiffiABM at InH ein ie o rl hnt noro " . . L 7 i .,V,X, - nign. ina. ne naa oeen aiiul sutcc January He told them he was a World h'ar II veteran who re-enlisted in 1950, and was wounded by a gren ade in Korea. He continued: While recovering In February. 1951, from his wound, he fell in love with a Korean girl. She was 19, the daughter of a merchant, and was working at Taegu as a tele- In the Western United States the r.ew clln is starting and growers report no rush as yet of buyers. In Australia, wool prices con tinue weak, although not falling as fast as a few months ago. From the outbreak of the Korean v.-ar prices skyrocketed, more than doubling by March of 1951. Price breaks since then have corruption but said he'd have J Edgar Hoover look into it. If the administration was think ing of an Investigation in political terms, then picking the FBI chief lor the job would seem like a very smart political move, on paper anyway. it over to the Attorney General for whatever action he wants lo take. They generally leave It up to him to make the public statements. There's hardly any doubt that Hoover has quite a bale of Informa tion on government employes In this files. And it's sure that the grand total for five meetings this week to 30 minutes and 30 sec onds. Chinese MaJ. Oen. Hslch Fang said Thursday the Communists had no objection to moving truce super vision negotiations back from the sub-delegation level to the staff of ficer level If the Allies want to do Workers Find Human Bones " "' " u o. c" I rnce breaks since then have , ," "- - "? .1, Mr. being nald for But &en.0Perat)r '0r thC Unlted brought them back to pre-Korean erV ! But by one of those same strange I twists which have made the whole ,. ' .i. ...... ., ' FBI never throws Information ! "cer lcv" " lnc A'"cs WBm lo au , Paris of a whole skeleton and noover ...s u.e puo..c a ioiui- : " lit. i,kull, badly delerloruted. were dls- dence as the best investigator in w. AGREEABLE ,-,.Pre,i hv i. q p sPrit,,n onno tne government. And his relations It ha had the job o( .checking , Mxy G(,R. wllllnm K. dnP1day m ' MKnm I "ceo I with Congress, where the adininis tip on government employe i loyal- Harrlllon th'e Alllcs have n0 ZK iZ l&lm Mur r5y ( Red ) Brit (ration gels most of Its criticism Uy and In this one search alone It obJcctloI1 lo uch a muve u the ! Murray kick uiiv have been extraordinarily good lor must have accumulated " tidy Rpds wam tf) d I Brllton said the skeleton wits un- But neither side said It wanted earthed about six tc seven Inches to do that or anything else, below the .surface, approximately Each side appeared to be waiting .j,n fert from Ihe lake shore, near for the other lo take the initiative. n1P g. p. mainline. The meeting was stretched out According lo the Sheriff the skel to six minutes third lowest of ,cton appeared to be that of a the week by a prepared state- young person and looked as If It ment from Hslch. He said the way had been exposed to the weather lo settle, everything was for the or a great number of years. United Nations Command to agree i About a year a'to construction i levels. Nations. ,.rV. j , j .v While the price of wool was high ;J ,1,. i" snythetlc fibers moved into the cepted. I obtained the necessary approval from my commander and Lee was processed for security. The red tape took a long time, and I twice was granted extensions U.S. clothing field nnd took 30 per cent of wool's former market here. Now that prices are down again. wool men hone to regain more than Inflation Sends Prices Soaring of service, although I had been ;half of lf'St volume. eligible to return home for some I They also hope sprine will spur time." jclothing sales. Some suits must be When the papers at last were Swearing pretty thin by now. ready lo be signed last October, ne got a new commander wno would not approve of his mar rlage to a Korean girl. He was snipped nome. After rest leave, he asked to be sent to Korea again. Instead he was ordered to Fort Huachuca, Arlis. "Instead of going to Arizona, I visited my sister In San Francisco. I put on civilian clothes and have been working at odd jobs up and down the coast. But now I want to settle this thing and clear the way for Lee and I to be married," he said. NO NAMES Crandall did not disclose the full name of the girl nor did lie Identify the commanding officer he said refused Ihe wedding permission. Fort MacArthur officers said Crandall will be sent to Camp Cooke, Calif., for Investigation of .he story, and for possible dlsclp I'nary action. years. mine of material on government So good, in fact.that of all those I woraers mora s . emu aim geiier- now nolaing top joos in this ad- ."1 coiiauci wmcn nl,e "i. oow ministration hoover prooably mB , disloyalty, might still not be would have the best chance 0f Praireworthy' keeping his If the Republicans won All 'of which raises a question In november. i which must be puzzling the r Bl: After all, it was the Republicans I, u ls corruption ana wnat who put nim in his present Job! Is lne,! "u?p se W,J,.. 'h back in the 18JU s and he was so i , " r "i... covers a lot of territory, and a lot ol people. And right at the start Hoover has to work with one hand tied behind his back. He told Congress a law corruption investigation so remark won't be investigating corruption wMrh Congress passed only last but Investigating Mctiranery. j summer prevents the FBI from In- MIRRORS for anr reom la the bvm.t SSI f.. Mln PARIS Wi Tourists and for eign residents who complain about me in r ranee oeinz expensive cot some evidence Thursday from lheOrancry, to give him a report on As Attorney General and head of the Justice Department, McUran ery would be Hoover's boss, but before the judge can have the Joo he must be approved by the Senate. And beiore the Senate gels a chanc to approve, the Senate's Judiciary Committee must look him over. It so happens the com mittee is headed by Senator Mc Carran who, ahtough he's a Demo crat from Nevada, is no friend of Tiuman's. And McCarian told Hoover, bc- tore tne committee questions Me National Statistical Institute of Just how inflation has swollen prices. The Institute gave these three. year price percentage rises from Feb. W49 to Feb. 1952: Coffee. 128 per cent: milk, cheese 84 per cent; noodles, 76 per cent: veal, 71 per cent: camembert, 70 per cent: bread, 43 per cent; gas, ua per cent: rents, lux per cent; barbers, 100 per cent: newspapers, 68 per cent: movies, theaters. sports. 87 per cent; subway and bus fares, 87 per cent; doctors' fees, 69 per cent: clothes, 25 per cent, shoes, 23 per cent. the Judge. Otner members of Con gress want to oulz McCiranerv about his handling of the Amerasla Magazine case In 1945 when Mc Oranery was an assistant attorney general. So for some time to come the public's attention may be diverted from the problem of the Investiga tion of government corruption to the investigation of McOranery. mcuranery nnaliy passes his examination, Hoover can start pumping Into him Information on government corruption, If any. At llrst the public may be startled by People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! . OVERSTOCKED 10 Discount On All Electric Brooders eS'oSOO Chick Size STANDARD FEED STORE Ph. 8300 Bureau where most of the corrup tion has been disclosed. Congress left that to the Secret Service. All In all. things shouldn't be dull around here. Probers Tripped By Own Rule WASHINGTON ( The McCar ran Committee on Internal Secur ity Is trying lo bring an ex-Com-munl.it from Europe to testify, but is running Into difficulties. The reason: The McCarran Act bars Reds and ex-Reds from the country. 8en. Ferguson (R.Mich.), a member of the senatorial subcom mittee, told reporters about It, and remarked ruefully: "You sometimes get caught on your own shoehorn." 01dat40.50.60?' Man.You're Crazy I FariM your ff Thomsnilf sre peppy st 7u. ' Try "prpiiint up" with ...ores. CoMr ni omln fur wFnk, rundown fetllnc ant solely to body's lack of Iron which many men and women call "old." Teitwl liy bmtorit 8(i reported food rwulta. Mnny. Impreised. tnlif, "will prearrllia I Oitrex In future.'7 Try ourtx Tonto Talilela for pep, vim, younner feeling. Money hack It I not tleliglited. bof Introductory sls oniy i&f. 'At all drur alorei everywhere 1 In Klamath (alia, It Paylen to what the Communists wanted RED AIM What the Reds want Is the priv ilege of repairing military airfields during an armistice and accept ance of Soviet Russia as a "neu tral nation" to help police the truce. 'Die Allies are strongly op posed to both. One other major stumbling block stands In the way of an armi stice how to exchange military prisoners. Staff officers handling this problem have been In recess since April 4. presumably study ing a new approach which may solve the question. workers on the Algoma highway protect discovered a skull, deter mined to be that of an Indian bur led there many years ago. Chimney Sparks Start Fire An early call took city firemen to the home of Mrs. H. Schroeder, 419 Pacific Terrace at 7:00 this morning. Firemen said chimney sparks sot fire to roof of the building causing considerable damage. Car Overturns, Youth Cited A 17-year-old youlh was cited to Juvenile Court by Clly Police fol lowing an accident at Delta and California Sfs. shortly before mid night Wednesday. Officers said the youth's 1039 Chevrolet sedan overturned while attempting to turn off California onto Dcltn. Three othor youths In tho car were not injured, officers reported. Glidden Paint April 11 to April 26 Oft a golton of Sprrd SATIN, lh 100 Lai i Emv'irOn paint, Hr'i yovr chanc lo Iry thii wonder paint al o laving. You'll b dNghld with lh rich, Mllny colon and how oiy thty apply on walli or woodwork. NEW WONDER COLORS luit arrived. Com in and it the. big diiploy. FEEDER'S DAY ONTARIO, Ore. 14" The 10th annual Feeder's Day will he held ritxt Wednesday nt the Malheur branch experiment station six miles southwest of here. A report will h? made on a two-year steer feeding experiment. i ''a: '-i OA-:: I & li K (j KLAMATH MllS f ilflH SAVE 42c Chooio ony ono of iopolac'i 1 1 hard wearing colon, In cluding on ullro-whlto that itoyi while. Quick-drying for In ifd or ouftid. $l-98qt. uy any ill eon of Rock-Spar for regular prko and gl another torn ill for only 1 c An oll'purpoi clear vornlih. IHI I HI IN PIT lUft UNI 904 Klamath Avt. Phona 607 ROPER & ROPER PAINT STORE 2012 to. 6th Ph. 9278 Smart Buy! Mil nOTUED IN CALIFORNIA tooi. cAiiroiiriiA mim m