Herald and news., June 13, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

KIIIDAY, JUNK 1.1, 11152
1IKHALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHEGON
PACK riVE
tevenson May Be Ready
For Democratic Draft
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f'i'iiniiip iliv i .nllv nimvmu us.
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Ulr Dmiiirlulic uuv Icli llllnl nuiiil
Hll I lull It n,,.i, ,n W,y.
i Alth(itii tlir uuviTiini- reliirn.1
a MnulliiM ''no cimiiiirnt" In qucv
huii', uliiinl it piu.Mlilp dnill, lilt,
lunula n.iv hr Iiiih nut liikrn ad
vunliici! hi iiuini'inim nitirlmllli'ii
quirt Iv in Miiiili thrlr iiinvrn
Iranian Oil
Outbound
HUM K r Klflrrn Umunimd
t'tm til liniiiitii nil hit mi Ihr hluh
urn in (hire tin i kern bound for lor.
t riuti pui I.-, In dcltum r of ttrlllMi
1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 hiirnli hold Kr-
ilnv
Tin- tuiKoc lrMiiir lul
ls w ! tv.r 1 1 it hd unci N n wii v mi
licllnvrd lo br ihr lit'.l bulk nit lei
inr It it 1 1 ni I tonn hrct the Anclo
luininii Oil t'u
Thr ovmtn flld llic imtrlmnrr
ii m red tu Luv Hit oil nt IH itrr
rrni ticlow Hit? iiiTvalllim world
itmikrt prlrc. .
Anulo liuuhin liim llirrutrnrd
top I nellmi ii u' it in it tuivonr pur
Au'liiir iinnlim oil while llir lift
TlnnnllrHtlon Imiw remain un.net
ttrd Th matter In now twlmr r
purd beforo tlio World Court, nt
'Hi 1 1 amir,
polntrd In that dlinllnn.
J uccib Arvry, Illliioln iiHtlonn)
ciiiMinlttcriniili, tells nil eonicrh
I hut titrvriif'on will rcfipoinl to ii
clinll. All Ihr uovrrnor hiivn, pub
licly mid prlvntrly In that lit
durrtirt licllrvit rny dnill will tnlf
place. Mr MU'n nil ho witnln tu do
li run for rtM'Irx'Uon.
fJui If Arvcy mid olhrrn huvr
thrlr wy, thnc will bp h move
mm nt ft I the ChUiiito i onvnilidii
nrxt month lo put Htcvrimoii In
thr i cut Ue pi nimbly will urt
llllnolh' vnlrti on Ihr flml ballot.
II Nrw York nnrt Mlchlmin Oirn
nwlim hfhliid hlin, n rj.uirlwiii.oii
niovtnirnl mlttht br ntnrlrd.
Hirvrnnon lookn nood lo ninny
l)riiiorrutn hh h polriitlit) nonilnrr
ureniiM '1 hr hurt piovrd hr run
ruriy tlul Illlncdn; 2 hurt
clran-iip lipoid which would oil
frt Itrpublicnn "corruption" hhout-.
nitiilil thr Ucmntiiiln; 1 3 1 Ik 1oi
contiiiuHy in ihr udnilnlhtiullon n
fore lull nffiilrn piourmn; ami Mi
MipporlA IU civil unlit propoMtl-.
without brum obnoxious to irbrl
lions Dlxlr Dcmwl uIh.
On thr othrr hntid. HlcvritMji) np
pnuH in br one of those rnre
polltlt'lniiN who rrnlly dornn't pin
lo br prrMdrnt. He would rnUirr
br Kovrnior niiw'n und linhh his
rlloiU tn irotuuiiUe llllnoln.
Reds Hold
Captives
il Term For
PILGRIMS MEET FOR PAPAL BLESSING Faint IXtr't Square. Vllrn
City, Ii dutlrd llh faithful (atherlni to receive the taiter Sunday bltilni of Pope Plus Xll.'"'
Local Girl
High Judge
ftlilrlry Brhorn. daughter of Mr.
anil Mr t: I, Krhorii who ) at
iHKllrii! Clla-ln Hlnm nt Balrin Ililn
wrrk wni hworn In at thr Cupltol
yralrrduy a.s c lilrl Ju illco tlurlnu
Innuuuruilon rrrrintmlrK.
Ilia Rlrl IrcislatniH uprnrd lruli
Intivi" i.pKioim In the llnu.-e and
hrnntp thw inornnc.
Annr Klwrlr. rnrlland. In irp.
dfnt nf thr Hrnatr and Hhlrlrv
rirnv h lrirndriur. U bprakrr ot
thr llnttr.
hponireil tur (lirr Stale from
hrrr alw) wrro Trudy Ilramlrtt,
itauiihirr nl Mr. and Mr. Khuer
Hiainlrtt and Mnrv Ann Oulde.
Hudson House
Wins Pay Hike
PORTLAND W Kmplovft nf
Hud.-nn llmur at rnrlland. Salem
and Thr Oalirs xvho are rrpre
nenied bv thr AI'T, Orftnn Can
narv Cnutull. have won anr
bnoata and mhrr lirnrdta, union
official fald niursday.
Ahout ant) nnrkrrn arr allrrtrd
K. B Brnjainln nl Salem, council
prraidrnt. aald.
Talkn arr m hrdulrd nhortlv with
nirda-Eye and othrr rmployrra. he
aaid.
Thr Hurinon Howe aireement
rain for hourly waia tnrreaara
JnirlnK frnin 3 to A cent: two
liddlllniinl paid hnlidnvn: rhlfl dlf
ferrnilali nl 6 and 10 crnla; to
rrfc vacation alter thrre years;
and 0urn rhrik-olf.
IlKnLIN ii Hie RuaAlanr.
Kridav freed one Cirrman Ihry had
kldnupprd from Wr.M Hr.iliu, bill
they drlird a Brlitr.li protr.t liv
rniilinuliiK In hold two Writ Brrlln
nrwnpnprr men arlied at the aaiur
tltnr.
A younu Writ Berlin woman alo
u-ua arrealed by Coimmmtal police
llmradav nlt:hl and was HUH In
thrlr cuntody. Bhr win the llrat
vli llni nl a new Ciuiiinuiilnt drcree
whlrh ralendrd to Urrlln's boun
dnrlr.i the aamr wevrre mraaurea
which huvr arad the Ea.it-Weat
Cirrman Iroutlrr.
This drcree. InMird Tliuraday
nltrht. wan the IntrM move In the
Cninmunir.l rampalun tn aipieere
ititioundrd WrM Brrlln. the Alllea'
InM aironehnld behind the Iron
Curtain.
Il was timed neatly to iffnel,
In thr worrird inlndn nf Wr.it Brr
llnrr. two niraMirra takrn by the
Vrt to boost nrrlln's mnrnlr.
Only a trw hottra hrfnrr the dr
rrrr. the Allied Hluh Coinmlsalon
announced Ha delrrmlnatinn lo
rounlrr any new attarka hv Runala
on Brrlln. and Joined with Went
Germany tn providing economlr aid
lor this rlty'a atrimiiliuii Industries.
Communist Negotiator 10 0
Cites U.N. Weaknesses
VAU'E IT
KUOENK 'fl l.anr County's
asars.Hrd valuation for 1QA3.A1 will
rrai-ll SI3R.000 000 .am lnrrrM nt
nearly IIJ.oon.noo ovrr prearnt val
uation--Countv Aaror OeorRe
Block estlmatrd thin wrek.
MUNSAN, Korea W The chief
Communliit ncKollatnr In the
aliillcd Korean truce talks f'rlduv
auld the United Natlomi "it In no
po.illlon to dictate auylhlnu either
on the battlrlleld or hi this con
ference." The blast bv North Korean Orn.
Nam II came at a lfl-mlnute no
pruKrc.s fte.sslon at Panuiuulom,
one ol the ahorlft In weckn. Other
wise. Niiin used softer v.-ordn for
the second sttalKht day hut remain
ed tinvirldliiK on thr final Issur
blncklm; an armistice prisoner
cxchniifcr.
Ma). Orn William K. Harri
son, the chief Allied negotiator,
aureed lo another session Batur
dav at 11 a m. 18 p m. PST Fri
day! But he hinted lo newsmen
afterward that the U.N. tnav Im
pose another receaa If the Reds
continue thrlr propaganda blasts.
A Rrd charjr thai three civilians
wounded hv Allied artillery last
wrrk backfired on the Commu
nist at meetincs ol liaison olficers
i before and after the main truce
sessions.
' Marine Col. James C. Murray
told the Red they had been kreu
Iiir combat troops wilhin the zone.
Another meellnit of liaison off 1
flrrr wa set on Ihla question.
which was not discussed bv the
i senior delccales.
I Harrison held a whispered rort-Irri-ncr
wlih hi aide brforr
acrreliiR to Saturday's lon-lrvcl
session.
"We considered whether It wa
i SALEM Wl Col. Ceorite Spaur.
OrcRon state forester who has been
!on military leave alnce October.
; 19S0, Is expected to return to hi
' desk in a few days.
1 lie now Is at Desert Rock
ISprlnRS, Nev.. as chief of staff of
an enRincer regiment on duly at
the alomlc bomb tests.
I
worthwhile to come back tomor
row." Harrison told newsmen.
I The Allies took a three-dav walk
out Inst week In an unsuccessful
effort to needle the Communist
to chatiRe their Insistence on rc-
i turn of all 109.000 Allied-held nris-
I oners.
Knife Attack
A Nexro barber shop Janitor re
ceived a badly gashed hand and
another Neitro wa lodRed In the
County Jail, booked for assault
with a danReoun weapon, a the
result of a scuffle near the 8. 6th
viaduct late Thursday afternoon.
In the lockup I Maurice Berry,
32, a Southern Pacific extra gang
hand from Kirk.
He admittedly knifed Charles
Lewis, 618 Broad, who work at
a downtown barber ahop.
A Southern Pacific railway spe
cial officer, driving down So. tth,
saw the altercation and captured
Berry.
He auld he saw Berry and Lewis
walking near the viaduct, with
Lewis alightly In the lead, and then
saw Berry dart forward and knock
Lewi to the ground.
Then, the witness said, Berry
whipped out a knife and started
cutting at the downed Lewi.
The railroad officer Jumped out
of hi car and subdued Berry, then
started to bring both men Into
town. Lewi wa transferred to a
Red Diplomat
To China
MOSCOW I The Soviet Press
announced to the public Friday the
shift of Ambassador Alexander
Panyusljkln from Washington to
; China, and observers here attached
: great Importance to the move.
I The appointment of Panyushkin
! means the USSR. I going to
i have one of Its sbleat diplomats
I and one who possesses vast exper-
lence In dealing with the Chinese
In the post at Peiping.
Panyushkin, 47, 1 now on his
way home from Washington. In
China he replaces Oen. Nlcolal
i Vassllizvlch Roschhin, who, the
j press said, Is being relieved of the
' duties which have kept him in Chi
: na alnce 1948 first as an envoy to
the Nationalist reg.me of Chiang
Kal Shek and then to the Com
munist regime.
i The foreign affairs ministry has
perhaps no diplomat to whom it !
wouia assign more responsibility I
than it would to Panyushkin. His
Job in China is regarded by foreign
; diplomats here to be of the great-
est importance.
City Police car and taken to a
physician's office for treatment of
hi cut hand.
Berry aald he attacked Lewis be
cause the latter had taken some
money from him. But when Lewla
was searched, he had no money
at all.
BULL SERVICE
WhiUfic
Registered Hereford
Phone CECIL DREW 3924
Berry, officers Uarned, had bttn
In town three or four days and
had been drinking during the afternoon.
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twm lh !.( K, MftftB Plaa Lmmn
Mr. N. Ilk. Bl ft fw mmlf
rait. Afttr ft raiMakbl tlm jmm M
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to all cicdllta' la jaar araM
act alatr iiwr aayiaaal to
arr. Taa anaalaly MiaiaU a a
lllila atgaar lata raai. Or. II ?H tra
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