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I PAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 10, KM Nil0 iJV'vnvir-f' -i iWrfiri?1iftm'MfliWtfifnhi"iYrr-fflir '1 :. w.-.v.-A TRUMAN LAYS KEEL PLATE President Truman (center) grms happily as he signs his initials to the keel plate of the U.S.S. Nautilus, first atomic powered submarine in history, at Groton, Conn. Left to right behind the President are: Jay Hopkins, President of the General Dynamics Corp.; 0. P. Robinson, general manager of . the Electric Boat Division, and Dan Kimball, Secretary of the Navy. UN Negotiators Again Blast Communist Leaders MUNSAN, Korea W The sen ior United Nations truce negotiator Monday charged the Communists with responsibility for Red prisoner of war riots and lor continuing " bloody and profitless war." MaJ. Gen. WUliam K. Harrison accused the Red delegates at a fruitless 22-minute session of di recting "vour captured personnel at Koje island to endanger their lives to further your nefarious schemes." Hundreds of captured Reds nave been killed or wounded on Koje in Communist led riots. ONPA Meet Set For Gearhart GEARHART Wl The Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association will hold its 65th annual meeting here June 19-21. Officers will be elected at the closing business session Saturday. J. W. Forrester Jr., publisher of the Pendleton East Oregonian, president, said speakers will in clude Charles R. Buxton, business manager of the Denver Post and .. formerly a member of the Ore gonian staff; Dan-E. Clark, pro fessor emeritus of history of the University of Oregon: James i. Brattaln, personnel manager of the Oregon Journal: Jack B. Bladine of tee McMinnvme ieiepnone -Register, and Fred L. Haas of the North Bend News. Pearson Sells Bonus Bonds ' PORTLAND W Stall Treas urer Walter J. Pearson, back in Oregon after a trip to the east where he arranged for the 6ale of the state's veterans bonus bonds, said he had -invested 25 million dollars from the sale in u. b. Treasury bonds. The remainder of the $4,977. 256.55 he transferred equally to the First National and U. S. Na tional Banks of Portland, he said. Bonus checks, some of which will go- in the mail to Oregon veterans this week, are expected to average about $415 each. Peterson Gets SOCE Job ASHLAND Wl Alex Peterson, high school athletic coach at As toria, will be football coach at Southern Oregon College of Educa tion next fall. His appointmnt, ' subject to ap proval by the State - Board of Higher Education, was announced by school officials here Saturday. He succeeds Bill - Abbey, resigned. GREYHOUND The key issue blocking a truce is the U. N; Stand that no prisoner be forcibly repatriated. Only 70. 000 of 169,000 captured Reds have expressed willingness to return to Red rule. Harrison said refusal of the Reds to accept this stand was incompre hensible. He added: "You must realize that you are choosing between an honorable armistice and the continuation of a bloody and profitless conflict." North Korean Gen. Nam H re plied in stiffened tones. He accused the U. N. of "incessant atrocities" and "slaughtering" of war prison ers. It was the first time In five days he had repeated these charges. Nam brushed aside Harrison's suggestion that a recess be held to give the Reds "time to recon sider your untenable decision." Nam n said he wanted to meet again Tuesday. Harrison agreed to meet at 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Monday PST. Field Marshal Lord Alexander. Britain's defense minister, was asked at a news conference in Seoul Sunday what chances the truce talks had to succeed. He replied: "I wouldn t bet one way or another. It's a tossup as far as I can see. I honestlv do not know whether the Communists are sincere." Cake Predicts Ike Will Win PORTLAND Wl General Dwight Elsenhower wiU be elected Repub lican presidential candidate on the Uiird ballot at the GOP convention at Chicago next month. Oregon Re publican National Committeeman Ralph Cake said Saturday. Cake made the predicUon on his return from meeting in the east with other Eisenhower supporters. General Douglas MacArthur. keynote speaker, will gain some of the support now pledged to Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. Cake said. He also Dredicted that some of the votes Taft get on the first ballot later will be switched to Eisenhower. Federal Power Commission Studies Cos Importation By FRANK W. VAILLE WASHINGTON W Is it feasible to import natural gas from Canada into the Pacific Northwest? The Federal Power Commission started out to find the answer to that question, along with others, Mondav in a consolidated hearing on eight applications involving both the Import and export oi muuru gas. Five of the eight companies want to bring natural gas to Uie Oregon Washington Idaho - Montana area for the first time. They are West- Repairs Due Lumber Ship HEARS WRITERS GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, Mont. Lfi Joe Wears of Pasadena. Calif., was re-elected president of the western division. Outdoor Writ ers Association of America, at the group's first annual convention Sunday. FINALISTS PORTLAND Wl Finals of the Portland city tennis championships were on schedule Monday. Jim Brink, former University of Washington star, and Emery Neale of Portland, were to meet for the men's title. Hey Kids! Your Vocation Will Be THE BEST EYER If You Help Pay the Wov! Read the Herald S News Wednesday. June 18 r 1 9th end Pint Phone 3188 More Travel Extras No Extra Cost l Yes, bigger value! More service to more' places. Finest buses. Best drivers. Choose the travel leader ... choose Greyhoundl 5 Buses Daily to PORTLAND and , SEATTLE , from Klamath Fallt Including 4 Express C.mpl.t. Service fa All Amtrlci . , Af.nf, J. K. Sayr 04 Kl.m.th Phn 1121 7 Hey, Kids! WIN THIS SWELL BIKE IN WARDS BIKE SAFETY PARADE JUNE 20th . Get your entry blank in Wards Sporting Goods Department today! Learn how you can win this bike or other swell prizes any youngster would wont. It costs nothing to enter. It's a wonderful way to learn Bike Safety and have a great time doing it. All yoy, have to do to win is sign up for the Bike Safety Parade, then decorate your bike and wear any sort of costume. Prominent judges will decide who wins. Tell all your friends to sign up today to learn Safety Have Fun Win Swell Prizes. J BANDON. Ore. W The twice- grounded lumber schooner CvuUila Olson was refloated Sunday and towed to a dock for temporary repairs. The ship ran into a sand oar at the mouth of this Southern Oregon harbor June 7. A hole was punched in its bottom as high waves bounced it on the bar. Three mil lion board feet of lumber were Jettisoned to lighten tnc vessel, j The Cynthia Olson was pulled on the bar the following night, onlv j to go aground again a tew hundred feet up the harbor channel. Salvage crews patched the hole i and had enough water pumncd out Sunday to refloat me snip so It could be towed to a dock here. .coast Transmission Co., Inc.. Wll- ' ...ht...ln I-I'ui.u . MnrllWfMl Oas. Inc., Spokane. Wa.ih.: North west Natural Oas Co.. New York; Pacific Northwest I ipellne Corp., Houston, Tex.; and Ulacler Oas Co., Butte, Mont. A sixth Northern Natural Oas Company. Omaha, Neb, wants to build a 100-mlle pipeline from the border to a point near Mlnneapolls xip.nl for Midwest market areas. It would cost an estimated !H )!i million dollars. Two oUier companies Tennes see Oas Transmission Co., Hous ton, Tex., and Niagara Oas Trans mission Ltd.. Toronto. Canada have filed Joint applications to ex port natural gas from Quit Coast fields to Toronto and other Eastern Ontario markets. All the natural gas Involved would come from fields In Alberta. Severn! of the plans would pip part of the gas back into British Columbia after passing through the Northwest. Largest of the import proposals Is that of Northwest Natural. It proposes a 645 mile main pipeline with a maximum dally delivery capacity of 384 million cubic feet, Estimated cost la V2 million dol lars. Paclflo Northwest, which origin ally proposed a 17 million dollar project Involving a 3,176 mile pipe line linking Texas and Alberta gas lipids with the Northwest, has scaled down Its earlier proposal. It now seeks authority to build about 838 mile of pipeline, moatlv In Washington, to bring In 390 mil lion cubic feet dallv. It would gel the gas lrnm a subsidiary at the border above Slovens County, Wash. Estimated cost la more than 68 million dollar. The company also would buy 335 million cubic feet dnllv from Punhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co., Kaunas City, Mo., for export Into Ontario and Quebec. Westooast' application Involves construction of about 015 miles of pipeline to ammlv market In Ore noil and Washington. The prolect, coaling about 38 million dollars, would have a designed capacity of 131 million ruble feet dnllv. In the llllh year of operation. Cost estimates were not Included In the applications of Ulnuler, which would carry a maximum of 38 billion cublo feet annually over a (US-mile pliiellne In Montana. Idaho and Washington, or for Trntin-Noiihwrat. The latter would buv gns hum Westenna fur service to Kualeril Washington point. 1 HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IU0INI, 081. MID'ORD Thoroughly Modern llr. and Mrs. J. K. Karlr and Joe Earley Proprietor 100 TA11ET MTU! 0NIY4? H'.'ftl:H'l-T.V.'l 1 tM 1 m IlKajKLaijB GENERAL'S WIFE IN TOKYO TOKYO l Mrs. Mark Clark. ' wife of the United Nations Far i East Commander, arrived by plane ! Mondav. The general met her at I the airport. OPEN TUESDAY Under New Manaqement Snappy Service Cafe 1008 Main St. Hour 6:00 a.m. to 1 1 :00 p.m. Polly Tipton invites you for Free Coffee and Donuts Tuesday Morning AT JUNE 17 to 21 9:30 to 5:30 RUBY M. CARY, representative for the New Art Ruq Needle, will demonstrate ruq makinq, bathroom sets and bed slippers. 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