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.i,ti. ii uilli tlw Hftiiitr Wrdiif.sduv
hi i riin".l mt; rn'Mdrnt 'I'ruitirtn to ,
t : . in -.1 up the three weeks-old 1
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P a Mil" tin- "rrqtiesl" into a ;
v ih: i'i it i' -control bill on which a
IiiikI into Mill mii.'-t be taken, after
iflu uiw to tin net " Die President
tn inkr ituMintlnn ncllon
'Ilir i muling votf for the injunc
tlon ' rrf(in- t" win; Uin lo 131.
Pi e.-tifltMiiinl Hecictnrv Joseph
Shoii mil. ii.ked at a news confer
ence Wecliw'sdny whether any While
Hou.sr art inn whs Imminent on
Meel.
Hhoil, rcphnl: "Not Ihn L I know
of"
A voice vole hoot the move In
the Hou.e in "direct" u.v of ihn
Tnft-Hnilev Inw.
Weather
FOIUXAST klnnmih T'nlU tnd
vicinity and Northern California i
! Partly rlrtuqy wenneanny nlRlit iintj
i'llmraday, UIk'Ii tomorrow 7ft, low
Innlffht 3D.
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low Innt nljtrhl '., .t ,A
J'reelp yentertmy
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Put Up Job
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foi peddhm; nurcntics
Kids Roundup
Day Saturday
The Klnniiilh Ilusln Hoiinduii Ims'Iv's I." to pr. -rni it-mark - in lain
chosen its cjiicen. nnd Sutuidnv the
youngsters take over for a iimrii '.
ln to add their color lo nn already
colorful upcominB celebration
The Junior Chamber ol (.torn- ;
meicc Is sponsoiino the annual
Houndup Kiddira' Parade, which
la to form at the nimorv ri ;30
a m DST Saturday, and Is slated
to stnrt promptly at 10
Unn Phier, Jnvcees. In chnlrmnn
n( Ihe pnrnde, nnd reports entries
mav be made at the Mltrtlng area
ot the pnrnde.
rvnturdny nliiht. tlilnns are Relied-,
tiled In npllt wide open.
I ntnrlti with a dunce Jnniboiee
on the Sntewny pnikln Ipt at 7:30
nnd coMlnUlnR mil II 10 p.m. Ai
B.S0 the HnulKlilp Ounce i.i tn net
underway nl the Armory with mu
sic hy Bnldy'a Bnnd.,
Mennwhlle, the bl(r .July 4th pa
rade In develnplnit unttrr tho direr
lion ot die KJnnirtlll Fn 1 Is Lions
Club wllh Jim Oleon n.i cliBlrmnn.
Entiles will be taken up to the
day ol. the parade, but Ol.mn hn.i
aaked that na ninny as potuilble
Dome In ahead of tune ao the pa
rade Inrniatloiit.ran be act upbc
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Clark Says
U.N. Troops
'All Ready'
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i eninnir:- iSi i ! i n . n ' f .10 ft in
1 St H to t;-H lh; MHi-Iu tn k is to pie
sen i thr inw't'.i I un. tolUiwru hv n
w t'lcoinmn : (Id i ("- by K l.i in ii tli
'FMI.s Mnoi liiilH'M A ''riionipM'n.
j 1 line lirnn is to he hrld nl Jrnrd ,
w llli sptnikri .s nil coiiunillci'
, iiH'i'i mi:.s slut rd f oi the a I let noon
'Nn'inniil A'J-ocnition Pre- Jmnf.
'" lonmnow
WUInun Holm, M-rretary-irraMir
o( ,hl' s,i,,r Honi(i vi A( t ,,ll1'
is spc.iki-i Ht nmiom.w muht'
dn.nrr He is fiom 1'oiilami
Fndnv Paul (.irddrv prr-udrnt of
tlte Sinir Hnr Akmm laum, i lo
.M" "l luncheon m Jen-
ed .1. He IS II mil Kommmiii; i'lc- Sinir! li'lil' riillll'l.
tlnn nf olllcci". nnd M'li i luin ol ,1nt t,,-,.. i iilnui- h:ic I 'l
next vent's convention Mic will In- ,,,,, ;u,,,,i,, u,in;i,.; inmii i
made Friday nltcinoon. nnd 1' 1 1- ,,.i ,inv while ' S,, iri phin..-.
day evenlns Dnvid .s rnitnclliv 0. v,,,i;1t,. ihe bni.lri . ol i
Portlniid allnrney and certitled M.lt,.,
public accountant, is to speak he-! n ihcn w m m il thn: Sovif '
fore tl)e group nt Ihe dual tiiiiiritiet i.Bn m n m led i,.
at thO Willfird Hotel. ' lire on all nili i.ill Ihnl Molnli
'Saturday' proa ram. arranged 'from in- mm u mm order, to
in convenlionoers niny travel, t lornl tn UI
homewnrd Sundny Includes nouiinn
exC.tiralons on Upper Klnninlh l.nke
vltilt to Crater Lake nnd a cara
van n Ihe l,nvn Herts.
Bill Owsloy. local accountant, Is
chairman nt the convention, local
chnptcr president is J. Paul Mat
thews, who Is also a member of
the State Bonrd ot Accountants.
Frederick l,nwnon Is aaatstlng the
convention chairman. ,,
Owslev Is nlso a member ot.. the
Bonrd "of Governors, '
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HITTING THEM WHERE IT HURTS
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Pension Plan
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Reds Warn
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th;it two nil em 1 1 o( niuleiei mined
tialionaiilv 11 o el the Sihum
Itnltir fi-onilei-- .tune 13 :md weir
chimed aw a v h IJussian 1 v hi ei
The Swedes pi e loir-lv :idum 1 ed
In an upolony to Mom-ov. th.ii one
of their plunes niistakenlv tie-.
passed -over Soviet lei i itni
day While scurehinn loi the
in k Swedish pliitie.
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nrni riiit.'cMoi iirtjHicni ot the H ') tne r nd rnnfev-. h? hnd nrc:M '.ir c bp.nt Mi land but halted outside the metro
ui;!icati (Ot! emic-M first hulo. sa:n o: th ir.eetir.gv. ' Ihe net rc- r.Cerr5 Tl-..-r-. :nc:r repon cnn.:noM '
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I he nnilMlile 1-. bol ll( : lr. ,: n o w
oii'mi hiin.eis iv.hi hud
niteil cull nit-, ami now can i R't
to their cm hii 1 ho i n il bleaches
in(1 '-"r hiiililHe value out
m,,"'l! ;,Wi,,f:' y,"-uv rho"
m, tints h.ue lie,., ;lhle to(on -
nn- I'hnc nn ila 'ie dep;ie the
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P:-.em eon.i i , n nt iii-v-t fav-
;PMe 10 . i.unl. mi he', of u hich
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n:i iied P.e n.iv ih.;:if;s are
nii r pie-tin
l he Pot'l.nid weather lo: ecaster
ho pr.'dicP, d n In dav Khnnnih
1 if lo-e.ns inni, ci she same
r h'uiniou -clnutU,
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lh s v,'G,o-e;ecr'c plan on Ke Yalu
SLyrrt dp'. Forty thouiand poundl of
Force a'cL- on main poer plan! in
PCE F 8 4 s coDed 'ne iwitcning yardl in
ictory
Boiiot
int. Perm.-v his ma ai.Q rui
eniifvUatuj si.d nv nm a Fores; service trail-build-.-durirs the ahllit ivom the country
wlth trie Virginia dele-1 ing crew reported yesterday morn-1 aide. The trataT roared "towiirtj
:i' i3JU
.'i.v wn.-n i if a ve te t.ie sume
us Whrr. I .;,,;-t "
The -o ,-..-c. Pr--s lubuUtior.
n: co:ivrr.".ioi. delf-?ate
Mirnyi", b..-cd nr, a vowed ar.d ron
4. eded ' nhk :kpphls. now -.ve.- Taf;
-i VB Fuer.vincr 3j.. others 129 biiq
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Noj:'''. iJtKotd RopuoliCiins ;p-
:jo!i;ir.;i'.er. Ser. W.il.n:--. Lancer h;
a prima :'y Tu'vdfty ;n which he w.;is
'PPus -"i nv Kep h : ed A a no hi. talkec
Aaitclahi, v ho hfu: b'rn ur.drfen led ih:en'
;n :l".:rp pre ions sttew;de p!h -:.
r. cr-nceried ic Lanuer Bithouch
tn.,r. hnlf The oallots hud been
Tr.c Ta ft-Eisenio. er race did
" I-.tut c in the prima , du;
A. i .id. hi ct.nimpd thar Lank-cr.' who
f: f j r . . votes with the Demo-c:.-'.
c'.oeiv nssociateci w;.h ir.e
T: .;: .u.m.n.st i fit ion
: .'"ti : was practicni.v a--ii!t-.i
nf r-rwx returned to the Ser.aU' m:
ihn third ;ime a Democrat!. ia;el
win ;i: North Dakota.
KOH UXD
Know land of California pre
c:i -tc. tinv, K.t.I Warren v.tu;a
' tr- hi1- 'liv.o flix'ut decidnu- whfh-!''lcr:-e
hi 76 pledged (loir-t-
a' t.e CtOP cnm-ention
K:; -uhti.d said r California ov
r::i i- .- s'ralfv Wnu.J iv to w p it
'.".ir.Li :or a possible T:ifl-F;v,.
h; -.'.rr deadlock, then s'.ep in as the
t -:v.p: nmise candidate
W.u:en with 70 California arm
: Wwons-m voles said he hopes
"o pi k up a few more for the
n.illoi addnu . Don't ask iuf
'!'.- P s!iMid to p:on: bv any such
Hi-- backers cbini no more
Pin n 20 of California 's 70. Hence
.', Ts P were rinvint: for lunr.in.i
poc. oi'i th.p fin: or second ha lint
h decision bv Wurren to w.ut r
out could cost Eisenhowei bO oi
nio'-r soi el -needed votes
Two nf ;he t 'ip-ruiminc candul.iies
tor Democratic nomination were in
the f.M and 'he thud was in the
snuth Ser. Richatd. Htisell o:
u New Mexico. Mutual
uunilv Administrator Aerel! Har
' nnii,n 111 Orepon nnd Sen FMes
!l UV(M ' Tennessee :n Louis-
tana.
The Associated Press tally shows
Krfuuver ahead with 24 tv iollnwea :
bv Hussell's U4 1 and Harnman'f
95 N'Ur.inntion require 616. a ;
mnioripy of the total 1230 delegates, i
Ma m
Truman Vataae
Mrfarran Rill
WASHINGTON PrcMdenl
Truman veined Wedneadav a ma.v
wc overhauling the notion's Imnu
i ...,,. .. ... w ,i, hill u
! tnfnnnu'
Thr ip ensure was one of the
.most notjy (lebn'ed of the 82nd
conRrPV?. now drawing lo a close.
1 us defenders said It clarified
1 laws thai 'date back to 1798 and
snfeRiwrded the American wdv ol
, n(P
. its foes nld it was immoral and
i followed the na7-l line of racial Sli
periority,
1 The measure run 302 papes and
'was co-sponsored bv Sen, McCar-
! ran iD.-Nev.), nnd Kep, Walter
; 1 1) -Pa. t.
' Hence H is referred to ns the
' McCanan-Walter bill.
Search On
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Ti.Cir n
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v. h-, ;-,,;.
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e,:r hen
r.;tt! not been
'"i-f him Hi; f 1
1 n; ' Pa; :-on s-t :d i
rr. a ca;; from the ;
lU'if vhi'.p before he
- lone h--d called to
Iji.l ki:'; had threatened
r. ,i , whe-her
to;' fur a warr.nt or
Pa:", -pprir'
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D pir h:
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up .:'.r.ut one
-i 'n u p r.i ludment.
: i-.p was or. tr.e ..cene. But I
h'.::. ro0
' THHFVTS
The
lfc Ihrit Dun.,-!" haf" vmiori iHom.r.-v Tnn' tiC!nrt(1 lariTMt tMv
ir.i.t-ri . Dur.Jtm .:-ppra back and
hnr he:!. ; The mob armed itself with iti.
-q ru' a hurvy ;'.ones fnd at least two police pi-'1'-'h'::.
to c r.-.'1 ?nd(to!s before 800 Japanese police
P' t.i -" p..r-on said. :men luneed into them with clubs
id t-h y h;tri Ip:: thfir ar.d te: pas.
didn t ic leave Fifty flew and skulls; were crack
s' I n---:zr.fd Lowri ed bv bamboo poles in wild fht-
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h'Te-- ai;::
he:r. thve J
anG o: cV
x;-p .-.,-x' he
wa- Lov.x'j
tn no :n
r.-;ri, pp.:snn said,
rcprr: 'ha' h had
u;h Dunk in and had been
erf with riemh.
Lowd Local Man
Ph.: Loud $:;uf P.nce officer
k.I.tc w.kiv, ci. Elk Creek, is
p i rr.er re.-:nr!;: ol Kiam?th Falls
.t.c (;. kr.nvr. here For som
r .r; :): e:i:;- he lived at
;t M,.r.'.:: A:;.-, r: r,.v
H.' v. Li.;, u .;-Ci 'ii:.. tOnr. Lowd.
r-.HMrbt r -.f the Df.:uor. lanuly o:
F'v - K:.iir,:-i:h I r.r 51.
N- n:f:cev :r'r. here have been
-!. to ;o;:- the ea rch for Lowd
k;i;i n:;hu;ii.h one nnr. was sent
'"r-'i-o. fhtoueh thf Crater Lake
firm
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THREE STAFF MEMBERS of the Fred H. Hellbronner Fuel Co.
Interrupted their work thii morning to pose tor the nine o'clock
cameraman. Left to right the fuel workeri are: bookkeeper
Eileen Baker, 2163 Radcliffe; truck driver Cyril Cook 12S
Dolorei and service man Jerry Jerrue, 1852 Summers. Lane.
Korean War
Target Of
Red Wrath
Bv OI.KN CLKMKNTS
TOKYO iFi One thotisnnd
"frl helmetM Jopanxrtc pollc
Dmk' up a mob ol 2,600 Kori-im
:md .lapanerse Commiinlitn hinlinir
firdjoinbs nd club'! In crowded
Shinjuku slatlon Wednesdav ntghl,
in brisit hnlf hour bntllc,
Rioting in the hvie uburban sta.
fion fofio'Ard by sevftrnl hours
Hitler nU-Amrlrn rlotlnir tn tit
r-roxded Osnka re. In Southern
Jannn.
ITiirty pollct wri! Injured by the
ram nl rocks, fire bombs, nnd Held
bombs nl. Shinjuku stntlon. Police
nrrested 20 ol the noters. 15 ol
'Ahom were Injured.
Ai. least 3i police nd 30 rioters
werf hurt mid 102 domonstriivorji
Acir i.nled in the Osnka aiefi.
An American Ker.'-ral wars burned
.lirhi.hjr m the Owikn rioting.
The Bed- were obncrvlnir the
"cond ar.nlveisnrv ol Ihe Korean
U'ar wih ttemonMration.s sched
.led in many larsre Japanese
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MV D(V RIOT
Th Tr.kvo riot at the scene of
'bloody Ma' Day and May 30 liphl.s
iTi.rviui. I),'..de flared alter a -tour-hour meeting
,'-rc Wffln,.da , of Red;.. -
S'r.'p Pn'roU The Comrr.uni.w mBrr-hei on
ib.e !.'.atlon havinir red flasrs and
. . fitorte Dun brandishjntr fire bombs. The ata
oi:l piusppci.i, 'ion police quarttrs were fired but
a caaui a'- i 'be blaze was quickly quenched,
ere (or 23 of The police, experts at riot tac
tics had been waiting at the teem-,vi-
nol cc intr "aUfln. "i" miles from down
liie nio earriea uiiiicia iv.u
elaiminfli 'Smash Ttami Air Base,"
"N'o War" and "Independence!"
Japanese, police, using clubs and
tear gas. broke up the mob before
i.:. a unlet m j, c0( Wth)n Sfvfn miles o( the
.. -v i.i.icf'r. American air base near Osaka.
I'-aped be- Bpcaus of the Incident all Amer
:.c cir..;:r jr)ln nulitarv personnel In Tokyo
i'.u: -man rrt; ordered to remain in their
I quarters bv Gen. Mark Clark, Far
: Kaf commander.
p..,nr, falrt BI'ILDLNGS
told him be V. S. miUUrv buildings er
shuttered and well guarded.
Some 400.000 Koreans scheduled
demonstrations throughout Japan.
Thirty policemen, including two
American MPs. were injured in
lighting t Suit City, near Osaka,
between 1.000 rioters and 100 po-
Hcemen. Fifty-eight demonstrators
,wer,r """'ed- - -.,.
' u- 8. Brig. Oen. Carter W.
Clarke, commanding a logMwal
unit in aouvnern japan, war null..
in the face bv sulphuric acid hurled
into his car bv the Communit-led
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"uLd 'end more moo. ne aiitim h"v"" -u..
..a.o -cr.a n.o.e.nr) eomintl(.d , hu office. ..
'; The rioters had stolen a tour-car
ted Parson said. . nassent-er train after assembling
; ARMED MOB
me. Sixteen policemen were stab-
bed yih bamboo spears. Nihi
wf.rp hurt seriouslv when the moc
attacked police cars.
Th mob formed on the campuj
of thf branch school of Osaka
University m Tovonaka City. The
T.nT'Tr
headed for Suita Citv, where thev
attacked police boxes with fire and
yulphuric acid.
They attarked rail vards. seized
ft tram, hurled fire bottles on the
vtauon platform and rolled toward
Oi'ka.
Durmc the mob occupation ol
par; of the Suita Citv rail yard.
;h demonstrators shouted "Stop
rail nperntions Xor U. S. forces.'
Njitional oolice' reported railway
yard in Kobe were rushed by
5.000 Korepns carrying fire bottles
nnfj bamboo speavs.
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