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THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1052 IIKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATII FAT,TS. OREOON PAGE TOREK ' , '"V I Michigan's Moody Urges Stevenson To Make Issue of Ike Hatchet Men . By DON WIIITKIIKAD HI'KlNOFfKI.I), III. I Ben. Illulr Mooily ol Mlchltfan urned Oov. Aillul Bloveiison 'lliurstfay lo iiiuke iiiulor cnnipaiifti issue 01 wliut ho culled thn "halchet men" iiroiind OOP prnHiilciillul nominee UwikIU U Elsenhower. Moody declined to Identify the "hiilijii-t men" lo newsmen but Ihrn lie wi'iit on Ui mention the nmiiefi of HeHiblleiin Bens. Mc Carthy of Wisconsin, Kem of MIs Afiiirt and Jcimer of Indiana. Ilie youiiK Mlchlvun Benutor eleo Itiitllorl UtHiKntf.n llii. lt..rnrwrltr presidential nominee to klckoff liln ciiiiipuliin Willi L,aDor Day peech In Detroit Prealdent Truman did In IMS. And he proposed that Btevenson chsllenxe Eisenhower lo a Berlin of one-hour radio and television debatea during tlie coming cam paign. Moody lave thla report to news men after a breakfast attended by Stevenson, Moody, and two defeat ed Democratic presidential hope- fula Averell Harriman and Ben. Richard B. Russell of OeorKla. Harriman aald he never bad dls- ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN JANUARY Nathan Leopold, 4B, one of the thrill slayers of ten-year-old Bobby Frenlct in 1924, works ai an X-ray technician In Stateville priion, Jollet, III., where he will become eligible for parole next January. Hit 99-year lentenee wai commuted to 85 year! by Gov. Adlal Steventon after Leopold served at a human guinea pig in priion malaria reiearch. Government Proposes Swine Slaughter To End Disease WAB1IINOT0N The govern ment 'nutrtutuy proiwised a lo-stule hoii alniiKliler prunram lo atop an outbreak of a relatively new swine disease vesicular cxunlhema. Under the prouram. owners would be paid for Ihe loss of hogs which were denlroycd. The federal government would bear half the cost and Ihe par tlrlpatlng alalca half. There l. however, no provision lor giving financial aid lo farmers who have already last money aa a rentilt of the oiilbreuk. The atatra Invited to participate In the program aro Alabama, Aria ouu, (jt-oruiu, lllmoi. lowu, Kaiu aa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jer. ay, New York, Ohio. Oregon, South Dakota, Washington and Wy inlng. Thla represent all Uie alalea, with the excepnun of Ciillfomla, where the disease baa been dis covered. The Agriculture Department's Bureau of Annual Industry pro- Savage Rapids Dam Work Due WASHINGTON t Bid are ex. peeled to be called next month for rehabilitation work on the Bavage Kaplus Uam near Urania J'ane, Ore., Sen. Guy Cordon'a (R-Orol fflc-e reported Wednesday, The Bureau of Reclamation hojie to begin the work In the fall of 11)63. Next month's bids will be for new galea fr Uie Rogue River dam, bill the steel shortage may delay delivery, Robert farkman, the aenalor'a administrative aide, aid. Parker aald he had been told dealgus for Uie rehabilitated dam probably would bo completed by May Id next year and Uie contract would be let about six works later. It will be late September or Oo tober before aclual work gcta atarted. That will be at Uie end of the summer irrigation senson. Con arena haa voted tlOO.OOO tor the project which Uie bureau hopes to nave unisnea oeiore me wm irri gation year. Duke Suffers Tummy Ache VIAREOOIO. Italy 11 Some thing he ate and too mnnv parties have given the Duke of Windsor a ellght attack of Indigestion, an Italian phvslchm said Thursday. The Duko called In Dr. Dante PI' sanl of Florence University after he and i the duchess arrived here aboard tholr yncht Amzone from fclbii. "He la (eolltig better now." Pt anl anld. "He has no fever, but ha Is still a little weak. However. he should be able to leave for Momecntlnl tomorrow." posed the program. Asked why California was noi in cluded, officials aald the suite has some "preliminary cleanup work to do before being In a position to join in It. vesicular exaninema nas oeen known In California lor about 30 yeara but only recently haa been discovered In Uie 16 other atntes. Officiate aald they could give no estimate aa to how much the pro posed program might cost, but said ample funds were available for the federal governments part In 11. They aald the disease Is believed to have reached "fewer than 100, 000" hogs outside of California. The announcement made clear Uiat each alate taking part In the Irradicauon program must stand a minimum of 60 percent of Uie costs. Olflclals aald Uie program can not go Into effect In any atale until the atale haa entered Into a formal agreement. Borne stales may not be able to cooperate Immediately In the Indemnity nogram because funds would have to be provided by stale leglslaturea Uiat are not now in session. Forest Fires In Washington Itv The Associated Press Flames Ironi the season'a flrat nutinr forest fire licked at green Umber In Northwestern Washing ton earlv Thursday but forestry men hoped lo have them under control bv noon. Approximately 4M men baiued the flames on slojies too sleep lo use tractors. All trailing work was being done by hand. 'lite fire sinned In a logging op eration north of Glacier on the M' Hnk-r llh'hwav late Tuesday. It roared through several hun dred acres ol slash but the pace was checked when It reached Uie green Umber. Home 3(10 slate firefighters were buttling the blaze. Thev were aid ed bv ISO men sent to Uie scene hv Ihe U.B Forest Service when the fire touched the Ml. Baker National Forest. Kast of ihe Cascndes. 100 fire fighters gained the upper- hand Wednesday on a fire which destroyed 3.000 to 3.600 acres of grassland In Ihe cneisn national Forest norlh of Wenatchee. JAPANKHK HKA.MKN STRIKE TOKYO ti About 36.000 aallors on 29 Jspsnese passenger and freight Rhitvi struck Wednesday midnight when negotiations be tween the Jnnnn Seamen's Union and ahlpownera over retirement pay broke down. Larqcit piano stock in this part of the Weir Kimball Wurlltzer Other Leodinq Moke Pianos Low Prieei. Low Terms Rent o Piano Rent and Apply Plan Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 130 N. 1th A Vs., TV rV 2 r cussed with Stevenson an appoint ment as Secretary of State "and those rumors didn't start with me." Harriman Insisted he would co-v tin ue as director of the Mutual Security program, and do all he could u help Stevenson In his cam paign. The New Yorker campaigned for his party's nomination on the Fair Deal program Including an ag gressive effort to obtain civil rights legislation long blocked by South ern opposition. Asked how he felt about Steven son's stand on the civil rights Issue, Harriman replied: "I'm thorough ly sstlsfled with his stand on civil rlshu." Secretary of the Navy Dan Kim ball stoDoed briefly at the execu tive mansion and aldea aald he merely wanted "to pay his re snects" to Stevenson. Kimball In vited Russell to fly back to Wash ington with him. 100 PWfla late Isttara 2 Gal. Canned Oil Special 1.47 Jayhawk Petroleum 2135 South 6th Senator Russell spent three hours with Stevenson Wednesday. He predicted Stevenson would sweep the South and win the eleon tlon "by one of Uie largest mam Jorltles any man ever had." I Mothers ... Shop the CLOTHES MART for your young iters Back-To-School clothing and SAYE! All garments in good condition and clean. Bring in good outgrown clothing for trade.. 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