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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY. AUGUST 28, 19S2 FRANK JENKINS Editor Entered eecond class matter l the post office of Klamath Fells. Ore., on August 20, 1906. under eel of Congir. j, March I, 1S1( MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED TRESS The Atiocieted Presa Is entitled exclusively to the use (or publication ol all the local newa printed in this newspaper as well as all AP ne. MAIL 1 month , ( months 1 year l.SS t 6 60 11.00 BILL-BOARD By BILL This Is going to sting the fly rod and wacky lura boys, but hunting seems to be a bigger field than fishing. The reason for said state ment being that the latest Fish and Wildlife releases show that the 48 states will receive some $10,025,106 for development of wildlife re sources during 1953 while the same states will receive only t2.50g.527 for sport fishery restoration pro jects. Of course the figures are contus ing in many ways because some of the wildlife restoration funds will normally be channeled Into pisca torial fields through (he Pltunan Robinson bill. The fish bill is known as the Dlngell-Johnson Act. But any way you look at it you can't get around the fact that both hunting and fishing are bigtime businesses in the world of today. We might also consider that under the provisions of the Pittman-Rob-inson bill Ms sum is some seven million dollars less than the whop Plne big appropriation granted dur ing last year's apportionment. P-R uaas irtp.ru, SE. thiS imnli: The scare buying of these lmple - ments during the Korean war scare was what built up the huge 1952 fund. (That, anyway, is the reason given by Albert Day, director of the service. He doesn't say whether the scar was because the sports men figured there might be a short- . or w'iether U,ey arming themselves in case oi an invasion. Nor does he explain away why there isn't any Korean scare now. Seems to me that Just about as many shells are being urea over there now as then.) When the tax on guns reaches that proportion vn.. irnn th.t . lot of Souinmeni you know that a lot of equipment i, being sold j Anyway, Oregon will be handed cash in the amount of 245,938 from "" ,t "v- Mi Johnson will distribute $52,026 bucks to the anglers. Rand me my shootin' arn. Maw, A'm gonna go out and earn my taxes. CAUGHT In Br CS From the magazines: I t Sales of new homes particularly those in the higher priced bracket are slated for a surge In another month or so, according to Business Week. The prediction Is based on the guess that Regulation X an mortgage credit will be relaxed about Oct. 1. The nation's jewelry merchants by a ratio of about 3i to I choose local newspaper advertising as the most important medium in which to tell their sales story, according to a survey by Jewelry Magazine. From the newspapers: A lusty rival to the used car business Is taking shape across the nation as makers of household ap pliances are urging' their dealers into the second hand business on' a scientific and 'profitable basis, ac cording to Wall Street Journal. This move would entail a price guide "blue book", the business of "reconditioned and guaranteed", and advertising them as such. The Bend Bulletin took this col-, umn to task on a recent blurb about the Klamath Basin Potato Festival. Our story was, and still is, for the spud growers to get the deer hunting out of their systems in time to get their best products to Merrill. The Bulletin .points out that it's only Oct. 1 to Oct. 17 from opening of the deer season to-opening of the festival. (Hunting was tentatively set at Sept. 27, at the time of that writing.) The Bulletin corrects us on the 1951 Oregon Potato King. Barber-Fanner John Susac of Bend. He's of Herzegovlnlan ex traction, not Bohemian. (Note to Eddie Swansen and all Klamath barbers keep standing by in case our spud growers fall by the wayside.) Retired Man Kills Daughter In Self Styled Mercy Killing MIAMI, Fla. I A retired gro cer stabbed his 18-year-old invalid daughter to death with a butcher knife yesterday and later explained to police: "I couldn't stand to see her suffer any more." Police called the slaying of Adela Moskal a "mercy killing." Detective Charles Sapp said John Moskal led officers to the body of his daughter in the bath room of their apartment and said: "My girl is. all right now." The detective said Moskal rela ted that while his wife Mary was out shopping, he led the girl into the bathroom and plunged the knife twice Into her breast. . "Before my baby's birth." Sapp quoted the 67-year-old father, "my wife injured herself by falling against the corner of a counter. The baby was never normal. "There was a soft spot In her head and the doctors said some thing about a nerve not protected and every time It made contact with other parts of the brain it drove her crazy. "This nerve made contact 16 or 20 times an hour, all her life. My FURNITURE BEST BUYS KFJI 7:30 a.m. BILL JENKINS Managing Edllor si bscription rates BX CARRIER 1 month t l.SS 6 months . .. 1.10 1 year gUJ JENKINS Mr. Day has also released a news item concerning an old favorite of his favorites 1 should ray. The trumpeter swans. He says that there are now 571 of the big birds, which is an uicrcoie of 36 over last year's count. (They are counted by eagle eyed young men who go soar ing around the country in airplanes counting them and generally prying into their home life, i Oregon doesn't have anv of the big 130 pound, eight toot wlng spreadi fellows but we occasionally see one or two ol 'em potting about the country during the tall season. If you see one hell of a big goose flying along close to the ground sometime during goose season don't shoot. Mr. Day says uh-uh. The Associated Press, never one to be left behind, has come through wiUi a new one for the Messrs. Funk and Wagnall. yesterday they leferred to the Pittsburgh FBI as lowering a veil of "secrecyshlp" around the ca.se of Ralph Kiner. Mr. Kiner may be big news to the sports writers of the nation but the Pittsburgh FBI does not wish to do lls " m furthering the athletic !prowess, , Pittsburh.s home hitter through publicity. They tend to grow positively pettish about talking about the threat to the big bat's life by person or persons un known. I doubt that this will hurt Mr. Kiner in any way but it will .c?u?e. nL to hit Pittsburgh FBI agents over trie head with blunt instruments. Sports writers like to talk about things like persons unknown trying ! to put the snatch on such headline I personalities as Mr. Kiner. In fact Sn";rnV. ' , f Kiner Kiner would be arrested lot A?i"" wo.um " r"5I '"iBridVes' Wm.ied mt7.i tt thi Jwrmakes if a.TV.r.nd" trW get unknown persons to accept irge bundles of cash from hinr lney didn t. Maybe the agent for. n ,.-.. . hie nrI.Mar. -In... .n. th. p ,,. .it .J thi in ihint .hoi with . n. ! word. Maybe tomorrow they can turn ud a clue. The ROUND! ADDISOM1 , " -, - (Note to the Bend Bulletin It's the "Klamath Basin Potato Festi val", not th "Merrill potato snow. ) From the Bureau of Labor Si tistics: What many Americans bave sus pected for a long time that the average city family Is living bynd its means was confirmed by con sumer expenditure data. The "average family" spent per cent more than its Income after taxes in 1950. Here's where it went: 30 per cent for food and beverage; 55 per cent for housing, fuel, light and refrlger ation; 55 per cent for everything else including 11 per cent for autos and household appliances. From Dun k Bradstreet: The Daily Wholesale Commodity Frice inaex of 30 oasic commoor ties was 292.90 on Aug: 21 against 294.59 a week earlier. The Weekly Wholesale Food Prlc Index rose three cents last week, putting it at 3 5 per cent below the correspond ing level oi last year. From the Old Trapper: Yellow Jackets have been scarce this summer. That Is a sign of an open winter. Come to think of It. yellow Jack' ets were in pest proportions the summer b e f o r e you remember last winter? (This column was taken to task last summer on giving the Old TranDer's advice to nut out pop bot ties half filled with water for effi cient yellow Jacket traps. Didn't work, they said. The OT says It will work, but not In places where there s lots of other water around So put this down as a dry land precaution. ) wife and I couldn't stand to see her that way. We sent her to spe cialists but they told us she would never be any better." Sapp said Moskal told him: "I won't be around much longer and I did not want my wife to bear the burden alone." Moskal said It was necessary for his wife and him to bathe and feed their daughter, that the girl was never able to do anything for herself. "I stabbed her once," the defec tive further quoted Moskal, "but It did not bring death and I had to do It again. I wanted to help my daughter and my wife. I think I did the right thing." Sapp said the father went on: "I felt I would suffer the con sequences for doing It, but no mat ter what happens, it doesn't mat ter. My girl Is all right now." , Moskal, the son of a Polish farm er, came to the United States In 1913 and later settled In Newark, N. J, He recently purchased an apartment building here. Sapp said Moskal was being held for Investigation of murder. DREWS hcvt Nunn-Bush School Shoes Theyll Do It Evcry.Ttme aV I fli f f 'll!!yyfiWHCTlWlaWaMMaMaMWlaW Tfae oaMFwrty exs SHOWS HIM TO BE XXJUd AfD OAPPIK, VITAL , HAMDSOA , TALL. ike Criticised For Slow Campaign; Now Plans Intensive Election Fight By RELMA.V MORI.V NEW YORK t Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower has been told that his campaign, at thi Mint, is nol ! tMt well, and he was pictured today aa prepared now to begin an intensive, tea-to-tot fight for the presiaency. His aides and visitors to his new ly established New York head quarters indicated that his next moves will be: 1. To obtain the active support of Sen. Robert A. Tafl of oX and especially of Tafts organisation and the thousands of Republicans who backed the senator for the GOP nomination. 2. To begin speaking out on spe cific issues, naming names and pin - pointing the major OOP charges against the Democrats, the Truman administration record and the Democratic nominee. Gov, Ad lai Stevenson of Illinois. On Elsenhower' schedule of ap pointments lor today were Ben. Ed ward Martin of Pennsylvania, a Tait supporter, and Sen. Styles Bridges ef New Hampshire. Taft-Elsenhowe, ka.Uj U. New Hampshire primary. Seme ef the newspapers in the state claimed. !iv. .., 4811, The general's aides said a meet. "g wh Tail himself Is in the card for some time next month, The date I still pending, they said. From three - different sources, Eisenhower apparently heard some frank talk about hi campaign Pro gress on his first day in th new reglenal headquarters her. On wa Sen, Wallace Bennett f Utah, who supported Taft's drive far Ui GOP nomtaatton. Bennett said he discussed wltk Eisenbowar the means f letting Selection of Kitchen Queen Features Oregon State Fair SALEM (Special) Prizes t t 1 1 a f ilM In merchandise awards will be von ky tb cham pion home-makers entering th var ious cooking, baking, canning and freezing classifications In th Food Division f tk 17th Oregon Stat Fglr. opening her for It annual eight-day run en Saturday, August 3stb. according to Mrs. Gladys Turnbull, superintendent af th de partment. -'' Topping the priz list ia vIu l th brand-new General Electxie range. Other wrda include: an 1180 dollar 18-piece set of Guard ian Service Aluminum-ware for cooking: and a yra' supply ' Softastlk Cake Flour, Crust-Quick. Planes Speed For Mecca BEIRUT. Lebanon ( Thirten U. S. Air Farce transport planes are speeding 1,600 stranded Mos lem pilgrims to th holy cities ef Mecca and Medina a flying car- Sct that would have mad Sche erazade'a eyes pep. Th big four-engine planes, car rying 60 passengers each trip, r be gan their air ferry service yester day to Jidda. Saudi Arabian sea port only 40 miles from Mecca. They will continue with a flight every hour until ill the pilgrims have been whisked on their way; The American airmen stepped in at tne request i tne Lebanese gov ernment after aA unprecedented in flux of bllerlms at Beirut's Inter nationa) Airport swamped regular airlines, me pilgrims must reaeo Mecca ny wednesoay ir ineir jour ney Is ta have the dtslred spiritual effect. That dav la th Id Al Idka Festi val, commemorating Abraham's attempt to sacrifice his ten Liaee to the Lord. Thousand Of sneep ar sacrificed that - day In tk Mecca area. In Washington, th State De partment said It expected the cost of the religious airlift would be paid out ef Air Feree funds. There was as estimate f th goodwill gesture s cost. mmnwwi M XI Wad.- IW h. 4il portrait E. 1 support from Taft's backers. "On me wib"'-hv"" - about fuslnr the Tatt and Elea homer groups Int one eilectiv r ganlzatlon,'' k added. The senator added that he kaa found a "surprising number" of Independent voters who are In doubt now about Eisenhower after having been sympathetic I ni candidacy earlier. I... ?5 " P : ?? !?Ln " I find plenty of people who say taae a secona Bennett said. 01,1 ""' A prominent Republican, wh asked not to b Identified, aald his com-enatlen with Elsenhower took much the same Una. But ba said: "The General teld m he has purposely kept the campaign In lew gear lo ana inrvugn wmy s pnci Deiore tne Legion convention. One of Elsenhower's ton lieuten ants. Arthur Vandenberg Jr.. told a reporter: "The campaign hasn't begun yet. Has set new t open up." While these conferences were taking place, the New York World Telegram and Sun waa a tk atreet her with a front-page editorial waien aaia: "Ike is running like a dry oraek." The newspaper ia a unit in the Scrlill, Howard rgantzatten which is supporting Eisenhower for th prasldtney. But It described hit ttmnts, to art, as "intie milk and water remarks," and asked "Ike. when d start?'' Around Elsenhower's headquar ters, Mwever, intra was a aign f nesslmlam. Th neopla working with him quot a political adage: August headlines eon t last," and said that, from this point n, h would pn up with all his heavy fun an th Democrats. Glngtr-Cake-Mix and Betty Crocker Cookbook. These swards ate mad posstbl through th co operation of tk fallowing co-apon-sots of "Queen of th Kitchen" conteat: General Mills Inc., Master Service Stations Appliance Depart ment of Salem, local G-E dealer, and th Century MeUlcraft Cor poration, makers f th aluminum cokwr. "Th Queen of the Kitchen coa test." aald Mrs. Turnbull, "has certainly apurred intereat in the Foods Division of the fair this year." 6he pointed out that alt the prizes will be prominently displayed in the department all during In fair. Winner of the prizes will claim their awards after September (th, the closing day. Judging lor winner of these prizes will be on the number ef points garnered by the participants in th awarding ef points as listed in th premium book. Mrs. Turnbull cautioned all pros pective entrants to be aura t bnng entry forms and articles to Foods Division no later than I p.m. Fri day, Aug. 29. Entry forms and pre mium lists majt. still be secured by writing the Oregon State Fair, P. O, Box (71, Salem. General Mills Sends Balloons TILLAMOOK ( General Mills Co. scientists Tuesday launched the first ef a number of large plastic balloon which might be Mistaken for "flying- saucers" and 6iher "mysterl6gs objects." Company is msklng high altitude studies for th armed forces. Th scientists ssld the balloons look like an Inverted pear when they are flying at low altitude. As the balloons rise the gas expands and they .become circular. The scientist said the balloons will drift over Oregon and South western Washington for the next few days. SEWING MACHINE SEgVICf and EXCHANGE 422 Main St. rhn 6771 mi By Jirnmy Hatlo IT TUN". A TV 0Cg v.. WKMEMKT, A LOW The question af getting support Hum uia iin wing or tne itepua- Mean parly seems ta laam laraa th agenda. . Th general wen the neatadlea from Tatt la a ltli eenvnlla battle. Taft himself said, befor th e rentlen epened, that he did net con sider as serious tk hard feeling often generated' ta caratla fight. "They ar frgttn ky th time election day rU arud la November," he aald. But many political analysts a hard-fought battl fr atrl be tween tw dlfiereat wing f 1st Republican party. , The problem now 1 t keal Ual breach. gtn. jjnnflt said Eisenhower "realize that th mpuklloa part? must be broad stream tna can't bo a single til raalzatla." Bennett said ke did not aneclfi- caily disctua th plnt with Blsea bwer, , but tkat ke ieta tb general ( auppan Be, wiuum K Jnnr,. oi India, la . Jeauter a campga (or re-election. a veil as sea. Joseph . atccaruty, of Wlaconiia. Th aeaater aald Eisahw tld bun he will make t k r(y omplga epeeckea la India. In beiwa eonincw today. Elsenhower planned t march ut tk America Legion parade, H U a member ef to AHIeae, st post. His appointmtnl today Include meetings with hi vice prsidetlal running mat. Sea. Packard' Nile of Caulornla: Bep. Joseph Mini oi Massecnuactu; Jena osier Bayard living ot Providence, B pueltcah candidate for senator in Abode Island; and Key Wilkin f Washington, a director af U Na tional Association fer tk A(vaer mem of Colored People. In a major apeech yeeterdty be fore the American Letioaa na tional convention her gfuenheaer discussed dsmesllo and ferelga U sues largely tk threat ef ie-ntl aggression, when he delivered bit nrenarod apeech. Elsenhower pargpkraaed I numerous portions or. ta advtac text, aad made aeme deletions. He tuck to th main theme, kowoier. As part ef th parephaalng, k reviiea a part of rh anginal - test which had been interpreted bt soma as an Indirect emleiim f Sea. McCarthy, who ia up tar r nomintneo ana re-iecun. Appealing lor elimination from American life ef "criminal mile- factors who py stealth or by sub version or by treacherous betrayal Ittempl to weaken and destroy lh morican constitutional ystern." th general added ia tk rlgii text: "But, at the name time,' let us forever hew aharply to ta funda mental American principle that every ma Is Innocent until e is proved guilty, The aaaassia af character aad tk( promoters, of witch bunts ar dsngerou t JT freedom at horn ad t dux world position ef leadership."- ..'.-. The second stntenc ef this part- Jraph wa deleted in delivery.. In lead, th general aald: , da less la denierous t our freedom at home and to pr werld, pll of leadership.1' An arlainal text basset Oa Ut same lanue stood lb delivery. In it th general complimented the Le gion lor Us part In fighting tubier Eiv activities, and declared: "And may I say you bev don -yur work without rcklesly . lajurlng ,n reputation ef Innocent people." McCarthy'! charges ol Cmmu-nlsts-ln-government have, mad him a controvert!! tigure. He 1 t, member ef tk American Lrea. Eiienhower had bee asked about McCarthy's candidacy' tt a new conference), in Denver Utt Friday. ' Without' aiming McCarthy di rectly, Elsenhower "aid then that he would support the aeagUr fer re-election, if nominated, "aa 4 member of the Kepublleaa tnttA lzation," but would net fit blank et endorsement to tsy a "wn does anything 1 believe ta b un American In etket r proce dure.?." ator Max kte na-.-Ma as peaj-Bii ra VabVgSf'' a2pa. tl fSli now.' ' uuia. ',. ' VmmtiSi WW Stevenson Said Ready To Launch Big Campaign After New York Legion TafcV f BON WRITE RE AD PRtNOrrci.D. ill. ir ov. Adlal Stevtnaon waa all atk tndav t make bold kid for votaa In Kw Tork and then awing Into a nine-ttate return tour early nett montk kla pretldenilil cam- turn. Ti nemaerttla nreaidentlal nana wee will gddraaa the Ameri can legion Convention at Madltnn aliar Garden tomorrow. After tkal ka piungea lata a round of NTW TOJUC Nr nlna to live In U days f eld, when nigata wore bed. and th tele phone Wat net invented? The timet seam gltmoreu and drenturout, aa portrayed by Hoi booed in ouch film eeilea aa "Ivan- hoe", band op Sir Wilier Scott fmu die. . But a Xth tentury man, suddenly romovo to tne neyaey of inie 12tk-ntury, metal-pleied Hopa lani Ctsajdy. would find th going 11111 rough for alt tastei, Tne modern girl would mtt a few com forts, loo. And as (or Emily Foil?. . . . Shudder. , . Shudder. Shudder Thar r a such nice. las as nrtaeni day forki and apoons. You haektd elf alaka ef meat wltk crude knlrea and ate by hand. Utenalla war raraly washed. A hnsbaad cmmg heme from tk grocery store today is no auch keatt of burden as a knight faring forth t battle. Hie combat gear weigaed 120 aaunda, olght time th weight ef th plastla. body armor a Mariao av war in Korea. And buying bora ead ault of armor men was more espen-lve than It la new t purchts a Rolli Revoe and a tailored apon Jacket. A ceat-af-mall made by band af tiny math ring took en man tour to (Ir months to complete. And you only get fitting. It waa bard to bo a Horatio Atger hero. Th best way for Iir lad to ecep lifelong econom- beadege waa la become a prlett mi a anigni, T become a knight boy bid to M placed la the household of a aebloma ta a page at the age el 12. Al l(. U a made tb grade, ka teceni squlr. or ahield keeror t a knight. Aad tke final kar af knighthood t th at of 31 or later eeuld ke conferred ealy by anethtr knight, a prieti. r ky royal edict. It wa n Job fer Juvenile dellaauent. A knight fud guilty of dn heaertbl cauct receive a aee- Trooper Sprints Summons On SAXISBOTtT. Ud. ( An Mile middlo-ifd splatter wh ha elud ed aummeas aervert X times dur Ina i th lit thro years waa fi nal) tutdltttactd yttterday by a apeedy atte trooper at the iprlat d twrd Ike weeds from her farm heme near here. Bar Exam List Told SALEM If) Names of tb law aehool grteuate t passed the Oregon SUt Bar txtmtnatleiu Even her 1 July were announced ndsy ky U Oregon Supreme inrt. Th caurt aald that af th IK (tndent wk took the teats, in passed. t a percentile f M per oant. Tne Hat of theae wh pasted: Albany Harrison M. weather- tent. BerUig Bekart V. Coot. Dlicltmtt Veryle O. Mum, power. Cpp11I Warrn Jt- Albright. ' atugen Ftekert W. RiU, Robert 1. Bollend, La Verne M. Jhnsen, Jhn A. Larssea, David F. Lentz, William E. L-.. Xlcbard Mangier, Edward V. O'JUIIIy. Kenneth A. Pool. TFred A. Bister, Kenneth P. -Melton knd Jack L. Sollls. ' Pendleton David W. Harper. Springfield warrta A. Woodruff. Th Dalle Wri. Jane S. R. Wines and Birold It. fatterson. Bilem Blchard C. Beetley, Chtrle-t L. Cloudy, John H. pt Mtully, Cecil W. Dobson Jr., Tkemis C. Enrlght, ejulntln B. flstell, Jiok f. barren Jr.. Ortis w. Ooekey. Carlstta J. Hendnckt, Je C. Hill, Ervln B. Hogan, Robert W. Lundy, Albert R. Mc Vtullen Jr., Donald F. Marshall, Renry C. Mattstn, Robert L. Mil ler, Jam B. Mlnturn, Michael S. VHtn, Kddi Nerdyke. Harold W. Pierce, Glenn . D. Ramirez, Thmaa J. Reader. Kenneth L. Strong, David C. (Wart knd Wolf D. Ved Ottertledt. Tbe new lawyer will be formally admitted t Uw practice In a cere mony In th Supreme Court chanv bar Sept. J. r : . dk n pi i m m rui n politicking that tin all the ear marks of a ma lor campaign effort. Ills Labor Dav apeech In Detroit will launch Ms formal campaign but the New York Cllv Irln waa developing aa the real opening campaign Barrage. In faet If not in name. Btevemon wti due to ate a few eallera today to dlieus farm and rural eieriruication problems. TH vlttlora tnrluded Olvda H. ftayhold. president of the National Rural end chance. Ho aat on a raited platform, w hile aix prleate on each Ide Intoned the "vigil of the dead". After ach pulm a herald stripped away a piece of armo r Then a bucket ef filthy water waa poured over the ex-knlghl'a head, and he waa publicly executed. There was no parole ayatenl for ordinary criminal! either. A com mou form of punishment waa "the Judgment of Ood" the pouring of molten metal Into the mlscreant'a eer. You could get this for dealing a handkerchief. You think taxes sre tough todayf In Iho.ie daya the tax collector as.tettsed you not on the bala of what you aald you were worth, but what your nelghbora aald. Aa they were all In the tame koat, however, tome ef the people wer real neighborly on thla point. Hlghwaya are dangerous enough now. But then they were ao outlaw infested that even a lord dare nol ride from hit cattle at night ex cept with an armed Bodyguard, And while the moats war a great protection against enemlea they alto bred a lot of typhoid. To gel your rlglita ytu couldn't call cop. You had to tight tor them under arms. But ladle, prte.its and peraona under 21 weren't allowed to fight. They hired profeaslona! knlihta, knoan as "pugglea." To be a knight wanl easy. You were auppoaed lo have a know ledge of music, dancing, penman ahip, drawing, horaemamhlp. the ute oi all atanaard weapona, and a maatery of lha art ef carving a aide of beef at a banquet. The last requirement explains lha cur- ,.M.hor,.g. ., knlght. in r.U.n.d V a I II . Medievel ladlea often mad. vw. never lo undret or bttht until Ihe lord of the miner returned from Journey. One wit kept thia pledge tor tovea yeirt while her knight waa oft oa cruaad. You can tee new why knight hood died out. How would you Ilk I tome borne to a dam like tkatr To Serve Fifty-Year-Old Tke three-year battle ef wit be tween M-year-old Mitt Viola Mi riam Goalee end Wicomico County olllcltlt came to an end in a Held Just ahorl ot Ihe woodt. Sheriff Jeiet M. Pollltt banded her an arrest warrant for con tempt of court aa tk trooper and a deputy held her in the field. Pollltt aald he end members of his office bad tried "more than 50 timet" to tervt paper on Mitt Gotlte lo get her Into court tor settlement of th estate of ker lather, T. Grant Ooslee, a aula's attorney from 1924 ta 1121. . Mm Qojleot brother In w law, Earl s. Honey, charged In a pe tition to get her Into court that ahe "hides behind locked doort or run lnt th fields to tvold ttisrlce." Previously, nobody had keen able to catch the slightly built farm woman. She won't accept registered mail and on at least on occaalon, c cordlng to Hor.vty'a petition, "law efltcera hive been ihroatinet) with lethal weapons." Horsey took over from his sister- In-law as administrator f lb fl utes ef her m rents In 1149. He charges In petition that abe re fused to lurn over too uneamin lalered portion of th males lo the new admlnstrator- The estates center about 'lb term oroperty on which Mlits Goa lee lives and Involve aeveral thou and dollars. Htw! DAND-AID (iBBnBJB)BBWBi Q The neatest dressing Y.uhardlvM'oaa! Thia, smooth, latic M You hardlv '( 1Q( rMh-ele,Urt-iitaat v M 0UtttHM4CH LEE HENDRICKS Ttur N(likbrhaa Druffiit 2212 So. 6th ' ' rhent 4321 Demonstration Friday Eleclrle Co-operative Attoclatlon; Boy J. Turner, chairman of the Democratic National Committee's Atrlrtilturel Division: and Horn, chel D. Neweem, matter of the Na tional Orange. But moat of (he day waa aet atlde for pollihing uu his New York Cllv apeechet, which hit lleutentnts hope will touch off a Alevemon boom In lha Kaat. Later thit fall, Stevenen will roturn In New York lor a campaign lour through th title. Th Watern tour begin to than up as lam-packed 10 dava ot plant-hopping Into the Norihwe.i, end then circling down th flc'llo Com Into th Southwell, Unofficial reports Indicated the lour would oren Sept. ( with a television speech In Denver. Colo., and conferences with Democratic political leadera from II Western atates. Other apeeches wer said lo b tentatively acheduled for: Dei Moines. Ia,; L'etiwr, Wyo.; Bill ings, Mont.; Seattle, Wt-wY; Spo kane, Wtih.: Portland. Ore.: San Tranche and Los Angeles: rtioeii Ix. Arlt., and Albuquerque, N. M. This acbedule could be chanted again lo arranae tor Sleveiuou to appear at the Kaaton, Minn., Na tional Plowine Content Soni. tii time dav Elsenhower l due lo apeak tnere. Alevemou hid accented on In. h nation lo apeak there -and tlirn uio pjana were changed whrn con teat officials voted agalnit both candldatea appearing on the same dav. But last night the Invitation was extended lor a aecond time, after contest official received pro tests against their action doting tke date lo Sitvenion. Wilton Wvatt. Slavonaon'a n.r. lenel campaign manager, aald the Katson invitation would be consid ered even though a lenlallv apeech already baa been acheduled for Sept. (. This tentative date waa believed to be. Dot Moines, ptevenion Labor Dav aneai-h In Detroit la expected ta dwell at length on his vlewa roeardin th Tafl-Harllev Law end labor-man agement relation in general. Walter Reuthar. orealdent al lha CIO United Automobile Workers, told reporter yesterday he thought ' Stevenaon would atand on the Dem ocratic platform which calla lor repeti oi the Talt-Harlley Law. ",7k. my ch..a" " "Wr lataelatld t Imp filiaeiaM .,...1 V,-", "inVl",. "."0 prove If elected Pretldent. Reuther aald Stevenaon had courage. Integrity, and a "aeiue f iociiI reaponilblllty" which would lead him lo ib right da Cltiona. Aa lor OOP preaidentlal nominee Dwight D. Elsenhower. Reuther aald hit n4clallred military train ing did aet fit blm for tbe Whit Home job. H Hid Eisenhower waa an able and honorable men but thit bo didn't btv Steven. on't biekgreund and training for th prealdeacy. "When you need a doctor vou don't call a plumber," Reuther told reporter. And then bt added oe inougnt citennower wei "work ing In Ihe wrong lob claaalflcatlon" at ipreitdentlal candidate. There waa conalderabl inocula tion here about a visit with tueven son by Phil Perlmtn ot Btlltmore. who resigned recently aa President Truman't aollcltor-general. Perlman waa with BUvenaon for leverel beuri yesterday but his name wes kept off the visitors' int. Perlmtn taid he talked lo the governor about Ihe tldelands oil cat and "other Issues," Perlmtn ttld he would like to take tome ptrt In Sievenvon't campaign but lie didn't know what his role might be. 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