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V.T,IKSI),Y, AINU 1ST 27. 11152 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON PAGE THREE a . ' , J r;lr RACOON ANTICS Could bo that thii Bb-pound racoon, diicovored in the Providence, R. I., wator lupply building by tha cuitodian and taken in tow by the SPCA did not like th over abundance of water that loated from the skiai recently and cam to regiiter a complaint (or tha animal world. Well ha did a lot of iquawlcinij anyway. Early Oregon Eisenhover Supporters Bitter Over Choice of New Leaders iivVai l iiahv.v, Jit. flAI.KM if The men who ltiiHU-lii-tl Hit- KlNrnhowt-r-lur-Prnn-iilrnt boom nt oi't-uun are plenty Kotr about brink" Urrnllrd into Itic btirktirouml or the cuinpalitn. It hua railM-d Itrpuhllcnn party lilt lh.it rnlitlit bo all Indication that II F:i!uii)inwrr l.s elected, Onv. IxiuhIiim Mi Kay unn't be the man to dl.ipenno icdrinl pati (malic. William 1.. rhillitiK, riulrin auto drulrr, wan chairman til the ntute Kinrnlmwrr nrKitnlr-atlnn, and Ktnle Krp. Murk llnllli'ld, olio ol Hair in. Wua lla ncclclHry. Ilntlleld. a 30 yenr-nld Willamette llniverillv traehrr wua one of lhe uimrraiiy iianier, i 11 at men in Hie tmneil Mlulea to . aupport l:iaentiowvr. rhllltp" und Ouv. McKay alao endorned the gen- Egypt Asks For Veapons CAinO. Ksypt if Eaypta re form government haa a.-,ked the United Utatea la aupply automatic weapon, lor an increnacd mobile police force. Premier Aly Matter alw ap peared tor American economic aid and technical advice lo help ralac the coimtry'a living atandard. Maher announced the requeiln laal night alter conferring, with U. S, AmbaMandor JellerMiit Cal- fery anil MaJ. urn. aionamnieu Naguib. leader of the Army coup which ouaied ex-King Kurouk. A lew montha ago Ihe U. B. aup. plied Kgypt with enough automatic wrapona lo aei up a meclrlfnlM-d police regiment of 3.000 men. It la underatond the government plans to Increase thta lorce to ft.OOO. Maher told rcimrtera he hoped to hold general pnrllamentaiy elec. tiona in Kgypt before next Febru ary, lor a lurriil (lift . . . Shop V nig til's , I'lonrrr Mflrr Supply, &19 Main. V ROflUCKANDCOl '" U - J. U'4 ? era) lomi before he uoiild rim. Indicated ho . Thrae thiee men piloted Elaen. 4 1 t . hower to all cany victory In Ore-1 tltudc." Ina primary election Innl May. aov. McKuy, Phllllpa and Hat The governor and hit friend" rit-lcl opiwaed giving the Job to Or thought. Phllllpa mid Ilntlleld !,,m brcuuae they cant aee how In would :ontinue to run the f;icn-1 iif-urtitlcm and Ucmncrallc votera hower rainpalKn in Oregon. cu b,, woord by , ,,, who Hut laal week tliey were ahm ked I BUCI1 , prominent role In the rcgu and angered when Oordon Orpui. ;jar parly organization. W.l.r'r'K" Z7 SIS TnXZ .... - -i - The appoliilment waa announced by T. Waller William". Healtle. ... .. . .... ""al cnairman oi me i.iiiumh I ,i... r ., T.'-.h Ilie ieclllliieiiuniin wi Portland, newly elected national committeeman for Oregon, and Hobert Klhoti. Medio! d. itetmbll-1 can state chairman. The purpose ol Ihe "Citizens For Fiaenhower" committee Is lo at tract independent and Democratic voles lo F.lsenhower. I And Gov. McKay. Phillips and When Oregon's delegates lo the , umileld the original Elaenhow nepublican national convention met n ,nrn might be on Ihe out here June 7. they voted against ,P- looking In. giving Ben. Wayne Morse, a con-1 . vention delegate who regards him-1 sell aa an Independent liberal, a j position on any convention commit-) lee. THINKING OF CARPET? High Styled Wool LuMunont Cottom Wall 10 Wall Room Sue WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! Sec STAN PARK FOR CARPET PRICED TO YOUR BUDGET "A Phone coll will bring tamplei to your homo" W. WAYNE MARTIN 1945 So. 6th Ph. 8370 "We're Floor Covering By Trode" mom! buy children's Biltwel shoes a 4-Star Feature ... because they're better 4 ways! It Orput led the altuck on Morne, iciiiimg nun a conuovcraiai not putnio" with a "New Dtallh at- liiili-iM-nniif i. mwl n.inni.i. mH ! ,""'l alienate the " " " I Wllin llnv M.-Vnu haarri r...,,! - i' had been anno Intcd. he reacted vltr. Inmii.lir .J,.inl the .,.,,ii.,,r.n. -i-i I But Hie Job already had been given to Orput before the governor heard about It. If Elsenhower Is elected. Gard. Orput and hlllntl may be the men Mho dispense Ihe federal patron- ; Agr hi Oregon Canning champions ol 40 Stat nd County Flirt all u.d C and H .; Tfity COUNT ON How obout ytu? 3Z '423 You want the best for your child's growing feet . that's why you'll want to try Biltwels. Biltwels are proven values, proven lo give longer wear, better fit and utmost comfort. Notice Biltwels hidden features in the chart below , , , 1 designed by leading stylists, created in the best materials, all for your child's fool health and walking ease. You're a-wise mother to buy Biltwels, '., . Uoihor ' , . ' leltv . .Ooiwiea I Unlh.l f I"" j ,j vpprrt ' l h"'1 1 'vbb,f h4,i 1 Comtorloblt Honthidt Of ' cork cuthioa Seorotolt outtolo Russian Newspaper Studies Br TIIOMAH F. WIIITNF.Y I MOHCOW lal Pravda announced Tueaday It la launching "both poal llve and critical" artlclea on the propoaed clmngea In party atatutea coniinu before the All-Union Party Congreaa Oct. S. The official newa paper aald It waa doing thla on liiHtrucllona of the Contral Commit tee of the UBHH Comrnunlat Party. The itrwapupcr aald the party la determined to rooi out "aupprea aera of rrltlclam" In parly ranka. and that the new atatutea provide the weapon to do thla. "Our party haa one dlaclpllne and one law lor all Communlala, Inde pendent of aervlcea and poata oc cupied by them," Pravda aald, adding that auppreaaera of criti clam cannot remain In the ranka ol Die party. The new atatulea, It aald. "make It not Junl Ihe right, but the obliga tion of every parly member to Inform on fault- In parly work, right up to the Central Committee of the party." Borne Communlabi, It aald, hide the truth from the parly and cover up facta which ahow loo wide a tendency among party people to ward political ' headleaaneaa and gullibility" and too much "revela tion of party and alate accreta." The new atatutea, Pravda ex plained, give Increaaed powera to a committee on parly control, par ticularly in the field of party dla clpllne. Thla, It aald, waa necea aary to advance the cauae of the atruggle "with violators of party dlaclpllne and unaatlafaclory ful fillment by Communlala of their obligation,." Thua, Pravda aald. It Is appro priate that the control committee a h o u 1 d have representatives throughout the country who are In dependent of local party authori ties. At the same lime Pravda re ported a new announcement by the Central Committee Secretariat or dering aubordlnate organisations throughout the USSR to "develop broad dlacuaaiona" of the projected WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT 100 SAVE MORE-BUY 100 TABLETS.49C Cast Sufar CANE I : cane J j sugcr I Am 90 sizes 8'j.3 Pott'ot prottcltd lining htlpi Inhibit ba.ltrio. change, In the part J atalutta. be- weapon of purification of the par-. ....liu mnir. ginning wherever poaalple In the primary parly organizations" The lowest units of the party structure The Central Committee decreed "full freedom of criticism" for thla dlacuaalon, with the party press making Its pages available for comment. Undoubtedly this announcement will be published In Ihe enure par ty press of the country and per haps even the other newspapers, so as to receive the widest pos sible circulation. This will be the first such gen eral party dlacuaalon alnce the last congress 13 yearn ago. (Congresses ordinarily should have been culled every three yeara under party rules, but none was aummoncd since 1U39.) Pravda, on ordera of the Central Comml'llee now will establish a aoeclal section of the newspaper devoted to this discus- sion. and every other party newa paper In the country will follow suit. William L. Ryun, AP foreign newa analynt, writcis; Pravdit confirms pri?viou suspl cIodk that the nummons of the first All-Unlon Coinmunj.it Party Con Krr.su in 13 years will nignal a broad crackdown on party ranka throughout the country, tightening control all alon the line and lm pressinR upon the party the atrlct necesRity of exrclsinK full power over the people of the Soviet Union. 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