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WKDNKSDAY, SKITKMBKR 10, 10.r2 TIEnAT,n AND NEWS. KI.AMAT1I FATXS. OnECON PAGE THREE I A , .jj Off T H I DEEP END Navy tmn hold aklrta u Iher Jump Into the Nival Honpllal'f ewtmmlnf pool at St, A I bane, N. Y. darini "abandon enlp" dm In "mrvlvil wtmmlni." Metzger To Face Thornton In Colorado General Vote DENVER IM-John W. MrUitrr. 40, tn orphnn who became nlnto attorney Rfnrrnl unci a friend of PreMdmt Trunin n, won thr Uniio. cratlo nnmlnatinn for Hiivrrnor of Cblorado In ycierduy'a primary lection. He will fnco Gov. Dun Thornton, clou political umoclutr of Orn. Dwlghl D. KlHrnluiwrr. In Novrm lUpubllcan rriionitnntlon. Driver Freed Of Slaying ALBANY. Ore. OP Circuit Judge Krrd Mcllrnry freed a Utc tlntr truck driver of a nrvliuent homicide charge here TUenday. The driver, Helmer N. Hrown of flwefl Home, had been charged in the htuhwav (I rath of William Ooodmnn. Lebanon. Goodman waa killed May 20, when a log from Brown'n truck fell on hie car near Sweet Home. Judge McMenrv held Uiat the ic Idem wm nm the result of neg ligent driving bv Brown. bor. Thornton n unopiwjied for Mel7.gir won a cleur majority of the voir ca.it In dcfnillng Btate Hen. Ben Bczoff of Denver and Wllklo Ham, Lamar dlnlrlcl at lorncy, The unofficial vole In 1,127 of the sulci 1.0.W precinct gave Metzger 37.071; Betoff 19. 8M; Ham 15.7.11. MeUger, who two years ago re ferred to caltlrinan Thornton in a cnnutalKn NDcech as "the biuuert bull shipper In ttie atule," Indued a victory statement a-iklng Demo crnU to "Join aft one nolld flnnk to go over the top on Nov. 4. Metier wan elected attorney general four yeara ago in the Dem ocratlc aweop of 1(MH but lost out lor re-election in litou. Rep. William B. Hill won renoin I tint ion for a seventh term In Con gress In the top Republican prl mftry race. He defeated 34'ycar old Richard B. Paynter for the OOP nomination for Goncres from the Northern Colorado district. All other congrcnMonal candl dntea In both parties wore unopposed. "Call Men's Hand Laundry when thlnn look blark!' IHh and Klam ath. Phone 1-2 S.I 1. Judge Murphy Leaves Portland PORTLAND ijfi -Frdernl JudKe Thoman V, Murphy of New York wim to leave Portland for home Wednesday after a vacation In the Northwest, lie stopped here to visit friends. Judge Murphv wan In the head linen several years ago when he sentenced Alger Hiss U five vears In prison on a perjury conviction. HST Sets Date For Next "Whistle Stop" Drmocrallc majority In both houws of Congress. The idea ap parently la to offset the effect of I some Southern Democrata voting WAHHINOTON ' President Trumun tocliiy act Hcpt. 27 as the ririmrtilrr Uuu for a "uhlHlle atop lour rlvnlliiK in liilrii' ily any ilnxle lh nation's voters with candidate , Pennsylvania If they can be worked Stcvcnnon, out. Truinan expecta to campaign The President will follow up his I riKht up until election day. closing Western lour with an extensive hl "Klve-rm-htir talks In his na il ip ol lila own succes'.lul campaign ' swing Into the fca.il next month i lve Missouri, where he will vote HI JJ1U'.IIUCIU.C, Cordon To See Europe WASHINGTON 1 Smi. Ouy Cordon Ml'Orc) and John Mc Clellan D-Arkt will leave Thurv day to Inspect resultn of U. 8, de fense and foreign aid spending in Europe. The .tenalors. members of the Senate Appropriations Committee, plnn in confer with Gon. Matthew Kldgwuy, commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization forc es In Europe. of ie8. I with siierchen probably In New Hm-klrig votes for Aula I Hievenvm ' York City, Boston and other points now. Truiiiun will mke a major public power sirec:n in worinwest- ern Montana uci. i ucuicaimg uie Hungry Horse D-un. Kn route west, aides said, he will lav down a barrage ol rear pjatform attacks on the OOP at every atop his special train makes uurmg uuyngni nouis. From Montana, tentative plans now ca lor a swing into Wash ington. Oregon and California. And thi President's will continue on the way back eant. The tour Is expected to run from 10 to 12 days. The White Houhr withheld any announce me nt of the President's lllncnu v until the entire schedule Jius been completed. Pinal deci sions will have to be made by I early nxt week In order to Rive Secret Hcrvlce agents time to work out protective measures every where he visit. Truman talked over his plans yesterday in an hour-long confer ence with blcphcn A. Mitchell, the Democratic national chairman picked by Gov. Stevenson after he received the party a presidential nomination. Mitchell made It clear to report- era afterward that mere is com plete co-ordination on campaign ohms ol the President and the nominee and said the trips of both were di.scussed at the White House meeting. The Democratic National Com mittee will pay the expenses of the President's Western tour, White House officials s a l a, lust It did his Labor Day trip to Mil waukee. Because of the cost, virtually all television time blocked out by the Democruta will go to Stevenson. with probably only four or five Truman talks being given national radio network coverage. Truman agrees that money spent on tele vision should be used to familiarize The President will lay special emphasis on a request that the voters give Stevenson a heavy IRON FIREMAN SALES and SERVICE 2379 South 4lk Ph. 2-2666 D 4 B Oil Burner Serv. with the Republlcana on key laauea. The President made It clear In hi Labor Day speech In Milwaukee that thla was goal. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGENI, OKI MIDFOUD Thoroughly Modem Mr. and Mrs. J. C Eaxl7 and Joe Earley Proprietor! MISS ION AK IKS ARRIVE HONO KONO ( A ship from Tientsin Wednesday brought here 11 German, one Belgian and two French Roman Catholic missionar ies expelled from Communist North China and Manchuria. regular 2995 values rOLl.UTKD DRINKING WATER AUCKLAND, New Zealand Oft Some of the people of the small '.anA minim fnum nf Ohal have been drinking their own bath water, aiiuteo. and are none wc worse for It Water lor the miners' hoalel and 16 houses was being Aruwn Irnm Ktream Into Which. higher up. flowed water from the miners' bain nouses. Health officers who discovered the situation order immediate ai teratlons. The KIRBY Coll 2-0131 No. 3 Lytton Co. til tV llO WW51"" mcV ttat&A tor fr a uj w mm 1 hih m m m nil l iTf'i aa...iii mi ilka ' In New KriKlnnd. 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