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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1952)
MONDAY, OCT. (1, 1052 IIKnAI.I) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAM.S. OREGON PACE SEVEN Cost of Truman Campaign Said Impossible To Find Itv I KNI NT II. VA( I Alio AuvJAIvlJ InUltfAN iilAi,4 1111) Jlow niuni lh i-irMut'lii jiuiiiau'a b.wtiU, in,!', t-Maiu cuinimimi loin AtllUI tiil!V( IIAIIII CUJtliKH tilC kuvri inn ill I ullirra. II ilufi nut cover III rxiirii.ifs ol Iho Hnrml HitvIcu Inrll. 'ilin law rrriulrra Hint lliry be Willi llir Prmlilriit in nil liinrM. iwhnrvrr hn Ih mid wlialrver III" liii., w.ii. llir iiiny, rrinyrti in miniiin. aiiri no invli iilicn ii In IIiim inn i.ii..t,n i. in i.i i u ihr lu-ivulvrd Insular a lli National tin niiiriui li in lukiiiH tlir in"'- Ommlltrr in cow enirrt. im in iiiiiii wiii nlr atop lu whlMle whoever h,iirn lo lio in cv,lil-nt Muii rm .l lli-i ohm, Ihr limn urla Ihr nilvanlnirf All cilllnr ol iirw:.iuirr wanted ,, nlr Kmi-l Hi-rvltc pi itrotlnn ID In know. n 'aiiiiaiyn vnir. No political I nr un.wrr l llmt iirilloii In I pnrt v iiiiilri inlr riioui:h minify lii-yond lltn di'li'imimiiinn l t, pinvidn llir srrvli.fi Unit lull by n iiiu ii r wlilmul Din iMiwrr to nub-; inw lo nirMilpiil. liiiniii 'lliU'Wi'K mid conincl llirlf lln mi lliry mil .1 .iirr l)l ir-.iliintiiiv mid III"'- III which 10 uroiri'ilon I all tlinra, thrv arnd iriiird mid wrluh II. tout aumt-i In advance lo no rvr-ry Tim miiwrr would Involve fl- , Mm of thr roulr Im inual tiavd. i h.lnn iv, In rxnrlly where poll- How imirli In tlili nrrvlco "int. Ileal anion Mini In mid mi ullK'lul jinit. In term ol Kuliiry. Pilllnmn action brum. incinininodiillonn mid rr diroi up II would rniulrr eoniiiinrt in; ! l0 , m,xiniinn ol til day? old not only ol rvrrvonr alioald pir,ulnitln Mircliil, bul ol many nlhcii lilnnu lllr route. It tlnvrla. Hip Driuorrutlr, Nnllonnl Com iiiIIIpp linn miiiouni'pd II In pK'h Inu U llir rbrrk lor llll.l I6day Miiakinir lour by Truman with mi rillinatrd lliiurn ,ol aomelhliia U- Utr 'J.'. IKIfl I Tbnt mumiridlv euvcra the rati- . l'ond triillMiollallon, llirala, hotel I nnd otbrr atieh pxprnnpn o( Ihr nalarirn 01 .,),., woi.i rrouire n lot ol Dip "ulve em rrpiiMirv rxiirrln wlih lluurrn on Hip Kiilarlfi ol each mid pvpry innn on III" Wliltr Hoiihp drlnll. nnd Uir record nl bow ninny lipid olllip Secret Hrrvlce inrn irt brnuubl into plnv. There nrp olhrrn. who nrr re mured to bp with tbp Prrnldrni nl nil tlinc.i, wherever br In, and W'bnlrvrr br In dolllu. Like Ibr Army Hlitnnl Corp officer who hnvp in plnbnrntp romuiiinlcntloun Jjit i hi niii.if ifi 't---' - - ' MM Korean 'Self 'Wounding1 Said Slight the PASSINC ON PHOTO TIP Crown Prlnre Con lantlne ol Grerce '! pholo pointer! from Cmdr. W. II. Iludtlnt of Vlrdnla durlnr Armr-Navy manruvera on Bulgarian border. WAHIIINOTON, iTi-In the Ko rean War, an In all olhrrn, there are aornr nolrilrrn who deliberately wound Ihrmnelven to Kel out of bailie or out ol the Army. nut the Army bellrvrn, allhounh It can't provn It one way or the oihrr, thul Ibr numbrr In thia war In fioinpHiHllvfly nmnll. In rrnpon.se lo fijrntlonn. the pro vost tnarshnl Krnrral'n oHtr.r today made f pot chrrk ol recorda ol Ihr far Kast Command Irom the prrlod July 1. llbl. to June 30. Mih'i. The oilier aald that ahowed only neven cava which were en tnbllnhrd definitely aa nell-lnlllcted woundinR. However, other Army ollicers with lonK experience In auch mat trrn point out that It la difficult lo drteel and prove an actual caw ol nelf-liilllcted wound. Almost the whole burden ol evidence rent on Ihr nurneonn In the Held who treat wounded men and on checka made at the ncene by InventlKalnra. And they munt rely primarily on Ihr type ol the wound Hncludlwc whrlhrr suspicious powder burns Irom clone lirlnir ol a weapon and the location ol the wound) and on testimony ol the man and his com radea to show conclusively the act wan Intentional. But If a ease ran be proved, the going la rough lor the soldier who tries It. He In uullly ol violating Article 116 of the Universal Code ol Mili tary Justice, dealuiK with maling rnni and the avoidance of duly There la a maximum sentrnce ol , arven years hard labor and di.s-i honorable discharge possible and In time ol war the maximum pro- j vision may be suspended and even , heavier sentence Imposed. II lnvestlKallons show the man wan ill sound mind at the time be deliberately wounded himsell. hr receives no disability payments upon discharge. Bell'Woundlng la an act ol utmost desperation usually arising out ol fear ol battle which the soldier hasn't yet experienced. Old timers ol the Army say they have noticed the majority ol cases are among men who have not yet seen much action. The soldier who goes through his llmt engagement and finds that he and most of the men In his outfit are alive and unhurt, has passed his most des prrnie anxiety and lear. There Is one leature ol the Ko rean War which may help to ex plain the apparent low Incidence ol hclf-lnfllcted wound ca.s. In World Wnr II there was no rotnllnn system. The rotation sys tem in Korea, under which the averace man can Iigure he will start home alter anywhere Irom 11 to about 14 months, makes a dif ference In soldier thinking, say the experts. He has a known, delinltc lime when ho can expect to get through with Ms Job and he doesn't need to puncture himself with bullet to get out. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDEORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe E&rley Proprietora May W Suqqeit You PAY CASH and SAVE on Stove n and Diesel Oil . . . Phone 6788 Petroleum -Tifr I Ruml Starts Fund Drive l'irMdrnt. his speech wrllern. sti'ii- lM.Mrm n( ,,!, irlephnne and ra- ! nuiaiilirrn, nei reliirles, ilerkn and tr,tv,w vvhu h keen. Die 1'rei. "" Idrnl ol the United Blalen In touch 1 ullh ihr While House and all worlr 'nnltnln nl all llmen. , How. much do their snlmlen and expenses amount to? That would reuiilra a Ural hand nulemenl from each lust as II would In the j case of the Hecret Hrrvlce men. Truman aides nolnl nut that WA.SIIINO'ION if A new type Truman didn't reoursi Ihr Urrrrl ol luiHl'iHlsiug drive will be started nervier to come nlonn on the trip, by Ihp Democralii- NnlKnial Vl- Hint Hie Armv Blgmil Corpn men linnre C'limnilllee Wednenday. hnvp In be nvnllnble nl nil limes, Thousand ol volunteer aollcllora nnd that no niiitlrr how deeply the will sel nut to try lo obi mil lue ipresldent Invulven hlinsrll In noli ronirlbullonn nl 5 each toward the I Urn, Ihere Is alwnvn olllcial bus. lUil cninpiilgn. i,enn to be tran.sacled when he Is The National Coniinlllee In db- on the road, tribullng WI0.000 red-whltcand-blue As lor the aalarles ol the Presl booklel.s, each containing live rer-iiienl nnd his stall during the rr lilicales, to the noliortorn. Kvrry-1 lod lliev are away on politc-ial ml inp who contributes to gels a cei- isions, these niclps polnl oul that the tlllcatp brurlng n llmnk yoii men- irnlniien nl nimpalgnlng governors, sage Irom Oov. Aillnl K Hlevensou, during cnmpiilgnn. an do those ol Deiuocraiic prpsldentlnl nominee, iheir necrclarlen, clerks and olher 'file plan was oi It muled by aidea. lleardsley lluinl, the New York Tliev ask. "Would yon deduct eronomlst and corKirntlon director two weeks of the President's vho helpeil lather the pny-as-you-Innlarv under the circumstances?" earn Income Inx withholding pin ill ciurini worm war u. ! Ittiml, ebitlruiiin ol the Demo-1 rraiir Klnnnce C'oinuiiltce, told re poitern the aucccns ol a lew triiil ; runs ol the lund. raising Idea in New Yoik and elsewhere bad been 'ln laniastic lor W'ords." He prrdlrln It wllf revoliillanlxe i (he linnuclng of polillcnl csin ' palRns. lluinl explnlnrd Ihp plan on nation-wide broadcast ln.si night. Swiss Start Everest Cli NKW DKI.HI, Ind. (API Six Ihp train, Raymond Lambert. Swiss mountain climbers tolled up I c limbed lo within 900 Iccl ol the Ihr bleak slopes ol unioiifHi-red I summit Mny l& beloro ilerec Ml. Kveresl louay r,.r a lu.al atrug-jsiorina drove nun uack. lie toward the snow-covered sum-1 The six men led Ihelr base mil, 6' miles high. Icamp. 12.200 leet up In the high No man ban ever climbed this ' Hlinalyan. yesterday. Two men will world's tallest peak and returned i be chosen at the last advance to tell about It. camp lo make ihc unai enort to II was Die second attempt t(L-1 rrn wie lop. year lor Ihc Swiss parly. One ol Triple Death In Family ONTARIO, Calif. Wilms Jenu Dugnn. Mrs plans a 42 Jets Make Nonstop Trip HONOLULU br.-Korly-t.wo FMg Thunderjrt lighters llrw nonstop from Travis Air Forre Hasp. 1 Calif., lo Hawaii yesterday In Ihe 'econrt traiLVi-aciiic mass jei nigm , In history. I Their commander was Col. Don nld J. M lllnke.slee, 35, ralrwrt Harbor. O ! The Thunderjels were relueled In , Ihe air by Hoeing aerial Isnkrrs. I The plsnes are pari ol the .!7tn Fighter Escort Wing ol Ihe Stra tegic Air' Command, based at llrrgstrom Air Force Ba.se. Austin, lex. Thirty-three more, Ihe remainder nf the wing, are due today from ' Travis. The 7S-plnnp group In sche-dulPd lo leave lor Japan next week lor ' a three-month tour ol duly will) Ihe Far Kast Air Forces, replacing the 31st Fighter Escort Wing, which made the first historic trans pacific flight Inst July. The 31st will rrturn to Its base at Turner, Albany, Ga. , ' RITKS FATAL III. Mil MMIH1KS LOS ANGF.LF.8 I ' Frederick SAN FKANCT.HCO l JnneliOnge, 3, died yesterday from In Hhill , 31, blonde Mar ol "South I juries sulfered when a German I'acillc." uuirried her nlnge mana-, shepherd ring attacked him three Iter. Nick Mayo, 32. here lam I days ngo. Doctors took 174 nineties night between slops of the road j In his lace and head In an attempt almw. lo save his Hie. triple liiuernl next month lor her pc' liu-band Ralph. 28. klllrd In Ko- j rea. and their twin daughters, 1 whom hp never saw. The daughters died wilhin 3d hours of their premature birth Sept. 20. Several days later Mrs. Dugnn wan notified (hut her hus band was killed In Korea Sept. 21. 'Ihe news Ipllowed a doclor'a re port Ihst another daughter. Lydia. 18 mouths, may be suffering from leukemia. Tlielr auccesn or failure likely will remain unknown lo the world lor at leant three weeks after their Unai climb toward the peak. Their only .means nl communication Is by .special i tinners Irom the base camp lo "Katmandu, Nepal's capi tal, 170 miles awuy. .Nine previous unsuccessful av snults have been made on the Dep't Flunks Fund Recovery WASHINGTON '.H The Justice ' lack ol lorcelul prosecution. Department;, says a House Invesll- None ol the three was reached gating croup, has recovered only for comment. MOO.liOO ol allegedly Iraudulenl n,e report, the third In a series World War II contracts totaling 21 on investigation ol the Justice million dollars. Department by a subcommittee Assertma the fraud charges were headed by Rep. Chell (D.-Ky.i. relerred to the department four also criticized George 8. Petzcr. years ago by the General Account- former assistant U. S. attorney In Ing Olllce. a House Judiciary sub- Detroit. It said that on Petzer s rommittee said the department nasi recommendation a claim ol f 1,300,- "taken an excessive amount ol 000 against the Michigan School time in moving to recover money ol Trades. Inc., was settled lor due the United Stales govern- J93.000. ment " In another action over the week In a report to the House Sunday j end, Ucp. Chell said an examina night, the subcommittee said me lion ol FBI files in the 1946 Kansas department's record In handling Clly vote fraud case disclosed "no cases of overpayments to private new or startling evidence, Vt" M i contractors is "shamclul Former Deputy Atty.-Gen. Pey ton Ford was held directly re sponsible lor Ihe delays, and As sistant Atty.-Gen. Holmes Bald ridge and his predecessor as head of the claims division, H. Grah am Morlson, were criticized for Chelf said he made this state ment In fairness to Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, who was attor ney general at the time of the vote Iraud case. ON NOVEMBER 4th YOU WILL HIRE YOUR PUBLIC SERVANTS As o voter you will soon be choosing your Representative to Congress. John G. Jones bos unusuol qualifications for that office. He knows the people of the 2nd Congressional Dis trict. He knows the problems and the needs of the district. He knows how to work with people. He hos proved capocity for leadership. John G. Jones is needed in Congress. He will serve ALL the people os your Representative. Jonei for Conqrets Club La Grande, Oreqon James Woodell, Treat. NKW KIIHKBKT PHILADELPHIA The dining room of a downtown hotel has been lisung "Umpire Sherbet" on lis menus since the World Series began. Turns out the sherbet Is raspberry. Flier Makes 20,000th Stop Aboard V. H. Curlier Prlnielun off Korra, Kmlgn Robert K, Itobrrln ol Alameda, Cnbl , ended up a recent work day with a ballle wound and Ihc dlnllticliiin nl making Ihe 20.00011) landing on ihe Print'clun slnco It was recoiii missioned. Itobcils, sou of Mr. and Mrs. V.. A. Roberts ol Route six, Van couver, Wash., wan wounded In the hand whllo participating in a res cue mission pehlnd enemy lines. When he reiurncd to Ihe carrier, crewmen waved him In with cheers lor the 20,0O0ih landing, presented him wlih a huge cake and declared him "hero lor a dny." I'. S. ENVOY RKCKIVLI) TOKYO Ifl U. S. Ambassador and Mrs. Robert D. Murphy and their daughter were received In audience Monday by Japan's Em press Nagako. The KIRBY Call 2-0131 No. 3 LvMon Co. A, .ft 1 ' mm mm f J I iY'H I FEATURING ... NIW 0-1 TRIPL-CONTHOU Leti you dial the water itoraft temperature you want! ' SAFE1 DEPENDABLE! Aultvnallc Iletlrlc EFFICIENTI WATER AUTOMATIC! 'HEATERS "gm, COM! 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