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TUKSDAY. OCT. 7, 1II!V2 HKHAU) AND NKWS. KLAMA'I H KAMA OREGON French Release Captives Taken In Indochina War lly I.AIIIIY AI.I.I.N HANOI, liiiiiHlilim Ml 'Mir Citiii'Ii Uiilim Inn c.i liuve In km nolo lliull aull, (Hill (Hiillvnn Irolll lit CiHiHiiiliil'il Inl V lei in lull In Ihr iik-year m ill imliu'lillia, bill illicit il them mi- now lrri A ilirck iHmiommI there mo now 1 1 1 V lHI.UO VIHllllllll COIIl'rllll !! Inn I'nimin scanned In North, ..'antral mill Bnulli Viet Niini Hlul n Cambodia nttd I.iiom, 01 these. 1.(011 are Mated oh re. ular iiilKiinri of vm -incii taken in combat Willi llii Mcnch Untiia. A Iritnl til 63, aid mn tiuinlirrrd an 'Intcrnres." Hlni'o Mosriiw-triilnrd lln ''III Mlnh alerted hla rebellion In 1IMII. thr French Ii miii tllnr In Ulna have rrlrasrd hundreds or thousands tit iiiiiii loiir( Vleluilnh. 'I run of tlmuiaiidn seined lii Vlrl nilnh rones of flithtlng ni suspected ol nr actively niilliiK or carrying arm lnr lln- Vlftmlnli. have been, mill trr bring arimriilcd, Irnni II"' "die-hard'' ri'uulur Vlrlnilnh anl dins. Mmit nf llw Inllrr llkrlv will remain prisoners nl war nnlll tlir Wife Charged With Murder TOKYO Ml-Mm. Dniolliv Snillli, (luiilililrr ol dm. Waltrr Kturgrr, In been charged with murilrr in Ihr 1 n t it I atnliliing Halurriny nl lirr husband, Cr,l. Aubrey ft. Binllh, Urn. Murk Clark't licndiuaitera Minouncrd tonight. Tlir allrui'tlve woiinin, mother nl iwn children, In held undrr ob servation III a Tokyo Army hos pital. A spokesman In Clark's head ijuarlrrs mid. "Thin ranr will oe handled In accordance with not ml procedure, Ilia charge In now brum Investigated as required ly Mniuto-nmnrly Article 33 ol Ihr Uniform Code o( Military Juitirc. tihould the Investigation establish that trtnl In wnnnnird, the. charge would l)r referred lo an appro priate military court lor trial." Thr ixiktninn Mild, "A churn" ol murder him been prelcrred. ' II wax rrportrd unofficially thai under Army regulations, sfioulu Mrs. Smllh be brought to trial II would he held In Tokyo. The Army previously reported ; A maid found Hmllh. tti. ol Man Antonio, Tex., on bin bed vainly Irving 10 Mem thr How ol blood from a wound In hi rlilbt side, 1 1 if. dated wile sat on an acljolnuiti Dru tllllrhlntl a knllr. Mra. Smllh u tnkrn lo an Army I'.otpltal lor observation. She has not brcn permitted lo are any out alders, including inembrra ol her family. The hospital commander report ed today that alio la In good con dition. A previous report aald abe was becoinlm "more lucid." Fisherman Sees Saucer OOTrillOflO, Sweden HI On a night walk In the small town ol Munaedal near here, a young riwcdiMi fishermen aaw what he thought win a "flying aaucer" moving tip and down in the sky. llappenlnit 10 bnve hla camera nlorut, he look a picture. Hie awrdi.Nh defense alaff stud led the nholo and conferred with leading astronomers. They concluded that the fisher man had taken an excellent allot of the planet Jupiter. conflict In Indochina la ended. 'Ihr French cairlully acreen til Vli'linliili Inlmnccs. Whria It I" pi oven lliey w ere Impressed lulo Vlrlnilnh military service or luicrd lo ulhci'WlHn aid the Vletininh, ac tion in tnkrn lo arrange llieir iivcnluul llberiitlon. Tltiiusiiuda of thci.e onrcaunpccl Vimmluh return to villages In I'leucli-iieltl hiiciurn of Noun Indti ('It Inn mid ratine 110 further trouble for Hit l"i unco-Viet Niimrae an lliorltirn. home uo hack to Vlrt iillnh hrld lerrllnry, Mucli dt pentla on wliero lliry lant auw then lam lllea ur rrlnllven, With 63, llli iirlHonirn of war and Vletininh lulernrei nllll held by Krunt'O Vlrl Nami'nr itiilhui illc, Iho record ahowa about 131,000 huvc brrn lllllird loono tllll'n I04H. 'Hie Vlrt Naniene count heavily upon luaan amurhly an a mciim, of rullyliiK forinrr aunpeclrd or nulriiiht nrtliri ruin of thr Vlrt mlnh lo the iiovcrniiieiii ol VKl Num. In Ihr laid al wrekn Viet Nam nuthoi lllm huvr relranrd 4. IK Vlrlnilnh prlaonera ol war and mil itary Intel liftn. Althouith llirro nrvrr him hren an olflclal agreement, for the rx ichanuo of prlnonrra brlwrrn the Ifienth and Ihr Vlrlnilnh. butclira I of French Union captlvra are II I berated from time lo lime by the 1 Vlrlnilnh. I Available figure, nliow the Vlrt I mlnh have aa captive 4411 Krriich- turn; 13.1 foreign leglonnalrei: 140 J North African and II Alrli uii.i. I There I no enllmalr of Iho nunv iber ol Viet Nameae aoldlera In Vlelmluli prison camps. PAGE SEVEN - ' 1 r t r-i-. j iuf ;a 1 iwit:' 'iria uk m.m. : n '.ijiii.titd.iiii .it .j owl , IM it I 1 ' ' ""ik....,T''-'-"-!-:H -ii.'W fvr vim j ' i'l "y-tr- ?r- iiiia '" I .,f v ABOVE THE GROUND Tht framework for Wtyerhaeuier Timber Company'i new fibrebotrd plant her riiet above ground. The building will be "L" shiped, Ab3 feet long and 80 feet wide, with the lower end of the "L" 254 feet long, and it will rite 49'feet high at the highest point. Much of the material going into the structure was prefabricated by Wtyerhaeuter at Longview and ihipped here to be put together. The picture it looking from the front end of the plant, and three 3670-foot liloi are to be built out in front to itore the chipi and wood watte which will be converted into pulp and finally into fibreboard. Vote Purchase Rap Denied WASHINGTON dVi Comptroller General Lindsay C. Warren denies a Republican animation that hla office waa playing politic by de riding at thin time to distribute lour million dollar In buck holi day pav lo government workers. Hep. Charles A. Halleck iR Indi aald Friday In a autrment distri buted by the OOP Notional Com mittee llmt the payment wore authorised by a Supreme Court decision early this year, and War- reu s decision lo pay could have. hrli mnrtM iMihlt,- ia( nv lliilf. He aald the "llmlnt" nl Ihe no rtMnn Is "an obvious and outrlgbl attempt to buy votes." Warrrn In a letter lo iliillrrk yestrrday denied the accusation, and aald the delay In payment was caused mainly by thr detull worn Involved. He aald 75.000 claim for back pay had to be examined, and Uial It took time to reduce these In the 8.000 which will be paid. Italian Troops Yant Feather ATOMS INTIiBKST STl'DKNTH j WINNIPKO. Canada 'fl Dr. W. A. Mackintosh, principal of tjurrn'a University, aald here that ! aludrnt. nowadays attach- more Importance to Oclger countera than ; to great works of literature. Ho aald he la confident Iho alress on "the practical assets of life" Is only a passing phase. BASIN BUILDING 4714 la. tth Good Quellrv -5 10 Gal. H0USI PAINT 1 4-Ft. JTtP LADDtR 4-ln. PAINT RUSH 4.15 2.29 .Watch thai, adds for tacioll en point, Hard w a r and buildina,' motarlell. ROM Id Ml The "battle of the fealher" Is turning Into one of Ihe bitterest fight Italy' crack Al pine troop ever put up. The Drlrnsr Ministry recently banned the Tyrole.se green hat will) Its Jutting feather which the Alplnl have worn In every cam paign fiom the Alp to Allien. Substituted was a skiers type hat which Iho Alplnl troopa cull scorn fully "the dunce cap." In two world wurs the Italian Alplnl rrlusrd lo wear steel hel met and look as their motto: "Basta la Pluma" the feather Is enough. Ho far Ihe outcome I In doubt. The Defense Ministry ha pro posed a atibslltute order: The new cap lor eervlce wear, but the Tyrol leathered hn. for off duty or on leave. The Alplnl are still wearing the old hat or going bareheaded. fU'RItOWH APPOINTED ' WASHINGTON Don 8. Bur 'rows, lormer controller of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora ; t Ion. Tuesday was appointed con troller of the Atomic Energy Commission. BE SURE BE SAFE . . RENT IT Rnt A Brand Nw Smith'Corona Typewriter All Mokei In Stock Last Month's Rcntol It Applied To Purchot Price. VOIGHT'S Pioneer Office Supply 629 Moin Phono 7412 NOTICE! PELICAN DRIVE - IN Will Bt CLOSED For REDECORATING UNTIL OCTOBER 10 The on!y.oatsvPAWrTOASIED or real 01D-RSHI0AIED f favor ! 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The bulletin commented on the voting record on public power of Hlckenlooper and three other GOP aenatora who comprlae the "Truth Squad," Homer Ferguson of Mich igan, Eugene MllUkan of Colorado and Francla Case of South Dakota. Caae left the team last night and flew home. The OOP aquad planned a newt conference late today to challenge Truman in hia whistle-stop tour of Utah yesterday. On hla arrival here last night, Ferguson told reporters, "I agree with the President that the admin istration has provided Joba for our young peopleIn the Army." Earlier, in (Sacramento, Calif., the three accused the administra tion of a "soft attitude of patience" toward communism. They aald that attitude caused the loss of China to the Commu nists, the outbreak of the Korean I(WLss(moii diiicious) War and the giving of atomic se crets to Russia by British scientist Klaus Fuchs. Commenting on a speech by Tru man yesterday at Provo, Utah, they attacked two of his assertions: 1. 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