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PARS! TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON SATURDAY, OCTORER lfl, 10S2 Red Congress Development Shows Malenkov Group Gaining Control By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Foreign News Analyst Developments of the Communist Parly Congress, inciuaing uie se lection of Us new Presidium an nounced Friday, tend to confirm the Impression that the Malenkov group, firmly In control, Is about to enforce tlie strictest party dom ination over all phases ol Soviet life. The domination of Georgl Mnx- mlllanovlch Malenkov is evident from at least two aspecia ol tne new Presidium: The demotion 01 Alexel N. Kosygin from full Polit buro member to alternate Presi dium member, and the dropping of Politburo member Andrei A. And reyev. It la also plain that the breed ot Communist epitomised by Malek kov with the accent on youth holds the reins of the party, and that these Communists are deter mined to guard this control jeal ously, particularly from any pos aible encroachments from Soviet Army and Navy. On the surface, the selection of a Presidium with 25 members and 11 alternates to replace a 12-mem-ber Politburo looks like a broaden ing of the base of the party leader ship. The likely purpose was strict er party control. Outside the top rulers of the party, members of the Presidium are either regional party leaders or heads of minis tries or party sections. The authority of the name of Joseph Stalin still holds sway, but there seems little question the Mal enkov group Is making Jull use of HON! 4571 VtOt T0NJ6HT TDNTSLlYSDF Arte KENNEDY- Gvr MERR1L! lYrtnrr " ,jr IWJUMi 9-KY . oW0i now. -tori ( Tkm riotau Cidm , 'J nmcim arc am rr m tit scrca1 f,l 7 Willie ""Joe TOM EWEli- HARYET LEM8ECK wp-- MARIBUNCH.RO batiMNi Fesaa 12 JO SUNDAY JtiE lUUF'DtlEDj ' on Damcihouscrooh SUNDAY SURGING thrill J Mllliml HOWARD HAWKS' KIRK DOUGLAS-DEWEY MARTIN ELIZABETH THREAn-ARTHUR HUNNICUTT IB ft ' U rvW1 mm Vai M.ftM 77? this authority, likely under the direction of the acme Stalin htm self. Sinlm retains the top posi tions of the party. But the secre tariat of the pany scents lully in the hnnas of Malenkov. With the party m full control ol every organ of government, including the armed forces, Malenkov even now may be the operating head In effect, the general manager. - Tie demotion of Kosygin is high ly significant. Kosygm. youngest member of the Poluburo at 47 made a meleoric rise under the sponsorship of Andrei Zhdaney. once considered Malenkov's chief rival for the mantle of Stalin. Zhdanov died In 1MB, and many of his adherents, personified by Nikolai Voznesensky, chief of tlie Stale Planning Commission, sub sequently disappeared. Kosyum was already a member of the Polit buro in 1948. after having served as finance minister, but his star was declining soon afterward. The plodding and colorless And Southern Korean Casualties Top List of U.N. Armies WASHINGTON lfl The United States Is estimated to have borne about 35 per cent of the battle casualty load in Korea while sup plying nearly hall of the United Nations combat manpower en gaged in the Far Eastern conflict. South Korea has suffered the heaviest losses an estimated 61 per cent. The other IS United Nations have borne the remaining 31 per cent. No precise comparison between American and other United Na tions figures of killed, wounded and missing can be made for a given date. The United States is the only member of the Allied fighting team that announces cas ualty figures regularly. The American casualty total last week stood at 131, 1M. The last tabulation made from United Na tions and foreign sources, on Aug. ttai mm au '-C II Tare of YaeHfTMf't ffl D Meet Poonler Sear 111 HI Return In Tw 11 U 'tvormi Wtl! nl YOUR Atl-TIME I I GOOD TIME HIT aiDec.' I WUUCl IEEIT JC GtORCE lfl JACKIE COOPER Tl BOWERY m f ij Iiif Put (itua f M reyevWestern diplomats call him "Triple A" because of his Initials .has been loitering on the cage of the abyss for a long time. Ills failure to make tlie Presidium in dicates a drop in the prestige of his protectors, including Vyaches lev M. Mololov. II also indicates his loss of the contest over how Soviet agrlcul ture was to be developed. Andrey ev represented caution fear of the reaction of tlie peasants. His dis appearance front the Presidium probably signals a crackdown on the peasantry to transiorm it more and more into a corps ol agricul tural labor. Finally, there is a notable lack of military Influence at the top. No career military man made either the Presidium or the party secretariat. This is just one more evidence of tlie historic Russian tradition the Army is not to be trusted. Both in Claris! and Soviet days, the Army In Russia has been a breeding ground of plots. 30. placed the total for all other U.N. forces at 331.876, of which all but 10.899 were South Koreans. The war-lorn Republic of Korea Is known to be unsure of the exact extent of its manpower loss. In the early, desperate months of the war the South Korean Army lost and picked up men with more rapidity than Its hurried flmtnitlr.dAn could keep track of. . Estimates by highly Informed ovuivcs snow m a i mere are ap proximately 300,000 Americans enffarert 111 ffrntinfi mb nA .i. - m . Dhajt Af tMk mnfll Al AAA . - uv.uuv smu Koreans and about vi.vw otner u.N. troops. The U.S. casualty tntl . n'D lh bittrMt nart rtt loui k. nmriKBa iruops iormea me bulk of the Eighth Army and were con tinuously in tha thick of lh v..BU iest fighting. The reorganised aimj m eouin &orea nas since uuea over a mucn greater share Of th battU lin inH In v.n. weeks has borne the weight of the heaviest enemy assaults. Th ITtffhth Armv nnw wmont 1 divisions and aririllinnl imall.. uctical units. Ten ot these divi sions are eouin Korean. The U. S. now has six Army dlvi. sions and the Flrsi Marin rii. sion In the sone of combat. tne sriush Commonwealth Is th thit-H hMl n.nnna. tribuln- with iam of, ruui sailors, marines and airmen. juo ouic oi tne commonwealth strength is in the British Common wealth Division, made up of United Kinirrinm Cmnmrtimn A... trallan and New Zealand troops. South Africa supplies no ground soldiers but baa an air squadron in action. Turkey has the next largest flffhtine unit in Vnrma - i of about 6,000. Colombia, with a oanaiion some l.ooo strong, la uie only Western Hemispnere nation south of the Rio Grande mat nas joined uie U.N. fighting team. Battalion-sized units from The Philippines and Thailand are Asia's only combat representation. India maintains a field medical unit that 1 attarh.4 tA h n.i.i-u -. " HI. UJIIUU Commonwealth Division. Continental Europe is represent ed by Prance, Belgium, Greece and The Netherlands, each with infantry battalions, and Luxem bourg with a smaller ground unit. And from the continent of Africa there Is a battalion ofEm peror Halle Selassie's Ethlopean Royal Guards. Roosevelt Flays Truman PHILADELPHIA UK John Roosevelt, youngest son of the late Democratic President, sav. the Truman administration haa "scut tled the military might built up by my father." Roosevelt last nicht contlnunt his tour on behalf of Republican presidential nominee Dwight D. ,isciuiower. He aaid he changed hi nartv allegiance "because In my opinion the administration haa proven it self unfit to govern Its own suc cessor." Roosevelt voted for Oov. Thomas E. Dewey in 1948. Sparkman Offers Prayer WTI KPR-niRDr D. im a.n John Sparkman JAla), principal speaker at a a&O-a-pIate Democrat ic dinner here last night, broke into the program earlier than sciieuuica. wr utti iv uticiuu ijv MI f HllgemtJIlLS I h H haaM mftylaa tftm at rtifftrman I to ay the Invocation, the Demo- I ciaiiv vice preaiaenimj canaiaaie steppe to the microphone and tvk itvfr Rnnrlrmain HiauliKrf v,m ' once as a Sunday school teacher. We wash ererrthlnr hut lh . baby!" Men'a Hand Laundry, 111b i and Klamath, phone 2-2531. 1 For a CLEANER and FINER PLACE TO DINE nAmrm hum. mi Ben B. Lt,Mqr. V"': ''. RURAL DIVISION of the Klamath County Community Cheit campaign It directed by Everett Dennis (right above) and hit chief aide, Maj. Jack Little (left), Salvation Army commander. RADIO LOG KFLW H50 Kc PST Satnrday Evenlnr. Oct. 18 00 Today't Sports HlghltthU 6:13 Horn town Nwi 6:25 World Mewi Summary 6:30 Scicnr Editor ABC 6:45 Word of Ufa T 00 Buck? 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PST Monday, Oct. 20 Alturaa, California 13 JO XI 30 4 43 7 00 7 05 7 10 7 15 7 30 7 45 00 0 13 30 35 0 43 mi is 30 10M 10 03 10 10 10 IS 10 30 10 43 11 00 II 05 II 10 11.13 II 30 11 as 12 oo 13 03 13 10 12 IS 12 30 13 43 12 35 1 on 1 is 1 30 1 45 1O0 2 OS 2 00 3 10 3 30 3 43 4 no 4 IS 4 30 4 45 son 3 OS 8 IS 30 a m. a m. a m. a m, a m. a m. Sign on and News Hal H arson RFD Roundup Tea Rltter Jsg Classics News In Your Neighborhood Livestock Review Top O'Tha Morning News Bulletin Board Polka Time Hollywood Serenaded News'Mld Morning Band Music Harmony Shop You and The Draft Amerlrsn Folk Music Morning Melodies am. a m. a m. a m. a m. a m. a m. am. a m. a m. a m. news Roeisl Secu.tty Sports . Club Meetings a m. a m. t-oncen Tma a m. Fiaita Time a m. Western News In Brief a m. VP Commentary a m. Names In the Newt a m. Arrent on Melody m. Musical Roundup a m. Fddie lmar noon Sports Page pm. Lake County New p m. Modoc County Newe p m. World News Roundup p m. Farmers Exchange Market p m. Spotlight on a Star p m. Mystery Tuna p m. Modoc Farm Advisor p m. Paatoral Call p m. Organ Moods p m. Melody Club p m. News p m. Utiener'a Chotca p m. News p m. Aecordtr.f to the Record p.m. Meet the Band p m. Dinning Sisters p m. News p m. Music of Days Con By p m. My Serenade p m. Broadway peredar p m. News p m. Sports p m. Dinner Muslfl p.m. Signoff U DIE IN WRECK KARACHI. Pakiatan Two trains cracked ud near the rail Junction town of Jacobabad. 255 mllea northeast or Karacni Tues day, killing: 12 persons and Injur. lnf sbout 40 others. Unstylish Stars Shake Hollywood Fashion Rep: By KRHKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD INKA1 - Be hind Ih. Bcrcan: Don't c.n aura niovlo iMii-tualiloii ii.nluaca baeauaa Hollywood no longer la eiinig faahlon alylu. Dlame llol loywood'a lack ol "ololli.a horara." "Tha aorean'a lollowlng Ilia French atylee," O.tcar-wlnnlng de algn.r pioln JrnaAen aald, "but It'a nol the fault ot Die Hollywood de algnera." Her reaaona for a black out nl alppy movie waidiobea: "Wardrobe budgela have ahrunk to ahnoat nothing. But the real trouble la that there are no atara left with authority to aet alylca. Jan Wvman la coining along and ao la Anne Baxter, Marilyn Moll roa'g aattlng a lad lor tight eve ning gowna and blue Jrana. But there Isn't a real "Pl'y clothes horae In all of niovlelown." Elola. the f lint movie designer to woik on a trlelllm aerlra, la In charge ol Ann Sothern'a "Private Secretary" clothes. "I'm dressing her with a aecrelary'a salary In mind." Elola aald. "Her dresa for Uie ollol reel cost only 136. But don't ask me what the alterations coal." (The screen'a old master ol the bathtub scene, C. B, DeMllle, call atari gnasmng nia icein. Hollywood's , hrolnes always wear a little 'something to please the censors, but In the firm Tech nicolor eplo from India, "Ann," a 18-year-old counterpart ol Yvonne de Carlo named Nadlra weara ab solutely nothing In a dunking se quence rivaling DcMllle'a lavish lies. Kissing la outlawed by India movie censors, but there's nothing In their film code about nudity. "So no one objected." Mehboob Khan, the flint a producer, told me. "But she's photographed In good taste the water la clear but cov Cons Assault Each Other rai.em Lfl Thlrtv off-duty prison guarda were alerted Krlday night to aland by during a recrea tion Dfrlod at the Halt peniten tiary. Deputy Warden Lawrence O'Brien reported, There was no trouble, though. The alert followed beatings of three convlcta bv other prisoners earlier Friday and the preceding day. The moat seriously beaten waa Byron Neal "Bed" Dyson, who the dav before had attacked a prison hospital attendant. O Brien aaid he did not know who had baaten Dyson or why. He suffered a acalp wound that required U atltchea to close. Tony Kanna. SO, regarded as an Informer because during an earlier term he tipped guards of an es cape attempt bv another convict, was beaten early Friday, wnen Hsnna wei convicted last week of burglary, his attorney urged Judge Frank Lonergan not to send Hanna to prison because ot the danger from other inmates, nut Juage lonergan aald It waa uo to the warden to protect htm. Hanna had been auigned to the prison garage dormitory where a protective guard la stationed. But while the mard was making his rounds. Hanna was attacked and uffered a punched note and a bump on the head. O'Brien aald. James olen Evans. 41. a con vict Janitor, was the third beat-up victim. He waa attacked Thursday night. 0'Brltn 'aid he did not know hv. There waa no disturbance during the recreation period. Northwest Building Up SEATTLE I September build- Ing In the xix Northwest state, to taled 128 481.343. an Increase nf 38 per cent over August and 11 per cent over September, ioi, Washington led In dollar volume with lll.38g.Us, up U per cent over a year ago. Oregon had the largest increase oi i per ceni over the preceding September with a total ot au.au Idaho and Wyoming also showed rises, while Montana and Utah had alight declines. You'll Enjoy .. . DINNER and DANCING AT CAL -ORE! FRED DIVISEK Hammond Organ Piano , M.iter of tha TWlN KEYBOARDS It Aeeordionlit Superb And Hit Treubadort Delicious Youncj PHEASANT U.S. Choica STEAKS from our CHARCOAL, BROILERS Yfa Cotsr To BANQUETS end PRIVATE PARTIES Reasonable: Rofeilt VMM vW ered with floating flowers. " The alte of Nudlrn'a tub msv also atarlle C, 1118 feet by 1(1, feel and eight feet deep. In Hoi., Ivwooil with Mike Frnnkovich lu, arrange tor U. H. showings of the H.lHJO.UOO film, Mehbuub also will aign an American star for a Tech-, iilcolor remake In India of "Worn-, an' his prlte-wlnnliig film o(, There wasn't a two-Ion Roman; aarcouhagua In eight, but Bilka Jones, nut to 4e uutduuo hy th Marlon Davirs party for Johnmo Kay, sprang Miinelliliig big In hit ahlndlg lor expectant Hollywood papas Mliliuri Wilding, who a married to Lla Taylor, and Oear' btffan, who's June I'uwell's mate. Bplke borrowed nuprr.siedf baby furniture used In an old. Olnger Ilogera piclur-a 13-tnn high chair, a King Kong-dlrnn,-sloncd bawlnet and a nurseiy aloof that would have dwarfed Buddy liner for his blunh-gilla-for-lhe-daadlea splurge, - t And while niovlelown lennerrf alined at Uiem, tlpike, Wilding and Btelfan, wearing oulslse baby csp and holding rattles, crawled Into the balnel fur goo-goo poses. 'At one point In the evening, an MOM pie.-ui agent telephoned to', warn the photugs against snapping undignified pictures.) ' Cary Orant'a hailing television as "tne greatest tiling that's ever happened to Hollywood." But his leuMin la an eyebrow lifter thai may have Uie video Industry reach ing lor a brick to plant on Ins classic chin. "Television haa given us movie people distinction. Cary told me on the sel of MOM s "Dream Wife." "It's put us up on a new" level. We'ro no longer bums. Tlie atage haa always sneered at us.' but we've never had anyone to sneer at. Now we have." "Dream Wile" I a reunion for' Sheldon, the "Bachelor and the Bnbby-soxei' combination. tUieldorf wrote both llluu but this tuna' he's directing his own script "Although I'm a Utile self . con scious about telling Cary Orant how to act." Jane Wlthera, who waa Shirley Temple's thorn In the aide when both were kindergarten mopprtx' la ready to try lor a movie career again aa a grown-up comedienne. Aa the wile ot millionaire Texan BUI Jones, Jane retired from films" five yeara ago to raise a brood anrf "decide whether I really warned to go on with acting. I have uA answer now. I d like to do pt-T turea again. , Jane goea to New York soon to, sign a contract for U guest ar pearancea on TV "I'll aing and, dance and do my Impressions. II il ' 1 Hiatal on being grown up. My, lk' problem la convincing Hollys wood thai I'm an adult." . j : t rmnmwiuini DiuuiiiUiiai iBfiutfunmi umraiuiii mil it to iiiiTimi rot Qualify! USHNELL FROM $9.95 TO S12S.00 FOR THE AMAZING 7x35 EXTRA WIDE FIELD RAN GEMASTER (Plus U4. tsetse Tea) BIHMOP NEVER A COVER CHARGE Cloied Monday Jutt few wilnutM t.uth el Klemeth Fells en Hlwey 7 mm m. mm m m J n It AJUHUJ IV
