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Newspaper Page Text11KHAI-I) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OK KG ON PACE NlNf WKDNKSDAY, OCT 22. 11)52 'Byrnes Attacks Trumanism in Speech Supporting Ike CIIAfll.EHTON, B.C. lfl Hollill (rnrollnn'n 'v. Jwiirs I1'. Hymen aaya llm plrillcni nl Driiinuiallc lUFDlilriillul cnii'lKiniu Aillnl Mlcv rnaon will Minim n ronlHuiiilluli cil "TruiiiHiilNin" In Winlilimlim. llyrnrs iiiuiln lis llr.nl major micetli linn lnul liluht In Uiicnt in Clrii. Uw ii lit 1). UIM-nlwnver, Urn Hcpillillcull nuiiilnce, liyriirs liua kulXMliilrtl aPvnnil other auerclina. At a rally nl Houlli Oiirnllnluii'i for KIkpiiIhiwot, llyrnr mini II HIuvpiimiii In plrotml, "he will In under Mich nliHiinlliii.1 In Truinnii Red Ambush Backfires HINOAI'UltK id ... A Uiinil nl ('OlIIIMUIII'.l mirrrlllu iiililiu lull two U it-k luucln nl Gurkha solilli'is on a .liihinn ntulr- rulilirr eMiilr luraduy liluht but IihiikI them liiiiip liinil ilit y cuuld huiicllr. 'ITie louiili lllllr men from Hie Himalayan miixloin ol Nepal turned nn llm llrds unit III a lur lot 1 1. bailie killed tlirrp nl thnii. Uurklm casualties three wound-rd. Troop Ships Arrive Home KIN Wit KUMIVn lflTha Iran. tiort A. II. Aiidereun docks today li tun mo Far Knnl Willi 1,470 Army nd Air turrit ncinnmirl. 337 Irnin III Navy mid Marines mid 113 civilian. Two IrnmiHirtn, Ihr Marine Ber pent miU Clm. Nelson M. Walker, rrlvrit yesterday carrying 3.7HS arrvlrrmr n innt t! tlirm combat VPlerans of Korea. Tlie Flfl. Howard K. Woodlord, Hh Ma nillliary personnel Irom Ilia Canal Zone, also docked yesterday. Hint lii will liavit lo cumiily with tinman's rrqiienta. liyrimn, loriurr srcrelaiy ol staio, war innlilliwr and member uf I ho Hiipreiiio Court, aald Tiu man will call mi bieveimrin lo vim- Uiiuei hla policies, "lis will claim lhat the iieiiiiln have tiiveii a man- dlltll III CUIltllllld 'I I UIIIHIII .III." Jlyrnea aald ISIspiiliowrr "can no moid liuin any other mini to pro mole peace III llm world mid ie store confidence In aoycriiiiieiil.' lurmiiiR I he Korean alluallnn one nl the really Important election Hours, II io ili-year-uld Uyrncs do- dared: "II we mil put an end to the Korean War and I he threat ill Win Id War ill. all oilier problem" will be irlulhrly unimportant." llyilin;., who introduced Klnen hower when he npuke In Coluiiilna on Kept, 30, chilled Htevrnion lor mil cninpiilunliig III bouth Curu linu. "1 tear hn does not think enouiih of Ui to come, mid I Icar the Tru man Democratic do not think enouith of Truman to Invlle him," lie aald. liymes denied a ttatement by Truman that Hyrnfn and linen nower dl-.cUN.-.ru the civil rlllhls question during Ihe general'a visit lo buulh Carolina. ftmi eut mart about eur service r f oi try. Carter's Collection Agency a. till 411. Mala Medal of Honor For Old Colonel WITH 7th DIVISION, Korea i U. Col. William H. I.-bell, "the old Colonel" who died drnmiillcally on Triangle Hill while Irading an infantry charge, will he recom mended lor the Medal nl Honor. V. H. 7lh DlvlKlnn heariouarlera Indav aald lla artillery acclion ii drafting the citation. I'.brll, ui (iambrllli. Md,, wan called the "old colonel" by young infantrymen although he was only 45. He had worked hi way up the atecp slope thrnuuh intense Chinese Red ahelllire In find whether hn artillery could be used more ellectlvely. lie Inund Inlaiitrymen pinned down M yard ahorl of Ihe crett, walked to the Inn and called upon Ihem to Inllnw, A Communlul dyna. mile blast killed Mm. V -J Vrtr Clark Reverses Rotation Plan TOKYO (fl Cen. Mark Clark under Pentagon pressure Wednes day revemed an order requiring battle front troopa lo atay In the line t '.'i monlha before they are eligible lor rotation nome. ine lime remains at nine months, or 30 points under the Army's system. But Clark asld rear area Iroom in Korea and thone In Japan would have lo serve longer ' than prev iously because of a lag In renlacc- mentx. No speclllc point quota was announced, uiark earner had set It at 38. Clark's statement was lasued af ter Bccretary of Dclen.se Loveit aald In Wanhlnalon the Pentagon had overruled Clark's Sept. 17 or der requiring 38 Instead of 38 points for rotation. The Army gives four poInU a month for time in the battle line. It gives three points monthly to troops serving Immediately behind the front and two points a month FRIENDLY SPUD Farmer1! bait friend fhii time aach year it Ihe above, though tha abova type im't ideal in avery reipeet. Nevertholeil, Ihere'l lot of ipudtato there. Yalkout Cuts Miners Pay to troops far to the rear. Troops in Japan get one point monthly If their families are with them, 1 points monthly otherwise. "Permanent aolution to the prob lem of rotation," Clark said, "de pends upon the arrival of replace ments from the United States, for It la obvious that departures can not exceed arrivals if combat ef ficiency Is to be maintained." Clark said H was a lag In re placements availahie for October which caused him to Increase the point quota required for rotation. 7Uw RINGS Vahu REGROUND 53.95 up. Includes Parti ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 Main EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN PftCEf f" WASHINGTON I H won't be long before alrlke Idleness costs coal linnets as much money as they would gain Irom the disputed IV would much rather tell ynu thai inn are covered than lhat we are nrry. Iniur you. ear and heme Kith Hans Norland now, 627 fine Nl. BONANZA Town Hall Meeting MEASURES CANDIDATES FILMS Wednesday, October 22 BONANZA LIBRARY - 7:30 P.M. t4, A4v Ijr th Ktmtk CuMy lr liunkwr CftmmlHM Grf H. Fmtar, Chairman Admiral Corp. To Back Sheen Mc-uf vrinv lA.Rishnn Fulton J. Kheen's lelevlMnn aeries. "Llle Is Worlh I.ivmii, lias won million dollar hacklim. The Admiral Corp. announced last nlht it will sponsor the SS week TV aeries stnrllna Nov. 18 nuw a u-nre nr more Dumont TV network outlets. Dumont said tne minion paid ny admiral TV and radio firm, leas expenses, will to 'o Mlaaion Hu inanity, Inc., ol which the Roman Catholic bishop Is national director. Miasloii Humanity Is a member of Ihe voluntary agenciea of the United Nations and aids hotpltals and other Institutions throughout the world. 40-cent dally pay ral.se In an en tire year. Mlnera average between 180 and 200 days of work a year. Bo the 40 cents a day would amount to about 7S or 880 per man In a year'a time. Their average earnings run In the neighborhood of 120 a day. So four days lost wages about equals the 40 cents daily raise on a year's basis. However. It Is often true In Ihe coal Industry that days lost during strikes aie worked later In the year. 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