Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 27, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, OCTOUEH 27, 1052 HICHAM) AND NKWK. KLAMATH KALLS. OREGON PAGE SKVKN Pilots and Commanders To Decide Action In Event of Red Attacks On U.S. Planes Mv Kl.TON V, VAY WAHIIINOTOW ( 'Hie Air Puree la ImvliiK to lln pilot mid (ivciKtwN cuiinimiKlrrn th (Inrlnlon '( wlml In do II Hovlnl HkIiIii-m again Hltuck Aiiii'i'lcuii pliiliON liy lou pcnunililn inli.. Hons uvor noil. Iliiuiliiu Inrrlloiy. A U8AF apnxntinnn mnilti It lilnlii indny, III anawur to qiimtlorui, Hint lhi i'inu i( n plane, like the lull nlmt down hy Hiinnluii fliilitfra uwr Jn piiiiono uiitria itnrllrr till inutilli, Inn the right to lire buck In aclf-defitiike, Mnwavrl, Hie Anirrlciiil plan downed by Huvlrt uuiilliu Ool, 7 could nnl Imve Hind buck becmine It wtnn'l prnpnrnd Inr xIkjoIIiik . II liunn were "tied down" during the routine liulniiiu llliilit to the Northern tip of Hokkaido. Another minwer by Ihe npokr mnii Indlcuti'd the Air l''oicu now In ready to cope with any miuh Puerto Rican Politicians Campaign On U.S. Issues SAN JUAN, Puerto Itlco 111 run In Itlcn'n pollt rnl riniltin In idling lull blunt with rxiCHrn in Uivirniiiiiil mid the nlluntlnn In Kuren two ol the limlll laauiw a the Inland volee lur the llrnl time Nov. 4 under the new common Wraith CoiiMtitullon. A more lllwiiil lepieNenlnlion in the 1,1'KlNlnhiio In guaranteed, con nilliilioimlly lor tlw minority par lle. Two ol the opposition purlieu Imve inmle reloreme to the Puerto Hlrnn noldlem IlKhlinit U Korea end the lame nuinlirr ol cuulUe reported. Clov. Million Miirin, lno prrnldertl ol the majority Popular puny, Iim token hot uwme, v. their aruument. Main chxiiHO In the election uim year, brouiiht lorth by the com inonwenltli, In the Increaiied num ber ol IrulsUlorn who will be elected. The Organic Act. the iManda equivalent to conntltu lion before July 2 ol thui yer, provided lor lloune ol lieprenent ailvra ol 38 member and Senate at IB membern, Till yer the Inl.nd will be voting lor M repre actilallve mid n aenalor. Currently, there are only two representative end one aenalor Irom the apportion. Under the new Con-Htliullon. no prty will hve uch complete control ol tne Eichelberger Supports Ike WABIIINOTON Ml U. Oen. Uoberl I,. P:irhelberer, veteran nl r Et lighting. Mid Monday he bellevee houlh Koreana could assume lull control ol Ihe !""' Jii within 1 i to two yeara. fKi'htlberger. now M and retired, efianlied mid led the Eighth Army In ta World War II awaep lrom the Philippine to Japan. In an Interview In U.- 8. New and World report, a new maga zine, he n afked whether South Korea n could lake over the Irani line in Korea a queetlon rid during the presidential rampalin ol Republican Oen. Dwluht D. Kl aenhower end Democratic Oo- Ad lat E. Htrverwon ol Illlnoti. "Much more quickly than have been led to expect." JElcbel hertree reDlle and added! "With another five or aix trained Korean dlvlalona they could practi cally be In enure control ol the front line wiuun 1 mouia aay ear and a hall to two yearn." Elchelberier Mid General T"l aenhower'a recommendation, In an Oct. 1 npeech. that Boiith Ko rean be trained to man their own Iront llnea ta militarily aound. "The Idea la not a new one," ha aald. "but I think the program probably hain't been aa leal aa n mlaht have been. II Cleneral El- aenhower were elected, ha could need up the transition very rap idly." The declnlon to defend Korea. Eichelberger Mid, "came aa a aur- rrlna" because trie thinking at the ime waa that the Communtata woulrr not launch en ollennive. II Korea had not been defended, he added, "we would have been In a helluva tlx end io would Japan." MIME ON TOI R AMSTERDAM. The Netherlanda ei Prince Bernhard ol The Netherlanda left by plane Monday for a lx weeka goodwill tour ol Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and j-rru. I.eglnlature Whenever one pmty grin more than twn-lhlriln ol ill" membern In either houoe, the electoral ayntem provided lor elec tion ol additional cnndldaten ol the minority parllen. nullt according to their total voten. The hlithent number of vote ever registered wan achieved for mm year s vote with a total ol 8)2.030. Here In a renume ol party ik- uen: , HlatehtKKl party Wanla Puerto Rlro lo become a sl"te ol the union. An a nlnto. the Island could inanulaclure all of Ita nugar crop. Hokinifn charge the administra tion with paying exceedingly high alarlea to top men In government, thu forcing an Increaned tax bur den on the people. inorpennence puny wnnis Puerto Rico to get lull Independ ence. Ollberlo Coucrpclon d Clin cla, parly preildenl, in radio perches haa Initiated the Island would have a real democracy only when Independent. Popular parly The govern ment party since 1840 stand main ly on Ita ID-year history of premis es which hove been fullllled, an the 'acorns ahow. Party apokeiimcn, Including Gov. Munoi. call atten tion to the higher siiyidsrd ol liv ing reached In the last 12 veara and the great advances made in getting medical aid, public school ing, social aid and other aa vantages to the people, Children Have 1 Extra Digits LITTl.E ROCK. Ark. I The aix children ol . Holly Spring, Ark., couple are lo undergo aur gery next week lor removal ol exira lingers ana iocs. Ail ilK children 01 mr. ana Mrs John H. Brown were born with aix lingers and six loea. Mra. Brown, who auo haa extra digit on her hands and leet, aald the biggest problem ol 12 lingers and 12 toes la economic. She Mid everyone In the family haa had to nave extra wMth glove and ahoes which can run Into money. un Act flttf' ntlsx kn by Hovlet llihtera by as- nlgnuig a fighter-plane escort when needed. The ep o k e a in a n laid, Diiy-to-uey tactical considerations dlilute whether escort la provided." Thin double-barreled elf-de(ene program apparent blanket author ity lor plane crews 10 pinteci mem- selves and lor comtnanders to as sign lighter escort when needed sneuia directly related to the Inr- inn nole sent to Russia by the male Department ui:i. yi. That note, urotentlng the Oct. 7 Incident and demanding compel sntlon lor the lose of the B28 and the eight nun aboard, urged the Government seriously to consider the giave conxeqiiencex which can How from Ita reckless nracllce. II pernlsted In, of attack Ink without provocation the air craft oi omer states. ' Apparently, one grave conse quence could be the failure of Russian fighter lo return to base after n attack on American air craft. Alter World War II It became Air Korce practice to aend out un e.icorted plane on routine weather surveys and similar missions In Far Kast and European area near Bovlet-controlled territory. The spokesman said: "In no case do these routine scheduled flight Impinge on ter ritory of other nations unless by speclllc prior agreement. iniiequeni aay uv comDai reconnaissance flight over North Korea may be provided fighter eMiort for period In which enemy fighter attack could be launched. The routine flight ol the Bai lost over Hokkaido, Japanese ter ritory, was noncomoat, ana tneie- fore, wan unescorted. 'Routine noncomoat flights by B28s are generally performed un der visual condition to Insure that ihere I no Intentional border vio lation." During the last two year Bovlet Interceptor plane have made a number of deadly or alarmingly close attacks on United State air craft. The first serious incident occurred In ISM, ahortly after the outbreak of the Korean War, when Red planea ahot down an Ameri can Navy plane over International waiera In the Baltic sea. From time to time, Soviet fight er, by closing In on and Ilrinj near misses, nave harassed U.S. aircraft flying the air corridor from Western Europe to Berlin. Don't Fool With A Chest Cold riasra ceaglii awe! saaftli &MUSTER01i HAjTT SCHAFFNElt MARX V -I levthbaaed Malnlln.rt , Itovt at 1 1 . 5:50 P. M. IAN MANCISCO S'i hr. IOS ANOIUS . 4 hr. N.nhk.vnd Melellnen ' Itavi at 12:05 P. M. PORTLAND . . 3i hrl. SIATTll .... 4', hr. Fell, fiMvrlevt f)llili ' I "all IS. Altaerl Twileol.'coll'lW7 r : ; taa en oulharfk.d. "-, -travel agent. United ah unis COMMDI mi Mf AN .rou ii o r ai . , V aV when a Triple Test wears out . . . that's mwsi An "extra" meant newi. That'i why thii new eaaMi aseJel ratei a heard ine...berause it's arlrd lon-weaHeg. It'a Mai-dy, wonted fabric, pfui precision tailoring by Hart Srbaffaer . A Marx, n7ii earedilljr chosen trimming material!, attate yen lnng-wearint; uttiifsction. Triple Test neeaj that k' eihanstiveljr tested all three wyt... tested for itjle,..teed for qualiiy. . . tcsterl Inr value. Make Triple Teal a feetm article In ynnr wardrobe thil Fall. ' fir f """-- . . ( rom 56b. .' griffon suits J.$0 CURLIE SUITS ........... . .... 49.50. DREUJS lajMOQrti Ml feS Jim iaLaMaaTaTtjlaahBW KEITH O'HAIR, who operatei O'Hair'i 1 Memorial Chapel uneral home, it the Repub lican candidal (or coroner of Klamath County on the Nov. 4 ballot. CAHUAI-TV MKT WAS1IINOTON M-The Defense Department today Identllied. lw Korean War casualties in new list (No. 67(1 that included In klllrd, 83 wounded, lour mining end seven Injured. 'Bellwether' Counties Indicate GOP. Win By IMM'W.AA B. COIINrXL NKW YORK IT--II smns mear anything In those 11 counties whlci Drag a on eoout picxing an int presidential winners since William McKlnley In 1806, Repuollcar Dwight D. Elsenhower looks like the victor thla time. But some of the counties seem sure to have their reputations ruined a wee from tomorrow. Newspaper edltora and corre spondents who took part In mid- October political urvcy for the Associated floss estimate mat seven of the II might go Repuc Ilcnn, lour Democratic. These are the "bellwether" or "weathervane" counties, scattered through eight state Irom coast to coast: Crook County. Oregon, Albany and Laramie Counties, Wyoming; Jasper and Palo Alio Counties, Iowa; Vnnderburgh County, Indi ana: Belmont County, Ohio: Marl on County, West Virginia; Payette end Coos Counties, New Hamp shire. Newsmen sired them up this way in the AP survey: Somebody' going to be wrong In Wyoming Oil year. Albany County has been on the winning side since 1892 and editor expect It to bank Republican Dwight D Elsenhower. Laiamle County has been with the winner since 1896 and editor give Democrat Adlal ts. Stevenson narro edge there. New Hampshire' two barometer counties are considered likely to give Elsenhower a very sugni Robert Harrahill. O.D. is now associated in the practice of Optometry with Harry Fredricks, O.D. , 209 Medicol-Dental Bldq. Telephone 3766 4 xlte." Edltora see several factors ivorlng the OOP: The Democratic plurality has Ken dropping In recent national ;lectlons. The vote may set a record thla year. Wounds aren't entirely healed from the primary tciap between president Iruman Jlld Sen. Kites Kcfauver of Ten- nessee. Layoffs In mill regions are resented. Some Democrats are cool toward Truman campaign utter ances. Vanderburgh County, Ohio, In which Evansvlllc Is located, has been visited by both Eisenhower and Stevenson. On the basis of a postcard poll, the Evunsville Press estimates the county will toss 62 por cent of Its vote to Eisenhower, 48 per cent to Stevenson . Next door In Ohio. Belmont County looks like 8tevenson terri tory, coal and steel are the big Industries. A bit ' farther east, In Marlon County, West Virginia, this Is the word Irom C. E. Smith, veteran editor of the Fairmont Times, a staunch Democrat and Stevenson supporter: ' '', ' "Marlon County has proved an accurate political barometer rnmmrnrni luiiiincnum. EDOHO through the year because It di versified population I a cross. section of the whole country, I used to be able to forecast how the country wts going by walking up and down Main Street lust before election day, talking to the people. HEAR FLOYD WYNNE OUR FOREIGN POLICY!! KFJI 9:30 to 9:45 p.m. MONDAY, OCT. 27 Pd. Adv. Ly KLAMATH COUNTY FOR EISENHOWER COMMITTEE GEORGE H. PROCTOR USE OUR LUGGAGE LAYAWAY PLAN SAMSONITE SKYWAY STRATOWAY WHEARY STRATOSPHERE Larqe Stocks DON'S 537 Main Phone 6520 (Ol iiwwiih on lOl HO L EJ33 mm- 7 TSVss, WORKING MEN otr monts in y cd clean. Bring In good CLOTHES MART your work cloth- SAVE! All qar. good condition misfit clothing for trade or sale. The CLOTHES MART 125 N. fth Open 8:00 'til 800 Phone 3344 Please Be Patient . . . It Will Happen!! , In Klamath Falls Sinct 1937 733 Main Phona 3463 rr- m m m rm mm Chocolate Covered Cherries 59c Your fovorit OUr QaTr 5e bar 0 fot Z3C 24 '3t landy Bars SATIN MIX RMbury MONSTER GUMS ORANGE SLICES RMbUfy CRACKER JACKS Peanut Butter Chews RMbury Goelitz Candy Corn Carton 20 65c 1?c ,,,.25c . 29c L 25c i. 29c ,. 30c 10 lbs. C&H SUGAR 98c APPLES Fancy Jonathans'' :1;k:olT Fancy Ortley's Good eooke,$ 391b. bM $339 Fanru Pamia Riaii(iAP S-P""" bohen. $i79 I UIIVJ IIUIIIV VtUUI!J 40.b. box " WE HAVE A FINE SUPPLY OF Pumpkins for making JACK-OLANTERNS 1 TO THE NEW n r-N "LUCKY LANES" w hich The following contractors and firms are proud of the work they have done on this fine recreation center. BURKHARD CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Materials-Swan Lake Moulding Co. Excavating and grading-Graham Bros. Concrete-Y. D. Miller Ca Concrete Finishing-Herman Samples , Electric Work-East Side Electric Floor CoYering-Calhoun's Painting-Paul Brockman Sheet Metal-Ring Sheet Metal Plumbing-Basin Plumbing & Heating Brick and Tile-Moore and Son Sign Vork-Gilmore Sign Service