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PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON TllimSDAY. OCTOnEB 30, urna i.;;Pk fir h CHAPLIN MEETS THE QUEEN British-born Charles Chaplin shakes hands with Queen Eliza beth II, who wears a tiara at benefit performance in London's Empire Theater for the Cine matograph Trade Benevolent Fund. At left is Princess Margaret and at extreme right is Chap lin's wife, the former Oona O'Neil. Byrnes Says Ike Offers Leadership y. Adlai Offers Only More 'Trumanism' TAMPA, Flu. HI Republican presidential candidate Dwignt u. Elsenhower will give the United States world leadership it sorely needs. Democratic Oov. James r. Byrnes ot South Carolina believes. On the other hand. Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson has "surrendered completely to the Truman administration," Byrnes asserted in a talk prepared lor delivery at a luncheon rally of Democrats lor Eisenhower here today Byrnes said Sept. 18 he would vote lor the Republican party standard bearer, and on Sept. 30 introduced Eisenhower lor a speech from the South - Carolina State House steps. This was his first full-fledged campaign venture for Eisenhower out of his home state, where he has been a life-long Democrat. The former secretary of - state under President Truman said Stev enson has reversed his preconven tton stands on civil rights, limiting debar In the senate and on the Taft-Hartley Labor Law. "As the campaign progressed." Byrnes declared, "it became the story of a bicycle built for two with Mr. Truman on the front seat Stevenson had a right to change his mind on those issues. Byrnes said, but "the people of the south also could change their minds when he surrendered his position to the Truman administration." Byrnes said that the late Presi dent Franklin D. Roosevelt once told him (Byrnes) of voting lor Republican Theodore Roosevelt m 1904 because he was the best qual ified man: and Byrnes cited a statement in a biography of Presi dent Truman that quotes the Pres ident' as saying he once voted for a Republican county marshal. Thus. Byrnes sa'.d. "those Demo crats who vote for Ocn. Eisen hower because they believe he Is the best qualified candidate will do only what has been done by Demo cratic leaders." "No longer," he said, "can we look to the National Democratic party lor protection of states rights. When the Democratic party desert ed the principles of Jefferson and Jackson, the reasons which caused the South to be loyal to the Demo cratic party ceased to exist." On the other hand, Byrnes de clared. "Gen. Elsenhower visited the South and asked for our sup port. He assured Us that the rights of the states will be preserved as provided under the constitution." Man on Trial for Treason Claims Japs Forced Action NEW YORK W A former Amer ican Army sergeant, on trial here on wartime treason charges, claims through his counsel he was forced under ptiln of dealh to do the bid ding of his Japanese captors. John David Provoo, 36, was pic tured in two opposing lights as a traitor by the prosecution, as a patriot by the defense In opening statements yesterday at his Fed eral Court trial. The first prosecution witnesses are expected to testily today. Provoo, a native of Sausalllo. Calif., was raptured by the Japa nese on Corregldor In The Phil ippines 10 years ago. lie was In dicted three years ago on charges he turned on his fellow American prisoners of war, causing the Japa nese to treat them brutally and kill one, and that ho niario prop aganda broadcasts for the Japa nese, He (aces a posslblo dentil sentence If convicted. Deiense Atty. Murray E. Gottea man yesterday admitted Provoo broadcast propaganda for the Jap anese. But aottcstnan told the Jury he "had no choice In lha matter." Oottesman said Uie d e f e n a e would show Provoo made the broadcasts under orders of ranking American and Allied olflcers who were also prisoners. The attorney said Provoo at Hie time ol the broadcast "was inlnlrcnlcd, beat en and in a etato of subjuitatlon." Turning to the Indictment count that Provoo Indirectly caused the Japanese to execute Ciipl, Uuiliin O, Thomson, of Bwea City. In.. Oottesinnn nald the captain sealed Ills own douin by telling I'mvoo! "You tell those dirty HOtl'a 1 don't want to ylve thein anything." (lnilesniiin said Thomson oper ated the prison hospital kitchen and Hint Provoo was a mcio messenger boy for' Japanese officer who demanded apeoiul tidbits from the kitchen, Alter Provoo departed, Guiles man sold, Thomson was tent lor, by the Japanese and was executed when lie again refused to (rant their demands. School Enrollment May Double PORTLAND W Enrollment at Oregon's stnte colleges will almost double by IM, Chancellor Charles D. Byrne told the State Board of Higher Educatte-n Tuesday. He said reglstrntlons would total Drivers Win in Cuba 'Street Fighi1 HAVANA. Cuba It looks like Havana's guagueros are beating the baches, thanks to a strike threat and the intervention oi President Fulgencio Batista. But for awhile it was a tossup as to which wax the vsrst menace to life and limb on the streets, the guagueros of the baches. Now the former are on toe way to Group Mulls Immigration WASHINGTON Ml A special commission named by President . Truman today started sifting a . mass of suggestions for revising the new McCarran-Walter Immi gration Act. The seven-member group, head ed oy lormer solicitor ueneraj Philip B. Perlman, is due to sub mit Its recommendations before Jan. 1 for consideration by the new congress, it neaia more than 400 witnesses In a dozen cities, winding up testimony here yes- teruay. Court Clock Lags Behind NORTH SACRAMENTO. Calif. UV Daylight time expired Sept. 28 except In the local municipal courtroom. Tnat led to a Utile con' lusion. At 11 a.m. (standard time) yes- terday, the Judge ordered a brief recess. A woman Juror glanced at the clock, which registered 12 noon laayngni time), assumed the break was lor lunch, and walked off. The Judge bad to await her re turn, an hour later. No one had put the courtroom' Clock back on standard time. reigning supreme again on that score. The guagueros are bus drivers Their buses are called guaguas be cause their horns sound "gwah gwah." . au3 uie oacnes are tne holes in Havana's streets, which cespite violent newspaper editorial screams and cartoons have been getting more and bigger. The government had a ready an- swer. Just goes to show, said in formation Minister Ernesto de la re. tnat tne administration of ex iled President Carlos Prto Socarras which Batista kicked out was really Inefficient. "Couldnt even build streets that would last eight months." But the baches still got bigger and bigger. Then the guagueros acted. The baches were so bid. they iu, they could not continue to risk themselves among them. Havana's guaguas henceforth would have no guagueros, they announced. Batista wasted no time. At a mid night conference In the Presidential Palace, he told the public works ministry to get working. The gua gueros agreed not to strike. Now GO crews of bacheadores are busy fixing the baches. Sparkman To See Colorado BUTTE, Mont. Ift-Sen. John J. Soarkman. Democratic vice presi dential candidate. Is due in Colo rado today after calling Republi cans the "party of the vested in terests' in a rauy aaorrss nere. He said that under the Demo cratic administration of the past SO years, "the people of America have been able to use tne powers of their government to promote their own welfare, better the na tion as a whole and prepare for a prosperous future." He contendrd that Oen. Dwlght Elsenhower, the Republican presi dential candidate, in a Western trip "spent his time denouncing this use ot the people's govern ment." "The real trouble, I suggest," he said, "Is that ... the govern ment . . . has been so directly r- snonslve to what the people want that the controlling forces be hind the Republican party have grown desperate. Fisherman Sees e Volcano 33,000 within 11 years. He reported that present enrollment Is 13.84!! a 1,'i per cent Increase over last year. A t per cent drop In enroll ment had been expected, he said. Registration of World' War II veterans has dropped from nearly 10.000 In im to 1,100 this year, but 168 Korean veterans are regis tered this year, he laid. In other action the board: Approved broadcast bv radio stn lion KOAC. at Oregon stute Col lege, of a summary of board dis cussions. Approved spending $8,170 for a renovation program at Oregon Col lege of Education and 19.000 for a similar program at Southern Ore gou College of Education. Authorised a veterans guidance center at Portland State Collrge, expenses to be paid by the Veter an's Administration. cr cr CO 9th and Pino Phone 3168 Huq TOKYO TOKYO (A A Japanese fishing boat skipper today repotted he re cently saw a nuge volcanic evnin. skm on uracas Istand in the Mar iannes group. (.apt. Kiyosni Akaoori saia smoke towered from 1.300 to 1.400 feet above the 1.046-foot volcano on the uninhabited island. 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