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PAGE TEN TIIUn.SDAV. NOVKMBHK 1, )HM HERAT.n AND NEWS. KT.AMATII FAM,S, OREGON Local Artists Display Work ' Two locsl arlinti. Helen Bilen. tin nd Lor r Inn Johnson, cur rently have an exhibit of palntinm and drawing ol Crater Lake at the Art Center, 1327 Main Bt. , The exhibit opened Nov. 1, In recognition of National Art Week and will continue though, the month of November, The two arllsta have been ex ploring the rim of Crater Lake Korea Land Action Calm; Jets Tangle By ROBERT B. TUCKMAN 6EOUL UV-The savage lighting that has raged over the froten hills north of Kumhwa for 24 days Blackened off today. Battered as sault lorces retired to rest and re group. For the moment at least, neither side showed any will to renew Uie bloody Central Front struggle. . South Korean troops held grimly to Sniper Ridge after throwing back a predawn assault by ISO Chinese Reds The attack, relative ly light fqr that sector, was the only Communist offensive move In 24 hours. The Reds held the crest of near by Triangle Hill without opposi tion. Allied leaders ordered the South Koreans to halt their suicide charges up the slope and caned Instead for intensive artillery bar rages. GUNPOWEB An artillery officer said Allied Dig gunpower nad Deen Dunt up in the Kumhwa sector to equal that of the battle of Hurtgen Forest in Germany in World War II. When Allied troops launched their lim ited offensive against the Kumhwa ridges last month, they ran into an amazing concentration of Red ariuiery ana lor me iirst lime in the Korean War were outgunned. Fighting for the shell-scarred slopes has been costly in men and materials. The Reds have lost more than 12,000 killed and wound ed. U.N. losses have not been an nounced, but they are severe. (The Defense Department in Washington said U-.' S. battle cas ualties had reached 124.569. That is an Increase of 1.174 over last week. The latest figure includes 179 dead, 1,015 wounded and 20 missing.) t Mi AS If CALM - The rest of the Korean battle front Thursday reflected the un easy calm of the Central Front. Scattered light patrol clashes flared, but there was no major fighting. 17. 6. Sabre Jets tangled twice Thursday with Russian-type MIOs deep in ' North Korea. The Fifth Air Force said the Sabres destroyed one MIG and damaged i Soar others. and nave made many, many f ketches that they Plan to ue for paintings in the future. Some of tnese sketches and paintings al ready made from them are in tl.e exhibit at the Art Center. Many people have been wonder ing 11 such scenery really exists in the Crater Lake region, but the artists nave explored the run and are Interested In depicting the unusual found In out of the way spots that the tourist doesn't usual ly see. They are interested in expres sing the violence of color and geological phenomena rather than the ummI picture one sees of a round lake with an Island in it. This is only the first of a series of works the two artists plan to do of Uie region They are com pletely engrossed in the sub ect- mattcr that the rim has to offer ana say tnai u could be a life long project. a Four KF Men Join US Navy Four Klamath Falls boys, U.S. Navy enlistees, left yesterday atternoon for the Portland recruit ing center. Thev are cnarics Fran woriev, 1303 Sargent: twins Bill Gene and Bobby Joe Sanders, 2610 Altamont Drive: ana uonaid Joe Bowies, 3826 Greensprings. All are is years old. 1 J 1 l . J MS. ? M Vti ,Wi -nhl THIS FAMILY FEELS FINE There's haooin si and confidence written on itm tjieiti m wam Dwight D. Eitenhower, hit wife, Mamie (left) and her mother, Mn. John Doud, at they poie upon arrival at lice's hotel headquarters in New York: Indonesia Offers New Korea Plan UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. I.B Indonesia hat asked the Russian for their 'Views on a ti,-w emu promlre proposal for , a Kuienn peace, The approach to a lilnh Soviet official was made pi'lvnt'iy uy 1.. N. Palar, permanent delegate ol Indonesia to the U, N. - There was no Indication from any source of Russia's reaction. The Indonesian move came M U. N,' delegation wondered what changes. If any, In American policy toward Korea would result from the election of Ceil. Dwight D. Elsenhower a president, sen. Alexander Wiley (H-WIM, j member Of the U. 8. drl'ga- lion 10 HIP A i PIIIUO, r-IIJ(gr,l,-U Hint repro -rntallvrs of both Pres ident Viiininii and Pre iltienl-eleot Elsenhower confer Immediately on American policies concerning Ko rea and other major . problems fao 'hi the U, N, Afemlily, Wiley ; .. " . nM....l.ll oil Hill is me rauainir ivr"""1"" " -Brume f oreign Itelatlona tuimiiH- let, ' Illlsls wan on all Indonesia cm- prouii.ia ootwerii numi Russian reaolutlons on K"H. 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