Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 18, 1952, Page 9, Image 9

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TUESDAY, NOVEMniCIl IB. 10S2
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Iir.nALT) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
u Pent Faces Monopoly Trial
(IIIICAUO Ml-The slx-hllllon-clnl-In
I- I'ulit hiiluitilul empire gurn
cm lilal In 1'Tclolnl Court tmliiy on
liovernnienl cliinum Unit the liuitc
I inn In ininiiiillr.llu,
'Hit government pinna to Intro
duce 1,203 exhibits mid mine Ihun
Jt (Ir jxinltlcMit (liii'lnu I lid li in I,
which In expelled In Innt nt leiin
tnur munilia. Judnn Walter J. l.n
l)uv will hear Hie ee wltlioyl u
jury.
Bpeclal Anil. Ally. (ten. 'Wills
L. tmtcliklse, head n( III Chleaflo
Antitrust Division til the Depart
ment ol Justice, will present the
lioverniiicut'a opcnliiK statement
today.
Attorneys fur the detriments will
then present llirlr statements,
which are expected lo liml throiwh
Vt-dnftday, More Hun 85 nlloiiiryu
if If) reprenent the defendants,
The Mill wu liril brmihl I"
14 charidim thai K, I. ilii I'cint
On Nemouis Company ol WllmlnR
ton, Drl., General Motors Cnrp.
a in
Korean wants
War Victory
HOUSTON, Tr . (.TV Dr. Ynu
Chun Yan, Republic uf Korra
smbaaaadnr to the Dulled Mutes,
aya the onlv course Irll In Korea
l lo win Hi" ar on the bnltlc
Held. "Complete victory meant no
less than chasliiK Hip Communists
completely out of Korea, 'In the
Yalti Klvcr. and unlllrstlun nt Urn
country," ho told e news confer
ence yesterday.
Grange Names
Favorites
ROCK FORD, III. i-The Nation-
I Orange at ll annual moclinii
yesterday recommended three Re
publican t.srm leaders lor the post
of secretary of agriculture In Pres.
Ident-clerl Elsenhower's cabinet.
u The men are John A. Hannah,
Uirenldrni of Michigan Statu Collcife.
1 Lanslnii. Mich: Cll.'lord It.
Hope, Republican connressmsn
from Ksnsaa, and John il. Davli.
general manager of the National
Wool Oroweri Marketing Assoc is-lion.
and the V. S. Ihililjcr Company
vlnliili'U the Hlii'iiniiii Antllruul
Ail.
Tim BOvriiiineiit contended the
firm violated llm ni t by rcntraln
IhU Uncle Iliroiiuh secret rebates
unci by (llvlillnu srvctiil fields of
iiiiiiiuhii'tiirliiir nin"MUt themselves
lo ellinlniiln competition.
The charge have horn denied.
Three Uu I'oni hnhiing mm
panles and 117 liiUlvlriual iiipmhere
of the Du foul family, Including
lilt minors, nig sIko defendants.
The holding coinpiiiile.-t, which
Die government contends the Du
Punt fnmlly I lulu I v controls, are
Christiana Securities (Jompany,
Delaware Realty and Investment
Corn, and Wilmington Trust Coin
puny, The government charge that the
holding coucerni control the Du
Ifonl company, which In turn con
trol General Motors and ha a
major block of stuck In U, S. Ru'
ber.
Ilotchklsa ald I he government
will eek a court order dlreellnf
the Du Pont roinpuny to aell Its
tleneral mnior alock. lie said he
does not plan to ask the delemianla
In rilspo'.e of I In-1 1 U. 8. Ftllhtier
stork, which he raid they own In
dlviduullv. Miipreine Court JuMlce ' Tom
Clark, who was attorney general
heu the auil wal flle-t In 1(11),
Mid then that It Wa "directed lo
the hrenkliiii lip of the largest sin
gle cniirentnitliin of ecomimlc pow
er In the tlnlted Hlatei."
Kentucky Yin
Slim for Adiai
FRANKFORT, KY.Uf-Kentucky'a
10 electoral vote fur president will
go lo Democrat Adlal mevenun,
Ihe Illinois governor who we de
feated lor the prenldency by Re
publican Dwlghl D. Kluenhower.
Btevennon'a allm margin in till
normally Deinooiatlr Ktate wan
onlv MO vole, according, to tabu
lation of official relurna.
The count, auhject W recl-ck
when the Kentucky F.lecllon Com
mlsMon meeU net MonCajr lo can-J
rerutniT.' ga: - V
Pleveiwon
Klunhower 4ft,0.
The preliminary tabulation alio
confirmed Reuubllcaa John Sher
man Cooper'a vtctore for two-
year term In the U, B. Senate. ;
Cooper will fill the term "t Demo.
Crat Virgil Chapman, who was
killed In a Iratllc aocident, Tliomaa
R. Underwood Nerved bv appoint
ment aince Chapmap g death. '
Cooper'a margin over Underwood
waa MM. The totala; ,
Cooner 4M.0I4 I
Underwood 48S.U1.
Cole Urges
Security
BATH. N. Y li Rep. W.
Slerllng Cole (R.-N. Y.I. In line
to heed the Joint Cnngrear.lonal
Atomic Energy Committee, Mon
day auKgenlert tlghler ' aecurlty
mraaurea covering hydrogen bomb
tei-.
Cole, who oberved Ihe teats, aald
newapaper accouni of the lcu
came "a aomewhal of a aur
prpie." He aald leglnlatlon waa
needed to do a C omplete aecunty
Job on aurh project.
He raised censorship of test ob
servers' men as a possibility. He
added that he wa "not firm In
my own mind that this should be
done"
Publlihed lellera from observ
era at Knlwelok atoll in Uie Pa
flclc aald Ihe climax of (he test
came Nov. 1 with an explosion big
ger than an under n- Arr!!e
Energy Commission a nuclear wea
pons research prosiani.
Cole said he agreed with the
AEC a announced plan ta find. out
who wrote Die letters, with a view
to possible disciplinary action
He aald that when he went to the
Pacific he waa told "that every
one had been very thoroughly
briefed on the security regulations
and Informed that letters about the
test would be a violation."
Cole added he fell newspaper
should help preserve security bv
refraining from publishing auch
Irttera until the Information had
been cleared by the AEC.
NEW
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PAGE NINE
FINAL KIA. United Mint Worker President John L. Lewis (left) end Harry Moses (center),
president of the Bituminous Coal Operators' Association, confer in Washington with economic
Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam. Lewis and Moses presented oral arguments in a final plea to the
Government to approve $l.90-a-day pay hike for 350,000 soft coal miners and avoid a
nationwide mine shutdown, , . .
Congress to Investigate Foundations
Kf FRANCIS i. RKM.Y
WASHINGTON W-Congres to
day opened an Investigation Into
tax-exempt philanthropic and ed
ucational foundations with the de
clared purpose of finding whether
any of thern are engaging In "un
American and tubverslve activ
ities." The Inquiry embraces more
than 600 auch organizations. In
cluding the Rockefeller, Carnegie
and Pord Foundations, whose ac
tivities reach Into almost every
corner of the world.
Chairman of the special House
Investigating unit Is Rep. Cox
(D-Oa. The other members are
Reps. Hays (O-Ark), O'Toole (D
NYi, FOrand ID-RI), Blrnpson
'R-PD, Goodwin (R-Ma.s) : and
Reece (R-Tenn).
Under a resolution aponsorerj by
Cox and approved by the House
during the last session ot Con
gress, the committee has specific
Instructions to determine "which
such foundations and organizations
sre using their resources for pur-
poses other than the purposes tori using their resources for un-Amer
'which they wore established, and lean and subversive activities or
I especially to determine which such lor purposes not In the Interest or
foundations and organizations are 'tradition of the United States."
AT
Nov. 17 to 22 9:30 io 5:30
Dunsmuir Man Sentenced
YREKA Jeffrey Gordon Haw.
kins, Dunsmuir railroad engineer,
was sentenced lo Han Quentin Prl
non yestl'day after his applica
tion for parole and probation was
denleo. In Superior Court.
Hawkins was convicted of man-
CORRUGATED ROOFING
24 ae. galvanised ileal. 1-10-12
loet leaaih . , .
While Thay Lair
PEYTON & CO.
115 Market
iilnughtcr In the June 2L 1902. slay
ing ol Clyde Jordan, also of Duns
muir, on U.S. 97 north of Weed
f - '0
2A .- g '.ml.l Una
. i IV ivy' '
af
LaJl rO li
la.umiill
rear b.ljwln S.alcr
kyle morgoa
eianot
after Hawkins caught his wife In
a car with Jot-dan.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Everv
Creed and Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
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