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KHIDAV, NOVUMUKH 21, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ice Take 'Triggermtin' I OH ANCIICI.KS Ml With dead mii iimbhler Leonard 0, Moreil an- tmniiiy hi custody, pollen Friday hiiui:li miHWi'in in tinmilved ruiu limn exnulluiia ilulluit limn l7iiinr liiiuilrimliiu iluy o II 10 modern Mulln. "the unlUm's Mont wnntid trliturrinnn" wait Ihe lull slvon 411-vrur-old Leonard Hie Ll liy Caw. J. E, 1 In iiilltiiti of llw Los AiiuiiIcb liullco IiiU'IIIiiiiiicii unit. He'd ulven iiIIIi'cin the Kill) 90 f ai since liitlli'tiiient on lour innli milium l Joirdu. o dating ironi lurti in 111:13. Ollliem llilnk there inliilit lie aiiine retrnl vtiiiiili'in eiieh an the lliiuny Blend nun Hit. ihe kllllnu ol Mickey Oiiheii'a ullnrimy biuniny Hummel nnd Ilia double, ulnylnn n( Tony Dninciilo and Tuny T'lum bino in Hollywood couple ol yrnis buck. IJrlnilt police ulno wmii In auk inns iiii'nllon conceriiltiu the tie- U.S. Leads In Research WAHIIINUTON ( W Conurei hod the BM.umncc ol a lanioua artrnllai today tlMl the United Hlnlea linn taken world leadership In liintliiiiienlnl research. The wit itpnii, Dr. ViiniiPviir Himh, nnld a liil u credit In due to prlvnte, tax-exempt research foundation. Hush, piemdnnt o the Carneule Institute oi Washington, mode Hint statement yenleidiiy to spe cial llmiu commute liivcitlua I mil surh ornanmallona to deter inlnn whether any ill them lire prumotinK un-AinrrlcBn or euuver IV activities. ' lie nnd otlier educators who lint testified in the past three day aalq they me unaware, ot any auch Irenda nmonu the loun dallnua I)r. Ilenrv M. Wrlntun, prealdenl o mown University, colled Mr testimony today. BuMi (old the committee thai one o the greatest achievements ol the (oundatliina haa been "to Kive ua the seeds ol a atroim. el-ii-ciiva system of medical train ing ' w "Here, l a. tr-nd that Li In e Jl'Hy the opposite direction (rom eociallMn," the scientist aald. tie am ekcd lo rompare Hus aia'a Mlenlilie eflorts with those In this country. Bush aald II If well known llui the Hoviet Union haa been able to develop an aiomlr bomb and rltrclivo )et plaiya. but Xi-M unanswered question la Whether tijry can break new ground In lunAamenlal aclence Russians mdat follow the party line, even In arienre," he ob aerved. "Ureal aclence never pros liera under auch circumstancea. I m very happy personally ihat Russia haa that system." Itepresenlallve of aome of me lamest of the more than 30,000 ui free foundatlona mav be heard by the committee next week. mine of hoodlum Jack Oniric whine body was inuud atulltd in an automobile trunk. Illllhl now police hern neck Mu reiTa Imlln dancliiK wile, Mur uaiei, who dropped I mm a&hl co incident will, hnr huliby'a arrest, llncktnickliiK to Hie Mucurl iipiii t liielit III Hollywood, where mil hua been paid mine Muy under one of many allunea, delecllvoa found cnltoe bollliiK, Ico yreuiii incltlnu, but no Mm mil m, Il'a hlKhly unlikely fhey'll find her droiipliiK elimn lino a i,.n. pliiine. Tliiita Jiuw Mocerl uuve nliiiHcir away. lie had II.HIK) In till wallet and a Cadillac at file curb Into Tue. uay when aiiiwled by inleplione ci.inpany ofllocin, who had been plnuued for auiun llino by aome. one ualnii alUKa Into Unit particular phone. Later throoith fmerpilnla police dlacoverod Juni who they Imd in cuntodv, and alno found aome pnpitra with iiainea, addicanca and telephone nuilibcra. Kriini there Ihe lint of Ihoae brounht In for queiitltinlnir reaila like an underworld whoa who. Among them were Tom Drauna, Jamea iThe Wenneli Kiatluno, Mike niuo and Hulvudnre Plnelli. Ulllcera aald nil were local "a aoclalea" of Malla, the nolorlour. crime nocleiy. They were released alter the queatlon aeanlon PAGE iTIKCT 17 Ft "t-i ..r':i : .... t M- ' i . .i r. A ifc':.:i. ; ' FAR EAST INSPECTION. Ganeral Hoyt S. Vandenberg. chief of ihe U.S. Air Force, iniptcti hit honor guard provided by the Chinei-Nlionliir Air Force upon hi arrival on the itrategic island of Formoia. After a brief conference with Generaliitimo Chiang Kai-Shek, Vandenberg left for impaction tour in Japan and Korea. Niagara Due For Change . , TORONTO, Out. 14") A Joint V. 8. -Canadian commtulon pro- iniaea u ave Niagara Kalla a I lace-llitln It wanta the tanioun waiertall lo look mora beaulilul with water. Ixiailn n tlie rro)ert were din rimed yesterday to Canadian and U H. parka and power olllciala bv the International Joint Com inUMoii. I lie plena will be nob milled to Ihe two Overiunetila, If approved quicklv. work could be Marled early next year end completed In IUSII. The eommlioiion a plana, devel oped alter two yeara atudy by en gineera. call tor a control dam I MO leel Ion, built from the Canadian aide a mile above the fall.i. They eb-o propose dredninj the Niagara River bottom Just above the brink ol the horaenhoe fall. The commlMlnn clalma the pro Ject would reduce Hie present heed with which the river la eat ln away the brink ol the lull' and would make pnilble two van tage point on each lip of the rtnr.ehoe from which an unob- nlrurled view of the fall could he obtained. No e-llmale of the ol waa announced. GM Names New Prexy DKTUOIT im Harlow It. Curtla 89-year old executive vlre presi dent of General Molnra Corp., will take over a acting prealdenl, Dec. 1. when GM Prealdenl C. E. Wll aon lenvea to awall Henale confir mation of hla apimlnlment aa aee lelary of delenae under President elect Dwlghl U. Rlaenhower. Wll-on. who will Mart a two tnonlha leave of absence from hla CM duties. Dec. I, announced Curllce'a appointment alter hla nomination for the cabinet post by Elsenhower. Curtice, a native of Eaton Rap Ida, Mich., la a veteran executive In Qrnernl Motora, a i haaa 0T I Newsmen Study 'One Party' Charges DENVER W Charges that Ihe nation haa a "one panv preaa" caused concern among editors and publlshera attending the llurty third annual convention of Kluma Delta Chi, national Journalistic Iraternlty, Friday. 'Gov. Adlal E. Htcvenson of Illi nois, deleated Democratic presi dential candidate, had ild during his campaign the U. H. had "a one party presa in a two party nation.") There waa speculation the fra ternlty might conduct a nationwide survey to atudy the assertion. Two major speakers at Thurs days opening session. Publisher Arthur Haya Sulzberger of the New Vork Times and Palmer Hoyt of the Denver Poat, mentioned the charge In their talks. Sulzberger said It waa "absurd" to think "that those who advertise with ua shape our opinions or that we control their business opera tions, "I think a good case can be made against some ol those who have campaigned In their news columns as well as on their editor-1 lal pages," he said. j And Hoyt told the convention: ! "To have certain DeoDle lavlntr the ! OKLAHOMA CITY im So you'd ! blame for the Democratic defeat yiddrd that broadcasting or tele- turning lenaa lo ' make a aide show" of hearings or trials. Jury Duty Gets Tough Also cropping up throughout the meeting waa debate over the ef fect of radio and television In Ihe news field. During a panel on the subject, Jack Foster of Denver, editor of the Rocky Mounlaln Newa, aald he waa "unequivocally opposed" to broadcasts or telecasts of Congres sional hearings, court proceedings and press conferences. .Microphones, he said "would freeze newa at Its source" and like to serve on a Jury) Here are some controversial points of law a Federal Court jury will decide in the case ol Melton and Thomason vs. Wlllsie. At what age docs a calf become a cow? What breed Is a calf If the sire Is Hereford and the mother Dur ham? What Is a motley call? Anyone want lo be excused? at the door of newspapers mav be a subjects some satisfaction for publishers who editorially support ed Mr. - Elsenhower, but among ourselves We must admit that the evidence doesn't quite support the claim." Hoyt aald news columns provid ed enough Information for the readera to make up their minds and news far outweighed editorial matter. BELL HOTEL 1500 Oak 1 I lock From S.f. 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