'AGE FOUR
MARKETS
WALL STRKET
NEW YORK W Demand for
alee; shares marled a r rally
Womesday In the stock market,
and railroads contributed strong
support..
Tc.t advance ran to between 1
and 3 points nt the outside with
loct-cs limited to less than a point
at the most.
Volume amounted to an esti
mated 1,800.000 shares. : ;y ; -.
New York Slocks "
By The Asoclatcd tress
Admiral Corporation
31 '
77 34
Allied Cliem.cia
Allls Chalmers
American Airlines
American Power fc Light
American Tel. & Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper ''
Atchbon Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing :
Canadian,. Pacific
CaterpillaY Tractor
Celane.se Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
. Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wrhrht
Douglas Aircraft
dupont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood '
Goody? ay Tire
Komestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Libby. McNeill . .
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew'e Incorporated
Long-Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash KMvinator
New York central
Northern. Pacific
Pacific American Pish
Pacific tjas ft Electric
Pacific TeJ. &- Tel.
Packard Motor Cir "
?enney (J. C) Co. '
Pennsylvania R. R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philce Radio
Radio. Corporation
Rayorrier Incorp
Rayoruer Incorp pfd
Republic steel
Reynolds, Metals ', '
RlehfieM Oil
Safeway Stores mc
Scott -Paper Co.
Seara Roebuck & Co.
Socony Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard- OH Calif.
Standard Oil N. J.
8tudebaker Corporation
Sunshine Mining
Swift it Company
Transamerlca Corporation
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Slates Plvwood
United states Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinahouse Electric
Woolworth Company
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CHICAGO POTATOFS
CHICAGO potatoes: Ar
rtvau 5. on trMk 319: total U S.
shipments 37; supplies moderate,
russets firm, for Colorado Red
Mcciures slightly weaker; Colo
Mdh RMl McClures 84 25 - $4.45;
Plane Output
Set at 9,000
WASHINGTON - American
manufacturers will produce about
9,000 military airplanes this year,
says the Aircraft Industries Asso
ciation, This compares with a wartime
Peak of 96,318 planes in 1944 .
However, the association said the
1952 production of bombers, fight
ers and other warplanes la sharply
ahead of the 4.800 last year and
would brrng total output since the
mid-1950 outbreak of the Korean
conflict to 15.000.
The .association estimated the
current, .production rate, which te
expected to continue through 1953
and 1954. at l.ooo to 1,100 war
planes a month. , . ,
KING smashed .
FRANKFURT. Germany -Frankfurt
customs police said
Wednesday they had smashed one
of West Germany's biggest post
war black market rings rn a raid
who yielded six and a half tons
01 green coffee beans and 18,000
P're of nyloa stockings.
With i the finest in dance music
BALDY'S BAND
frfw. era must paol swuvaut
AND FINANCE-
Grams: "I
CHICAUO tittAIN
CHICAGO cfl All grains skid
ded lower on the board or trad?
Wednesday although corn and oats
wen- luted up from the day's lows
by rather aggressive lato buying.
New crop wheat deliveries lost
the most, reflecting receipt of
moisture In the main winter wheat
b,-!t. ......... ,
Flour demand continued slow
and export business was limited
in one cargo to me united King
dom.
Wheat closed lower.' De
cember 2.3:', - corn 'i low
er tr 'i higher. December $1.65
oats ? lower to higher,
D-ceinber 84 T-:1, rye' 1 x'j to 11
ccms lower, December 2.00 -..,
soybeans 1 ' lower to ' high
er, Jmiuary S3.0J 'a-i. and lard
13 10 30 cents a hundred pounds
lover, December S10.00. (
Wheat
Dec
Mar
M:iy
3.33 l, 3 33 i 3.31 H 133
3.40 3.40 'j 2 39 .. 3.39
3.44 I, 2.44 4 3.43 , 3.43 ,
3.43 3.43 , 3.40 s, 3.40 aj
3.43 3.44 3 42 J.43'4
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PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND i4i Corse grain
15-day shipments, bulk, coast de
livery; Oats, No. 2, 38-lb white
73.S0.
Wheat ibid) to arrive market,
basii No.. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.39 Soft White ex
cluding Rex! 2.39' White Club
2 39 ...
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.48:
10 pet cent 2.48: 11 per cent 2.48;
12 per cent 2.48.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary
2 57; 10 per cent 2.57; U per cent
3.5U: 12 per cent 2.61.
Csr receipts: wheat 16: flour 11;
corn 4; oats 2; null feed 3.
LivestocLj
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO i-fl Hoc orice oi
the Chicago livestock market were
35 to 34 cents higher on butchers
Wednesday, ranging strong to
mostly 25 cents up on sows. Top
was $17 for choice 230 nonnrl
butchers- .-- -
Slaughter .. steers and helfera
were active, fully steady to mostly
5d cents higher, with instances of
a..i!ier rises.
Cows averaged 50 cents hieher.
bulls steady to mostly 50 cents
higner. vealers steadv to tl un.
6eeral loads of prime steers
from 1.2SO rjounrl A
$36.50" to $37.
Slaughter lambs- wer ui -fn:
hignei, and the top was $24. Thre
decte of western ewes brought
$3.25.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND IP11USDA 1 Cattle
salable 26; beldover 200:- not
enough slaughter cattle offered to
,uuj ieH maraet out aemand very
narrow; scattered sales weak: few
head commercial 1.110-1.160 lb
neac commercial 1.110-1.160 lb
steers 20.00: few canner and cuttr
cews 9.00-10.50; shells down to
7.0; several lots common and me
dium light stock steers and heifers
11.00-18.00.
Calves salable 15: market nun.
lnai; scattered lots common to
gcod holdover stock ralvea still nn.
sold; good and choice light vealers
quntea 26 00-28.00.
Hogs salable 450: market active
strung: choice 1 and 2 butchers
180-235 lb 18.50-19.00 with increased
number at 19.00: few choice 310 Ib'them:
SOWS 17.25: Choice 35O-5&0 lh anti-a I "I took him Into the bedrnnrn
salable around 15 5-16.50.
biieep salable 25: holdover and-
practically no slaughter, lambs
I available but demand narrow
goon ana cnoice slaughter lambs
quotable around 17.50-18 50; large
iu. turny ana gooa noiaover lambs
late Tuesday 17.00: large lot good
noi-iover leeaer jamos about steady
with Monday at 18.00; good and
crnicc slaujhter ewes salable
around 5.50-6.50
North Portland livestock market
win oe cJosea inursday and Fri
day lor Thanksgiving holiday.
STOCKTON LIVESTOCK
STOCKTON tJP-iUSDAi Cattle
75 liberal supply ol stockers and
leeders; some earlier in week still
unsold: very slow; scattered sales
both classes weak prices; few com
mercial heifers 20.00; few cutter
steers and heifers 11.00-12.00- cut
ter cows 11.00-11.5; cutter utility
bulls 14.0-17.00. I
Calves 25; slow; n0 earlv sales.
Hogs 15: no early sales.
Sheep 100: few head of slaugh
ter ewes good and choir irrart.
steady at 6 50.
rae Stockton Livestock MartM
will be closed Thursday and Fri
day because of that Th.n..n,..nn
holiday. ..
- FIVE EXECUTED
TAIPEH. Formosa, up, pin.
Chinese .convicted of spying lor
Communist China were exci
ted Tuesdav. Dates nf arrexd arwl
"her details were not disclosed.
o
Let Ui Supply
. etgrae1
WESTERN OIL & BURNER CO.
1B45 South ttb ;
coming nextSat-Dc.
TEX RITTER
Crop Value ; I
(Continued from page 1)
will again reverse Straus and order
the 132 leases renewed. However,
there has been no Inkling of such
action us yet, . .
Ultimately, the matter might be
suited by Oregon s Gov. Douglas
MCKav when he becomes the new
secretary of the Interior In Jan
uary. McKay will have to be con
firmed by (he U.S. Senate but It
Is expected that the senate OK
will go through without much con-
met.
The directive from Straus1 office
in vtHuiigiuii ycsiernny saia no
decision Would h mndf.' nrlni- f
Nov. 30." No matter what that
decision Is. either Chaoman or
McKay might later order it re
versed, o
Thus, the ultimate decision Is
st'P entirely a matter of guess
work. Meanwhile, the lease-land ranch
ers are sweating It out.
Ana. no doubt, some of their
crconors are a bit jittery. Many
of the ranchers have made heavy
iiniiviHi cunimiinienTn pttry
ine basis of renewal of their
leases.
6-Time Loser
Lrses hmn
fcnnnett Eldeu Dutton. 43. who
own in uregtini state prison
six times. Is headed there again.
Tr.ir morning in Circuit Court
he was sentenced to a five-year
term for larceny.
Dutton Dleaded ouiltv ikm
charge of stealiug monev from the
comi register at Murphey's Seed
Store.
Albert George Tice. 43. rancher
of Stonytord. Calif., and Klamath
County, was arraigned today on
an indictment charging him with
larceny of livestock, and Is to enter
a plea to the charge Dec. 17.
He is free on $5,000 bond posted
by Rav H. Reeves of Klamath
Falls and H. T. (Mlke Williams
01 f,,rt K1nath. Tree Is accused
in gttruuiiK a raw oeionging to Earl
Keins last year. I
Also arraigned in Circuit Court j
wa uurvin Albert Wire. 48,
eha.-ged with entering an auto with
intent to steal therein. Attorney
Clarence Humble was appointed by
the court to represent Wire.
Jt-ace David R. Vandenberg dis
qualified himself In handling the
case of Hubert Dale Perry, 18, in
dicted for assault and battery, and
another Judge will have to be ap
pointed to hear the case.
Baby Sitter
Kills Child
SEATTLE UT A high school alrl
i no said sne lost her temper w hen
a baby she was tending wouldn't
stop cryintr told oincers sne cnoked
a 4-month-old boy to death with
a cloth last nignt.
The girl, Ellen Noreen Fern. 15
was caring for Carry Payne, son
ol her next door neighbor who had
gone 10 tne grocery store. Carry
started crying soon alter the
Paynes left the house, she aafd in
statement to Detectives C, f.
-Kirschner and R. W. Waltt.
! Tne detectives said she told
and laid him on the bed. He was
still crying: he wouldn't be aulet.
if looked him over and everything
but he wouldn't be a met
"I then lost my temper and
grabbed a striped cloth, similar
to l.le pajamas on the bed. I had
.-urh a headache, and to keep him
quiet I pushed with my fingers
and shoved the rag down his
throat.
He shut up all of sudden and
just gurgled. He was so still and
didn t say anything or crv. It had
sremed like ages that the rag was
in his throat before he quit erying.
When he quit erring I palled the
rag out."
Then she summoned her mother.
The girl Is held by nolle as
Man Treated
For Razor Cut
Calvin Hutchinson, 21. of Beat
ty. was brought to Klamath Vai.
lev Hospital this morning for treat
ment oi a razor slash on his
throat.
Jlin Kaler of Kaler's Ambulance
service saia the wound apparently
was self-inflicted.
Also brought to the hospital to
day was uan Braun, 18, from
Eentty. for treatment nf head
lacerations apparently inflicted In
a ngnt wnen Be waa hit in the
neaa witn a peer bottle.
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1 (KHALI) tc NKWSS. KLAMATH' FALLS, OKKUON
p.Cfcur' Records
niTiCT rorT
Rufui Pric Rubtivjioii, no prlvaU
fl'i: iwrmll Tint, 10.
Alfi-fd Edward Fffur, . fall yltld
riiht of w, nut, io,
ltohfrt Fxigrne tttllttr. no private
rut. pcrnui, in. n 1.
Rl tr r,ufn lillUtr, no rvlatl
prouH- acaitr iwriu. t int, io
Brbra Cllei. Uildcr, no Vfhifl .
rnii. rint, s..
Cdjjar J. Oifford, fiigUtv fnun Jut
Iter. Waived t Mr million to Cahfomta.
rolra-cd on MX) hall.
Kuward Allan Kaniormau. no PUC
permit, rint. SLS.
RdWArd AUfn Ramtrman. ovtrload.
rinc, sa.
Kvrit Herd, no prlvatt Pl'C per
mit. Fine. $13.
WllCam tltnry Wren, no muffler, for
feif U hail
t rtd Phtlpa, no vehlclo llcn. Fine,
W.
Claire Rennett Spkerlhg. Improper
clearaure ltghU. fin. M.
Alfred Edward Feexer. no ret'tra
tlon card. Tine. .V
I Allen Pel tih, no hunting U
cetur. fine, $1.V
Max Julian lllrka, no vehicle llcanst.
Fine, SA.
Karl Drurv Tabcr. no Uamportatton
permit. Forfeit I 50 bail.
Leonard Robert McNabb, ran atop
alin. Tine. W.
Koiter D. Thornton. trepaulnf .' For
felt i25 tMil
Steven Jeffrey Randall, no muffler.
Fine. M.
Bur vie Ray Long, no muffler. Fine !
. Robert lwli Pryor, no private PUC
permit. Fine, 7 -VX
Ueroy Cox, fall drive on right aide.
Fine, ST.30.
D. D. Ktlrheru, Improper license.
Forfeit ball.
Donald M. Colbaugh. hunting bird
protected by law. Fine, 73.
Orvllle Relrhenberi. hunting blrdi
pmtecud bv law. Fine, 1X
C. D. Mill r, hunting bin! protected
bj l-w. rue 7.V
Ktt-ar M. Matler, larceny by bailee
Arraigned, bait et at SJ.DO0.
Arthur Clifford MUe. pett- larceny.
swence, amy.
Joph ChrHtophr MrAullfle. r n
atop Mgn. Fine. U.
Jocoh Christopher McAullffe. viola
lion basic rule Fine.
Thomas William Ethel), no 'vehicle
license. Fine. IS.
Charlea Herbert SamueUon, violation
basic rule. Forfeit $Ju ball.
Robert Bruce Norris, no vehicle It.
cenae. mne. .
Annabel Kunz, oo vehicle license.
Fine. SS.
William Russrll Johnston, no vehicle
license, rtne. to
Ricki Carl Lvnn. violation basic
rule. Fine. 10.
Moaa Carlton RirrlnMU. void fnralen
licence. Fine, 17.30.
John llerrera. no ODerator'e license.
Fine. M
Arnold Ludw it Harris, drunk. Fine.
Fins. X
Frank l Hale. Imoi
Fine. gs.
C ebert Lee skaan.
isseasloa un-
tagged pheaanl. Fine,
mi'mcital cortr
Hrnry folk, drunk, ria. IS er 7(
davt.
Rar Townatnd. drunk, rin,. SIS or
T'i dan.
William Sullivan, drunk, rin,, 1S or
T'. day
Paul Jonv. Jr.. braaktnl tnta lunar)
prorMalon. Poil SIO ball.
Marvhalt Splvay, hlt-nin driving. Ftn,
S3S or iat day.
Andrew Manning Jr., ran rod ItghL
Forfeit as baiL
Evvratt Kclpay, ran rd light, for
fait S3 ball.
Alvln Jarkaon. drank, rorf.lt SIS ball
Baattr John, drunk. Forfeit SIS ball.
Henrietta Johna. drunk. Forfeit SIS
Dan.
Keber Ouffer, drunk. Forfeit 111
bail.
Joaeph Wlkoo. drunk. Forfeit (IS
bail.
Paulina Klddla, drunk. Forfeit (IS
Ball.
Salem Cafes
Have Rush
SALEM i.fi It was a bonanza
for the restaurants. They were
jammed Wednesday morning by
gas-less residents who had put up
with a cold dinner Tuesday night
and wanted something hot for
brcikfast.
It had been the coldest night In
two years and msny homes bad no
h't.
Bakeries 'made a Quick switch
to oil. Hospitals, prepared for em
ergencies, were able to shift to
otlier luels.-
Many Industries were in trouble.
The Capital-Journal lacked heat
for Its stereotype room metal pots.
Because the Tualatin River
bridge collapsed Tuesday and
broke the 10-inch main from Port
land serving this area, the city's
routine was thoroughly disrupted.
About 1.000 gss company custom
ers were affected.
LIGHTNING KILLS GIRL
MARION. Ky. UPt Constance
Hughes, 13. was killed when light
ning struck an outside toilet at
the Silos m school Tuesday. Four
other girl students wars Injured.
Iir. i REAL FAST rKf fir
Itching Eczema!
Zenw a dortor aUeeptie promptly
relieve itching, burning of surface
ecsema oa tkia and scalp. Zeme etopt
errauhrac and aoaida heal- mm mm mm aa.
tngandctearinil fcC.ITlVJ
MEMBER OF
y ' V1 " " ' " S II ui I I in i a i.i, ,mm,
Eisenhower
Br HUMAN MOKIN
NEW YOHK i.1! Hi'rNident-plrot
DtviBiu D. KNi.Iiovfi nourod I ho
It'vr) uovcminent uflk'pM totlnv
ctfViitrh.K thnt morp hlKh positions
vvui i ussiRiica (o voiun ntimm'
isuaiors.
Ho hti.t iiHini'd the ftrvfiitlt niriu
bor ol the normally nme-mun cttb-
inct
And hIoiik with tlutt de.slUnutlon,
lie annouiu-ed yestordny thnt he
will propose the imniea of two
wo:neii Mr, Ovoln CuId Hobby of
- Veather
western urciion ruir nd con-
tlmird void HiioukIi 'Iliui.sduy.
fog pntcliva mid low cloudiness
nlttht mid luuiiiiiiu hours. HIhIin
both duys 40 to 60. Lows Wcdnt's
dnv nltht 18 to M In Interior nnri
2 to 38 along the const. Winds oil
coast northrn.ttrrly and 10 to 'i0
nines an hour.
Eastern Oreiion Fair at hiiih
elevations through Thursduy but
consldornble Ion nud low cloiiui
ness in valleys. Continued cold.
Hlijlis both days 'J5 to 39 except
40 in extreme south. Lows Wednea.
day night 10 to 30 except near X'ro
in hlith valleys.
Oriuits Pass and Vioinltv Pair
th.ouRh Thursday except pntrhes
of nlKht and moiuliig fog. High
oo.n nys in. low, wruncsnny
' nt:;ht 18.1
By The Af.ovlatcd i'resa
ti hours to 4:30 a.m. WrdnrMlay
M, Mm. l'rt'p.
Bnkcr 30 13
Eugene 43
l.a Ormirie 33 s
! Lakevlew 43 15
j Mrdiod 47 20
I North Bend bl 30
Ontario 37 16
Pendleton 32 10
Portlnnd Airport 43 32
Roseburg 43 24
Salem 41 19
Bolie 34 17
Chicago 57 37
Denver ' 19-7
Eureka 51 38
New York 53 48
Red Bliift 5 3i
; 8nn Francisco 54 37
' e-"V 38 27
, Spokane 33 30
I ' . . INTERVIEW
K
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An interview of Ijiwrrnr nurr
YMCA organirer in Madras, India.
Is to be broadcast over stntlon
KFLW Thursday at :30 p.m. Paul
Campbell. executive secretary ol
the YMCA here, is to appear on
the Interview, a tape recording;,
too.
WW? ,.,
-IthO'V ' A ; ir won I do
;
Here's What You Get In Our
COOLING SYSTEM CHECK-UP!
- Flush cooling system
Tighten hose connections
Replace necessary hose
Check witer pump
Adjust fan belt :
Examine for proper
thermostat
Install anti-freeze in radiator
PARTS (if needed) and ANTI FREEZE additional.
ASHLEY CHEVROLET
410 So. 6th
FEDERAL DEPOSIT I NSU
Nears End of
ItouMon, Trx.. mid Mitt. Iw Baker
tMir.'.t of llotmtilul, Utnh for
ltd ml nl.i l in live oflicrn hi Iht gov
ernment he In rorininir,
Mrs. Hobby wn nnmrd lo hend
the Frdorn. flccurtty AMnu'y and
Mim. 1 t'lc .tl na licn.iuici' of the
Untied Btnien.
Tin. so, he unlit In fotnml nn
i.ou.icomoiit, Rie "the llit 1 other
nppolniments of women In the com
Urn mlmlnMintlon."
Tlie drAlunittlou for the onblnot
wn Arthur K. Buinnieiflold ol
Him, Mich., for po.iliniv.tor iten-
ernJ. Siunntprflold tn chalrinnu of
the Republican Nntionnl Commit'
tee,
Oi ly two cnblnot noMtit now re
mitln: th uroietniios of roinmcrrn
uuti itiuor, There hnsi bcon no hull
i'ull:iit ml Hi uMitrti'iil's. lit m fin ii ii i
im to ni5 cnoicofi,
Ho has an nnnolntmcnt toduv
wllh tlov. Theodore H. McKclilln
ol Mi.lyhinil, one o( his (nrly buck
cis In tlip light (or the presidency
i.ud Ihe innn who nominated him
(or the oldoe at tlie OOP conven
'.li.'i in July.
Tirre has been seouliitloii that
jOn The Record
niaTiia
Alllltl.l. flnrn lo Mr. and Mr. Paul
AtKolt, Ijua Mint Claire, al Klamath
Valley HiMpltal Nov. il. lu.13. a an-l
Wfitfht' H ikiuiuIi SVii ounrea.
MAHQUrV.- Horn lo Mr. anil Mn.
Manuel Marque. Tennanl, Calif., al
Klamath Valley llo.nllel Nov. 3. 10.13.
bnv. Wr'iht: g piHinda at nunre..
lti't;G--Hiirn to Mr. and Mr. De
liyne Hill,. US Laguna, at Klamath
Vallrr lloilillal Nov. 31. 10.13. Dor.
W.leht- g jiomida It ounre.
PVNKS rionl to Mr. anil Mr Jeme
Pyne. 3n Turnage, at Klamalh Val
Iry tlitapllat Nov. 35. IB.13. girl.
Weight' S pounda IS1 ounrea.
f Pllll.lpaPi.rll tn sir. and Mr, John
Philip. Ilox T3S. Malln. Ore . at Klam-
ath Valley lltiapttal Nov. SS. 1RS3.
- girl. Weight: S pnunila 14 ounce.
YAaalAiit iiiNnar
l Rnririts coiilteh L'llninn w
Roger. 31, rar Inspector. Native uf
Oklahoma. reldnt of Klamalh rail
Donna Winifred Coulter. IS. eretary
Native of Oregon, realdenl of Klamalh
i Telle.
COM PI. A INT g rn.r.D
Virginia P. Farley va. Jamea K Far
ley, ault for divorce. Charge cruelly.
Couple married Aug. 34. !S. Oakland.
Calir. Plaintiff aka ruatody ore minor
rhiltl. SIS a monlh, property eelttetnent.
William Kuykendall, attorney for plain
tiff Jamea H. Montague v. Rulh E Mon.
tague. ault foe dlvuri-e Charge, rruelly.
Couple married June 13. 1BJ3 Clarence
Humble, attorney for plalnlltf.
Chuck Miller Trio
coming back to
Molatore'i Dec. 2
long until old mon
winter blow in. Bo iur your
car it ready for safe, trouble
free driving. Get our complete
winter check-up lervice.
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Top Level Appointments'
Mi'Keldln may gel one of Ilia (wo
remaining cuoiiint poniiions, ina
LiiVKi-nor, however, said yesterday
Ills appo itmnnt will) Elsenhower
is only a irirndiy call and has no
o'hr'r alg- llrance.
Kisrnlio .'er alio called In today
nil nfllclni who cmi tell him a guoil
dr:i about Koira Mia. Anna
ItiMeiibr-rg.
Mrs, Kosrnbcl'ir s nssislaitt see
leinry of dcfoilstilii tilini'He nf man
power f :ie has been In the wa"
none wlihln Uie imst two weeks
llnr nanin on fclsciihuwer'a hr.1
rt visitors ,uve I'l.ie to sprciilalltm
tuai sne inigni oe one oi tne worn
Ml 'lo has in mind lor the "nihrr
ii))'liiliiirius." Ilia aides, howevo,',
Mild thry have no liiformiition
nbiiiit the imson for the confer
CIll'C. Nor wna there any indication
loih.y when Kl-rllhowor hluinrlf
would Ii-hvc on his trip to Korea.
Security mensiiies are covering
nil (Iriu lis of hh departure from
New York. i
.".lUiinuhllg, tmr nf Elsenhower's
cuui.iet drslgiuilloiu brotiuhi a
bl.iM nf crlllrlein from Col. Itobrrl
H. McUurmk'k, editor and publish
er il Ihe Chicago Tribune.
Sioiikliig last night In ' New
Hnveii, Conn..! before the Yale "o-
llilral Union, a student group. Mi-
oi i. lick attacked the aeircllon t.f
John Foster Uullen an the next
aecKtary of , state. McCorinlck
snld ol him:
.lilies beliiints lo Ihe mllll'Mi.
Hire aooinllst crowd who would put
fcuiopenn Interest belore American
mat eats, a policy lo which Klen
howei nreina to have been attruol
i d by his coinmiind of armies "
Tim apiiolimneiit will cause troll,
ble In the Republican parly, Mr
Coimick said.
'This prcsngrg a split between
fSliienhower and a large majorl'y
of Republlcuna," McCormlok aalti.
"Huw we shall go Irom here no
body can know."
Ulsenhnwcr' own nomination aa
the OOP candltlate, the publisher
con'. nurd, was the result of cleav
ages within Ilia party, lie said, "A
qilrf.r assortment of millionaire
socialists In the East brought
about the nomination of Elsenhow
er by sharp practice which caused
gre-tt defection. "
McCormlck In the New Haven
speech also mentioned for the first
time since the election his thoughts
on a third party. Tlie publisher, a
long lime Kepubllraii. advocated
.ucli a third party before the elec
tion: but his Chicago Tribune In
the later atagea of the campaign
s.
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endorsed Elsenhower "wllh reluo.
taime "
Advocates of s third tiarly this
year wein embarrassed 'or Inrk of
a (jandldnle," McCmniick said. ",.
If a third piwly la lo be ftirninl
It will have In be furnird befm
Ilia ( next i convention,!, and a can.
Ultimo will huve to be fiiiiuU Who
run accept defeat In I IMS , , , wlln
Ihe Idea ol having a victorious
pitlly In 1UU0 , . ."
The Chicago 'IilLuiie mtpporled
Sen, Robert A. Tall of Ohio for
the OOP nomination,
In a auirmetu accoinnanviiiu
his aiiiiouncemenla about Mn.
Ilobbt and Mia. Priest. Klarnlm.
rr (ailed them "oulsiaiidlng wom
en. ' tie snio, "I am Honored m
have lliem participate In the al
fairs in tne government of the
Unlird Olalea."
Hie Federal Security Aurmv
directs gnvoriuneiu noclnl ami wel
ling work. Msrnliovver deacrllied n
as a ' vli'.uuily Impoitant position."
view of Its liiipiitlaiii'e. he asm
Mi Hobby will be askad to at
leiio cabinet mietlnua allhouuh iha
po't does not now have cabinet
rjitk.
!J"th Mrs. Hubby and Mia
Prissv are 47 years old. Mra, Hubbv
iial two cluldirn, Mrs, Prleat three
Mra. Hobby oeivnl some Mg
ye.us In the Texas Hou of Leglt-
I. iluro as parllaiuenlarlan, She
filled various edllurlal and execu
tive offices on the Hounon Poil
and becnie Ha cdl.nr v pi ',' i
er iaet inonll.. During World vr
II, she Wat head of Ihe Women's
Army Corps with -tin, rank of
colonel.
Mra. Prle.it said her Inierest In
pollilra dates bark to childhood
tthf has been a Republican national
conunllieewoman from Ulan since
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