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PAGE EIGHT HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKCON TIIUHSIMY, NOVICMHKH 27, IJWi Sen. Humphrey Urges Morse To Join Democratic Party Thomas Reviews 'Turkeys' Lana Turner Love On List Vi WASHINGTON Ml Sen. Hum phrry of Minnesota nttld today he will urge fellow Senate Democrats In Invite rebel-Republicun Sen. Morse o( Oregon to join their parly councils. He nald he bad told Morse of his plan. Humphrey declined to discuss the reaction of the Oregon sena tor. Morae quit the Republican party during Hie presidential campaign, announced he uouid become an " ' depenaent and plugged for the i election of Democratic presidential i nominee Auiiu bievcnson,. Senate Democrats plan to meet h lew days ahead of the Jan. 3 convening of Congress to discuss strategy. "I'm going to propose then that Sen. Morse be invited to sit in on the caucus." Humphrey told a British Commonwealth Heads To Study Economic Problems Br ARTHUR fiAVSIION The top-level powwow first of LONDON UP Brilish Common- ' "d lM3-becme neces wealth prime ministers and their I fry because the Commonwealth deputies gathered here today m "as drifted Into an impossible winter weather as bleak and : situation. With all its wealth of stormy as the economic problems j natural resources, production and thev will try to solve. ... s. .uui. As heavy snow, gales and Ice cre than 500 million people can grluped miich ot the British Isles, j e.trn its keep In the world only by the seven prime ministers and two drastic import cuts War havoc, deputies prepared for two weeks oyei spending and cold war costs ot coniercnccs auruiiz which imy ww. unrk nt niiins rnr mitiinv tlrilam and her partners knov: the vast Commonwealth on a pay-1 !h:" direct American help is no ine basis and for siepping up Uit w meirs tor tne asking. Yet flow ol world trade. I lhl' urgently need new sources of The weather delayed Uie arrival capital.- Uiey have concluded that of Canada's Louis St. Laurent, held lhe best . way of getting more up last night in Prcsiwick, ikoi-! mTe-v a. ,0 earr more, save more land Two other attendants. Aus-1 " more. .,-iio-. D.k.n r. ,,..- a.. hi Long-term aims include makinar British Foreign Secretary Anthony I ,he Pu"d once more as strong as Eden, were dclavea uv engine trouble flvlng from New York and I Tne Premiers have project for did not arrive until this mornin?. Vast new international banking Already here to meet wiih Bnl-1 nd Jnveunent system. It would a in s Winston Churchill were sort Atlantic payments Prime Ministers Dudley Scnana-1 "nl" modeled on the European yakt of Ceylon. Sidney G. Holland Payments Union, a financial clear of New Zealand, Khwoja Nazimud- lnS house. din of Pakistan and Sir Godfrey I Huggins of Southern Rhodesia. South African Deputy Prime Minister N. C. Havenga and Indian Finance Minister Sir C. Hintamau Desmukh came to represent Prime Ministers Daniel F. Malan and Jawaharlal Nehru.. Cnurchill will speak for Britain's far-fiung colonies at the talks. The prime ministers hope to in which they can invite all of non Communist Europe and then the United States to co-operate. Their idea Is first to balance their own books by spending no ruore than they can pay. for. then to get world trade movin? more easily, particularly between the dollar and nondollar countries. ' Complete THANKSGIVING DINNER HAMILTON'S CAFE 6 Miles North on Hiwov 97 OPEN 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. reporter. "I have talked to Morse and told him that I hope he will Jam the party officially, or at least work with us." the Minnesota!! : continued, "but t am not at liberty j to say what his. reaction ., Morse hiimelt has refused o 'give a hint as to whether he will j line up with the Republicans or ine Democrats on such partisan l-ues as organising the Senate. Not counting Morse, the Senate now consists of 48 Republicans ana 47 Democrats. Humphrey's suggestion drew support from sen. Hunt (D-Wyoi in a separate interview, but there were quick signs that there would be at least some opposition. "I would not oppose Inviting Sen. Morse to sit in with us If it to proposed at the caucus," Hunt said. "He resigned from his parlv, then ' came out four-square for Stevenson In an honorable manner. He did not pretend one thing, and be another." Se. Gillette (Dial told a re porter he thought such an Invita tion would not be "seemly." Hy 111)11 TltOM.VH I do not believe it would be seemly for the caucus bv tormnl acllon to Issue such an Invitation," Gillette said. "We would welcome any other senator who desires to work with us. but Hie mliiatlve should be taken by the senator is something more than that blid himself," Americana are munching on to A Southern Democratic senator. 1 . , ... j declining .0 be quoted by name I T ,, ... ' " T because It would be embarrass- . ,ur i.'i'"- Ing to discuss a colleague," said 01 a hit, n amavh, abotlola. ,oiv nuliir-il 1,1 select tuduy lor a ' milks as lhe tup turkey ol lhe he felt Morse "knows his way around, and can ask to be ad mitted to the caucus If he desires. We should not invite mm." The Southerner said he doubted that any of the Dixie delegation would oppose admitting Morse to party councils (imply because they may disagree with his frequent endorsement of proposed civil rights legislation. Humphrey said he thought the caucus "ought to bring up, the Itv sue ot whether to challenge the party label of Democrats who sup ported President-elect Dwight D. Elsenhower." but he expressed no confidence that the Idea would get lar. At the end ot each year, I re vtrw the hlBh spots of the 11 months In Hollywood. So It seems STASSKN H'ITS VHILADHLPIUA l.fi lliirnld K. Stisien has rescued as president ol thv University ot rvnnsylvmiiii effective Jan. 20. to take over 'Us new post as mutual security rut nilnlstraior. (itassen was appointed to the new lob last Frldav hv President did Dwlght D. Eisenhower. f.lfta for "The Bo" Voliht'a Pioneer Office Supply t'o. 619 Alain. lie. denied by Oscar winner Leu iMei;iirey ("Utilim My Wuy"l, It was the III111 return ol Helen Hmvis iiiuI lhe hint picliiin ol Robert Walker. Disappointment over lhe result was luieiisr, 5. Tile Florence ehiitHvIck elinn ne mini telecast. ThnUMimb uf I V undid 11 rose rally oil a Hun diiy niiiinlliH to see the end of Flo's Vidian! swim from Cnlnlliiii HOLLYWOOD ill - This Is in.- '" 3 luiaeys. Hero are i.r uuiiu.v It olleied Mich prom . 1 - mm minus . ..nV , " Irl!1 rcv,ew ""I.1' T' ''"" Turner- mind,) turkeys' ot llM. Laiiuis Uomnnce, 'Hits stinted to rn snow businos terms, a turkey I "" aner i.ann busted up with iiiiiu nusmino, uou lupiiniK, and co-stuned Willi Lamas in "The Merry Widow," The love mutch htlpid make a rait of ptiUllcty lor I no anient Latin. Then Lamas announced publicly that he had scant Interval lit 111111 rlinony. The romance lell apart like lust week's u.iiin.i.m hi,,hi. cimlly, Lamas was dropped as Lnnr. s co-star In a luiiire epic titled "Latin Lovers." S. The sale of NKO. Afler lau KUlslung under ll,nv,..,l 11,. !,.,. rule, the alliiiR studio got a burst ' k me nun ns lepurtrd sale to 1 a Clucano syndicate. Hut Hie deal J blew up nfier publicity about 1 some ofMhe syndicate's backers.! The company Is still looking lor ! some donors to pump plasma Into j 3. I .-1 11 1 . ( In llie mainland. Just an ihe neiiied the shore, the picture ln'g. n looking like a tlip o a ilioaiu. 'II111 eiirlyblnl ant watchers never did see her struggle oiilu shore. 11. 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