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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1952)
I .,.,KMHKIl It, 1052 It .,.,KMHKIl fcnwr.iraiii, iiwi a rWWi-Tr ' T " IlEIMLf) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN lf,,NtL. rf. ' ' " ' -Msr i V U"7 h;.;1 v 5 "IKI" PLANE GUARDED. At Iwe Jim, scene of tern of the bin of e security guard. The trip was carried out In deep bitt.r.st Pacific fighting in World War II, the plane that esr- secrecy, ri.d President Elect Eisenhower to Korea It guarded by mem. Horse Questioned in Search niciiMONi). v.. iri a J7- year-old "leHtlng'1 hor. Iim boon lallrr) in to ply detective In II" search lor misting Rhone land youngster. The yoiingiter, (year-old Cinry Hvmii, disappeared (rom lltn In eter 8tii Hchnol nrr Providence. R. I., Brpl. 33 and hasn'l bran n alnre. Mr. Hrn)amln llaymaii, rllnif. Ing to th hop that tier sun I' anil alive, railed thr Rlrhmond Time. Dispatch yesterday Irom Rhode In land and skd that a nrmn be a.nt lo query l ady Wondr. horse whoe milng "anawrra" ta queallona onct promplad Iwo tnvcholnf lata lo tab her a "gen uine phenomtnon." The. Times-DispaUh acnl re. parler Bill Mrllwain lo "Inter view" l ady, ho pecka out her an awera on a giant typewriter-like roniraptlon. When ahe answer, ahe lowera her chin to touch levera JiiJtlng out Irom alota containing P-Ttera. The letlera Pop up, epell Ing out her inin. When Mcllvam asked l( Gary. mute, were (live, Lady pushed foil "yea." Then ahe apelled out the word UN Planes Hit Red Supplies. mr mu.o farneti SEOUL Wl-Hundreda of Allied erplanes swarmed over North Ko rea today, plaiierlng Communist targett along the Iront and ler behind the line. The I). . Fifth Air Force "Id W gabra Jet pilota destroyed Communist MIOIJ over flinuilu. They bagged aeven of the Red planet Sunday for the blggeat am-gle-day acore In nearly three moniha. The U. R. Eighth Army Troorled another light day across the (rout. The evening aummaiy listed only few patrol elsshea. mostly in the sensitive )nlper Ridge area on the Central Front. Temperature alaved low. hovering around tero. .91 bombera opened -Ine jday'a aerial oH-ntlve with prmlan at tacka en Communlat trucks hulin auppllea to the front. Pilot report ed IM vehicles deatrovrd Fithter-boinhera roared out In daylight and Hammered the Red aupply network. The Air Force said tlx key rail and road brldgea Here destroyed Two Sabre pilota flylnij prulec live cover lor (he fighter-bombers ahared credit for the destroyed MIO. They were Ma). Edwin Hel ler of Wvnnewood. Pa., and l.t. nana Woodworth of St. Rockloid. Ill Marine, Republic of Korea. Ail alrallan and Air Farce warplanea loined In attacks all over North Korea. Including atrikts at the Red front Unci About 100 Chinese Infantrymen hit tnlper Ridge early today. De termined South Korean aoldiers held their ground and drove them olf after a two-hour battle. "hurt" and when Mcllwaln asked when- Ihe boy la, Lady replied "truck. ' When asked where the truc k waa, l.ady said. "Kansas." Mc.llwaln to pented the question twice and vol the fame answer. Then he ei.kcd If Oary could be found. "Yes," aald l.ady. When Mrs llayman learned of Lartv'a responses, ahe aald: "Oh Ood. I hope he'i safe. I hope he't aale." Wie aald II was dllllcult lo con ceive of her aon having got to Kansas, but added thai he may have been hit by a passing motor ist and perhaps carried away. Ahe aald ahe had given all avail able Information to It rim Island police lo pasj on lo, Kansaa au thorities. Mrs. Hayman heard about l.ady Wonder through a newspaper atory three days aico which told of the horse helping to find the body of a missing 4-year-old Maaaachu .sells boy. Dlil. Ally. Edmund R. Dewing aald Lady gave the answers that led searchers Thursday lo the body of Danny Matson, who had been missing from bla Qulncy, Mass., home since January, 1)61. "lft atranger than fiction," aald Dewing. "And we kept It a aecret because we didn't want people to think we wera completely out of our minds." fn the Matson case. Dewing aald a friend queatloned the horse and waa told the animal answered "Pillalield water wheel." On the basis of that Information, a de tective waa dispatched to Pitta- neia. Mesa., out learned notning. "We got to mulling it over." Dewing aald. "and we thought the measage might have been twitted that the poor old horse meant to aay 'pit Field Wilde weter.' " A search of the Flelde-Wllde quarry In Qulncy waa ordered. The child s body waa found there. But Dewing warned against put ting too much faith In Lady' statement "We lust happened to be lucky." he aald. "I wouldn't want every one with troublea lo think the an imal could solve their problems." Lady la owned bv Mrs. Claudia Fonda, who hat turned down nu merous offer lo let her Pt go with a carnival or circua. Mr. Fonda lets the public qui Lady at a rate of three question for a dollar. The horse ha been the subject of numerous etudle. and articles bv medlrel experts. One of the first auch examinations, bv two Duke Unlversuy psvchologist In I0J3. resulted In conclusion that Lady la a "genuine phenomenon." w ass I! ! s I J.th aad Mela . i:ol United States to Reveal Stand on Tunisia Problem Army May Study Gl's Sanity H0U8T0N, Tex. l The Hous ton Chronicle save Ihe Air Force military Justice department will In vestigate the mental health record of a aergeant charged In Tokyo with conaplracy to sell aecret In formation, i Bteohen Blenleck. Poughkeepale, N. Y., wa quoted hy the new-1 paper aaylng by telephone that Brig. Oen. A. M. Kuhfeld. Wash ington, had pledged Mia lnvtlg- tlon in the case of E.Rgt. Oulaeppe i Caaelo, 14, former Houston real-i dent. j Blenleck. an attorney, ha been 1 retained by Caaclo'a Mew York rel-. atlve. 'Information Oit the chief medl. eal officer at the Houston VA Hot pltel report that Casclo waa a ' dangerous paranoid a early as l4 was given to Oen. Kuhfeld.'" Blenleck aald. "He aald he con sidered the Information highly Im portant and would contact the Houston doctor for further detallt. Dr. Russell Wolfe of the Houston VA Hospital told reporters last month Casclo had agreed to enter a hospital for psychiatric treat ment In 104. but that the next he heard of Casclo' whereabout waa after hi re-enllatment In the Air Force. Blenleck earlier this week told the Chronicle he ha asked th Defense Department to return Caa elo to the United Btatei for obser vation prior to any action being taken on the charge against him. Cascla I charged with conspir acy to aell Information on Jet fighter plane. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 11- The U. S , Ktlll at odd with Biltnln and France over the U. N.' right lo discus the Tunl in question, planned to reveal It stand on that t'rrorlm-tudded problem today. Philip Jesaup. whose resignation at Truman ambaasador-at-large has already been submitted, waa to make the U. B. position known in the U. N. Assembly political committee. The U. 8. hat kept quiet while Arab-Asian nations argued for a U. N. commission to aupervlse new Tunisian home-rule negotia tions with France. France h boy. coned the committee on the f I round the U. N. haa no right to nterven In what Franca coruslder Demo Senators May Back Ike BEA ISLAND. Oa. bf Southern Demosral may give President elect Dwighl D. Eisenhower more support In the new Congress than ome Republicans like Sen. Rob ert A. Tail, aay 8en.-elect Price Danir) of Texas. Daniel, attorney general of Tex aa. predicted Democrats would join some Republican In a bi partisan foreign policy and pre paredness program under the El senhower administration. The Texan, who will succeed vet eran Tom Connallv In the new Ben ate, added In an Interview Sunday that he foresaw "no chance of any forced legislation being passed " on civil right. Daniel Is first vice president of the National Askociatlon of Attor neys General which opened Its 46th convention at tin coastal resort Monday, , On Ihe first day' agenda are a dltcutslon of treaty-making powers of the federal government and a study of law enlorcement and crime control. Panel discussions will be super vised by T. C. Ellison of South Carolina and Smith Troy of Washington. a domestic queatlon affecting only nersen ana ner Tunisian proiee I toraie. Britain's Minister of Bute Sel I wyn Lloyd renewed Ihe comne jtence question In Ihe debate Sat I urday, apparently to carry out a nritiah promise to support tne French attitude, but he did not make any forms) motion to end the debate. A U. 8. spokesman aald before Ihe meeting that Jessup planned to Ignore the Iwue of U. N. com petence and apeak directly to the question raised about French ad ministration in Tunis. The U. S. thu promised to try to keep a course near the middle, not of fending the Arab-Asian bloc and counting on other tie lo keep the sensitive French from too overt a break over the situation. In other quarters, Northern Eu ropean nations were still trying to get support for new resolution which would coll for direct Israel Arab cotuitry talks m an effort to get long-range peace program for the Middle East. Their problem w to get word, ing satlslactory to both aides In an effort lo reach s decision by the middle or tlie week, the spe cie) politics! committee scheduled It first night meeting of the ses sion tonight. The entire U. N. wsited for some word from Red Chins snd North Kores on the appeal sent Person Frldsy night, accompany Ing the Indian-written U. N. plan lor a Korea truce. The answer expected wsa "no" but the V. N. could not take a second step until It received the answer officially. Yets Honor Pearl Harbor WASHINGTON W The llth en nlversry of Pesrl Hsrbor Dsy ws observed St Arlington National Cemetery yesterday by veteran organization. President-elect Dwlght D. Elsen hower sent a message which aald: "Mv our people never forget the priceless devotion to duty of our fighting men and the selfless ness of those who have fought for or are now fighting acalnsl Com munist aggression In Korea." Wreath were laid at the foot of s monument honoring the 253 men who died In the torpedoing of the V. 8. Serpens. Tsp waa sounded by Frsnk Wirt. g, of lonis. Mich., sent by fellow townsmen to he could res lire s lifelong smbltlon to blow tsp In the nations) cemetery. Rsr Adm. George C. Wright, director of the Navy a Atomic En ergy Commission, msde the msln i address. 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