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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1952)
WKIiyHSDAV, DKCKMI1KU 10. llir.2 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON PAGE NINE Sets Vote Record in MY AI.HANV, N. V, 11 -- Prrililpul rlcci MwIkIiI U. Klariihciwer Hilled UP mi ulllclnl iltlinllly In Nnw York Hinlfl nl H'I,'JI4 vnii'n over (Inv, Aillm K. tiirvriiKnn In ihc Nov. 4 rlri'llu.i, 'llii'ro wui.n icrordi wpit broken 111 tiio VOi' Cot ill, V.h'rll wrjp nn nmiiii ptl Monday ty t in ImwucI or CanVHSM'Ift. 4 Mnrnliownr'il Total plurality will nut h word. Ilowcvrr, his plural ity nt l.ilOT.AM in tlm 67 counties Brave Colonel Services Due FT. MKAUR, Md. 11 The rulinirl who boniino a Iujio In Kurra brrnii'io ho couldn't, mil II iltiltn will hp H Id lu rest al crvlcc licrn tomorrow l.l. Col. willlum 11.. Inhcll Jr. killed while lediiK " ' ll y ihmup nil Trlaviulr lull, one nt Hie alialrulo liluul-soakrd moun tains pnr.rtl hy the. Allien mid Com muhisla In lllr Kmrn Wnr. A nint.tPi hPifteunt who haw the 111-ypiii-old ollker loifl Hi" limine, called II "the bruvPit thing I ever Maw." Col. IoIjpII, by vlitup o( his ane and mnk, wan qualified lor a Mile mat behind tile lino of ai?llon. llut hp happenrd to be on tho acme when a campnitv wat dug In below I he crest o Hie hill and all the nenlor officers worm wntindPd. Hpventh Division hPadiiiaitpra In Korea linn announepd Col. I&bell haa hren recommended for the Medal nl Honor. Hp a native of Trxaa and made hla home at Oamlirllls, Md. Reds Oust Jew Diplomat TKL AVIV. Israel I Red ruled Poland haa Joined fellow Bo vtrt aatellitp cpchwilovakia in barring Aryrh Kubovy, 1m aril fir.inuier to both Prague and War aw, the Israeli foreign Ministry announced laM night. The muilstrv aald the Polish government Declared Kubovy tin ucoma iperaona noniiratai a move tantamount to a demand for hla .recall In note handed lo l(i Polish charit d'allalres In Warsaw yesterday. Hie Cxrrh gov eminent previously demanded the recall of Kubovy, ho aerved In both eountrlra simultaneously, It rap haa rejected thp Crech note. The action was viewed aa an altermath of the recent purite trials In Prague which Involved violent attacks on Zionism and la rael. Kubovy la In Israel at pres. ouuido New YoiV City art a Dew nuik. 'tin- alnlP'a 'eliilily bloo o( li elnctoinl volea will be cn. t lor Kl ni'iiliower w n l.io Uopiiljllcjan clrclont iney here next Montlny. The ollli il rnnvnii allowed Uml Khrnhov. v received a lotiil ol 3,U5.lild voten. HteveiiMin received J.WI.m nn a Democrat and 4111,711 na the l,llein Party's iioiiunec, lor a ,ilnl of 3, 101,001. . In Cm U. H. Henatn nice, Incuni Iipiii JivIiik M Ives ol Norwich Ik A a record plurnlily or l.miiM oer Democrat John Casliniorc, Brooklyn borough prc-ldeu'. The enptinua hluli plurnlily had been I,I3H,WI. Cant lor Prenldiiit Warren O. Ilurdhiit in 1(120, Printer Strike Hits Germany PltANKPUIlT. tleliiiiiiiy ifi Went Lierinany'a 40 million people already plagued with a printer' strike that bus shut down more limn two-thlrdn of the nation' news paper" today diced the ponalbllliy that most of the reinnlnlnii publl cntlona also would bo forced to clor,c. Tim threat wua posed tally today by a breakdown In neco.iallonH alined at endlim the alrllte by an overwhelmlnii majority of the na llon'a 0(1, OOu ormuil.rd pi liners. Union leadcra relu-ied to accept a compromlnp wane Increase ollcred by the publlnhers. No data wan eel for icaumpiion of talk. Akihito Plans First Flight TOKYO i Crown Prince Akihito will travel by ship and plane for the fimt time when he itora to' the coronation of Queen Klliabcth II In London next apnn. Court ofllclala plan for the 1S-year-old prince to go to Hawaii and ttan Kranclnco atward the 23,ooo-i"n trsnapacilic liner Preai dent Wllnnn. Krom San Trancltco he will fly to Vancouvrr. B. C. where he wlU remain a day or so. He will go via train across Canada to Win nipeg and Toronto, Detroit and New York. On April 72 he will board the Queen Kluabeth. and arrive in (Southhampton April 27. t 'r,' V1-v:i'p" 1- V Azyv c . . . fT ii a aflnr.iis Wiitaf ,mi lkmmXv.mwmvi-t.?:- ..T' - HEAVY Srt'OW.(A tnowplow tcrapei (ha main held up here by the ttorm and many motoriifi itreet of Dunimuir, i tht (now pi led up in big itopped by weather taxed hotel and motel . ttorm, At leatt three penenger traint were facilities. US Third Air Force Fights Cold Yar Islam Leader Rejects Reds CAIP.O 11 The ranking rcllg-iln y of ll basic characteristics loua leader of the Moslem world ! exeppt 'n of deviation or condemns communism as unsuit able lor Islam. ' Sheikh Mohamed el Khedr Hus sein, rector of AI Azhar University wrongdoing. Even then Islam con tents itself with reforming human nsture without attempting to change It altogether. The principle of individual own. "!rhln l Af tl, nn.ltll nt Islam'a religious Institution, aald h,,.,, ,, In an Interview Islam Is the best I "islam rccogniMj and approves It system under which men can live within reasonable limits as Is the freely. , The rccUir's pronouncement came at a time when the Comin- lorm line showed strong inaica- tlona ol taking an anti-Israel pot I f tlon. This was viewed as a Com- j jj munlst move to win over a large S portion of the Arab world, which I S has bitterly damned Western sup-; port, partlciilarly by the united States, of Israel and Zionism. Other Moslem leaders have de nounced communism. This was the first time It has been openly rep udiated by a Moslem of Sheikh Mohamcd's stature. As a rule such pronouncements are regarded as dogma by the Moslem world. 8helkh Mohamed said commu nism "persecutes all other oppos ing systems, among which Islam is foremost." The Moslem leader said Islam does not "oppose human' nature We're Loaded y with I r. I! R K K X Ph. 6520 rffJstailWl GIFTS for MEN and BOYS DON'S and Main case with Islam'a attitude toward! all other problems." 53 FORD, FbrdDeateri Ask about the economical Bud get Bundle service at Men's Hand Laundry. English Smog Hastens Deaths LONDON I Four days of enl, reporting to the government oppressive log which blanketed on the trials. I lndin Earlier this week were blamed today lor apenaing ine deaths of at least 10 elderly Per sona in the city. The total may exceed 300. Innuesla were lew as most of the victim had been under medi cal attention. 'Ilia sickening blan ket of dirt-laden mist that lilted only yesterday largely aggravated illclr conditions, Jwatenlng death. Almost all aullered from chest or respiratory ailments or heart disease. Hewsman To Circle Globe PArts i.iV-Jean Marie Audiberl. a Marteilla newspaper man. head ed for the Middle Fast today In hut aeond attempt In set a new reeori for globe-girdling by com mercial aircraft. A -e;orter lor l.e Provencal. Audltrn left Paris last night oil a trip sponsored by hts newspajier and Up Monaco radio atatlon. He tried lie atunt last September but merhaurai trouble held him up In Ka'achl. Hit Itinerary via Air France, TWA tnd Pan Amerlran includes Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Manila, Ouam.Wake, Honolulu, Han Fran cisco. Chicago, hew York and back to Pats. The rurrenl record 4 davs IJ hmira 7 minutes Is held hy Thomai J. LamphlPr of New York. LONDON' A motorist drove Into a Washington D. C. service station one day last year and asked a mull In Ricusy overalls lo check his balky engine. With an expert's touch the man replaced a faulty sparkplug and accepted 75 cents Iront the grate lul motorist. The man In overalls was MaJ. Oen. Francis 11. Orlswold, United oleics Air Force, who had dropped In at the station lo grease hla own car. Oen. Grlswold. "Butch" to his closest Irlcndn. has always liked to do the Job hlmscll whether U S tinkering with a car engine, pilot ing a plane or running the V. S. Third Ar Force In Britain. When Orlswold was named com manding general ol Ihc Third last Mav It meant coming back to a land he knew In 1IH3 as ehlel ol stall of the lamed Eighth Fighter Command. "In a hot war." aaya Orlswold. "you know your enemv. You know who you're shooting at. It's tough. er in a cold war vour enemy." But Orlswold. a ssyear-old offi cer with 2? eventful years service In the Air Force. Is tackling cold war problem o hla command as he does all the other problems head on. Orlswold la no "paper general." When a problem pops up. he's likely to order his staff plane ready on so minutes' notice for a quick trip to see tor himself. He arrives early and stays late at his neat-as-a-pin oil ice at Third Air Foy e headquarters at South RittMlp. 12 nitles west of London. He has a big Job responsibility lor the 44,000 men and their 15. 000 dependents. 28 installations and the score hundreds of planea than make up me Thud Air Force today. But hp still finds time to tear England in 1043 as chief o staff down and tune up the engines ol his two English cars mostly Just lor the lun of It. He and his wife, the former Jeff Bradlev Sutherland ol Harrods burg, Kv., take quiet pride In their two pretty daughters. Mary, 18. studies French at the Borbonne In Paris. Claire, 10, goes to the Bad ler's Wells Bullet School In London. Orlswold was born Nov. 6, IBM. In Erie, Pa. He attended Colum bia University and Ohio Slate Uni versity. He enlisted In the Air Corps cadet training program at the age ol 24 and won a reserve conimis Mon as a second lieutenant a year later. lie got his regular commis sion at 26 and began a rapid rise in service In Hawaii, at Langley Field. Va.. and at Maxwell Field. Ala. When Pearl Harbor came, he waa a major In the Fourtn Inter ceptor Command at Riverside, Calif. 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