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    TUESDAY, DKCKMniW in, 1052
TORAL" AND NriVS. KlAMATn FAU. OREGON
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Radio Free Europe Pronounced Success
NEW YORK ' Twpnty-flve Ing lor th ornanlzitlon
million Americans hnv given 1 "a , United Btaim.
In the
RICHARD W.
man Aviation
DIXON, Air.
Maintenance,
US Naval Auxiliary, Monte
rey, Calif., arrived Doc 12 to
ipend holiday leave with hit
parenti, Mr. end Mrt. W. L.
Dixon, I 145 East. H reports
back to his bese Dee. 27. His
brother, Arthur L. Dixon, Y
3-c, is serving aboard the
USS Iowa IB8 611, is sta
tioned at Norfolk, Va., having
returned last month from duty
in Korean waters.
million dollar to flKht communism
in aai'lllte countries In Hie lu.it
two yearn.
Paul Tlgrld. Czech who com
manded one division of the buttle,
Is her with a tingling report of
ftucceiia, but he believes much
harder fight Is needed before vic
tory is won.
The battle launched by the Na
tional Committee for a Free
Europe through broadcasts of Ra
dio Free Europe In alx satellite
countries alms at riddling the Iron
Curtain with stmfts of truth. Its
Job Is to tell satellite peoples what
goes on In the rent of the world,
to show them the West Is con
cerned about what happens to them
and to keep the hope for freedom
flumlng In their hearts.
"The violent reactions our broad,
easts have brought from the Com
munists are evidence of their suc
cess," ,aays Tlgrid, former chief
of the Czechoslovak desk of Radio
Free Europe In Munich, now work-
"The Communists protested to
the U, 8. Stale Department. They
launched vituperative attacks on
RFE personnel. They resorted to
Jamming techniques. The Jamming
did create a problem, but the In
creasing number of RFE trans
mitters makes It more difficult to
blank out our broadcasts.
"The programs go through. The
letters we get and the refugees who
slip through the Iron Curtain tell
u dally of the program's success."
On the Fourth of Julr, 10. the
committee launched Radio Free
Europe, broadcasting from one sta
tion near Frankfurt, Germany, with
programs packaged In America. A
few months later It started broad
casting its own programs from
Munich, wrier. Tlgrld joined it
original staff of three. Todsy RFR
broadcasts total of 57 hours dally
to Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslo
vakia, Hungary, Poland and Ro
mania.
As RFE a operation grew, more i
money was needed. Late In 1950 the
Crusade for Freedom waa launched
by Gen. Elsenhower and directed
by Oen. Clay to raise funds to !
expand RFE. This year's crusade
la headed by Henry Ford n.
RFE is only on activity of the
National Committee for Free ;
Europe. The committee also pro-!
vide American and European unl-;
versity scholarships for 85 students
from central Europe, and prepares
textbooks to be used after libera
tion, It maintain a research serv-
FHOME PORTRAITS
around YOUR Chriirmag tree
Coll
MILLER BRUMBAUGH STUDIO
telephone 7543
Ice to glean Information from 300
Communist papers and periodicals,
33 satellite radio stations, 10.000
books and 40,000 words a day of
refuge Interviews. It dtatrlWW
this Information Is tinlvmllta.
libraries, radio stations and Bw
papers.
THE GIFTS
MOST MEN
WANT MOST
We etodrk SMb
Wh mi mot-
iotai
Benson May
Name Aides
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 I
fr.ru lull liMuion. dcntgnnled as
rrrlilrnt-elm Elsenhower's sec
retary of agriculture, aays he may
name some top aides before the
wcrk Is out.
Benson conferred yenterdny with
Secretary Brannan and told re
porters afterward lie was "Just
getting acquainted with my new
dutle.v" He declined to discuss pol
icy matters.
He planned to meet farm lead
ers in Atlanta after leaving Wash
ington but will return to the capl
llal later this week.
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re.
Report Favors
Engineers
WASHINGTON yn The Army's
Corjn ol Engineers, a House pub
lic works subcommittee has con
cluded. fhould have primary re
.ponMblllly lor the nation's flood
control program.
The subcommittee reported yes
terday, auying Uiat the Depart
ment of AKiiculture should be
limited to upHtream land develop
ment and even then ehould be
required to get Army approval be
fore undertaking projects which
might sllict flood control down-etrcain.
The Budget Bundle service at
Men's llsnd Laundry Is easy on
your clothes and your pocketbook.
Footnotes:
Blank and void ballot In large
number In New York and Maasa
chusetu and to amaller' degree
in aom other eutea are not In.
eluded In the above table m the
"other" column. They go to may
Ur the total voter turnout In the
ration but not the actual vote for
president. "Hlanks are ballots
marked for various atate and local
candidates and unmarked In the
presidential column. "Voids" are
ballots thrown out for Improper
Canada Hangs
Gang Members
TORONTO 11 Csnsda hanged
two membera of the Boyd gang
of hang robbera bark to bacg early
today lor me murarr oi a iii
detective. I
Steve Burhan and Leonard Jack
son stood handrulled on the same
gallows hands behind their bsrks,
legs strapped together and should-rr-lenghth
blarg crepe hood cov
ering their heads.
They had been convicted of
shooting down Detective 8gt, Ed
mund Tnng Jaal March 6 when ha
approached a auspicious automo
bile during hunt for the gang.
Gifts for "The Boss" Volihl'e
Pioneer Office Rupply Co., 639
Main.
marking, etc.
New York's 1953 Democratic
vote Includes 410.111 Liberal party
n u in- mvknAnn the same
Male's 1943 Democrsllc vote in
cludes 323J3 Lioerai pariy vo.
for Truman.
Rnulh Carolina's 1953 ReDUbliCSn
vole ol 153.313 is actually the vole
tor Indepenoeni" electors lor r..
senhower. It Is placed tn this
nl..n,n kM-.ma It la the hlnhest
vote the Republican candidate got
tn the atate and la he one counted
officially toward hi national pop
ular total. Anoincr siaie 01 e -.-tors
under the Republican label
polled only 9.801 rotes and these
are placed In the atate's o'lier"
-Un- w,itk - ainl mlr.nr
party vote. "ThV' 9. S01 can not be
added to in fciseiuwwrr ioii ur
ea use they are vote for a cp
ate list of electors.
at
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Unusual Toys
and GAMES
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