Herald and news., April 27, 1953, Page 2, Image 2

MONDAY, Al'llll, 27
PAGE TWO
IIERAI.P AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OUKGON
Truce Talks Bog
Over POW Return
Bv ROBKRT H. TITK.MAN
I won't go home.
PAKMUK.IOM. Korea. Anhl Although the Allies threatened
HTh new Korean nrnmlloc1 ' c" l!,c ai:ain unlesf
talks deadlocked again todav as the Reds .show willingi;s to ni-so-the
u N. Command llailv rr iff ted ronstnicllvcly, Lt. lieu. Wil
li Red piiMMiir cxt-hance pri'POM. ''" K- Harrison, M-mor Allied
which it oilers only return delegate, said li s "far loo early '
to Communist rule or "endlc- to think about su.h a move.
captivity" for Reds who renise to, atcanwnile. me rantnun;oni sate
ko home. to freedom lor sick and wounded
In their second lueetmR Mnfc Allied prisoners stood closed by
Oct. 8. both Allied and Communist Keds.
delegates stood put on their on The Communists said Sunday's
plans Tor seithnc the exohanpe shipment of m disabled Allied
problem and brinpin a truce m prisoners ended their delivery. In
Korea. seven days they turned back 634
Another session was scheduled US Americans." 470 South Korean
Ior 11 a m tomorrow. rn "! "-e woman, and M dis-
2? S TS' AX. -
it refused lo lorce snv pn:icr Hourxrr. a I. N. po-.oMfiin
io ko home ncainM his will. The -considerably mere" s;ck and.
Red? demanded nil rnoner. back.1 wounded RM would le reiurnedj
including sonic 50.000 Chinese and ftn he 5 $00 oru.nAlIy plrdRed.
North Kercan.s who have a:d they but hr d-d not uie any imure. The
irAiiMfr ei ton.rr.un. is tuiiunure
at it XV-a-ciay rate. j
In Tokyo, a V. N. spokfsman i
said the lir.-il American rcleaed
would & llown to thr l. S. ";h:
week for sure and probably within
the next couple of ii;ivs." He dut
not give a pecif:c date or nuinber
At Monday ,s 5J-:ninu:e armistice
nice? :r.j:. each side Mieted thn.
the e:her take another carelul lock
at Us propo.-j!.
H.irr.son told neftmen. "In this
short tune we he no real ban:
fo- s.um;r.s the CommumstJ will
not negotiate in good faith."
f A reporter had asked him if the
j VNC was cor.Mderr.it; a new sus
pension.
T th.r.k it 1 far too early to
come to any definite conclusion on
a matter of that kind
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POORS OPEV 5:15 P.M.
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V SiiYECOCHUN-ciufso.
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SElfCTIO SHORTS
THE PHOTOGRAPHER SAID the duo above wa getting the cruller rady for a paint job.
From tSe looVj of (he languid pair it would aopear they think the best preparation .method
i to allow the boat an undisturbed tun-cure. The hard-working tailort are II to rl' Harry
Fredricks. 432 N. 2nd, and Bob HaraSill.
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DeGaullists
Lose Out In
French Vote
prcidins oidcer.
A team of three iru.t
officers
Br HARVK Y 111 DSOV
PARIS .(French voters turned
Harrison tneir oacis on Citn. Clurlea De frum Lie banks head ofme ll
aid. He added that no cne can laulle 5 rally of the French People conduct the projram slated to lw
reasonably expect r.et:o'.:at;cr.s. In municipal elections Sunday. a nun lec:inicji oucussion o! everv.
ahere two sides are far apart, to At the same time, the Commun- day estate piubieni". which miv
cive ar.y clear indications at the Ists just about held their own m face the u pic.il American lami'v
star: ! the working class districts of the at any time
Harrison opened the rr.eet-.nit bv ' - V ";,' The eecu of ownershn, method.
wiiic uu 4tnii? ui ruiii
eas.
Estate, Trust Forum To
Be Held Here April 29th
A sample estate plan will be , man. trust ulfi-er.
iworked out during the tru-t lorum - llun.tuu ha stated that nurv
;spoii. ored by the U. S National '. Uona iiom the audience will be
bank t ? 30 p in. Wednesday, , welcomed, and alter the lorum a
i April 'J, In the Pelican t'me. Wil- Mx ial hour u planned.
jtiam A HuKoits. manager of t:ie 1 Thi.s program is pail of a new
s i.nniiiin rails o; alien, win series ot ui (lKeuvnns pre-
isrturd by the bank as nublic
er ice. Last year session1
ittracted more than
The V. S. National plans Mm liar
programs in 16 Oregon cities, nner
mt "early every area of the state.
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proposal wis -unacceptable" ni.Jn.. BT"..x.".T of careiully atudy:n bo-.h t:t;e -d
that the Con-.munists - have pro-, ' term of o lice Pinav ! VaJu' ' " l'ruf- ntf
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THE GREATEST ADVENTURE
IN ALL THE RECKLESS
LEGENDS OF THE
FIGHTING
FOREIGN
LEGION!
3
RICHARD CONTE
ARLENE DAHL
wiihAKIM TAMIROFF
?:der as either a reayonsble
consmjctive casus for an armistice
agreement.
Nam devoted h:s re:r.art to a
restatement of ti:e Communis: pro
posal. I
i It calls for: I
I. Within two mer.Ui5 alter an I
, armistice, repatriating thoe pr;s-1
; oner 5 r.o want to go nome.
i 2. With:n another month, send
; ing to a neutral state, to be ehoser
by the negotiators, all ho refuse
to go home.
3. S:x months for making "ex
planations" to the refusing" prison
ers by representatives of their
homeland?.
A. Sendtntr home those
change their minds.
5. If there are still some left
who refuse repatriation, leaving
their fate up to a hxh-level pot
armistice political conference.
6. All expenses of prisoners held
in a r.eutral state to be paid by
th"ir homelands.
To this plan, Harrison said:
Ba!d,v Evam,
Duk Ellington
who
and
U a. Staver. tniM officer, will Mmed orche.Mra in
that won him sreat Dersonal doi i a"cuw Popular trust srrvu-es. The ,or aance tomorrow nuht. said
ulantv .concluding talk on invetinir tru-st tnu mornUis there were a few ad-1
i.i bringing J
hta world- i
the Armorv 1
The GauIILits started their rise
to political power in the 1947
municipal election.. A! the time
they captured about 21 per cent
of the vote to equal Communist
strength. j
j They maintained their popularity;
In the national elections of 1961,'
but since have been hampered oyj
the general's refusal to cooperate!
i with other anti-Communist parties, j
, The sharp loss of RPF influence ;
had been freely predicted.
Returns still .were being tabu-1 Communis:
; la tea .nonuaj, ana i?w iuiai rc- u
funds will be madr bv r. J. Over
Red Pilots
Get Offer
-.wn; suits were available. The tncom
j plete figures, however, confirmed
the main trends.
Unofficial figures for Paris In
dicated the Communists had held
all of their 26 eat-s on the muni
cipal council. The RPF. however,
dropped from 28 seats to 11. A
grouping of independents captured
I 25 seats. This list was not repre
TOKYO If The United Na
tions commaml Monday night ol
fered a $100,000 reward to the first
flier to bring a MIG-
Je; or other Ruv.tan-made Jet
I: is a proposal for their 'the
prisoners indefinite retention.
Manv of thee men hav been held
in custody unnecessarily for nearly
two years result of the un
willinincss of vour side to
mze their attitude. . . . These
captured personnel have the right
to be released from custody as
soon a!ter an armistice as is prac
ticable '
Harrison continued
' Does your proposal drag en the
captivity of the captured personnel
endlesilv or until that day. when
exhausted and d:scouraced. they
are forrej to accent the fact that1 the nation.
there is r.o Alternative to endless
captivity?"
At the outset Harrison berated
Nam for the Communist refusal
to accept the Allied plan to make
Switzerland the neutral state
which would taii custody of bailt
jnc prisoners while still keeping
them in Korea.
You implaed. M Harrison said.
"that we nominated Switzerland in
order that
side. a;one rather than to serve
in the roie of a true neutral. Your
argument ... is groundless. "
sented in 194
In Marseille. France's second
city, the Communists kept their
2 seats. By contrast, the P.PFtVm
21 seats and wound up with only
four this time. The Socialists won
15 scat;, a gam of seven. A group
ing of dissident CauUists, in
dependents, radical Socialists and
a couple of smaller parties took
16 seats.
Sunday's elections named nome
466.800 municipal councillors.
The: councillors will elect the
mayors of the 37.933 cities, towns
villages and hamlet throughout
i over to the Allied lines
The olfer was broadcast over
the Allied radio. The Air Force
showered North Kore.i with leaf
lets announcing the offer.
Th fl:r also was offered " po
litical asylum and resettlement' in
a non-Communist, count rv."
While the firs, flier would net
$100,000. all other liters following
auit would receive SoO.000.
Th announcement gave the
route to be followed and suitgested
the pilots fly at about 20.000 feet,
presumably to avoid the risk of
being shot down by Allied planes
on their flight to .surrender.
vance sale tlrkets aim on sale at
uerov s. izo N. 7ih.
Ellfhgion. popularly rated Amer.
ica's io.-emo.it coinpo.-.er and ar
ranker c( modern ihuaic. is now
making a Silver Jubilee tour of the
nation, marking hia climb to pro-
j minence m 19;'7.
j The list of Klliruiton hit lur.es In
I eludes great all-tune favorites, both
-uai.ee and concert jao numbers.
nucn nus as Mood indigo." -so-
pni.Micated Lady. - ' Caravan.- and
"I Let a Souk Oo Out of My Heart."
are anions thr beM knon num
bers in Jazz history. Concert aud
iences here and abroad long ago
acri.umeu Miington for surh com
IWMtions a "Hlack, Brown aiu'
i Hiege. "irp South 8lle., and
; uiuetopia
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Monday Crrnitif. April 27
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CLEAR
CONCISE
CORRECT
7:55 A.M. Morula,
12:15 P.M. NoondaiNi
6:30 P.M. EvninN
CM
Sabre Jets
On Missions
Bus Drivers End
Long Strike
I.0S ANGFXKS A blu '
drivers' v.rilcr m prosrpvi more
than 'our months on Contmrntal
Pacific I.inr lms brrn ,tlleri.
The srl'lemfm Salurrl.iv Rivr.
drivers 6 rrtits a mile between
Mav 1 ar.d Sr-p:. 1. raid Arthur
Nay Sr . company president and
ireneral manaHer; and 7 cents fiom
Sept. 1 to Jan. IS. 1055. He unld
the drivers originally aought 7 t
cenu.
Master Plumbers
Name Officers
PEMDt.ETON if Hcnrv Den-
Herder or Lebanon a t a I n
.president of the . Oreiion Stat
Association of Master Plumber.'
Other officers re-elected at. ihe
. ornanir-allon ' annual convention
i here .Sat.irdav are: Walter Wldmer.
I Portland, vice president: R a j
i Clearu nler. Benverlon. aecretary.
! and Charles M c C 0 y, Portland,
j lrea.urrr.
Kobert Coolc. Pendleton, was
named In Ihe board of directors.
DOORS OPEN 6:00 P.M.
'EN 6:00 P.M.1
1 1 I d Ml
SEOUL ' Deadly American
ou)d reprc-ent our Saore jels new aive uomoing mis-
111 f.l'C I. ui nmru
ground forces Monday for the
first time m the 34-month.s-old Ko
rean War.
Th Sabres until recentlv used
only for air battle with Red MIG
jets pounded Communist troops
and positions.
Telve Sabres, flown by the i'h
Fishier-Bomber Vir.Sf, made the
trike, the Fifth Air Force said.
It did not locate the targets.
Twenty-four U. S. Marine Panth
er Jet ftKiiter-bomber.s blasted
ammunition factory at Oinnampo
Here's How
They Voted:
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE. MEDPOKD
Thorounhly Modern
Mr. and Mri. J f Earley
.and Joe Earley
Proprietors
Klamath Falll, Ortfla
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foods at their bait!
i. 6496 For Ordarl Ta T.ka Out
Ben B. Lee, Mar.
WASHINGTON '? Here's how
Ore?on members of Congress vo'.ed
on recent rollcall legislation:
Senate On motion by Ander-on itn 50 tons of bombs while Cor
FIELDS and STREAMS
NOW SHOWING
The World's FIRST
FULL-LENGTH FEATURE t
3 DIMENSIONS
"BWANA DEVIL" a COLOR
(D-N.Mi lo postpone drbate on the
so-called tidland) bill to bej:n
debate on bill to provide standby
fconomic controls riefraied 61-21;
For More; Asainr-.t Corrtcn. t
Houe On motion bv Yatr- 'D
111 i to h"nd indeper.drnl offi' f :
appropriation biil bacie to commit
tee with instructions to provide
funds ior ftartinjr 35. 000. unitt of
puolic hou:njr m next fiscal year,
dfpated 245-157; Atramst Angcll,
Coon. Ellsworth, Norblad.
isairs hit a weapons ana Atorage
ara at Haeju.
On the Mitern Front. U. S 45 h
Division infantrymen hurird back:
a pre-dawn attack of 150 North
Koreans elo.s to the mam Allied
tine on the Eastern Front.
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Blast Rocks
Canada Train
CALGARY, Alta. Wl An
nlo.Hlon In a refrigerator car
rocked a passenger train just niter
It arrived in the elation here Bun
day niirht.
An aliKhtlnif passenger, Mrs
Charles .1. Blake, was thrown M
feet bv Ihe blast and killed. Her
h.jsbtnd and three Canadian Pa
cific Railway employes were hurt.
The explosion destroyed ' a re
friperatir car, on Ihe Edmonton-lo-Cfllirary
train. It shattered hun
dreds of windows In the vicinity.
Investigators expressed belief
the blast occurred when a railway
worker thrust a ftaa lamp Into the
car, igniting leaking gas. The car
was loaded with bread and other
food.
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