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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 6. 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON page mn - J- SI A . I ' u '4 ' t 'r ' 4. f y-r. -J f t : ' , o E. J PFC GERALD D. DURANT, i son of Mrj. Sherman Carter, Rte. 2 Box 587, and Gene Durant, City, Honley grad 5 uate.of '52 who joined the ; marine corps in January, . is stationed at Camp Lejeune, N. C, His address is 1372389 Supply School Co.. 5 Supply School Bt., Monfford ', Point, Camp Lejeune, N. C. Knowland Raps Truce WASHINGTON Wl Sen. Know lend (Recall!) says that if the U.S. had consulted lully with President Byngman Rhee of South Korea, "I don't think this breach would have developed." Rhee, Knowland said, "was not eufficlentlf consulted auring me Truman administration and I don't think he was sufficiently consulted during toe Eisenhower . adminis tration." i The senator, acting GOP leader of the Senate, said the "first real consultation" with the South Korea president came with the dis patch to geoul of Walter Robertson as a. personal emissary of President Elsenhowtr. That csme after Rhee had freed eome 27.000 anti-Communist prison ers of war and threatened to fight on alone if an armistice were signed which left Korea divided. Asked, on an NBO television program Sunday, whether the U.S. could now trust Rhee, Knowland replied that "I don't think Mr. Rhee has done anything which would warrant us not trusting bim." Sugar Missing At State Pen SALEM lit Seven . hundred pounds of sugar is listed as missing nom the slate prison Inventory, but Warden Clarence T. Gladden said Monday ha doesn't know if It was stolen. The sugar might have been used In the prison cannery, Gladden said, or it :ould have been stolen. The lnvmtory was made last week, and it covered a period of several months. "We've searched high and low around this place," Gladden said, "and no trace of it has been found. "The whole thing might be just a clerical error," he said. Big Three Aides , Plan Meeting LONDON Ifl British experts on Korea, Russia, Germany, and the Mideast will fly to Washington Wednesday with Lord Salisbury for the conference of Big Three western foreign ministers. - A spokesman told reporters at a dally news conference the U. S., Britain and France have set no firm agenda for the July 10 talks between Secretary of State Dulles, acting Foreign Secretary Lord Sal isbury and Foreign Minister Geor ges Bidault. TUESDAY SURPRISE During EMIL'S Belmont Paper Towels 2 ro.i, t White Star Solid pock TUNA N'?L KioftCheez , J WHIZ .,., Wesson Oil . 7 Round Steak , 7 feA. Graded "Good" & "Choice" Wl'S $HbE5All Commies Hit Nagy Speech . BUDAPEST. Hungary IB 8za bad Nep, official Communist Par. ty newspaper, declared Monday Hungary had overestimated its strength and exaggerated the -empo of lndustrillzation, especial' ly that of heavy Industry. The newspaper, counterpart of Moscow's Pravda, devoted all of a ...... pugc aim mm oi ine sec ond to the speech delivered in ...iiiii, auiuiuny ay rremier Imry Nagy, successor to Matyas Rakosl. ; It called Navy's new plans for Hungary a "program of broadest national unity" and a "turning point of extraordinary Importance in our economic policy." Frequent ly the newspaper used the same words as the Premer did In his speech in which he promised to rec- my mistakes " oi - the previous government. . . Roforrlng to the lack of adequate iron nrp, coal and electric power In Hungary, the newspaper said there is no need to force exag gerated progress of heavy indus tries "which lack the necessary conditions, especially if it Is more economical to satisfy . demands through International trade." Teachers On Rehire List SPOKANE W The Eastern Washington College of Education Board of Trustees has offered to rehire seven of 16 faculty mem bers dismissed during a contro versy that divided the oampus at the teacher college at Cheney 16 miles west of here. The board announced its action Sunday as a four-man committee of out-of-state educators, headed by Dr. Raymond Mosher of San Jose State College, completed an investigation of the row. Commenting the action was what "we had originally been thinking along that line," Dr. Mosher said a written report will be made to Gov. Langlie who requested the investigation. . Five of the seven offered their jobs back were dismissed June 11 by EWCE president Otis Freeman, on the board's authorization, and two were among 11 fired outright by the trustees. - Freeman and registrator George W. Wallace later tendered their resignations. The board announced Sunday both have been accepted. PeronTees Off On Press WASHINGTON Ml Argentine President Juan D. Peron lambasted the American press Monday as "agents of deceit" and said there would be no U. S.-Argentine friction If they told the truth about bis country. , "Whep.the American press repre sents a true picture of Argentine reality," he said, "then, I believe, friendship between our countries will be a simple problem or it will be no problem." , His statements, made in an inter view at Buenos Aires and published in a copyrighted article In the magazine U. S. News and World Report, continued his attacks on American journalism. At the same time, he said. Amen tine newspapers "express the state of mind of our peoples," whose feelings he described as "repeat edly outraged" by past policies of the U. S. State Department toward Argentina. , Last May the Argentine govern ment prohibited, for about a week, tiie use of news from American wire services in ' Argentine news papers. The Argentine press, over whelmingly pro-Peron, did not re sume use of these wire dispatches until about a week ago. - - La Prensa, the big Buenos Aires newspaper, was taken over by the Peron government two years ago and given to the General Labor Confederation. Its former editor. Nucoa Margarine 411,.. Del Monte TOMATO SAUCE 8-oi., ea. Snow Mist Crab Meat F3 Cantaloupes ,b Ground Beef lb. fresh g'ound a" mtB SUPER MARKET Vlil 'iaairf una - ' I' v ,t !"' ;, . - . 1 r ' I it-- I L im L-1 .qji..miiMMw''it''''i,"'f,T'wwh,awwMnwafr rr el FOUR GENERATIONS . . . and all man I in the Carter family. From the left, Lumty R. Carter, great-grandfather, Albany, Ore., William L. Carter Sr.. 121 Mitchell, William L Certer Jr., back of them; and William L. Carter 3rd. 16 months,. 335 Alternont Drive. Picture taken. n Albany home of great-grandfather Carter. ,. : : ' ; . ' ' Iftto Cm 7 LiVn fM 1 1 ! ;. , - : , n i i i i 1 AP Newsfeatnres ' . J HOW A MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM edds flexibility to e (mail house it illustrated in this plan. This room can be uied at e third bedroom, if needed, or can become a formal dining room,' study, game room or hobby room. Economical to build, thii house it a timple rectangle' in shape end covers only 1800 square feet. This it plan 183 by Paul T. Haagan, 360 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago I, III. (Informaion end blueprints from architect.) ur. Aioerto oainza Paz, u now exiled In Uususy., Zcmo Great For Alhlete'sFoot! Zemo, s doctor's formula, (Sromptly relievo itchy sorenew of cracked peel ing toes. It kills on contact genu that usually cause athlete's loot. Zemo helps, heal, clear, prevent reinfection. Buy Extra Strength for stubborn cases. . These prices effective Tueidey ONLY 9th and PINE No phone cells, PLEASE it's Time toSAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED PAIRS OF MENS -WOMENS - CHILDRENS SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES NOW ON SALE - UP TO 50 OFF. KF Students On Top List OREGON STATE COLLEGE Seven students from the Klamath Falls area have been listed on the spring term sehotoatio honor roll at Oregon state college. . . Albert Micks of. Malln earned a straight "A" average in his course work of . 16 acsdemie hour. - - Students receivinr grade TOt- ages of 3.5 points or bettar, eh the basis of an "A" equaling 4 points, are Diane Blnkley, Barbara' Custer, Mary Louise Poole, Robert Schlefersteln and Charles Thutw man, all of XUmsth Falltr eiK Byron Speece of Fort Klamath. . There were J students listed on the honor roll with W named si having straight "A" grades, Escaped Prison tr Found In Field WALLA WALLA Ul A etots penitentiary Inmate who watted awvy from s prison work .erew Saturday was captured by e guard Sunday in a strawberry patch Mar nere. The . guard said the fuilttre, Thomas Preston Bousfleld, 1, offered no realstsnce. - Bousfleld was committed from Thurston County in 1141 fen first degree kidnaping. He had lass than six months of his sentence remain ing .when ho esosped Saturday. Towns called New Tork. Boston, Hlngham. Dedhsm, Norwich, Dart mouth and Brain tree can bo leond in England. HOTELS OSIURN "HOLLAND iucinj. oh. , Mimte Thoroughly Modem Mrs. 3. E. Esrly . and Joe Early Proprietors uts mm ooroosi Toefwit eWsviisi &fik StTwt ftjg HudeVcnusArt tot ANOXLU (II The aUtua U a nude Venue, which caused an uarocr la alam. Ore., tecantly wfeen It was prepaaad M a memor ial to Orcn ploneera, probably win ke leea4 to the roruaM Ait atuaeum. v TUIer M. Oartar. toe Anielea kustnaaamaa and art fanclar. re ported Sunday that he bu offered to euy the Henelr etatue from the Menear'Truat Co. of lalam-for lll.oao. H trto aala ta confirmed, he at id, the hronao aUtue wUl ha shipped ta Portland on a loan basis. The truat eompany reportedly paw ia,eo lor the atatue on tne leeommeMauon of ft committer appointed to eeloet an' Oregon plonoer memorial. A former state employe left MO.ftoo for the mtmo ' siaay alem residents objected Thieves Loot Olivier Estate LONG CRENDON, England un Thierae .climbed' a ladder to the hedreoms, of the Laurence Ollvters and made off with furs and Jewel ry valued at 1,000 pounds tlt 00), they reported to police Mon day. Sir Laurence' and his ailing wife, Vivien Leigh, discovered the theft at their country acute when they retired from entertaininc Sir Wil liam Walton, the composer, and Udy Walton. . It was the third time the Olivlara nave bean victimised in three years. The list theft three months an, was In their London Chelaes homo when burglars stole , Miss Laich'a "Oscar." awarded for her performance in "A Streetcar named Desire." wee fashions... fo r fun in tin ni HEAriTiit jiji Satin lotex sturdily mod In populor jharkjkin wovt. Tailored tab with button, styled just for the wee one that's fashion minded. Blue or rose. Sizes 3 to 1 4. Styled like mommies. Satin latex In sturdy faille weave. Also in this group are the popular elasticized cotton knits. Wide assortment of beautiful summer colors. 3 to 6x 5.95 M 7 to u 7.95 3.95 Other Styles chiMrtn't swimwtor seeona floor Display? to the statue so the plan of erecting it on the lawn in front of the new Marlon County courthouse was dropped. Thorn Colt, director of the Portland Art Museum and a mem ber of the committee that selected the statue, aald Carter's offer will bo held until July (. He sold he hoped that before that time some one in Portland would match the offer and live the statue to the museum outright. - Carter la s director of the Holly-,1 "gejssw- . wfa vr('-,Mn--J'pJI U taking, it's worth nvllfy developing! Bring your film to LIO'S! Southern Oregon's Finest Printing and Developing Service. ALL FILM PROCESSED IN KODAK FINE GRAIN MICRODOL DEVELOPER LEO'S LASTING LUSTRE ALL PRINTS OYERSIZE DECAL EDGED LEO'S CAMERA SHOP 136 Main ' Exclusively Photography Phone 2-3331 th e sun K 4 95 - 5.95 S27 MAIN wood BtaU Bank, president of (fee Westwobd Msnufftcturm Co., and the owner of Builders' Emporium, s Van Muys retail hardware firm. 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