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    THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 1953
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH 'FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
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THE WORLD S TOP tteer and calf ropers will be competing for thousands of dollars In priie
money at the 2nd annual Pendleton Round-Up, Sept 10-11-12. The Round-Up, known the world
over as the greatest of all Western shows, will present arena performances at 1:15 p. m.
daily, plus a 7:30 p. m. performance on the last day. - , : '
Gen. Bradley Quits Army,
Travels For Timepieces
WASHINGTON" W(3(eral of
the Army Omar N. Bradley's
travels as top U. S. military offi
cer 140,000 miles and ?12 times
to the White House in four years
come to a halt Saturday.
That is the day Bradley, 60,
gives up the chairmanship of the
1 Joint Chiefs of Staff, which he held
from the beginning of. Western
collective defense through the Ko
rean War.
t A five-star general never retires.
But Bradley gives up all active
military assignment. He will be
come chairman of the board of
the Bulova Research and Devel
opment Laboratories, Inc.
Adm. Arthur W. Radlord sue
: ceeds him, as JCS chairman. '
Defense Department statistics
released today tersely summarized
; the global responsibilities Bradley
: carried during his service of .ex
' actly four years as the nation's
; first regular head of tne Joint
Chiefs.
Beside . his trips and White
House visits, they list 87 sessions
on .North Atlantic Treaty Organi
zation business and other top-level
- military meetings and briefings
running Into the thousands.
His travels tools htm to the wide
ranging theaters where V. B. and
NATO troops were stationed, to
Wake Island in 1950 -with then
President Truman for a confer
ence with Oen. Douglas Mac
Arthur, and to Korea 'last Novem
ber and December with then President-elect
Eisenhower.
A wholly new slate of Joint
Chiefs will be in office by Monday.
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway' sua-
DRUGS REJECTED
' HONG KONG W Phnrmaceutl
. cal firms here said Wednesday
Communist China has rejected a
1 third shipment of drugs, boosting
losses of local exporters to about
$350,000. Three times in the past
two months .the Reds have returned
standard brand U.S. and Eu
ropean drugs because they were
"not' up to standard."
ceeds Gen. J. Lawton Collins as
Army chief of staff Saturday. Gen.
Nathan F. Twining already has
taken over as Air Force ehief of
NATO troops were stationed,' to
staff from Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg.
The last change will bu in the
Navy Monday when Adm. Robert
B. Carney becomes chief of naval
operations, succeeding Aom. Wil
liam Fechtcler.
Ilauled-ln Bridge 4th Never Found Oat Who
Expert Pcrtncr Was And Neither Mil Yoa
ST. LOUIS IIH Haray Wllensky
decided to stop in at the American
Contract Brlage Tournament here
for a few minutes on his way borne
for dinner. About to leave, he was
stopped by an elderly gentleman's
inquiry: - '
"You play bridge?'!
"Yes, but," began Wilensky. a
newspaper reporter who considers
himself nothing more than a com
mon garden variety bridge nlayer.
"It's air right," the gentleman
interrupted. "We need someone to
fill In.' ... . .. ;
The elderly gentleman shared
Harry's playing success without
comment until he chalked tUp. the
WVID, ... .
Keep our tricks in order." he
advised Wilensky, "You confuse
your partner!! you don't."
''I don't know how to kven
them,' Wilensky confessed. "I nev
er nlayed duplicate before,"
The elderly gentleman paled, but
rallied to say: t nj
'Dont tell anyone. Don't say a
word. Knowing It would give' op-
'Might As Well
Send Firemen Over'
SYRACUSE, N. Y. I Dorothy
Bennett interrupted a purely social
telephone chat wun u. wan t-ei-kowski
of the fire department to
say:
"Better send over the boys, Carl.
They tell me there's a fire here."
There was. Firemen without
Pelkowski quickly put out the
flames in the utility room of the
Sedgwick Tennis Club, where Miss
Bennett is hostess. '
The cause and the extent of the
damage were not determined.
FRIENDSHIP PARLEY
TEHRAN, Iran I The newly
rormea soviet-Iranian Commission
met for three hours Thursday and
ctartrl nrnrlc nn an niritnrl- Inr f,,.
turn j.Rlnn Th rammicini, mraa
formed to seek to remove all dif-
lerences oeiween ' tne two coun
tries. ...
ponents psychological advan.
tage." V " ; ' ' . '
Wilensky perspired. Dlaved on:
Four hours later he thought of his
wile: he'd be late for dinner. He
thought of telephoning, but one
board was no sooner completed
wan ne lacea another.
Official tabulation showed wilen.
sky1 and his partner (he never did
.learn his name) finished in the
top half of the Bayless pairs tro
phy play. But the elderly gentle-
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