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PAGE TWO IffiRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 17, 10.14 NOW SHOWING! OOOWa OPEN 6:3Q F M POORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. (iyi4iiiii XMD wunctmuN'SKSMiui 'Annapurna' AQ AO MAW ACmiVlMlMT Adults SOe Kids 20c I lfsiJ iP'.3j "m ENDS TONIGHT! 7 lola TOMORROW! M.CMMISM Color Cartoon - News'i ADULTS 50c pMORTS-CARTOON-NEW; ADULTS75c KIDDIES 2S? 11 in i! I W:,1!1 1 1 IT, I n DOORS OPEN 6:30 Hull Leader Gives Up In Philippines Br DON HLTH MANILA I The aurreuder of Luis Taruc, colorful leader ol the Communist-directed Huk rebels, was hailed today as a major step in President Ramon Magsaysay's campaign against the Huks. Army combat teams surged through the Jungles o southern Luton seeking the remnants of Taruc's elite guard while Carlos P, Romulo, a top presidential aide, nailed the surrender as the end of the rebellion. Chief target now is Jesus Lava, whom the army considers the top Communist in the Philippines. Taruc, 40, who repeatedly has slipped through army traps In the past six years, surrendered to a Manila Times reporter, Benico Aquino, who carried a letter from Magsaysay. The meeting on a dusty road north of here climaxed months of negotiations. Terms ol the surrender were not disclosed. Taruc had no alternative but to surrender," Magsaysay comment ed. "He was cornered by the armed forces." Unless granted amnesty, Taruc faces trial on charges ranging from murder to sedition. The surrender was a major step in Magsaysay's efforts to bring about a peaceful settlement of the Huk uprising. Although a bitter foe of the rebels as a field command- as defense chief and as presi. dent, Magsaysay lone has advo cated resettling the rebels on sew ly developed land. At Kansas City, Romulo, Mag saysay s personal envoy, said: 'There now will be peace and order throughout the Philippines. Taruc Is the man who had the fol lowing. With his surrender, the re bellion is ended." Taruc was taken to army head quarters at Camp Murray on the outskirts of Manila. He was photo graphed and given a physical ex amination. A doctor described him as "healthier than the averase man." Taruc later was taken to the res idence of Maj. Gra. Jesus Vargas, army chief of staff, and introduced to Mrs. Vargas. Said Taruc: "I am here because of your chil dren and my children. I want them to spend the future in peace. It is doubtful If we could have peace in a hundred years If I did sot give up." Taruc, known as the Swcrr.D Fox, surrendered to Aquino on the busy Quezon highway which skirts the Candaba swamps a rebel lair. The rooming sun outlined the fig ure of the long-sought rebel, stand ing alone at the roadside. "I pulled off the road and he met me with a big smile." Aquino said. "I said, 'Luis Taruc. do you unconditionally accept President Magsaysay's terms?'." 'I accept,' Taruc answered and his grip on my hand tight- enea. But a staccato burst from an army machine gun in a clump of bushes SCO feet away brought weeping villagers swarming from their nearby huts. They hid Taruc until the firing stopped. Aquino said the Huk leader soon reappeared and the oalr raced in tne newsman's car to waiting se curity guards farther down the road. They then drove to Camp Murray. The reporter said he carefully avoided the word "surrender" while he was a go-between for Magsaysay. Aquino said Taruc had agreed to accept the authority oi ine government. Police Hunt Escaped Cons WALLA WALLA. Wash. Ml Law enforcement officers in East ern Washington and Oregon set up roaaoiocks Sunday night in an ef fort to capture two state oeniten tiary inmates who escaped Sun day irom tne prison's new mur imum security building. Warden John Cranor said the men, Theodore I. Cottonware, 25, and Bob McDonald, walked away from the building some time before noon, Cranor said they were missed at the noon count and cold have escaped during the night. Cottonware and McDonald were among some 200 minimum secur ity prisoners housed in the new 1 million dollar prison build ing located outside the walls of the main penitentiary. They were the first inmates to take advant age of the semi-freedom allowed in the sew building, which was opened only last month. Cottonware was sentenced for auto theft from Castle Rock. Mc Donald was serving time on a Kent burglary conviction. Both were due for release this summer, prison of ficials aaid. New Insecticide Said Effective TULELAKE Favorable re ports are being received concern. ing an all-around Insecticide called Malathlon, according to Ken Ba ghott, Tulelake farm adviier. Closely related to the powerful paratnion, Malathlon posses- ses taany of Its lnseetlcldal pro perties but is less toxic to man and warm-blooded animals. Malathlon is said to be effective against a wide range of insects affecting ornamentals, vegetables and fruits scales, aphlds, lace bugs, mealybugs, some leaf miners and moat leaf chewing insects. Some points 'to remember: It'a odor is offensive to some people: It is somewhat expensive: It should not be applied to fruits or vege tables later than 10 to 14 days be fore harvest: and, even though less toxic than Parnthidn, Malathlon Is poisonous to man end animals and STANDING LIKE STATUES art that two musicians of a by gone ara. And that's just what thay wert, too. Carved wooden imagei that once graced the Nosier mansion on Upper Lake near tha present site of Shippington. Historical Society Photo Pakistan Riot Kills Workers DACCA, East Pakistan tfl A possible toll of 300 killed and 300 injured was reckoned today as result of wild rioting Saturday among workers in tne Adahjee jute mills at nearby Narayangunj. Troops sent in to patrol the mill area, 30 miles south of here, re portedly had restored order be tween Hostile (actions of local Bengali laborers and non-Bengali workers from West Pakistan. A curfew is being enforced nightly. Minor disputes which broke out between the factions Friday night were fanned into fierce violence by Communist sgltators, according to reliable sources. - Reports from the area said po lice had recovered 214 bodies, in cluding those of women and chil dren. A search still is going on slong river banks and in ponas near the center of fighting. Tne injured in hospitals num bered 263, it was reported. in Karacni, prune Minister Mo hammed All held an emergency Cabinet meeting last night and later sent State Defense Minister Sardar Amir Azam Khan to Dacca to confer with East Pakistani officials. . k . East Pakistan is Isolated from the Western pert of the country by over 1,000 miles of Indian terri tory. A group of influential politicians in Karachi, including leading members of Parliament, demand ed in a press statement that All's government take strong action against Reds in Pakistan. Karachi's Englisn-1 a n g u a g e newspaper Dawn reported that Communists "have been pouring into .ast Pakistan without much difficulty" since the state's united front government came to power in March. The coalition, which de feated the Moslem League slate backed by the Karachi govern ments, has Communist backing. SHIPWRECK MANILA Wl Seven Chinese fishermen, shipwrecked 8 days on the Paracel Islands, 480 miles southeast of Hanoi, Indochina, were rescued early Monday by a u.s. Air Force plane from Clark Field here. fa : - - TtuiU aemeie lew teres tram itiamarn relist Stottl Portland, Or. Spokane, Wash. Albuquerque, N.M Oklahoma City, Okla Chicaqo, III San Diego K,Mh Knurn Trip LESS.M Itnund Trip Trktui rawtml fcuiml Igiil skast aaaw aw WHt Mt ptlMVn Mart ft fMflfMltet A AaiauajAajajaja Baaa1k-BBBeBBBBBB4B HaaBBamAsHai wiwtlW JJrfMpnU IVBffDtfll Greyhound Recordings Of Local Music To Be Presented A public service preview of high fidelity tape and disc recordings of past local concerts and musical events will be presented to the public Tuesday, May IS, from 5:30 through 9:30 p.m. at the Louis R. Mann Piano Company, 130 North Seventh, This is being done in an swer to requestseto hear the work of artists, students, teachers and patrons of local music. The recordings were made at the performances by the Dedrick re cording studio. Bod Dedrick and Harry Namitx will play the tapes and discs at a . continuous show ing, so listening time will be avail able at the convenience of all In terested persons. It will be poss ible to hear all of the recordings or speclfio numbers upon request in an open house manner. Music to be previewed: !' The program of the KUHS Symphony Concert, April 2, Including Ruth Lobaugh, piano soloist, performing the Schumann A Minor Concerto with orchestra. (2.) The Wayne Angel scholarship Concert, April 23, which was sponsored by the Klamath Falls Musical Arts Coun cil. This concert also Included music by the University of Port land unoerwood Trio. (3.) Mr. Andy Loney's choir in performance of seasonal music at the Library Club's Christmas party in Decem ber. STRIKE SANTIAGO, Chile I A na tionwide strike called by the Communist-infiltrated central labor un ion began Monday montng, but was only partially effective. Cnfelfrtf Wain oHi CLOSED MONDAYS Ion I. Lao, Mgr. w; - i" 2 or Ak SiiiMtiM HkW m imfty itlsidikii! flnEiiraultearrtMB SeTViM t I 41 ttlttf, Ceatttl Here frettjatL mmlM artiif! r1fl Wf kanaaaj fj llnfl a o t V tM Mf rttWR MtttMf I ON tMtttry at K tat I $ 9.1S . 5.8S . 12.45 , .. , 28.55 36.55 44.75 12.10 nlm offtrs ytv so much Agent J. K. Sayre 9M Klamath Phone 5521 fhara'i Orayhaand Jet Bomber Plans Pushed By ELTON C, FAV WASHINGTON Wl-A lest model of a faster-than-sound bomber may be flying within the next year. High priority is known to have been given tlx project by the Air Force which has watched with evident concern Soviet progress In both bomber and fighter-intercep tor designs. This Interest sharpened with the display two weeks ago of a new heavy Ruaslan bomber driven by jet engines of substantially greater power than any now In operational use by the U.S. Air Force, . The Air Force announced In December 185J that It had asked Consolidated Vultee Alrcralt Corp., builder of the B3o plston-Jet-cn-gined heavy bomber, to prepare detailed design studies for a "su personic bomber." Since then, it was learned today, substantial progress has been made toward production of a pro totype Bit Jet bomber, The Increasing speed of new fighter models, both Russian and American, is a factor in the urgent push for development of a super sonlo bomber. The United Slates, and quite probably Russia, already has bombers In production that fly at the speed of sound 1761 miles an hour at sea level, decreasing as altitude Increases up to a cer tain point.) If Interceptors ara up to sonic or supersonic speed, then bombers must be as fast or faster if they are to be expected to reach their targets. In addition to the matter of bomber - vs. fighter capabilities. there Is involved the American pol Icy of deterrent power. If the United States continues to keep ahead of Russia in bomber quality and maintains supremacy in atom ic weapons, Russia will continue to be discouraged from atarUns war. But If Russia takes the lead witn taster and better bombers, which can elude U.S. interception, the deterrent factor Is diminished or eliminated. The Bis probably will he a medi. urn bomber. Equipped for mid-air refueling. Its range could be the same as that of a long distance, heavy bomber, ' Meteor Reported In California SAN JOSE. Calif. I That green ball of fire which flashed across Northern California skies Saturday night was a meteor, says an astronomer at Lick Observatory on an. namuion. Dr. Olm Eggen said the meteor was of a type known technically as a bolide. He was one of the hundreds of persona who witnessed Its fiery path. 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