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9:30 Devotions
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DEMONSTRATION
SEOUL P) Fifty Korean War
veterans staged an hour-long sit
down demonstration against Czech
and Polish members of the Neu
tral Nations Supervisory Commis
sion Friday near the Communists
compound In Kangnung on the
east coast. There was no violence.
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THE NEW DOME LOUNGE CAR of the Southern Pacific put in an appearance here recently
when it made a trip both ways, pausing in Klamath for the prescribed stop. The big car, lit
holds 64 passengers), is only 20 inches higher than an ordinary car, is terraced on two levels,
with a cocktail bar in the lower level, and is done in the Chinese motif, with leaves from all
over China used in the glass panels. Fully air conditioned, the car is currently making runs
along SP'i lines testing customer reaction. The new car was built in the SP's Sacramento
shops. i
Ike's Cabinet
Visit Resort
THURMONT. Md. Wr President
Eisenhower plays host to mem
bers of his cabinet today at his
secluded lodge here in the Catoc
tin Mountains.
The cabinet officers were sched
uled to arrive from Washington,
65 miles to the south, late in the
morning to meet with the chief
executive for a brief business ses
sion. The rest of the day was given
over to recreation at the Presi
dent's Camp David retreat, where
he often spends weekends.
In announcing plans for the in
formal outing at his news con
ference Wednesday, Eisenhower
said there would be swimming in
the camp pool for those who want
ed a dip. There also is a spacious
patio for those who like to play
bridge and the countryside to roam
for those who enjoy a hike.
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Langell Soil
Contest Told
Langell Valley soil conservation
district has entered the national
Soil Conservation Awards pro
gram sponsored by the Goodyear
Tire It Rubber Co. oi A k r o n.
Ohio, it was announced today by
District Chairman Lloyd Gift, of
Bonanza.
Members of Langell Valley dis
trict will compete against other
soul conservation districts in the
state. Non-partisan judging com
mittees, selected from Oregon's
outstanding exponents of the soil
conservation movement, will de
'ermine the state's outstanding
district for the period May 1,
1954 and April 30, 1955 on a basis
of total points scored in perform
ance of regular district duties.
Grand award for one member of
each winning district governing
body and the top cooperating
farmer or rancher named by the
district will be a one-weeK, ex
pense-free, vacation trip to Good-
year's fabulous winter resort, the
Wigwam Guest ranch on Goodyear
Farms, Litchfield Park, Ariz., In
December, 1955.
Members of the Langell Valley
district governing body who will
compete for the Goodyear award
are: Walter Smith, Pete Hric
ziscse, Louis Randall, Bill Bur
nett, Dave Campbell, Ed Casebeer
and Lloyd Gift.
National winners of the Good
year Soil Conservation Awards
will be honored at the seven reg
ular area meetings of the National
Association of Soil Conservation
districts. Plaques will bo awarded
at these conventions to the hun
dred first and second place win
ning district.
FRIDAY
CHICAGO liB Those who are
superstitious took It easy today
i-iaay, tne 13in. It was the first
Friday the I3th since last Novenv
bcr and Is the only Friday the 13th
in 1954. The next so-called bad-luck
day Friday, May 13, 1055.
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Effective methods of reducing
loss from mechanical damage to
potatoes are discussed in an Idaho
Experiment Station bulletin avail
able at the Klamath County
Agent's office.
Twelve steps which may be
taken to reduce harvest damage
are listed and six steps to reduce
damage while binning the crop
are shown.
Speeds of draper and conveyor
chains are also discussed.
Each point in the harvest and
storage operation at which seri
ous mechanical damage occurs is
listed in the bulletin. Tips which
simplify Installation of rubber tub
ing on chain links are also given.
Auto Insurance rates were re
duced at Hans Norland's without
reducing the quality of the cov
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NORFOLK, Mass. Wl Five
dangerous convicts who broke out
of the state prison colony last night
after overpowering six guards and
taking one of ' them as hostage
Benson Tells
New Rulings ;
TULELAKE Secretary of
Agriculture Ezra T. Benson has
announced changes in regulations
governing the election, qualifica
tions and duties of cotuity and
community agricultural stabiliza
tion and conservation committee
men, states. Farm Adviser Ken
Baghott.
Major changes would:
1. Create county and community
election boards which would con
duct the annual elections of com
mitteemen. 2. Limit to three the number of
.consecutive terms a farmer may
serve as a county or community
committeeman, except thai where
all three members of the county
committee have already served
three consecutive terms one mem
ber shall be eligible for election
to one additional term.
3. Prohibit county committeemen
from acting: (a) as sales agents
or employes of the Federal Crop
Insurance Corporation: b mar
keting quota review commitecmen
and to as employes of their own
county offices.
" THIEF
CHICAGO Un Michael Meegan,
42, told Municipal Judge Oscar S.
Caplan yesterday that he stole
five pounds of coffee from a store
because he had been drinking and
needed something to sober him
up. Judge Caplan sent him to the
city jail for 15 days.
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MIDNIGHT
Five Esca
successfully
eluded
manhunt
today. .
Police departments In key New
England cities were warned by
Massachusetts state police that at
least one escapee has a gun and
that all five are dangerous. .
This was the second break for
four of the men In the last three
months.
The convicts were said to have
taken as hostage prison guard
Walter F. De Adder, 29, of
Lawrence: .
' The men were identified as:
James L. Schwann, 37, of Mai
den, serving 6 to 8 years for
robbery.-
William J. Couture, 40, of Taun
ton, serving 14 to 17 years for the
1942 holdup shooting of a Boston
storekeeper.
Martin F. Feeney, 38, of Boston,
serving 12 to 15 years for a 1949
Belmont bank robbery that netted
$5,710.
Richard Lavoie, 40. of Woon
socket, R.I., serving 12 to 15 years
for shooting a policeman during a
drug store holdup in Watertown.
The men boldly walked out of
the prison's main gate at 10:20
p.m. last night under circum
stances described as follows by
prison authorities:
Halliday, locked in his cell, cre
ated a disturbance which attracted
the attention of guard Ralph
Haley.
Unable to quiet Halliday, Haley
called guards Joseph Rivet and
Donald Langdon to take him to
the security building.
When the two guards opened his
cell door Halliday whipped out a
revolver and ordered Rivet and
Langon to walk in front of him.
Using them as a shield, Halliday
got the guard in the tower to low
er his machinegun and open the
gates to the receiving room. Then
Halliday ordered the two guards
to disrobe and open the electrical
ly controlled doors to the 39 cells
in the block.
Halliday then was joined by the
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ped Prisoners
lour others. Thirty-two other prJ
uuers jciimuitu in urcu cells
The quintet pushed Rivet aim'
Laiiuuu imu vcia niiQ biaixed to
the administration locker tm-
Here they overpowered three on
guaras uuu mucu uiein 10 Strip,
The men then marched to u
main gate and iorced night sun
visor John Silver to open the gat,
with the threat they'd "shoot your
damn head off."
In the prison yard, guard De At
der was sitting in his car belm.
going on duty. They pulled a gm,
and sped away in his car.
None of the guards in the priso,
carry guns when on duty.
AUVbut Halliday of the qultut
were among seven men wij,
broke out last May 25 by scallot
the high wall only to be re!
captured within a few days.
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