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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN bars. Hope Berry received a 750 hour bar and the honor of being the only member of this unit with that many hours to her credit. Entertainment was furnished by the GOC chorus and singers. The chorus Is led by Martha Hurd. Yets' Record . j Checked By Cops Ground Observer Director Speaks To Klamaih Members Lt. Col. C. L. Aubrey, assistant Herbert Frary, Bend, and Lt. Luke Communist Koreans and held pris oner for 30 months. ent on the 24-hour schedule. Hope director, Civilian Air Defense Ham ilton Field,, California, addressed the Ground Observer' Corps meet ing Wednesday night. Also present at the meeting in the Pilots Lounge,- airport, were Capt. E. Ayres. Medloid. All three Air Force officers praised the work of i he local GOC post and encouraged members to continue being alert. Berry, assistant chief observer, re ported that 26 new volunteers have PHILADELPHIA tfC-Polioe here "I speak as an American citizen, not as an Air Force officer, when I say that I have learned "by close planned ft checlr of records on all been placed on regular two-hour watches. " . " Veterans Administration patients examined by murdered psychiatrist Col. Aubrey said Air Force per sonnel reason that if an attack comes, it will be most likely with in the next two years; therefore observers should be alert not so much for number of planes as for that one plane that could be the Soviet long range jet. He stressed sUht over radar as a means of identification by the air defense identification tones. study that we and the Communists Orvllle. Oehrke, with seven' new recruits to his credit in the past month, won the free airplane ride glven.by Mentl-Newlun Aircraft Co. FAST COLDS' PAIN RELIEF J cannot live side by-side unless tney (the Communists! can dominate us," he said. ;Tne Russians have a stock pile of atom bombs, and their long range Jets would be dif ficult to knock out of the air. Elinor M. Langton. i (VCetthefiKT Dr. Langton, 32, chief of tile Men tal Hygiene Clinic ol the Veterans Air Force wings, for 30 hours or more of skv watching, were award . An autopsy showed there was a possibility Dr. Langton was still alive when her assailant left her. Administration Hospital here for ed by Coli Aubrey to Elsie Cook. John Cook. Gail and Mary Kenega, Sidnev JHunjar. Carol Wolfium. three years, was found dead Sat urday on the rear floor of her car, parked in nearby Chester. V ""ft -' , W ".t "The American people are not fully aware of the threatening danger, "-the colonel continued, and !ur William Miller of the Fitzger ald Mercy Hospital in suburban j Upper Darby, who performed the autopsy, said she may have stran gled on her own salivary fluid and that a partial dental plate had j slipped down Into her throat. Her head and pelvic area were battered but she was not assaulted sexually, 'Dr: Miller 'said. DtMANO ' :1 Charles Paulsen. Larsne McCol Pound In the car was a belt urged all to do everything. possiDie Kim, Ruth Schulinlrc, Marilyn Mc pherson, Hugh Hawthorne, Vivian Winzel. Merit awards were presented since radar can go out of action to prepare themselves 'to help which police said apparently came from an Army-issue coat. Investi or fail to record low flying air craft. Lt. As'res corraborated the colonel's statements by citing par ticular instances. , America in her fight for peace. "The time' for preparedness is r- s rtoufi gators theorized that she may have been murdered by a veteran whose claim for compensation she had disallowed. now," he concluded. , Serllda Fetters. Dorothy Brinson, Levela Beard. Jesse Barker.. Wal ter French. Emmett Hill and Mar Russell Avery, airport manager, Col. Aubrey is a veteran of the Korean War, was shot down by conducted the meeting. Team cap tains reported no vacancies at pres 200Tablets 790 100 Tablets 496 tha Kurd. Awards were 250-hour STATIONED AT ATSUGI, near Tokyo, right, Richard W. Dix. on, son of Mr, and Mrs. William L. Dixon, 1145 East Street. With him is friend Eugene Marotti. Dixon is expected home on leave in February. His mailing address is Richard W. Dixon, AN, USN, 423-90-07 NAS Box 23, Navy 3835,. care Fleet Post Office, San Franciscc. Uncle Confesses Killinq Niece; Leads Cops To Body LfeBANON, Mo. Wl A mild-man nered bookkeeper who developed, an infatuation for his pretty 11-year-old niece admitted last night that he killed her. Then ne lead officers on a 226-mile hunt for the body. Police found the fully clothed body of Jeannette Earnest about four miles east of here In a pile of leaves just off U.S. Highway 66. The schoolgirl, missing from her I'ort Worth, Tex., home since last Bridges Eyed For GOP Post WASHINGTON, im Sen Bridges of New Hampshire today was re ported in line for chairmanship of the Senate GOP Policy Committee. 6uch a move would fill two top leadership posts with Republicans critical at times of Eisenhower ad ministration foreign policies. Sen. Knowland of California, the GOP floor leader, has told friends . he has no intention of giving up ' that job although he diverges from President Eisenhower and Secre tary of state Dulles over some aspects of international policies, While Bridges has not publicly Indicated his intentions, colleagues Bald there is little doubt he can have the chairmanship of the party's policy committee if he wants It. The present chairman, Sen. 'Ferguson of Michigan, was defeated for re-election. Bridges, senior Republican in point of service in the Senate, was . one of those who fought unsuccess- ii ftillv ftcrnitiRk p.nnfirmnt.tnn nf TT.is. rini- trt miKsin. nhnrlps TiV flhir.1 Bohlen. , , Knowland and Bridges are ad' vocates of stronger action against communism in Asia than the Eis enhower administration thus far has been willing to undertake. Both are bitter opponents of admission of Communist China to the United Nations, a possibility Eisenhower has said this nation opposes now but on which he has not foreclosed a possible future change in policy. As chairman of the powerful Sen- ite Appropriations Committee. Bridges has been critical in the past of some of the policies of Foreign Operations Administrator Harold E. Stassen. Tuesday, had been shot in the right temple. Her uncle, Thurman Priest, 48. of Grand Prairie, Tex., is charged witn kidnaping. Sheriff Bill Decker quoted Priest as saying: "I was afraid the family was going to take the girl away from me. If I couldn't have her, no one else could The child's mother recently re stricted Priest's visits with the girl. Officers said that during the 226- mne trip through 'Kansas, Okla- homa and Missouri, Priest sobbed hysterically several times. He li- nally directed officers to an oak tree grove and said: "The body's out there." . He remained trembling in the car. Sheriff Decker quoted Priest as saying he had "struggled with the girl in the woods, blacked out and heard an explosion. "The next thing I knew she was lying there dead. After an autopsy, Coroner Stan- ley R. Palmer Jr. reported there were "no signs of criminal attack Until yesterday Priest arrested Wednesday at Mount Vernon, Mo. had steadfastly denied knowing What happened to Jeannette. The girl, who looked older than her 11 years, was taken Tuesday while waiting near a self-service laundry for her mother. Witnesses reported Priest had picked her up. Priest told detectives and a news. paperman that after leaving Fort Worth he drank heavily. He said Jeannette had left Texas willingly with him and they were going to Ohio and then send fcr his wife and his 18-year-old daughter. "T lnvpri ihft child for sn lone. ' wanted7 'her eo baa- to 'be rhappy, She was like another daughter to me, he said, Mrs. Priest is a sister of Jean nette's mother. She and Priest were married about a year ago. His 18-year-old daughter Is by a pre vious marriage. Decker said Priest told him he had killed Jeannette about sunrise Wednesday morning with a .3i-ca! iber automatic. After blurting out that he was ready to lead officers to the hody Priest scid it could ce touna Miami, Okla. Alter reaching Mi ami, however, he changed his story and said the body was in Missouri. He then . directed officers to the spot near Lebanon in south central Missouri. Prosecutor Edgar Mayfield plan ned to file first-degree murder charges against Priest, who is held In tail at Marshfield, about 30 miles from here. Spreckels To Be Freed From Jail SANTA ANA, Calif Wl Jailers rtt c tier a r Viir Arinlnh Rnrorlrp'io II, 43, will get time for good be- en" file cause,a 3'000 ,,ma.Be FIRE LYNN, Mass. (tf) After a week- sentence for wife beating. He should be released about 8 a.m. Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, and should be' able to eat turkey Instead of soup, the jail fare for Thanksgiving dinner. 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