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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath FalK Or. WcHnrav. April 13. infiO
Adlai Playing It Coy; Won't Say Yes Or No
'DENNIS THE MENACE'
By ARTHlR EDSON bultonholrd by a score of report
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. 1AP1 fis anxious tor the siory l)clnn(l
Arll.il Stcvi-nson is still playing tR Mory.
It coy. In all those that have come to
He won't say vos, and he won't light he consistently has an-
fay no at last not so positively ;swercri: lie doesn't plan to lift
to this simple question
Are you or aren't you interested
In having the Democrats nominate
you for president again this July?
Stevenson has been back in this
country for only three days alter
jiine weeks in South America. Al
ready he has held a half dozen
fineer to Cain the nominal inn. He
neither seeks nor expects to he
his party's choice lor the
straight lime
running in lo:2 and 19M. got around this cleverly.
As one journalist put it: "If Ihi.sj The University of Virginia was,
isn't the speech of a candidaiejfounded by Jefferson, and .feller-1
what is it1" ison a of course, one of our1
This reH)itcr has spent two most astute politicians. j
days following Stevenson about j Well, Stevenson had Jeflersonj
the pleasant Virginia rnunti'vside looking at the present day situa I
where so much of our history was lion and being upset about Ihc
third wn"en. uay iiie itcpuniican aominisua-
I Uepcalertlv there were varia-tlion is running llimgs.
"He would see." Stevenson said
press conferences and has beenllhusiastically as
u-hi,.h h.in,,c in hi n...,h lions nl tins scene: He was ica-'
Tuesday night at I h e University mg Monlicelio. the magniliccnl of .lelferson, "lhat our national
of Virginia- He lambasted the He- home ol I nomas .lenerson, nenneduci s:ii iu nui iieuareu
iihliran nHminisii nl inn as en- a woman tourist called out. "Mr. :for the
he ever did while Stevcn.sun,
you
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Stevenson laughed ana said. our leauersmp nas heen hesitant
"I'm afraid you're four years loo and half hearted, and has con-l.-ile."
;cealed from us the nature and
Rut if he expects no political idimensions of the crisis."
miracles, he also acts like a man' Hepcatedly Stevenson stressed;
who would like to be ready injthat this nation is losing out to the
case one should come along. wimmunisis 01 wie noviei cnion
A university gathering isn't us-land China, and lhat the Kisen
ually the forum for throwing po- lumer administration is respond
lilical haymakers, but Stevenson inK with slogans rather than ac-
jtion.
"Our leaders tell us in effect,"
he said, "that if we can just hal-
PNW Chiefs
Seek Aid
For Dams
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.M m a
South Asian Tour Slated
By Premier Of Red China
TOKYO i PI Premier Chou jecled the Chinese demand and
En-lai set out today on a three- would hold to this stand,
nation South Asian tour designed "
to mend fences damaged by Red
China's actions in Tihet and
border disputes with her neigh
bors.
The fil-year-old Communist pre
mier will need all of his suave
charm on his visits to Burma, In-1
nia and .Nepal
Communist suppression of the
uprising in Tibet shocked mam
Bomb Threat
Breaks Up
Sitdown
By THK ASSOI'IATKn PHKSS
i t i... r 1 i
I . . 1 A now manniivp the anonv- l(
Grange Group
Slates Meets
Tl'l.KLKE-Tulelake Granc
members, in session March .11
voted to ho'd meetings on the
fourth Thursday of the month in
the future. There will be no meet
ing April 14.
J-'our-H Sewing Club girls un.
der Mrs. Don Porterfield, k..
er, will model wearing apparel
they have made at the next meet,
ing. Am il 2. The grange spon
sors this group, furnishing no.
lions, awards and trophies for w in.
ners.
The grange caid partv that fol
lowed the brief business meeting
ine warcn
gists for the I'eiping regime. "' V ,.,. ,'J nrougiit
Movement of Chinese troops into "s b'"" , ""l" n ,. !wme "'itemenl wh a m
lerritorv India considered her own a ScRm sltK" PjT" '"'l'mP llan.H llM ' Slune
infuriated the Indians. News that'?""? mm"K"l""Z: Bowen and Ival Wolfe. Four la.
jlhe Chinese now are claiming Mt.
'Everest upset the Nopalcse, who
in a .Nashville,
store.
...l. :.l.. !:,. JU1MU ciiiu iiumiv..,
u.m- pime uidi uiim. " nttil.lv T..rf:,v flnr m-PivinD a
jcihi. utT..,...K.(bk.s 0f bnf1(,Pt i,ve of pino(.hla
land one of dominos wpio ,
actingini,.v
kingdom is the home of ihe world's
highest mountain.
telephone lip that a bomb was in
the building, cleared customers
ame Mm buriRrt and produce j mA m fcl BATH! HZAVYl
more consumer gwids, the Soviet "
j High point ol the tour will bejand si(,mners 1(im McLellan's
talks next ween in .New uellu ne- a v;,licly store, x bomb was
tween Cliou and Indian Prime foln(j
Minister Nehru on their dispute: The' siHn touched olf scat
Jover 5I.0W square miles of Hima-,fm rilcla incidents which re
!layan territory between India and i,, jn lhc amsl ,0 ttiiite
challenge will somehow disappear ! Tibet. i persons and five Negroes.
"This is dangerous. It is impos- cijpfince Man '"llC aIISIa Nehru already has put a damper Negro college students, for the
stole to spend years traveling , jHfx wOlllOt " mco1'"1' expressing second consecutive day, took seats
around Ihe world, as 1 have, with- QfOWS rTOISe I doubt that il would lead to any at eating facilities at several de
out a disquieting awareness of Ihei j c ch ( Hm .M kt immediate solution of the dispute. ,p,n'iment. drug and variety store
thrust and purimse of Soviet so-' ' ,..',.' ' ... , .' .. Nil IH lllllPV At slake are 36.000 snuare miles' lunch immiers. None was served
WASHINGTON 'AP. - Cover-icety." Mating , J.!. i ,,e l.adakh area of Kashmir.! At Mcl.ellans. hundreds of
nors of Washington and Oregon,; Incidentally, in the prepared r !; j ' siandardi A three-car accident at i-.i'hinese forces have penetrated in- Faster shoppers jammed the area
,n statements presented to a Sen-I.exts of Stevenson's speeches.! ' , ..'ncc (".m oC ins! . "car o , Z , T I ,-,,! both facts despite India's con-as the Negroes sat down. A taunt
ale appropriations subcommittee j-jiven out in advance, he Ircqucnt- j i Oregon' during March i ' P'n"iicert liltle:(.mjon (hev have nn), hccn Mnn'mt crowd of white persons forced
Tuesday and Wednesday, asked ly puts in pbes that he edits out "t-,.ini.p was mgh school prin-i''amai!e alll n0 ",JUI'l's Mondll'tcrritorv. In border clashes last tnem to move on but not before
lor more than 10 million dollars when he speaks. Tuesday nighty u hc ',, y M.'un) ril,lntl!;iflcrnoon. 'p:w. 12 Indian policemen were while youths grabbed anti-seg-
lor dams in the two stales. ;lie did that repeatedly. The audi- . . , Cltv mlt.e s;n( cars driven bv killed. iregation signs and punched a Ne-
Cov. Albert I). Itosellim nf'ence didn't hear nearly as tough , , i , .. , ... ... ...... .,., ...... Peining rerentlv concluded gro demonstrator. A group of 5(1
LEWIS
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Waslunlon asked Ihc suhcommit- a speech as the one Stevenson,
i toe lo approve live million dollars loriginally wrote,
(for a start on loucr Monumental!
ljck and Dam on the Snake Kiv
er. liosellini also asked approval
of President Kisenhowcr's request
for $4,4(K),m)t) lor a start on How
ard A. Hanson Dam on Ihe Green
Itiver. He said it would alleviate
a major share of the flood threat
in Western Washington. j Thrpf, S;(TPf ,Ipart
jtep. vnanes u. roner 'n-wii" slKt.n
said he planned to read to inei
Local Pupils
Win Honors
leer fireman arid a
the Ore-Jon Kducation Association
He holds a master of educalion
decree Irom I. infield College.
Third Street, and Edwin Laurel
Local Student
Hits Mark
'agreements with Burma and Ne- white youths heat a Negro who V-
oal easing their holder rfisnuies. ihurled a drink bottle into the
Kurth. 18J5 Worden Avenue, were pciping hailed Ihe Burma pact crowd Irom a second-story win
stopied at (he signal light govcrn-jas an example of "solidarity and (low. Policemen dispersed lin
ing traffic at the corner of Hivor-:'riendhip among Asian countries" crowd.
and hinted New Delhi might do A nomn -.nreat nguren m an in
well to follow Burma's example, cident at Montgomery. Ala.
;t.i-vcar-oln I ana-
side and the Westside Bypass.
A third car driven bv Harrv
.t j ..i i i ri nn,n
i ra c. na ann ixe a reacnen a i 11 i nm-i .iuu
l.ydia Telriik of Klamath Falls 'K,brt Schonberg. 427 Alamedap.jminary agreement last monthidian. was charged with disorderly,
as among 20 Southern Oiegonj1'110- dlnve around a parked:jn which they agreed to conduct ajconduct alter an anonymous tele-1
Academy t-'ollege sludenis who made per- ear and struck the hurth car sllrvey to define Ihe mountainous. iphone caller told The Associated
reived special men- grades during Ihe winter!""' "' urn -shuck uie niuiiO,,no.mile border between Nepal I'ress in .ew ioik inai nomns
lions in a Naliniui Hiei Si lino term wnitn ennen rcccnuv. - v,.. --.ami c omnuuusi-occupieu unci. -.iumiu citHit- in iiuiiifc'inu.-i y .
subcommittee Wednesday a letter I Pn... A.sn,.ioii,, ,.ii k-.i-mi..1 tlthers fiom Klamath Falls who were issued. n ,cpalese Premier B. P. high schools.
1 Irom Oregon (lov. Mark Hallicld . made near-iierfert 15 grade point; Police also learned from I!ob- Koirala on his return from Pei-1 The tip was relayed to police
I U ,n Li,nn,,rl r,f llin Pinvlllnnt's llllltt'-i ' .... . 1 Knl-n,- m U'-.l :,nr I n,-t nil,,),..- IIOO Pino rnnl llv.lini.io m,U ll. t t'Wv, Iv.a l-iH
' "ei p. inev ann several oiuer sn, ..--in.- ....v ..j...,, .....v..
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ROBIN & MYERS
1200 E. Main St.
eting ol Sl.tlKl.iKH) lor (iieen l'etersU(rns u0.p nn,j(,d Tuesday ''"her. Amy Kerr. Hick Pastegaja front fender of his MG sports
Dam. Ilatlield said the dam "iis lrv tt, ,.1VP n(,jr UO.,s,Klcanor Prock. Patricia Sepl.jcar was dented slightly by a hit
needed to protect lands along 'he.ni,js10)' jn jie association's an- '-''''a Wakkuri. Beverly Westlundf tin driver while parked in front
South Santiam Itiver from Hoods. ;mi;i mimi,,, nf um1, school Marilvn Williams. nf his address Monday evening.
Byron Price, apiiearing lor t ho i ,,0,.t
Northwest Utilities Conference ' iIK',m, mcnlioned
i the Alabama ciiv and Patterson
laim lo all of Ml. Everest, whichiwns picked up at a hotel. He was
is generally considered partly in iuoted as saving he made Ihe callj
Nepal and partly in Tibet. to get sympathy lor Negroes in i
Koirala said he had firmly re- the South. j
fmmm..
A
FLYING
SAUCERFUL
OF
HILARITY!
join
rim it
i
y . . til
" Ht
necialtv were
Cunimillec. suggested Tuesday .,,. Ann .icndizeiewskrs -The
that the budgeted amount for theWmd." eighth grader Paula An
Green Peter project be increased 1 reH .. ..-m M,Sj(.,.,," and sev-
to 2'j million dollars. ,.m o,.K0- Linda l.vnch s "The
The Ixiwer Monumental proiect ; ijjver ."
was hacked in testimony liy Her- other authors nnd Ihe poems to
beil (i. West, executive vice presi-!,c published are lioland Bailey.
dent ol Ihe Inland r.mpnc water- j,,,,,,,,-, "The Sea:" .lackie Wal
way Assn., and Dorsey M. Martin. junior, "Sunset by the Sea;'
piesidenl of the lxiwer Snake Kiv-li-.-nhciii Svkes, senior. "A
er Ports Assn. 'Small Bov's Dreamt" .Invlene
West said the dam would he
turning out jxmer in December.
'Hiti, if a start were made during
the 12 months beginning July I.
In addition, he said, it would make
Ihe Snake Itiver navigable lor 711
more miles.
Martin said construction nl
dams on Ihe Lower Snake will
bring river navigation from Ice
Klamath Falls i .0wislon. Idaho, and Clarkslon.
1 Wash.
(iorrnes. senior. "A Hospital;
Patty Miler, senior, "Awaken
ing;" Dan Louie. Ireshman. "Mv
Dog;" Mary Ann McClary, fresh
man. "Summer Sunset;" Rose
mary DeNaull, eighth grade, "Vo
cations;" Judy Shulmire, eighth
grade, "Linda." and Mary Jo
Amerling, eighth grade, "Prayer
for Protection."
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Ally. John V. Whelan used the
wrong word Tuesday and Willie
Tom Walker, -18. lelt District
Court a lice man.
Whelan was addressing the iury
with his opening remarks in Wal
ker's murder trial in Ihe latal
beating last Nov. 30 ol R. C
Smith, a transient.
He told the jurors. "We don't
believe there was design and
scheme lo kill the man " He con
ceded he meant lo say. "We do
believe."
Defense Attorney Hugh Bine,
hart immediately asked lor ac
quittal on grounds Whelan h.id
contradicted the slate's case.
Judge William L. Kogg agreed
and direclcd the jurv lo anuit
W alker.
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