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Tuesday, May 7, 1957 STEVENS POINT -WISCONSIN) DAILY JOURNAL Pcae 3 BRICK BRADFORD By Paul orris Reporter Jest-Fires Army's New 144 Rifle MOTHER'S DAY is SUNDAY. MAY 12lh for "distinguished national correspondence," particularly his 'ive-part analysis effect of President Eisenhower's illness on the functioning of the executive branch of the government. International reporting Russell Jones of the United Press for "excellent and sustained coverage sTrU.TJTTO 1 KVES 60QZ1 TH5 IT MAES FB IT A SP CP EV'L r- uuiT 7 PUT IT OUT S5E A SrOULO 1 A IM SV, TEM i IT S.CC' BS VZSTKXV. vwi uippPM I iPTEEXTE8C SPSAVALL I IMPRESS THE A PUTSOJTF.ze VZPGRZ. IT vSXTS py of the Hungarian revolt." Editorial writing Buford Boone president and publisher of the Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News, for his unit commander, be it of a squad pr a division', can tailor his firepower to the tactical situation.

Green troops have a habit of shooting up their ammunition blindly in a tight spot. By building fire teams of green troops around one or more veterans equipped with the fully automatic device, a commander can control his unit's rate of fire. Veterans of World War and Korea will find the T44 much easier to handle because it is better balanced. The thing, however, for "Russia Leaves the War." Reword Mother's wishful thinking with a gift of jewelry a lovely treasure from our fine array. kicks as much as the Ml, or Gar- Late Eugene O'Neill, Senator Kennedy in Pulitzer Prizes "fearless and reasoned editorials in a community inflamed by a segregation issue." Cartoon Tom Little of the Nashville Tennessean for his cartoon "Wonder Why My Parents Didn't Give Me Salk Shots." It depicts a small boy, on crutches and with his legs in braces, watching other youngsters his age playing football.

Photography Harry A. Trask of the Boston (Mass.) Traveler for his aerial picture sequence of the sinking of the Italian liner Andrea Doria last July 26. and, which fires eight shots. The light and heavy models of the T44 are intended to replace Poetry Richard Wilbur for his Things of this World." Music Norman Dello Joio for Meditations on Ecclesiastes." Local reporting under pressure I fouled up the Army. While I was firing the heavy model of the T44 the spring-operated lock on the bipod attached to the muzzle came loose and slipped off.

Since I was firing full automatic I managed to clip the bipod with a solid .30 caliber shot and scattered metal all over the landscape including my left arm, which was hit in four places. I'll live. NEW YORK LTV-The late dram the Garand rifle, the semiauto of edition time Salt Lake Tribune special citation, however, for his novels on the nation's early history. Journalism Awards Eight prizes were granted in the field of journalism. matic carbine, the model 1918 Browning automatic rifle and the submachinegun known as the "grease gun." As of now these five weapons for "prompt and efficient coverage" of the crash of two airliners in the Grand Canyon last June 30.

EDITORS NOTE: Bern Price is a former Marine combat officer and a former combat correspondent in Korea, but he had personal trouble with the Army's new T44 rifle. Here is his story. By BEM PRICE ABERDEEN. Md. UV-For 10 years the Army tested its new T44 rifle without accident or incident and then I came along.

I test-fired the light and heavy models of the new weapon and it is one sweet rifle at the Army proving ground here late yesterday and promptly managed to wound myself-slightly in a freak accident. There are two versions of the T44 and each Is an answer to an 'infantryman's prayer. These weapons, which carry 20 rounds in a box clip, are the superior answer to the Russian-made burp guns which beat out our brains on night patrols in Korea' where the range was short nd the object, at least, was to make the other guy keep his head down. They are also the answer to the soldier's demand for a weapon which, while laying down a lot of lead, can deliver single shot aimed fire. Tailored Firepower There is one beautiful characteristic of these weapons.

There is a setting device on each to determine whether the rifle will function semiautomatically or as a full automatic weapon at the theoretical rate of 800 rounds per minute. By setting the screw and then removing it from the weaponthe Local reporting when there was The Chicago Daily News took the rderitorious public service no edition pressure Wallace Tur require three types or ammunition, the T44 only one. The new ammunition is still .30 caliber ner and William Lambert of the award for exposing a 2-million Portland oregonian for exposing "vice and corruption" in the dollar fraud in the office of the then state auditor of Illinois, Or- Teamsters Union in Portland. The though designated as New Cartridge The cartridge has been rede-, signed to conform with that used Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort PASTEETH. a pleaaant alkaline (non-acid) powder, holds false teeth more firmly.

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Hodge. The work, of 21 of the newspa probe touched off others else LADIES' CULTURED PEARL RING where and embroiled Teamsters per's staff members ultimately led 16" President Dave Beck. by our North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies, but packs just to Hodge imprisonment. National reporting James Reston of the New York Times as punch as the standard .30 caliber. The Pulitzer Prizes were established in 191? under the will of the late Joseph Pulitzer, publisher By reducing the number of of the St.

Louis Post-Dispatch and weapons issued to troops the the old New York World. Army hopes to speed training in The Columbia trustees grant the awards each year from recom mendations made by an advisory board. Most of the advisers are basic weapons for combat units. Much has beenjnade of the fact that the T44 is lighter than the Garand. Actually when equipped with sling and full magazine the Ml weighs 10li pounds, the T44 104 pounds.

This brings me around to how atist Eugene O'Neill has won his fourth Pulitzer Prize and Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) has won the first ever bestowed on a member of Congress, The awards were among 14 Pulitzer Prizes in letters, journalism and music announced yesterday by the trustees of Columbia University. O'Neill received the drama award posthumously for his autobiographical play "Long Day's Journey Into Night" It is a current Broadway hit. The biography prize went to Kennedy, 39-year-old Massachusetts Democrat, for his "Profiles in Courage." The book is a study of political integrity as exemplified by selected U.

S. politicians, some famed and some obscure. "I'm delighted more than delighted," said Kennedy when told of the award. Mrs. Carlotta Monterey O'Neill, widow of the playwright, said she now knows she "did the right thing" in violating a 25-year embargo on "Journey." She authorized production of the drama here last year.

O'Neill wrote the play in 1941 but he said he did not want, it staged in the United States until 25 years after his death. He died in 1953. Only poet Robert Frost and the late playwright-biographer Robert Sherwood, have also won four Pulitzer Prizes in the 40-year history of the awards. O'Neill previously won Pulitzer Prizes for "Beyond the Horizon" (1920), "Anna Christie" (1922) and "Strange Interlude" (1928). No fiction award was made this year.

Kenneth Roberts received a newspaper executives. The Journalism awards are worth $1,000 each, except for the meritorious service prize. A gold medal is awarded for it. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J.

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