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4 Tke Ncv-toriv, lobu Ortv Fri., Aug. 13, 1954 I Could 'ave Sworn the Bloke Smiled' Inc. News-Review Company, illll. Onfmm. aaaae m 3 - It-tV CHAtLO V. STAKTOM. tarter ead Maaiiay a tew a miiilil Prta. 0 Mi i rtBrimi AMCMtm, the Aadit ten el GmiHini kr niMouoii cs. nc mm tm M cumt . KIM: atx ' lar. tuek i caaoupiwa un-k o t ataii aw t m 1a. Bat. da Orie Wt ttui-. ttMc nana mm mm. Kit tr tew Cars-far Taw. Hit i ' mvtm. tUX A MEXICAN CUSTOM Charles V. Sfanfon Two Rvebarff jrirJ who recently made trip into Mexi co tfc'2 of their experiences with a Mexican motorics' custom. The giris are Soma Lander and Juanita Rocher who were naeraben of a Urge party of yoon? people gathered from a'lparU of the U. S. for a guided tour of missionary work in Mexico. Part of their trip was made in bas operated by na tive drivers. A toe gin relate their experience aa pa- tenders in these vehicles, traveling over what were roads in j same only. w can sympathize with their anxiety. At sites of serious aatomobile accidents in Mexico, the; ffrlf report, trie Church has erected snnnes. topped by a Cross. Motorists stop at these shnne. drop m s eoin, and : urar for divine protection. t It woald seem that this practice should be most ef fective in promotinjr safe drivimsr. The girls report, how ever, it has exactly the opposite effect. Having assured himself of protection from the Holy Mother, the driver of the tour bos confidently proceeds on his way with otter disregard for all safety rules. The Rose- j bury giri. having had les faith than their driver, admit to j apprehension as he pawed on curves, cut corners, ignored the brake on steep inclines and took tortuous tarns at high speed. Oregon ' Plan Different Inasmuch as the Roseburg girls made the trip safely and returned home with about 300 slide pictures to illustrate the story of their interesting trip, we can't deny the po siblity of divine protection for the Mexican native driver. We have great faith in the efficacy of prayer. Eat the American driver who, without the benefit of intercession. I Wiley Wouldn't Withdraw From United Nations WASHJSGTOrv ' e Wiley rn-wiii tnld the Senate Wednes day that if the United Slates puUcd cut of the United Nations "we woo-d probate? precipitate a n:ra world war." WUey, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relatione Committee, li d he bad read ia the newspaper! that rMirtA Gea Mark Clark advo- eated withdrawal from the U. .V. Cark testified before tut Sena.e nternal leeuntr labcom m i 1 1 e e Tueadar that he favored breakup dip.oBiaUe re.al:on wm niuiia and erzaniiic; the V. N. "againat toe Sonet Union." -I haren't had much reapeet for the United Nationa, the four stir general aid. Lommenunc oa uai, wurj w.3 the Senate: "I autgest that he (Clark) read fiat the U. N. hu aeeompinaed. 1 a'jppote wse ten command menu hare not accomplished what they were auppoied to accomplish. However, the tea commaodmenta. i tn World War II and postwar when ther are utiliied br peopi ' : imvI .oint. who live according :! the tpirit, prove to be ery va.u-1 able. i 'The trouble is not wi f meehani.m. Tr.t trouble ia wits those who attempt to operate tat mechanism." I Clark, now president of Tar Citadel, South Carolina military College, was critical of American policies in relation to we ouim $995. ONLY $995 'SO Chrysler Windsor 4-tdn. Vary CWea, lueUea CaaMw, Saa Cevan, Aataiahc Inmumit. iaa. Gave Tins, Heat. Ofiajaa Owear. Phone 3-8640 - " ' " " "" r l Peter Ccis on- leans on the arms of Providence as he squirrels his way Mrs. Elliott Expresses through congested traffic, has nothing but sheer fool's luck , For Remembrance to thanjc jf he avoids accident. ? Secretary of State Earl Xewbrv and his Traffic Safety ! EOSESUSC Xner h4;re Department now propose a far different plan than is used ' f11 " ' , T. . r .c j -i- 11. o ! tee ink ssenn to tee 2 wti in Mexico. It is the determination of the Secretary or ; u pirtie-iarii- pieaj-.ai it State that the motorist who won't drive safely can't drive : th cardj wi-fe lirsie oq sh.ai. on Oregon' highways. , cwrt''tli AssWaui iWw STiile in our opinion it behooves even- driver to ; luKer TJ'f: preceoe nis exposure on perilous nignways wim a prayer tneH who -emensbered me. I Br OOU.A5 UUtSEN HA frwH Caaraiamoiit gr u S(vjcLis N Coas!C a a pais wit fitrsu. jxn li?it jinr wucitir. I t-ii to iirt tn piss sae cx a exa jQ-urwic, hoOTer- iwraia autf il zi'i a cracx a: fUi a iscr. f iid so ewae jp w.Jt a TsLs cecpiialar wrMmtel scfld- a oc.&u;:ed w-.ui tee xc?m for divine protection, we believe a little assistance from the can t brn to say now m-jca I ber ef tee Niietal :iKoc-.4ai P-ji arm of law is to be sincerely welcomed. j ; , ... ., oa tke ocsuc tiroruai 4ee- Although our St. Chnstopher medal goes with us on , who e "j, rt Vj, a iea'ti-. 'i:na'J Jt jfc-e ex;ije. our trips, we don't want to overwork the Good Saint pulling i mate piea. "My" operation would ' rS """ te 1 to have a uniformed minion of the law assigned to the jobL& "' transcript if the fist Veeloa "ili lives of even-one. j i. ,!.. thrt , .Ji. fn-rA Coojresa held in ti. It's tee ooiy. cf picking up drivers who endanger the li' Re$pon$ibiUty Dmndd I ihro ' transcrit ci a session which is : OUX ELLIOTT j n'-Ml- The new rian for promoting tilelx on Oregon highways ' I TH-B c a piiRiicUBr pTaces the responsibility squarely on the individual driver, j CcTil j"rL .ILch St The driver who doesn't measure up to this responsibility ; f jl r,. aute u-n the record of any debate. Aid and who, through incompetent operation, causes an accident : III I lie 1QV S ilSViS a !ree-iaoce stenographer wt in which people) are killed or injured, is to have his license ! J!" ti! Tao rn a s to ttriw anMtdi. t tMnrwrwritw fl Mrhsm r. ! (Costumed from Page one) ! ti. pr.n.ec ana so-.a onet por- Easc:.y. Tcn, if he attempts to drive without a ucense, Lens of the verbatim record, lit ' took the remarks and debate doin th new program calls for an automatic jail sentence, pro- much faith in United Nations, but in a shorthand system which t v..fccg the cotrrta follow the request made bv the Secretary ! pe same rme cows gooa mere. , ;."f, 1 Instead of picking up our toys But toe full text of Loyd s short- . ... . ... i tie a spoiled child and going hand notes, in to volumes in tm i in uzis cooBiry we ereciea crosses at ine scene oi au . some, we d better maintain an poMession of the Library of Cov Il-Ji imo acctaents a&d collected monev at snnnes. tnei'P1 in to seep us mrorta- gress, bad never been transcribed, tasoey coaee&sion woald go a long way toward paying off ed" JVji BW'b'. frankirter cjr national debt and marker, wolld outnumber billboards. Ja V. y t?& iTS The new ret-tocgh Dolicv oatlined for Oregon, we believe. Lady Bouotsiul to tee rert of the vj! rh;v. may not produce revenne. but it will make a tremendous f or"1 .f 2.' -?epf oi'.,TrM ! U-- ' "hen the Republican N iarfnz of both Km and property. 1 1" 'tteot.alS i S.C?"f.m" :!" S,t?iEd KO01.11!,l 10 COm' Serv'iees Administration aad out aJ ngbt in tee end. : c, ,-,.,1. ornnfr rt,.-,!t . Mat Boyle I leooy RooMveat true is sua a, ,h, a . r. speak softly and earn I (v. " ' gd oce a s:z suck. Bace. Let's not Cy off the 1 XEW YORK Speaking of fashions. American women go into purdah: by don't ! ! THE COMMITTEES DELIGHT Personally, I have a sroaz con- at latcajig on to thj uciq-je b.: nction teat if we can manage to of patrocaje 15 for a vear'i u r m kc same wrjo wvn com wotk lumen to caairm arter a The term nurriah in MrvV.pm rrw:nrr. a rrirtarn 1 m'jnivn without letucsr a war of cou.e of moatn when t a- ZTf;? tr 1? "P" observation, i SEJvl: SUrie.'lS eo!.; L',OF 115 FOCTAESS. f.od . notes, or interested in JSJI iTfS'Al .TOSaf W?Va7 es to pro- .:.r:Ai-: Jr. Is see real, or is sae tt .cat a ours. nicely except fcr two Met "far; djM5 (.. !u4dn w-es aad boce tay ether by ys, and PersonaJT. I beUese it woad he w.at crceiic g n One more word on rie: He was his farm bul bar!e de- :naily someone from the com mittee called arctiret with ue statement: F-cd your own steaogripfcer for job, even if it s a Demo crat. a ttf. ig. at least a year Ml- ic 3IJU Sfr lr? , CJireiy in e secjte, wnere the W; thj green Lght Dr. Pail p or two. It woiixl g.e boh mti' "i5 io Aaserlcaa woaieo reals ' 31 42 13,1 00"T M Haier. doctor of ire NHPC, acd wotaea a rest frcra tee ner- '' : ke STre? Has aavi3y s Mains it (.or one reasoa or itt 0Jt IO refr:t Mxec.ne. proo tous wear aM tear of csasgisi' aairr seen one ia ears? They ; "iJfr J x setvators CM t vei. ib v becaie Dr. Haaaer travel ;a ferr.iaiM stiles. , ehatge so aadi that waea a h'-, trus resu... be sa.a a. h-.s derel.t fi.e;ej . ma b-o-. t. . . . . u knm -w. DeY conference: ,v.';r;L , I , dk-i.z,v7i- - v.j as a atdioii than we do a icte.-Baaoaa!. . P' W : Jv ivnvvr S apewrri' -iV.m T- tk J . a -Ke o. J.fir" r,r ' Who j- OM AND NOT AS A POUTI- cresses cs cf.icjw w o oftn a He cas t list her. fortw CAi VICTOR ler to pt be tare at a glance iff bijid. ah r. ; girl doesn't toew wt-e'.he on a skirt cr a m:mi,iw hi woxea'i ha rds it;t aci.Td Wouldn't H be better all arouoa a final irabecuuy in ' :.ie id.ci ATencaa woman lock a unin:-io-;k "-which matn a it. jeir vl'1 sacatioa froas a. I this fi at d her ci.r til been inawrt f,oef!e arxl went isro pi-- n oy a teirs .g.-teo roJer. spirit On the Chicazo Beard of Tr;e gram prices bPLTtTtD HIGHER biper. cattle ar?d siat-rh'.er laxns 1 Lea: pol;Lc-la. he lot on the its of a Mrs. Marn R. Tial-cg wio was aa ef.or.al assistant for tee C al.lcraia State Dept. cd F.daca- t-034 Mr. T.almg had made hersif the o.ly Us-.cg expert oa the Ll?d iysteas by iocat.ng a copr of a wn.cn zr tia wr.tten New York PAl.e U- iif Peek.sg et at i fe teroujh f.eady v higher and New York wTOje4e oieau neaoy to a .4 , . . Ho come? Tae teletype offers a word of WHEN D. HAM E It COWTACT EOher about tee opening je This sear tl-.r-i'.an n s.. '" :oi :n a b:t becreet. tjr raised a new ti wi-a h.s de. Ionian caxd feel mrtterwot anj c.sion that h e a -' r- 1.,.;- tiarroro'jji. Soe m loejer w-oid boys at heart, alter aii, azd thee- l-,.v 10 rrr bo-jt g.rdie. I: p.: explanation: tore s&ctiHt aavt a boyish s3oa-' awedff Sairdoes. thick: -A dro-jth rexed corn crnp es- T n- e ,. . ette. . ant.ej, boson unes. or pete.n . tiniate b the department of agrt-' 1 wo Omen rtnanziid A great yawp wet op that :''.- . cisilure aat Urgeiy reepoatibi for , Undtr New Camoaicn wou-d mean a deatpaa..! ol ir.e . A:! w-l r::Slt woxd ar.t prices on ail major com- vampaign bosom line, as if leis spe.led tra. trT -vf- Bjt r tee awdiuet . . . May corn opened SALEV Ta auuuih; edy. But it teere mirrors of je sojl. asd America actually more seede-i to--t:mr Amer.caa women it 11 a.gS eit cents h,?rer than the pre- drivers alrcadr hate 1 .earned none H.Ae the l km it n-rr.:f:e - c . . . . . J.- .1 . j. , . ... . ,s, . . . 1 .- ' - v-" --- - virvai. i l.iiu a uv-Tuiir.as.s o; me - r r.r- un more jov one oat . . . otea feminine bosom? r oquea? and truly fem.n:r.e thaa , tract jumped ten cents, t Since the sweater girls hoxed -rait;arkett of a Paris de-: mirsible limit." cat a decade or so azo. r 1-.. ' s-.tier. grown up a cuit of the boson :s ter.a aly ay gir! would be n-.ote that country that is as rjaicio-.s at it m unhealthr. The boin i. tT getting to be regarded as a tiaicii me.Tor nt tie isi.es aim.iary Amenran prodiict--like baieha.i. iF a iut K!a than she the hot dog, and the fee cream "f1 in ,E ?e:-i:o e wean ia eone, and mom's blaeberry p.? ttrr,t of fiha tdy. So much interest has been focused on Die feminine bosom that sooo the Rusiant will claim they ia- Twen'T-oine jeart aio in the ntI "L first fill year of fawliae tat in A man aever at too sure af V vc i. u,, ... tax revenue what be wat jetting when he mar i wu u & i:o compared with tl, r.ed, but today he it double ua- !. a.moally today. y been pe.-iai of &ate F.jrl n COn- T NewDTT'l new rimiuuH ,a toe ya- otre tragic accidenu. Ore dr.ver had his llcease s-i. t'"-4 ,'UT car hit aaother. j'.'rictlTe in a wa'k.nt be'-teet-! ; "'""" vi. .i.i uie oratr oc we secosd f it mjde her W.k I ke t r t.ti.u uaib vr pxi.n. IH ' '-""i orner too police PUS SICKNESS. for a stop s.ga. But it wouM be a rt-d rem- .A'Jr'"irilf'- ,ho rK edv, traffic r:o.a:ioB acd ! acci- aw w.-.o ra-1 fin i.ren.e saspeniied three tinsel, was lojnd by s-.ate police to be drivicg waile n 1 m w . .. . . . If it were, some tap w.j.M y a':r.g the licfae of aaotfler ner LET S PASS A L.tW AND H.WE aaotaer per- A DROLTH. He wat eatencd N days ia That wojld lead to more trouble. - jiii aid fined Forhinatey, ours to taake. the cb-vice aa't jiaiz a: t cit :. ace jot a 7art jeaie ef aceac ieas her at-fr i aai! -a J asva cow. reaary la j-t ic tilths sa wis a liale d-s-ba.'i wiaa. sm rs; saw the two owuatencs sarf vjL i wijcrg e: a ue iHit jir. -EjS wrrung is sis sfli t sa sa.'s. I se knj it Jcrjiicen. jiltj e systeas." Mrs. Tai-ii J auiie-ijed arid lilies Hke a s.i: .:eacuer. ST.e s cism7ierLT 'icifcr-! abojt be? a Ef -n.na; n a Eepjbicaa a t fT T j 7" 1 .ti T "ita?hii : ssiajds't even adaiit it." sae sa.'s, " bat aat't my party." Editorial Comment From The Oregon Press RAYMOND MOLE Y FINDS CRUEL EPITHET FOR MORSE Eugene Register-Guard Aiax McGork always says: "Leave it to the Ph. D.s to Eg ' ore out the refinements of cruel ty." Oregon's junior Senator Wayne ' L. Morse has had a great many j mean things said about him out ' it has remained for Raymond Mo ley, once an FDR braintruster : and long-time college prof, to give our Wayne the nastiest dig yet. In his syndicated "col 'urn'' Mo ley eats Morse a PANSOPH1ST! Moiey has gone through the Con ' gressional Record and has dis covered that between May 24 and i July 2 the Oregon Senator spoke ; on no !es than A3 different tub ! Jec'.s. ranging all the way from : Basque sheepherders, univertai copyrights, and atomic energy, to , McCar.ny. wire tapping, acd Tex ; as hiil country. Moiey remarks: 1 "My space here does not allow a corr.p.eie liiJing of the Morse aathoiogy of learning because said space is paid for by customers, cot taxpayers." And 'ji's he sustains his con clusion: "Some of his colleagues no doubt regard him as a piain nuis lance; o.ers as a dangerous raai i cal. and still others as a useful gaJfly. There must be some, how ever. io have come to appreci ate that they are privileged to tit in the same assexibly and to share the same air -conditioned it xohere wr.-Ji a renval 0 that prodigy of ancient aad medieval times, tie pinsopcist" As far back as the 5'h century B.C.. Plato and Arislopcanes were using the term "sopms;'" as a term of contempt for tboe teach ers of rhetoric aad poiiojopoy who "could make tee worse ap pear the better reason." The sopar.s' tys'.em was despised be cause they collected fees from taej students which "no geatie maa'' of tee times would do. But the paaopoi3'j to wtom Moiey refers cjd not come a-org uatii abovt the 14'h century A D. when the scaoiar Comenius proposed a ss'.eaa for ua.venal knowledge or for pretesse thereto. Moiey marvels at tht sire and variety of the Oregon Senator'! oc.pu'. although it is explainable :a part by the fact that Congress 11 pretty generous to ltsek' aad allowi a Senator about ViT bucks a year for secretarial and research help. Thj is not aa un mixed blessing. A few years ago More made a tery Wig apeeca on reclamation a.ii irr.jatioa "tt help Cordon " ' wno needed no help) over in Bend That demon for facu aad graaddaody of re clamiton. Bub Sawyer, dissected t-.e Miirse oritloa. parajrapa by pangrapo. aad seatace by sent ence. po:r,t og 0 it fact jai errors It isn t a.'e to be a pansophift evea w.th a lit of hewers. Ojt here in Ore-roo. we don't tse rJch b words, but a lot of peo ne have been ain for a wog time tiir.piy that Wayr taij too much. U LaoJc at afce aMVMwwVtf K0SEBUR& 114 N. ROSE DIAL 3-5574 SUTHEKLIN W. Central Ph. 2988 "Blast if I'll have to find somebody else. 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