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CURTIN ... Escaped Bombing R03ERT MocATEI AMERICAN Consul General Robert MacAtee (above), of Front Boyal, UUs Arab •xtrcml.to bombed the U. b. Consulata building In Jerusalem. Several window» were broken and the dining room *U damaged. Two employees In the building wero (International) »lightly hurl. PACT FOR PEACE By Mrs. Wendell Wilikie Two and a half years ago, when newsreels exposing the unbeliev able horrors of Nail concentration camps were shewn in theatres throughout the United States, a single thought cume into the minds of oil of ua—"Thia must never happen again!" We now have the opportunity to pul thia conviction into action by supporting the United Nations in its protests against such bar barism. The UN Secretarial has finished drafting the Convention for the Prevention and Punish- nmnt of Genocide, the deliberate wiping out ot a race or group of human being*. Under the terms of the Conven tion being considered by the General Assembly at Lake Suc- cuss. Individual countries would ba given the power to seize and punish any criminals guilty of genocide who are captured in their territory. An International Criminal Tribunal, similar to the Nuremberg Tribunal, may al»o be set up to punish flagrant cases ot the crime. There can be no question In our muX.» to tLivlti ne.d for this p<f,^ution of mlnori- >n infectjous dUeuac; short ^FV Luck Of the Irish By III DEE KANDALL NN mid Terry were It b seldom confined to a single group of victims. In Germany, Hitler did not stop with the per» s< cution ot the Jews. One by one, Catholics, Protestants, trade union- lets and all liberal Germans were suppressed by the Nazis. But here in America Wo have always felt the necessity for pro tecting the rights of minoritie» and for the strengthening of their basic human rights. Wendell Will- klu 1 think very aptly expressed this thought when he said: “fl has always impressed me young. Mr». Wendell Wilikte that, quite apart from any reasons of humanitarianism or juatica of any sentiment regarding the pro tection of the weak by the strong, it 1» only common sense to safe guard Jealously the rights of mi- noritire. For minorities are rich suets of a democracy, assets which no totalitarian government can afford. Dictatorships must, of ne cessity, tear and suppress them. But within the tolerance of a democracy, minorities are the con stant »pring of new ideas, stimu lating new thought and action, the constant source of naw vigor.” Wa cannot ail ord to let down now, even though the wartime pictures have faded somewhat from memory. Bather we must toll our representatives to give their immediate, full »upport to the passage and enforcement of the Convention to Outlaw Geno cide, and must encourage ethers to do likewise. Ten children from the Curtin school met Wednesday evening October 15th at the home of Mrs Irene Amii to take up Four H club work Those present were l-arry Ames, Jean Am»1*, Carol Clifton, Fred and Gene McnchearrR Hari HodRet. Tony Rayburn. Pule Dowdy. Bruce Newluu. and Larry Oatney They discussed what ani mal i nch was going to raise Min Amos told a few things aliout how to raise <'<«rtain animals Refresh ments of-cslw and ice en wn wcr«1 served to the group Th»’ next meeting wa» scheduled lor Octo ber 22. Mr. and Mr». Haymond Spin- harney and daughter lei* Sunday for Little Rock. Arkanaas because of the serious illness of her mother there. BiUy Ontmy » ill wHh pneu monia. a n »1 < onsequent ly abaent from school. The dam at the Quinlan lumber mill has washed out. The Peronto car, which was sideswiped by another car I»»’ above Medinc’s on Highway 9A wax quite bailly damaged The other car didn't stop although Mr. Peronto has a partial description of it. A business meeting of the School Booster» club was held last Thursday evening at the whtxd house. Plans were completed for the carnival which was postponed unt il November M. Chairmen of the various committees are: baked goods, Mr». Grace Goins; cider and doughnuts, Mrs. Helen Suiter, fish pond, Mr». Maxim- Thompson; can»ly and popcorn, school iprts; fortune telling, Mrs Irena Ames: dart Ixxith, Levings; bingo, Eldon Thomiison^nncy^woiJ^J^ AS would be the bast way. He ‘Torry, young follow. but we're : t pinned the whole thing stealth- taking anyone on.” ily. He knew he was a coward. But Buck home evenings with Ann looked whiter as they lay arm In, he had to do it. He couldn't bear to though, ho was optimistic. 'T’ve got arm on the fresh green grass. see Ann go on this way any longer. a good prospect tomorrow," he "Just think." »aid Ann. "Tomor would say. and Ann's answer in row at this Ume I’ll be Mrs. Ter-1 variably would be. rence Patrick O'Halloran." "Sure and the (J'Hallorans were "Ftun't u aery Terry. We'i e ¡till got always lucky," Terry exclaimed, o little money in the oorth." mimicking his grandfather. Tsrry thought to himself, how After the wedding It ,w»i gfnnd fun going together to the little white tltlte II was. frame house» A NN tried to keep her worries they had se s* from him too. She didn't tell lected. Most of him that there was going to be an *Mimite their savings other baby, until it was impossible had gone into to keep l| a secret uny longer. Fiction the inod«»Uy H«- took her In his arms "Ann furnished little darling, it's wonderful." But he horn«- Theirs. place. But It was couldn't keep the note of despair Then Marianne was born A sweet out of his voice as he said, "if it's a pals baby but so delicate. ¡1 took a boy. 1 hope he t a belter success great deal of skimping to meet all than I am." Their money dwindled down to the expenses. They lived simply and Ann knew nothing Debts plied high. They lost how to get the most out of every their little home. They moved to a smelly, dank thing.' Right pi the middle of thi* eco- | tenement. But they weren't discour nnmlcal but ecstatic heaven of aged yek The future surely held something good for them theirs a thunderbolt crarhcd. But Terry gradually declined; Terry lost his Job. laved to wake up. pulled himself Into a «hell. Ann waa But youth 1» not easily dlscour- and kind. Terry mlsunder- sweet The $1.809 insurance would mean sged Terry set out to find soother Job He wat Mger to work Ho was stood He thought she grieved He Ann could go to a hospital when the, brooded. There was only the one baby was born. After that ... he sure to find something better. way out. Suicide It would look like couldn't think of any rpore. His enthu»lu«m wavered however an accident. His opportunity came quicker lifter several week«. Too many. than he had expected That night Ann said the was going for a walk in the fresh air. She kissed him goodbye, then went out. telling him to take care of Marianne, ’’i n take a nap," he »aid. "my head aches.” Alone, he went to the kitchen. Turned on the gas. Then laid down exhausted. He dozed off. He didn't know bow soon after, but it seemed like an eternity, Ann w»f gently stroking his head. It was the way he loved to wake up in the morning. It all seemed so unreal Ann was excitedly waving a paper in front ot him. "It's from your firm. They Ph 8» 811 Main St want you bock. Tilings are picking up. You'll take old Jim Blake'» place And there'll be a $10 raise." Now Terry wa» sure he wat dreaming "The gat ...” he said. A They were In love. That's why ' th. sky looked bluer, the clouds rrr: hull Imoth. xhool hoys; mys tery house. fan» Goin». Mrs. Maxine Thompson left Tuesday ••veiling and returned Sunday evening from Klamath Falla where »he visited her hus- bapd and other friends Patty and Kgye .Thompton stayed at the El- don Thornixam home during their mother’ll absence. Time to Play Nymphoar While »aw symphony orchestra may perform a symphony in 40 min utes, ethers will take as long as 70 mlsuta* for the same one. It all depends upon the condaetor. ---------------------------------- — Nails Sleeping Bags I'Md Hoose Hale Used houses account for three fourths of the annual residential tlx United States. en eral Tire Retreading and Repairing Hardware MODERN' I P TO DATE EQUIPMENT Graber Gettys L McKenzie Texaco Service Station ; SKI THESE NEW WATCH BANOS Phone 21 737 Main 5th and Washington, — Lay Away for Christmas Day » ' • ¡J f * ft* Join Our Community Lay-A- Way Club Now G 3 Thon., OeL M In mt. Jared Elliott. GuiMord. Cenn., in partnership with Gover nor Bulkley of that state and a Mr. Livingston mt New York started a small blast turnace at old Salis bury. Chareoal for the furnace was procured from the neighbaring woodlands »nd it is recorded that only the large trees were eu», the small growth being left for succeed- crop« «• ». Fay as little as 50c down and a little each month. 0 Xmas rolls around your Gift will be all ready for you beautifully wrapped FREE. FAST HEAT - NOT WEIGHT PACER Does the work in this new MAT MAGIC HEW WII51-C0ME0RTING KREISLER "DOKEFLEX" EXPANSION WAKH BAND EOR RIN . . It’» richer, chunkier, more expenMve tookang! With KREISLER quality stainleM back. Low priced at Fully Automatic Electric Iron. MEN'S« LADIES MECO Automa»’« OUTSTANDING SfRVKE thru all Oregon,Washington and California—also throughout the entire nation in fine new buses! WITH Sparkling Ice TRAILWAVS "Oh. how <H2 you tnowf" qnet- tinned Ann. "I duln'l um I to tell you Smart 10« «alerei Sued caia . . . d»p»«d- abla 1 S jewal It bring» « new thrill to your record lis tening pleamire The greatest advance in high fidelity repro duction. Banishes row. wrrt rrtlly frry polite u oiling unlU of ter topper time." "Yes," said Terry, "the O'Hal- •lotans were always lucky." A THICK TUMBLER DOES NOT STAND HOT . water BETTER THAN A T hin . ONE ' Surprising an that may «eem, it ia hardly more so than the fact that many out-of-town folks who have visited this store have complimented us ooon its lieing even suioerior to larger stores in other cities. And We Can Prove It. M & S AUTO SERVICE Free Pick Up & Delivery W' Floyd Mead J$Mi. No. on Hi.99 Ralph Schultz Phone 180 1 "t»ik-l»ck" or other disturbing noises. Reveal» hidden tone beauty even m your Milk Saves Teeth Indications arc that milk contains a dietary factor which helps pre- vsnt dental decay, specialists at University of Wisconsin report. Now It has been discovered that few cavities develop even when min eralized milk is supplemented with ' as much as 10 per cent sugar, o» glucose, so as to provide nearly 50 per cent of the dry matter in the form of fermentable sugar. The tests at Wiiconsin indicate that milk contains a specific anticaries factor, »lUuHigh such a factor has not yet jceti idimtined. played record». Pure glitter, High fashion accen« tuating a frock or suit. Imported A MMONSTRANON TOMYI O m of (be World’» Greet Wafchti Famous » 52 Countri" Chechoslovakian rh i net to»*— ablaze with cold fire and fash ioned into chatelaines, bracelet», pins and clips. 1 e THf YAUfY FO»CC CvorantoW tSttifnol. worw Illgh Price of Timber The market value of the 588.520.« MX» board feet of timber eut out of the national forests the past year was SS.84d.dt5. an all-time high. The average price paid by bidders for this type of timber rose to the rec« rod peak of $4 81 per thousand board feet, highest average price the for est service ever received and ¡2 per cent higher than the previoua year. Although demand for saw umber is unprecedented, sound fot- est management on a sustainrd- yield basis is gaining ground. 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