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Hale Philosophy
Claimed Instilled
By Comic Books
Long Beach, Calif. U.R
American parents are rearing
their children from infancy to
. a philosophy of hate and murder
C-ihrough comic books, the na-
Qional convention of the Wom
an's Christian Temperance Un
ion was told today.
Mrs. Marie L. Caylor, Chicago
id some 90,000,000 books are
sold throughout the nation each
month, and that these books
. "are passed around from child to
. child the country over."
Mrs. Caylor is chairman of the
Action Committee on Comic
( Eooks of the Chicago region of
the Illinois Congress of Parents
. (Snd Teachers and organization
(ghairman of the Chicago Cit
izens Committee for better Juve-
nile Literature.
Short Courses in Murder
"Many of them (comic books)
ffer short courses in murder,
mayhem, robbery, cannibalism
nd almost every form of crime
and degeneracy known." Mrs.
Caylor said.
She said several risychologists
Jjlame comics for a large part of
(juvenile crime.
Meanwnue, tne vvuxu con-
(sfentioi:- took issue with the serv
ing of alcoholic drinks aboard
transcontinental passenger
planes.
1 Mrs. C. V. Biddle, Knoxville,
'Tenn., chairman of the Resolu
tions Committee, said at the con
vention yesterday that a resolu
was being prepared con
(cjemning the practice.
Cape Cod Hotel Owner 'Burned'
At Florida for Hurricane Jitters
Friday, August 26, 1955
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIV
Oregon Experimental
Forest Dedicated
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Black Rock U.R) The
George T. Gerlinger State Ex
perimental Forest was dedicat
ed here yesterday as a memorial
to the "father of Oregon's forest
program."
The forest includes 1000 acres
of young Douglas fir trees in
western Polk county. It was
dedicated in memory of the late
George T. Gerlinger who was a
member of the State Board "of
Forestry for 30 years and who
tookoleadership in development
of many of Oregon's progressive
forestry practices.
His widow, Irene Hazard Ger
linger, as present at the dedi
cation ceremonies.
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Mail Tribune Correspondent
Cape Cod, Mass. A bad
case of hurricane jitters plague
this famous New England re
sort a condition which Cape
Cod's chamber of commerce pres
ident would cheerfully strangle
the Miami Weather Bureau for
creating in the minds of tourists
up this way.
Capt. John R. Peterson, who
owns two fine resort hotels here
and once wrestled profession
ally up and down the Pacific
Coast, will take his chances with
storms blowing in off the At
lantic. But he is plenty burned
up at the weather forecasters in
Florida for giving everyone up
here the hurricane jitters.
Capt. Peterson is firmly con
vinced the Miami Weather Bur
eau is in cahoots with the com
petitive Florida resorts to scare
the wits out of vacationers in
every resort on the eastern sea
board north of Florida, especial
ly Cape Cod, New England's fin
est. Sitting in the lobby of one of
the captain's hotels during the
recent hurricane seige helps ex
plain his attitude. The television
set in the corner of the lobby
has the attention of the gather
ed guests.
"Here is a bulletin from the
Miami Weather Bureau," breaks
in the eager announcer, as
though he were about to an
nounce the bombing of Pearl
Harbor. A hush settles over the
lobby, the guests lean forward.
Miami, the announcer discloses,
has discovered another hurri
cane several hundred miles from
the mainland moving at 7 miles
an hour.
A storm that far from the U.S.,
moving at that speed, is good
for hourly bulletins for days
plenty of time, Capt. Peterson
has observed, to allow it to be
come the most exciting conver
sation piece on Cape Cod and
start the big debate every tour
ist has with himself "shall we
batten down the hatches or start
packing?"
The hurricane theme is quickly
picked up by the corps of colleg
iate waitresses and bellhops that
staff your hotel. They need little
prompting to tell of their exper
iences in last year's big blow
bailing water out the front din
ing room windows between serv
ing guests their dinner, seeing
water slosh in the front and
right out the back doors of the
nearby beachfront hotel, watch
ing the porch furniture float
away across a driveway of flood
ed automobiles.
That night the Boston news
papers trucked into Cape Cod
fairly scream for the vacationer's
attention with . black, gloomy
POV.ZR C." A RAGING STREAM Two National Guards
men (foreground) view the results of Mother Nature's
rampage through Southbridge, Mass. Here a six-tenement
house lies at a crazy angle after having been slammed up
against a bridge by the now peaceful stream (left rear)
during last week's floods.
headlines about "Connie" and
"Diane." As another weather bul- j
letin is read by the TV announc-1
er, a hotel manager dashes into j
the midst of the guests in the ;
lobby to declare, "Don't pay any ',
attention to that, folks, it's just j
propaganda put out by Calif
ornia!" But the exodus has started.
Capt. Peterson points out that
only four hurricanes have ever
hit Cape Cod down through the
years.
"We've always had line squalls
from time to time," he said, "but
nobody ever got particularly ex
cited about them. Now the Mi
ami Bureau gets everyone excit
ed by calling everything a hur
ricane. The people hear these
reports and they start to scram
out of here."
There are a few stark remind
ers of the power of a hurricane
still standing on the Cape Cod
beach. They are what is left of
houses built dangerously close
to the surf, where they had a
commanding view of the sea
but also where an angered sea
had a clear shot at them.
To the visitors who hears of
hurricane warnings being post
ed up and down the coast, the
twisted wreckage of demolished
residence here seem to carry
more persuasion than Capt. Pet
erson's confidence that the cape
will be spared.
And so, they scram out of
here. In the end they learned
that the captain was right, that
Connie and Diane did spare the
cape. But the net of it is the
same to Capt. Peterson and oth
er owners of resort establish
ments here the Florida fore
casters have put another big
dent in the tourist season of one
of New England's finest resorts.
Khrushchev Advises
On Farming Methods
London (U.R) Soviet Com
munist Party Boss Nikita Khru
shchev visited a collective farm
in- Romania and "gave much
valuable advice on methods" of
growing corn, Radio Moscow
said today.
"The members of the farm
warmly thanked Comrade
Khrushchev for his advice and
said that they would definitely
increase their sowing of maize
corn," the broadcast said.
There is more feed value in
native grasses cut early.
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