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MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ. Or. A Sunday, Feb. T 4, 1960 Dr. Judd Discusses Problems Off EfepubDican Party, Nation By JOE CROWLEY Mail Tribune Staff Writer Dr. Walter Judd, Republi can congressman from Minne sota, laid the problems of the nation, world and Republican party on the operating table during Friday's luncheon meeting of the Abraham Lin coln club here, diagnosed them and recommended cures and treatment. Speaking before approxi mately 300 persons, both Democrats and Republicans, jammed into the Jackson hotel dining room, Dr. Judd moved from his problem di section, figuratively grabbed Abraham Lincoln's rail-split-ting ax and hacked away at "misconceptions" of the Re publican party. These, he in dicated, were fostered by the Democrats. Noting that Friday was the 151st anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birthday, Dr. Judd remarked that the American Civil' War president wore out his heart trying to solve the nation's problems. He realized that the nation could not exist half slave and half free. Faced With Problem "Today we are faced with the same problem, only now it isn't a question of chattel slavery but one of human slavery," the congressman said, jabbing at Russia. "There are 900 million people now m slavery. The Republican par ty must provide the leader ship to solve the problem. "We have the uneasy feel ing that Korea now half slave ana half free will not remain so indefinitely. It will be eith er all slave or all free," Judd emphasized. "The same ap plies to China, Germany and this planet. If this world does not become all free we may see the United States over come by the Communists within our lifetime!" The congressman took broad swipes at proposals for trade with Red China, a proposal fostered by Congressman Charles Porter (D-Ore.). Communists are not capi talists so they cannot conduct trade as a capitalist United States thinks of it, he said, adding that trading with the Red Chinese would be the same thing as the exportation of scrap iron to Japan which used it for conquest. The doctor noted he had picked much of this same scrap iron out of the bodies of Chinese men, women and children when he was a medi cal missionary during the China-Japan war. One such piece was clearly stamped made in Erie, Pa., he said. Asks Question "Why should we recognize Communist China, strengthen her through trade and thus weaken the position of our friends?" the congressman queried. "The C o m m u nists have bragged that when it comes time to hang the West the Communists will use the cupidity of the capitalists to get them to bid on the rope. "People say how can we deal with the Chinese Com munists unless we recognize them and allow them in the United Nations? How are we going to deal with 'em once they are in?" the slight little doctor said with a toss of his arms Heavenward. "It's like the woman who marries the brute to reform him. Once married she loses her bargain ing power." "Then people say if we shouldn't permit Red 'China in why not kick the Russians out? They haven't read the UN charter. Under the char ter, they have the power of veto on this proposal." "You can't get into the University of Oregon, where Gold Hill Library Lists Developments Gold Hill - Mrs. Jewel Routh, local librarian, an nounced that residents of this area have a new privilege. She said persons borrowing books from the Public Li brary of Medford and Jackson county may now return them to the branch library here in stead of taking them back to Medford, if they wish. She stated that more boos and magazines are available, including paperback books for the first time. Omar Bacon, head librar ian at the Medford library, Miss Joyce Marlon or Mrs. June Dick visit the Gold Hill library each Friday, Mrs. Routh said. Special requests for books are taken care of promptly, she added. The library is open two afternoons and evenings each week, Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Ocean-going tankers can load petroleum products at the rate of 40,000 barrels an hour. - I'll speak tonight, unless you qualify. Why should the Chi nese Communists be allowed in the UN unless they qualify by proving they will further the peaceful aims of the UN?" The people of India received the shock treatment on Red China's aims, the physician congressman remarked. The Indians fear what the United States will not do and what the Reds will do. Recognizing Red China and allowing it to establish embassies in the United States will allow them to maintain centers for in trigue, espionage and sabotage in this country, Congressman Judd argued. 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Moving on to national and party problems, Dr. Judd de clared, "Politics determines government and government is the most powerful force in your life. It determines what happens to your children, business and freedoms." He urged everyone to ac tively work in politics "since no work is more important, not even your own business." Limited government, as fa vored by the Republicans, must be practiced. This, he explained, is "irom the bot tom up" government as set forth in the U.S. Constitution. "As Abraham Lincoln knew, government of and by the people will be for the people," the congressman declared. The Bill of Rights being flrW tllfM - ' SHAGBARK i Wss ix&rwmm" taught to high school students with a liberal viewpoint was founded by Alexander Ham ilton, a conservative. They provide fr equal opportuni ties, not for equal rewards, the congressman pointed out. 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