Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 02, 1961, Image 5

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    Poets' Corner
' i Conduct! by ' i
Arnold Eugene Jenny
The Triumphant Chrut - ,
Christ knew the searing (glance of men's contempt, . '
The angry, scowling aces of the mob; .
He stood as one disinterested, exempt i
From fear, but in His breast He crushed a sob.,
'.He understood men's hearts made vile ,;
; With galling jealousy and blackest hate; r '
- He understood that in a little while - a , ,
'. ' r . His death for them would open heaven's gate.
Hiii calm, nure face revnnleH th hfrirlon nntu.
: That lies beyond the things that men can kill, . 1
r And three days later at earth's darkest hour
Arose as victor over death and hell. .
' And shall I think my trial more severe
j,- . Who also have but one
In God's great strength I, too,
And "in my flesh shall I
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! Easter is a Blossom which springtime soon must open;
; v . It's Nature's guarded secret whioh every year is broken.
! Easter Is a Bonnet, woman's rime without a reason; .
r It's a messenger of sunshine to accentuate the season.
! Easter is a Memory of church-bells ringing loud,
, ' Of happy, smiling faces and heads in prayer bowed.
'"; ':''!,.'. ; .- ' .: .. ' George Dlstell
:-. ;:: "'i'1 . ; , . .....).,;. ...Medford:
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Song of April i
Cold is the water and white is the foam
'" Lacing the rocks at dawn;
' Cold is the water and white is the foam,
: Misty the morn in the meadow and gloam
' When April saunters on. , ,'i
) White are the Miliums that brighten the glade,
snining amia tne gloom;
i White are the triliums that brighten the glade,
f .. .. Lovely enchantment of shadow and shade v
Born of a wlntery tomb. '
: Gold Is the sunshine and brilliant the rain,. . ' -;
' Jewels of cloud and sky;
Gold is the sunshine and brilliant the rain, . , -
. April's a daughter of pleasure and pain
t Sister and kin am I.
.". , ' Iva N. Hoffman,
',- , ,. Prospect: Oregon
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Good Friday '
Mother of Jesus, standing there,
Hands tight-clasped in agonized prayer; .
Mother of Jesus, dost thou see
s 7 - Thy Son, the Christ, gazing down on thee?
Mother of Jesus, lift thine eyes; '
Thy Son, the Christ, so bravsly dies:
Mother of Jesus, His love for thee
, .: Is deeper than the deepest sea. . . . .
. t Mother of Jesus, how sharp the dart
That penetrates thy broken heart. - (
Mother of Jesus, He came to save
. All broken hearts. Be Brave. Be Brave.
.- r . " , Eric O. Robathan
,, - ' ' Medford
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, The Lord Turned. And Looked Upon Petw" '
The Savior looked on Peter. Ay, no word,
'No gesture of reproach! the heavens serene,
Thoush heavy With armed lustlce. did not lean
'' Their thunders that way I the forsaken Lord
"' Looked only on the traitor. None record 1 !
'" What, that look was, none guess: for those who have seen
'Wronged lovers loving through a death-pang keen,
''. ' Or pale-cheeked martyrs smiling to a sword, ' : :
; Have missed Jehovah at the judgment-call.
'' And Peter, from the height of blasphemy-"
'. "I never knew this man" - did quail and fall,
" As knowing straight that God - and turned free
And went out speechless from the face of all,
And filled the silence, weeping bitterly.
; Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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k Recognition " '
When Christ went up to Calvary, "
His crown upon His head,
Each tree unto Its fellow-tree '
In awful silence said:
'. "Behold the Gardener is He !:
Of Eden and Gethsemanel" "
' John B. Tabb
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. In Praise of Rime s'
The waves come rushing to the waiting shore,
In ceaseless pounding at a rhythmic pace;
Each breaking splash sounds like the one before
As one by one the waves complete their race.
" But still we see distinction in detail:
Some struggle further and more loudly crash
As unrelentingly the rocks they flail,
And as they strike, their foaming fangs they flash.
- But lesser ripples on the sloping sand
Just kiss each pebble warming in the sun,
" Then softly slipping down the moistened strand,
Anon they lose themselves, their course is run.
y
' The charging breakers sounding on the beach,
Each wavelet, noiseless in its shy advance,
The welcome rimes of Nature plainly teach,
The charms of Nature's art indeed enhance.
Chill Shadow
". To the Editor: That gold is
where you find it, is as true
' today as it was to the old-time
'"' mining man. It also has wide
. variety of v interpretations.
Like the second Medford
businessman who took time
. ; out to compliment me on my
, publicity condemned defense
of the branded, fined and
jailed electrical officials.
Understandably, the Med-
ford businessmen do not want
-.to be identified, though both
. mentioned names of the elec
trical men they claimed to
know, speaking of them as
men above average in civic
. affairs and concern for their
fellow men. To my way of
thinking, such men had to be
. Just that. For they were the
ones who consented to be the
goats in being branded as
- common criminals, fined,
Jailed and put on probation
- of good behavior. This mind
- you, that their fellow officials
could escape popular public
eomdemnation.
Just what was the "sin" of
these men representing their
companies? As told to me,
and verifying ' my own rea
soning, they met in secret
agreement with other electri
cal executives to agree on a
base rate below which they
would not go in bidding on
. government and other coh
: tracts. Why? Just plain grim
survival as a going concern,
brief life to give?
will 'persevere
see God," and live.
Mildred Allen Jeffery
Medford
.
Robert Krposdrna
Tacoma. Washington
which a growing number of
industrial firms have failed to
do, proven by the sharply
rising rate of bankurptcies.
My friends agreed with
me in principle, that it was
ridiculous to think that In this
day of fiercest competition;
r nHn.m jt amir lrtnrl fit tnanil.
facturers could secretly agree
to an out-of-line rise in con
tract bidding prices. How Joy
ful competitors would rise to
such a challenge, foreign es
pecially. Reported In the March 27
U.S. News and World Report,
page 119, left column, "Ten
years ago, in 1950, corporate
profits were r-.ore than 9 per
cent of national income. By
I960 they had been squeezed
down by more than one third
to only about 5V4 per cent of
national Income. t
..-". . . While hourly wage
rates have gone up 52 per
cent In a 10 year period."
, All in all, this so called
trial in a U.S. District court
casts a chill shadow that is
difficult to put into words,
as it can be felt better than
emplained. Barging in on us
so suddenly, call it commu
nism, antl-Wall-streetism, big
busipessism or any other
"ism," we do have a standard
of living next to none, thanks
to Industries that do survive.
F. J. Clifford
Route 2, Box 200Fjthan the East Germans, the
Central Point, Ore. I Poles, and the Hungarians
Communications
Letters to the Editor must bear the name and address of the writer, although under
certain circumstances the use of a pen name or initial for publication is permissible.
The Mall Tribune reserves the right to edit all letters with a view to clarification and
condensation. Letters submitted for publication must not exceed 400 words. The letters
printed in this column do not necessarily represent the views of the paper) in fact the
contrary is often the case.
Love and Tolerance
. To the Editor: In response
to my suggestion for a "Let's
Appreciate - No Complaint"
week during Easter, my desk
is flooded with mall, about 70
per cent approval and enthus
iastic on the idea.
It is heartwarming to real
ize most people prefer to be
loving and tolerant, rather
than" critical of his fellow
man. It there is anything this
world is seriously in need of,
it's "Love and Tolerance."
- I can't think of a better
time to express these two es
sentials than right now, and
Incidentally, those . feelings
are very contagious. Who
knows how far it might
spread, and what good accom
plished, if we here In the
most beautiful spot in the na
tion would "sow the seeds"
of the example set before us
by the only "perfect" Man
there ever will be. :
. Let's show our faith, and
appreciation of His sacrifice
by our own conduct, in ap
preciation, tolerance, and gen
uine love of our fellow man,
regardless of race or religion.
All humanity Is approximate
ly 90 per cent decent and
good, if we restrain our
pompous" ideas of Judging
him, and replace that with
the warmth of human kind
ness he so needs.
Let's take this Easter week
to throw out the "self ego"
in our natures, the urge to
convince others only WE have
the best way to do things.
Let's thaw that "iceberg" we
call our hearts, and let the
basic good In the most of us
flow out' to others who feel
lonely and confused.
We may (discover a new re
spect for ourselves, even,
certainly greater happiness.
Each of us could fill a book
with our blessings.
Let s share them.
And now, to the staff of
the Mail Tribune, I would say
thank you for your fine
paper, for your tolerance In
reading and editing our badly
written letters, our com
plaints, and gripes. .
For a thousand good friends
and neighbors in this area,
and for the privilege of living
among them - all these things
and more I do sincerely ap
preciate. A very Happy Easter to all
Mary Williams
. Orr dr.
Central Point, Ore.
' P.S. - To all those who sent
questions, and , suffered to
know, the "above" is your
answer. To the 90 per cent
who sent warm, friendly let
ters and lovely cards, I am
extremely grateful.
The Hot Gorge Rites
To the Editor: If the law
less, unconstitutional behav
ior of Chief Justice Earl War
ren and his concurring col
leagues, as they make a mock
ery of our Supreme Court,
brings the hot gorge up in
your throat, you are in
learned and distinguished
company. For the brazen,
criminal, pro-Red rulings of
this Court has brought down
the wrath and the castigating
condemnation of scores of our
Congressmen, and practically
all of our State Supreme
Court Justices.
Furthermore, the American
Bar Association, representing
200,000 American attorneys
and judges with the best legal
brains of the nation, has listed
20 Decisions of the Warren
Court, over a period of just
two years, which are aiding
and abetting the Communist
Conspiracy in America.
Now, get a good grip on
yourself and read the follow
ing slowly. On Feb. 19-21,
25-28 and Mar. 3, 4, 1958, in
a hearing before our Internal
Security Subcommittee, the
SPX Research Associates pre
sented overwhelming, docu
mented evidence which brand
ed the Warren Court as prob
ably the most Important in
strument of the Communist
Conspiracy in their program
Conquest. This Re-
port was suppressed. The gen
eral public never got to read
It.
, There are now approxi
mately three dozen major,
"Red" Decisions of this Court
which are giving vast, untold
"aid and contort" to our mor
tal enemy, the Communist
Conspiracy, in this country
decisions that have torn gap
ing holes in our precious Con
stitution; that have reinstated
fired Communists in teaching
jobs in our schools, and in
sensitive Government jobs,
WITH BACK PAY; that have
left sovereign States helpless
in the face of subversion and
treason; that have freed con
victed traitors; hamstrung our
Congressional Comm 1 1 1 e e s;
and handcuffed our FBI; that
have struck down practically
every bulwark this Nation has
raised between America and
the Great Red Conspiracy.
If we, the American people,
take this laying down, we
don't deserve the free Amer
ica we are now living in. We
don't deserve anything better
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
are now getting under their
cruel masters, including ter
ror of Secret Ponce, slave
labor camps, and ' execution
squads.
If you think "Justice" War-
ren should be impeached be
fore he utterly destroys our
American' way of life, then
PLEASE, for the love of hu
manity, write our Congress
man, Edwin R. Durno, House
Office Building, Washington,
D.C., and tell him so, not just
once, but again and again.
L, C. Powell
, , , 316 S.E. Eighth st.
, Grants Pass, Ore.
The Perfect Switch
To the Editor: With the an
nouncement from Los Angeles
by Eason Monroe that, "The
Amerioan Civil Liberties Un
ion opposes .the investigation
of the John Birch Society by
either the congress or the
legislature of the state of Call-fornia"-here
is the perfect
switch, for the John Birch
Society has pointed the finger
of unpatriotic action' at the
ACLU for some time. It finds
the accused coming to the
defense of the prosecutor..,
It is understandable why
the ACLU doesn't want the
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American people to know that
there is an organization
strong enough to back up the
expression of Patrick Henry
when he said "give me lib
erty or give me death," for
this Is what the members of
the John Birch society be
lieve. '
We welcome an investiga
tion. The public should kniw
what is back of all this c&sti
gation of the John BircU so-ciety-they
most emphatically
oppose the record cf Earl
Warren, our .Supreme Court
chief justice, for he has voted
93 per cent of the time for
Communist causes. Thli rec
ord is available for anyone
who will take the trouble to
inform himself. This opposi
tion is being felt and thus
the attempt to slander and
smear a group of patriotic
Americans.
Warren Gutches
6119 Crater Lake Hwy.
Medford.
Temperance Films
. To the Editor: It isn't often
that you can take a trip down
through the air passages into
the lungs, and see what goes
on down there as a person
breathes, particularly as that
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person smokes a cigarette.
This is what you can do,
however, in' the brand new
film, "Time Pulls the Trig
ger." This film, excellent for
educational purposes, com
bines action that is partly live
and partly animated. By
means of a cartoon sequence
the effect of smoking on the
lungs and the blood circula
tion is made unusually clear
and graphic.
The impact of this full col
or film is tremendous and un
forgettable. The message of "Time Pulls
the Trigger," is accurate, med
ically and scientifically, yet
the story is told in a popular
way easily followed by all,
young and old.
This new film, along with
another brand new one, are
beL-g given several free show
ings here in- the valley this
week end. The other new film
Is titled, "5-7:30." This one
really appeals to teen-agers
and shows the actual results
of America's cocktail time,
from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
There will be a final free
showing Sunday, April 1, at
the Ashland Assembly of God
church. These two films will
highlight the regular Sunday
evening service. The Amer
ican Temperance Society is
promoting these worthwhile
films. The writer of this let
ter has viewed them both. I
can. assure everyone they'll
never regret the time spent In
viewing them. . '
Henry Johnson, Jr.
2315 Highway 66
Ashland, Ore.
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The Mimimum Wage Vote
To the Editor: Much has ap
peared in your paper recently
criticizing Representa
tive Durno for his
vote
against the administration's
minimum wage law. Mr. Nor
ton of Phoenix and Mr.
Straub of Eugene have gone
so far as to suggest that single
handedly. Representative
Durno has stopped the Ken
nedy administration from the
accomplishment of its pur
pose in this field.
The current House is com
posed of 261 Democrats and
176 Republicans. Here in the
Fourth District we should be
proud indeed of a freshman
congressman who can over
come an overwhelming ma
jority of opposition arrayed
against him and work his will
upon the nation.
This, of course, is foolish
ness. Almost as foolish as the
attempt to legislate wage
levels. The whole history of
human freedom has been the
struggle against governmen
tal power. When the children
of Israel spoke , to ' Samuel
saying "Give us a King to
rule us," this wise man
warned them of the disastrous
effects of unlimited govern
mental power. From that day
to this the lesson of history
is clear. Freedom, security,
prosperity are matters of in
dividual attainment, not gov
ernmental edict.
Speaking directly to the
point, the minimum wage
law in and of itself is not a
guarantee of prosperity and
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1961
petent, thinking people are of
the opinion that such a law
would create unemployment
and distress amone that eroun
1 ot People whose productivity
is not worm $l.Z3 per hour.
For people in this group the
true way to prosperity is the
Improvement of their own
dollar value. This is a per
sonal matter, not a govern
mental one. To deny that this
can be and should be done by
the individual is to deny the
dignity and worth of man.
Dick House
711 East Main st.
Medford
Fear Not Death
To the Editor: In regard to
a communication by Mr. Da
vid Frisch, who seems to be
somewhat concerned about
heaven being over-crowded.
What, know you not sir,
that you and all this multi
tude were sons of God in
heaven, for is it not recorded
in the Bible when the Lord
said to Job "when all the
sons of God jump with joy,''
he spoke here of a thing that
was, but is not now? And
Satan being great in glory,
took glory tj himself, and he
bad many followers, and he
sought to overthrow the Fa
ther and be as the most high
God. And there was war in
heaven, Michael and his an
gels fought against Satan and
his angels, and Satan prevail
ed not; neither was their place
found any more In heaven.
But Satan and his angels find
ing fault with all the angels
of hesven, "except Jesus,"
and this is why It it said of
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Jesus that he is the "only be
gotten son of the Father," and
Satan said If you bring 'us
into judgment, bring them
also, for he that sinneth one
sin is as guilty as he that
sinneth all sins. And thiough
our sins we lost the right to
be sons of God. And the Fa
ther said to Jesus, "I give you
the heathen for an Inherit-,
ance."
And thereby he made the
heaven and earth that we
know, and put us here in our
appointed times in the flesh
without knowledge of former
things, and . Jesus himself
came and sinned not in the
flesh, and this is why the
F-ther said this day I have
begotten thee again. For he
sinned not either in heaven
or earth, and he laid down
his life tor our sins, that who
soever believeth in him shall
not perish but have everlast
ing life, who so ever loveth
or feareth the Father will be
lieve in him. And those who
do not, their lord cometh In
this generation, and It is he
who the Lord spoke of when
he said "I have come in my
Fathers name, me you will
not believe but he that cometh
hi his own name you will'
oeueve. : ; ';'' I.
Of all those who profess
the Lord, only one in onr
will keep his faith, due to
we persecution in wis tfcft-,
eration in the days to come,:
fear not death but fear God.'
T. M. Sletten"
; Rogue River, "re.'
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