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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1947)
I I runs jeij"i Editor Inum as second ciaae inattae at Marc . lg UUHCHU'TION KATCtr. lit rarnei mom ai ou r mail month 11 M Today's Roundup " By MALCOLM EPLEY THE Red Cross operated booth at the stale liquor store Saturday, which was a busy day at the "green front grocery." Liquor purchasers rmazmaijmmwm offered small I the day wore ". I close, all of f 1 collected for the This little project was not expected to produce much money (every little bit helps, of course) but if we had the figures, we are sure the liquor store sales for the day and the Red Cross contributions there would show up in startling contrast. In fact, the Klamath Falls liquor store does a gross busi EPLEY ness of about SI 00.000 a month. year's business of more than SI, 000.000. In this community which can pungle up $1,000,000 year for liquor, we are having trouble getting together $25,000 for the American Red Cross. Give that a little thought. Shasta Daylights THE Southern Pacific's Shasta Daylights may prove to be speedy when they start opera tion, but thev are mighty slow about starting. Latest word is that the new trains may not be running through here until about the first of 1948. a year or more later than was hoped for when the Shasta Daylight project was first an nounced. S. P. officials tell us the Daylights are under construction, but that delivery of the power units is not expected until about the middle of this year. , News of the delay is mast disappointing. The Vorth-south line of the S. P. is sadly in need of new passenger equipment: we wait impatiently . for the Daylights to bring ultra-modern train transportation to our door. Oil Prices WE aren't sure how legally realistic may be Gov. Warren in lambasting the major oil companies for boosting gasoline prices, but there is a warning for the oil people in the gov ernor's attack and the public reaction to it. Constantly rising costs of travel eventually can t discourage automobile operation to the point .where the diminishing returns not only damage ' the oil companies, but likewise cut the return of highway construction money from gasoline tax ; funds. Incidentally, the eight-tenths of a cent boost decreed by the oil companies means a full cent, so far as we are concerned. We noticed that our service station man bumped the price to us a full cent not because he was chiseling, but be- cause he didn't want to fool with the fractions. ; News Behind The News i . By PAUL MALLON WASHINGTON, March 24 A Rabbi Benja min Schultz of Yonkers has wired me J asking authority to ouote some recent slight ' report in this soot on the possibility of Christian ' dictatorship In America In event of depression a reoort gleaned from travel and talk among many American leaders. He wanted to use my reoort in his column in the Jewish Post. The ' thought then occurred to me that I had been : guilty of inadequate reporting, that the simple reference was easily subject to sectarian mis - interpretation. So I wrote Rabbi Schultz a STATIC By KELLY .ROBERTS ! During the last meeting of the i Shasta-Cascade subsection of the i American Forestry association, ' held at Medford, a group of the , hardy, rugged woodsmen were gathered together in the meeting 1 room during what they call "the i children's hour." Suddenly the i calm was shattered by a gentle 1 man standing on a chair to ad I dress the assemblage who said i that he had an important an 1 nouncement to make. It was to j the effect that it was getting late i now and "we ought to sit down and eat so that we could take in j the demonstration a little later r on." i i The loggers stared glassily at 1 the man, at each other, and back J at the man again. One man was i so overcome that he actually sat down. Soon, however, the tempo J arose to its usual pitch and every i one was once more enjoying i themselves, when the gentleman returned, somewhat irked that his first announcement hadn't been i heeded. This time he stated that the demonstration would take MONDAY EVE., KFLW 1450 kc. I :! t H:o U.H , ":o , 1:11 I 7:S , 8:n Sparta Lineup Home Town Newt' World Newe Summary Klaro. Theatre Guide four Navy Recruiter The Three Suns Malcolm Epley Sherlock llolmee ABO Lum Ni Abner ABC Music of Manhattan I :! ' K::io The Clock ABC ) :(! a:!.! I U-.sa 0:43 t 1U:MI , II::0 . ll;0tl , 1 1 M Or. Talk II Over ABC Velerani Adm. Prof. ABC Board Mining Helrl ABC Stardust Melodies Red Nickels Orch. ABC Nile Newe 6ummary Blin utr 11:1.1 1 1:311 1 11.15 """eW1 Caaaaeean. TUESDAY A. M., MARCH 25 ISA. M. Serenade I 11:13 rarm Kara 1:00 Newt Slap and fie Show' Jamet Abbe Obtrrves ABC eke Mannera ABC Breaklatt Club ABC 1: 1M 11:00 SMS S:S0 :I5 :0U 11:19 0:.1U Kenny Baker Show ABO Dalai, la Hollywood ABC 10:011 111:111 I0:.1tl 10:13 10:33 11.00 11:13 1 1 i .'in 11:13 Onlen Drake ABO l.lalrn to Leibert M True Story ABO Miniature Concert Your favorite Hymna Come and Get It M'tenlnt- Tnat ABC Ethel and Albert ABC Hauxn-af sure Managing Killlor aaiomra of Klamaw contributions as along, and at the $41.40 had been cause. That makes una me wv holds here TM Jews Would VET it stands place just around the corner and that the fellows had better stop their revelry and get around to it. A few more fellows sat down, the others continued with their occupations. Quite visibly the gentleman's temperature was rising with his temper, and his breath was com ing in short pants while his color deepened. He was just getting ready to make another announce ment when a delegation of the woodsmen braved his wrath to inquire what demonstration he was talking about, who he was and what he wanted. He was talking about the demonstration of washing machines at so-and-so's store, he was the district sales manager and he wanted "all of you salesmen to get over for the demonstration." He was po litely informed of the facts in the case and was last seen leav ing the room, his face a bright crimson. As someone remarked later, "that's what a bunch of loggers get for changing their clothes and puttin' on clean shirts." Nancy Patton, an 18-year-old Milwaukee miss, will be heard as the guest vocalist over The HADIO PROGRAMS MARCH 24 KFJI -1240 kc Gabriel Heatler MBS Kali Show . Aroand Town Dinner Dance , Hone O' Gone" Millera Even. Claaiio Claee Kid MBS Adven. Blehard Oavla MBS John Garl Trio Monday Concert Glenn Hardy. Newe MBS Mel Ventnera Flat. MBS Let's Uance Henry J. Taylor MBS Newt Roundup A Concert Music At Voa Like II . The Veteran VTantt to Know MBS Denny Beckner Orch. MBS Newe MBS TUESDAY P. M, KFLW 1450 kc. I2:ta News 13:13 Dial Fan 13:30 Gem Seasien I::I3 Southland Slnt Inf" j:M Tammy Barllett shew i:sei;iirr sawarda l:IA Merrill Time :e What'a Data' t:l3 94(1 ln.III.VI H U.ll t:29 Bride and Groom ABC 3:00 Ladies Be Seated ABC S:.ia Salon Strinas 1:13 3:3a 4:00 tfenuesirully fours 4:13 , 3 4:30 - 4:43 Tennessee Jed ABC 3:00 Terry and Pirates ABC 3:13 Skv Kinf ABC 3:3a Jack Armalronr ABC 3:43 Frank Hemincway ABC KFLW Feature Mualcal Reveille r. Hemingway. Newt MBS Rita and Shine MBS Headline Newt Beat Buye Favorites of Tetterday r'aahlon Finance Allen Preacett Victor II. Llodlahr MBS Art Bsker'a Nalebaok Organ Recital Addison Pelleller Shaw Sons of the P-ioneero News Jackie Hill Show MBS Merv Griffin Show MBS Dave Roae Oreh. Hawaiian Smile Time MRS Queen for a Day MBS Sports Lineup Home Town News World News Summary Klam. Theatre Guide Conservation Program Proudly We Hell Malcolm Epley Skip Farrell Show ABO Muale of Manhattan 6:13 :13 :sa f.li 7:00 1:13 1:30 1:43 3:00 R:I3 3:30 P:0fl 0:13 11:3(1 11:13 10:00 10:30 11:00 1 1 :03 Lum and Abner ABC Stand By For Adven. Dark Venture ABC losing Starduat M.-lodira Freddy Slsrtln Orrh. ABC Night News Bummary ettgn uu 11:15 11:41 complete report on what I had found, which is substantially this: Only two important politico-religious forces are vying with each other to lead and control world thought the God respecting people-on one side and the atheists of communism on the other. The preponderant majority of people in all America, but particularly In the United States and Canada arc Christian in customs, principles and in their ossein In I ideology. If some future depression hinders the operation of their political democracy, and they are iorccd to seek refuge in strongarm government, it is wholly unlikely that they would renounce their basic principles and accept atheism or com munism. As the large majority of the people re Christian they are unquestionably likely to work out some Christian method to meet their, needs for government. In all reasonable ex pectations then, any future totalitarianism in this nation is apt to be Christian in essence. - American Trend Is Christian I FOUND this feeling among many men, al though I must confess not among all our leaders. Some expected communism and atheism to supplant and inspire any future political change. My own opinion runs strongly against that possibility. For specific instance, the unions have created political action groups which have failed to dispel communist influ ence in their midst. Yet their leaders adhere to the Christian philosophy and some arc active members of churches. I do not believe the majority of the unions membership today wants communism or atheism, and among them the communist and atheist movement has reached its high water mark. But the Christian civilization under which we live is nonsectarian. Its basic principle is freedom of worship and freedom not to worship. It does not embrace only churchgoers of the various sects, but a great many people who do not go to any church, yet believe in God. Naturally also it embraces similarly the great number of Godfearing Jews who have attained greater success under this civilization (and in our own nation) than in any other civilization in all the past history of the world. , Never in Greek, Roman, Medieval or any modern civiliza- (inn Unm (Ka T... ..... 1 ...J . 1. - ..;.; I- nuaiiicu tile (jusuiull lie 11UW ; rnnnnt ha HaiiimI Wa hoi a I civilization which is distinctly not antisemetic. The evidence about Russia is somewhat mixed, but communism is distinctly antisemetic. Marx may have been a Jew, but he was certainly not Jewish. His basic principle was that to destroy capitalism, it would first be necessary to destroy human belief in God. that all religion was the opiate which kept the people down, the Jewish religion as well as all others. Mo hammedan, Buddhist, etc. He preached worship of the state, which is the basic communist ' and nazi philosophy and worship of self. J is siient, lor political reasons, no doubt, but I notice the refugees which packed Palestine came considerably from Russian con trolled zones. Some accounts of a few years back suggest there were many Jews in the makeup of the top Russian committees, but I have seen more current reports, indicating only that a high placed woman in Russia is respon sible for the tolerance of semitism. Suffer to reason, that anv antiranitnlic I movement, springing from atheism, must be antisemitic, must wish to destroy the position which. so many Jews have reached in power and prominence of capitalism. If capitalism ever fails, the Jewish leaders will suffer in banking and commerce as great a loss as the nazis inflicted in Germany, or greater. The Kremlin changes' policies, but never pur poses. It has even espoused some Christian sects temporarily to effect easier its basic Marx ism design. But it is bound to be just as anti Jewish in long range purposes as it is anti Christian. These points which I found expressed among our people should be cleared up for my friend Rabbi Schultz, whose column I have not yet seen. Breakfast Club for the next week. We got a listen-in on her this morning while dressing and she isn't bad. She accounts for her vocal talents by the fact that she once whiled away the hours by imitating the instrumental parts in orchestras. House Mover Suffers Injuries Dell M. Brown of Medford, native of the Spencer creek area in Klamath county, suf fered critical injuries Sunday in Medford when both legs were crushed while in the pro cess of moving a house. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brown of Olcne were called to the valley Sunday afternoon on word that Brown's brother was in a ser ious condition in the- Medford hospital. Brown is employed by a moving contractor. Details were not learned. Present annual capacity of the U. S. steel industry is about 91,890,500 net tons of ingots and steel for castings. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. MARCH 25 KFJI 1240 kc. Melodious Melodlea News Vour Dsnee Tones Farm Front' Checkerboard Time MBS Johnson Family MBS Matinee - News Mental Hygiene BIH Gwynna Shew MBS Rlcky'a Request Haven of Rest Tea Dance Orrsn Music Living With God Fulton Lewia Jr. MBS Res Miller MBS Latin American Muale lluck Rotera .MRS Hop tfarrlgsn MBS Superman MHS Captain Mldnlle MBS rom Mis MBS KFJI Feature ABC Ladles ABC J . ur TUESDAY EVE., MARCH 25 flabriel lleatter liuis Show Amer. Forum af Air MBS Millers Even. Classic Red Ryder MBS Playbeuse of Favorites The Falcon MBS Glen Hardy. News MBS Jamea Crowley MBS Boeing Muelo Aa Vou Like ft Orrln Tucker Orcb. MBS Denny Rerkner. Orch. Kiel MBS SIDE GLANCES co 147 av wa mkvki. inc. t. m. mo. u. a. pat, on. "If the ballet slippers influenced her. so much, maybe we should try getting him a pair of work shoes!" , Tie World Today By DtWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst President Truman's order for a house-cleaning among govern ment employes has pinned the label "disloyal" to anyone who belongs to, or has "sympathetic association with." any group which the attorney general rules to be "totalitarian, fascist, com munist or subversive." While this order specifically relates only to government serv ice, it is obvious that the label of disloyalty applies equally to any citizen who associates him-, self with any of the groups in question. Also, since the chief executive's move comes so soon after the pronouncement of his new world policy against aggres sive communism, it's safe to say that he once more is aiming chiefly at the red ism. Why? What its it that places communism outside the pale of western democracy? What about the alarm of American com munists and fellow travelers that they will be deprived of constitutional rights if their po litical ism is banned? One Answer One answer is that modern communism has as a major principle that it must come to power through a revolution by force and that the establishment of a Soviet government which is a totalitarian dictatorship must be accompanied by a pe riod of terror to impress the significance of the change on ihe populace. We first saw this put into effect in the bolshcvrst revolution which established Russian communism in 1917. A similar pattern has been followed elsewhere, though there have been some variations in connection with the vast, ex pansion of Moscow's European zone of influence during and since the World war. Elections have been held in Poland and the Balkans, resulting in the re turn of communist dominated governments, and in the cases of Poland, Bulgaria and Ro mania, the United States and Britain protested hotly that there was no free vote. Widespread liquidation of peo ple listed as hostile to commu nism has been reported in the various countries. All these states are under control of Mos cow, although they haven't ac tually become members of the Soviet Union. Thus we sec that communism, as a revolutionary ideology, is wholly outside the laws of any country adhering to western democracy. This fact was recog nized by both Britain and Amer ica for many years after the bolshevist unhcaval of 1917 un til finally they took down the bars on Moscow's promise that communist propaganda for world revolution would cease within their domains. The United States now an pears to be reverting to its old viewpoint. Further striking evi dence of this is seen in the re fusal o' the supreme court last week to review the case of a man who had been dismissed from federal employment be cause he belonged to a so-called "communist front" organization. Federal courts imheld the rinht Bring Your Watch to Us We'll Repair It, Not Experiment With It! Our alaff of watenmakera, all factory trained men, all licenard and under aupervlalon of a certi fied watchmaker. t Our 110,000 ahop equipment en ablea ue to have or make any watch pari and repair any type of watch. J. C. RENIE JEWELER iCrtlftdWalctaterl WAWIN0TON -D-C' Basin Dairy Meet Thursday Klamath basin dairymen will meet Thursdu.. at 1:30 p. in. in the county agent's office to dis cui rc-organizntinn of a cow testing association for dairy herd improvement. Wilbur Roiling, president or the Klamath Dairymen's associ ation, has made a check with herd owners and found consider able interest in rebuilding the cow testing association which operated in tiic bu-.m (or eight or nine years with 8U0 cows registered. The association was discontinued about eight years ago, according to Chnrii-s A. Henderson, KWnnulh couunty ag ricultural agent when many of the basin dairymen sold their herds. With the association practice dairymen will register their cat tle and periodical tests will be made to determine milk and but terfat production of each ani mal. Garden Expert To Speak Here Landscaping advice will be availuble to anyone -interested when Kalph Clarke, extension horticulturist- of Oregon State college will hold meetings in Klamath county this week. Individual landscaping prob lems will be given attention by Clarke, who is sponsored by the Lost River Garden club of Mer rill and Klamath Falls Garden club in cooperation with the ex tension service. Clarke will peak in the Mer rill high school Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., to the Lost River Gar den club. Mrs. John DcKnnn is president. .Thursday at 7:30 p. m. he will speak to the Klamath Falls Garden club in the base ment of the city library. Mrs. Will Wood is president of this club. Protect the rating you earned While in the armed forces. Enlist in the V-6 inactive naval reserve now at the rating held at dis charge or separation. to dismiss him. and the supreme court's action in effect approved the ruling by the lower courts. Acts AT ONCE to relieve fflfflrCMN PrMcribcd by thouwnd of Doctoral pertumim la tcientiflcaUy prepared to act at once not only to relieve such coughing but also to loonen tickling phlegm and make It easier to rftliie. Safe and mighty effrcttv for xth old and young. Pleasant tattinaf (nnxpenalve. PERTUSSIN? ny drugstore. "HECK WE CAN'T PLUG IN TO HEAR 'STUPORMAN' UNTIL POP GETS THROUGH USING HIS ELECTRIC SHAVER.I" Don't overload your wiring system. When you build or modernise provide ADIQUATt VIMNQ. ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS Telling The Editor LtlUrt prlnU hr mutt ntl tt tnwr than ftUtl wttrdi In lriilli, nitttl bt wrllitn Itilblr v ONh I1K ml iht MMr nlr. a mtul b t(ii4. 'nlrlbullniii tallw(iii Ihtta rulM ELMER'S IDEA KLAMATH FALLS. Oro. FOUR Just 4 llttlo old Model T Uiklni type atomic bombs, properly placvd. would miiko thu lUniled Suites practically a life less tivseri. Uno atomic bomb exploded under water In the Columbia rive; above Grand Coulee. Una in the northern end of Luke Michigan or Lake Superior. One in any of the flood control reser voirs on the Allegheny river. Ono In the Hudsun river below Albany or In on upstream TVA reservoir of New York City. This would be enough. A bomb In SI until duin and another in Lake Mead would render Cali fornia uninhabitable. In this connection 1 respectfully cull the editor's attention to the 'article. "Mist of Death Over New York'1 in the April 11H7 Issue of "Tho Reader's Digest." President Tru man's antl-Russinn policy is trunk-ally unrealistic. To wreck the UN destroys our only hope of bringing about an International control of the atomic bomb. And is the ONLY defense against this monstrous death device. Yours truly, ELMER BENNETT. A NEW ERA IN BOATING KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To the Editor) Not long ago 1 was in tne northern part of Oregon where I do a lot of pleasure boat ing. 1 was asked by several per sons why tho Klamath county "dads have not nuitle muun oi an attempt to clean up around the lower end of Upper Klamath lake, especially from Fremont bridge to the entrance of the city park. Why the pollution has not been cleared from the lake and made sanitary for swimming and water skiing, and why do Klamath people travel miles and miles away from home to do their boating. To answer them would have been folly on my part. Upper Klamath lake Is said to be the largest Inland body of fresh water west of the. Rocky mountains. I have, during my boating activity, heard people say that if their city had such a lake near at hyiri they would have at least one municipal pier where pleasure crafts could moor. A strip of hind not too massive fora beach with the usual beach facilities. Roat owners would pay so much per foot length of their craft for so many hours or days' docking. Klamath Falls has tried many ways in which to collect money for.thc treasury so why not this method? No doubt the first bulk head would be that the lake does not have enough boat activity on it to compensate such a move. The desert did not have enough drinking water on its surface to compensate cities being erect ed until someone began to dig, then there was plenty of water to drink. Treat your lake right and it will pay you dividends. Remember the old ftdverb: "Nothing ventured, nothing gained." A large part of our home grown legislators are sportsmen of one kind or another and they can help if they only try. As I write this I realize that there are those who will sling mud because they are not boat ing or swimming enthusiasts. After al, it is not only beneficial to boating but to the entire com munity as a whole. Some tune In the near future I am placing a new enclosed cruiser on Upper Klamath lake. This boat is as modern as your own home in all respects. This boat will be used for personal family pleasure Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Headaches,' Gas, Stomach and Spinal Ailments trLCPIIONE MOI 127 So. 7th St. Here's One Of The Greatest ciooDinoti TOPICS YOU CAN BUY If you have SIMPLE ANEMIA! Tou gtrla and women who aufTer so from simple anemia that you're pale, weak, "drngged out" this may bo due to lack of blond-Iron. Bo try Lydln K. Plnkhom'sTABMrrH one of the htst home wnys to build up red hlood to Kt more strength In such ciuim, blood-Iron tonics' you can buyl lydiiE. Plant's TA01CTS HKKAI.U ltl, Klamalh 'alls, Die, but in the event that such can be urrangod through the sheriff's office, It will be at the hands of the sheriff In the .event of tut emergency that called for the uau of boat, such as mi emergency plane landing on the lake, and for persons needing help, Also 1 hiivo u pleco of land on the west Hldu of tho lake that 1 hope to turrt over lo some Judge or or ganization that will build a small clock out into the water for their boating needs. I am a member of Ihe Izuitk Walton Leaguu of America. KICIIAIIU K. FIEDLER. GRAZING ACT EFFECTS MERRILL, Ore. (To Ihe Editor I rend with much interest Mr. Mi-tail's letter In the-Herald and Nuws of the Uth Instant. Mr, McFall shows by his letters al ready that ho tin leu the sheep men, ho hates the Miilln fanners, and 1 was wondering if ho writes many more letters who will be left for him to halo. He misses tho point entirely, which Is, thai the Taylor Grazing act, having been responsible for us having litUIUll sheep instead of 173.IIUU which we had before the Taylor Act was passed, it Is bad lor Klamath county and the western states.' Mr. Mi' Kail says he likes the Taylor Act and then ho proceeds to tell us how many thousand miles of fence ho maintains and how m any thousands of actus til land he has. Next it will he the number In thousands uf hi doglt-s if he also has tuem in tne thousands, but what about a man like tne that was put out of the stuck business by Ihe Taylor Act and oilier New Deal laws and I regulations thut have foolishly destroyed the horse, sheep and wool business ol the united Suites? I think that is all very bad and If Air. AlcFalt has hit a bonanza he is one out uf sev eral hundred that went broke. What's his stand with the Graz ing Service he's bragging about.' Mr. McFall operate where there is no grazing district and doe not see the serious abuses of the Taylor Act. He leases under Sec tion fifteen as they call It. ' You say you are taxpayer, Mr. McFall, and that the sht-cp-nieii do nut pay taxes. In this you are mistaken as I always paid taxes lo Klamath county on my sheep until the Taylor Act put me out of business. Why Is II. Mr. McFall, you arc opposed to the repeal of the Tay lor Act when your own National Livestock askoclation in its an nual meeting at Phoenix last month advocated the sale of all of the range lands to the slock- So Gus Quit Us KAN3U. CHINA Make way for Gus. the man from Ameri ca. Set his truck with the dyna mo there. String the wires and place the loud speakers. For Gus is to have a heart-to-heart with the lO.OOU Chtneso who will How Into the market from the (arms, hamlets and villages. And why did Gus give up the SI 00.00 a week in. Chicago for the pittance to bp paid him in China? Was It the thrill of speaking to the vast throng there in the market? Was it because he was to head the squad of Illble workers who would spread among the crowd? Not so. but rather it wa hit love to the Son of God, that Gils went to China. BORN ACAIN You see Gus. big of frame, kind, honest and alert. And on a day he heard Christ's "Ye must be born again." Gus saw himself dead in God's holy eyes. Dead to God and forever separated from God by his sins. Then he received Christ Into his heart as his Lord and the Saviour who died to save him. At that, God gave him new birth into eternal life. And with it Ihe gift of a new heart that filled with love for Christ and for all who pre out of Christ. YOUR HEART KNOWS You have no love for Christ? You would not suffer for him? Has He lifted you out of death into eternal life? Search your heart. S. W. McChcsney Rd Port-laud-l-Orc. This space paid for by a Portland family. "I'm Letting the Home Lumber & Supply Co. help me plan my spring remodeling jobs! . , , I know that, if the materials I need can be obtained they'll get 'em for mel . . . And, under their convenient payment plan, I can take up to 3 years to psyl" Why net stop In and talk over your home re modeling plans with out friendly, cordial staff today! . . . We're always glad to see you and talk with youj HOME SUPPLY CO. 2324 South 6th St. . slONIlAV, """'jJi'jLl'."ry, nit'iiT Aren't you out of step wild your own association? 1 Yuii want lo know who slartt'd ) the 'caneaile' again! Ihe Taylor Act and I w J""1 wondering who started the torrent of lelteis you me writing. I started out with 2001) sheep but they kept cutting mo down each year until 1 had only IMItl lieatl. 1 could not afford to run hand of 1100 sheep and had to c (1 1 1 . Your very truly, ANTON SUTY. . HOW TO TELL KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To the Killlor) You might tell Mr. Watklu that fishermen lire not by any mean an accurate .hull cation of spring In lhcu purl. The blaiuvil foul are a crazy hero a anywhere else that fish eriuen me found. Mr. Wntltiii can be only fairly tiru of spring when thu unities mo about knee high und then thi-y have been snowed under. 11 would he my way of accu rately gauging the season to go out and look up-one of our largo four-motor heavy bo in In-r type of "skeeler." Examine II at t-loe range. If It ha doffed It eiirmuff and fur coat, spring Ima sprung. UKO. M. NKLSON. P.O Mux 1174. KIRBY Vacuum (gleaners Lifotlmo Guarantee Freo Demonstration Telophone 9200 HOME GARAGE 21S Old Fort Rd. Phone 7034 Bring your cur where all work Is guaranteed. We specialise in Motor Rebuilding and Tuna-Ups Valve Grinding Reborlng Brake Work Generator and Starter Rebuilding Steam t'lfaalaa sole relating Wonting To Do Our Work WELL By EARL WHITLOCK Amelia Whether Karhnrl once wrote, you are flying the Atlantic, selling sausage, build ing a sky-scraper, driving a truck or paint ing picture, your greatest power comes (rom the fart thai you want tremendously to that very thing do that very Earl Whitlock thing WELL " In that one sentence of the fa mous flyer word, may lie the whole reason for the succet of thl business of ours and the splendid reputation which It enjoy We have wanted o eurnostly, so untievluliugly. so siuglc-miudcdly, lo do our work WELL. And you cannot hold to an aim like that, over the long year and not make long lrlilrs toward reaching it. And doing our work WKLL means furnishing our clients Memorial Services which AL WAYS iwoperly reflect the love and esteem which fill their hearts, which are ALWAYS beautiful, dignified and rever ent and, which ALWAYS meet the financial requirements of the bereaved. And that last point is a high ly important one! Next Monday Mr. Whltlot-k of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home will comment on "About Sclf-lnfllctcd Martyrdom." 4 Phone 314S
