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By MALCOLM EPLEY
TILL too busy for nythiiig but brevities, we'll
J have to go to the pocket tile
Th.ra-a a battered dump truck
city atreet repair Job. across Ui
rear of which someone hat
chalked the words: PRIDE OF
THE WEST ... Are Klamath
people above-average believers in
life Insurance, or are Insurance
men around here above -averago
- expert In the art of celling? . . .
That's a question that has often
given us pause as we have noted
time after time how our Insur
ance men have gotten Into the
' "top clubs," etc, and are always
going off to conventions at Vic
torla, Banff, etc . . . We went
. along with Martin Sw-anson of NY Life to one of
those affairs at Victoria once, and can well believe
that the boys come home tired up to give every
body the works on Insurance . . . They certainly get
an Indoctrination at conventions . . . For an access
road to a national monument, and one that deserves
lot of public Interest and visitation, the west side
Tulelake road Into the Lava Beds is pretty rough
and dusty . . . We hear that there's going to be
some oiling Inside the monument, the first to be
undertaken there . . . Arthur Schaupp, Klamath
attorney and highway commissioner, missed this
week's meeting because he was "on vacation . . .
Be says It's the first commission meeting he hasnt
attended . . . Schaupp divides his time between
highway commissioning, raising barley on his Poe
valley ranch, and practicing law In Klamath Falls
with a little fishing thrown In . . . Klamath Indians
have gotten their notices of the council meeting to
be held at the Agency July 31 . . . The liquidation
Issue hearing, to be held here in August, will be the
stain and possibly exclusive topic of discussion . . .
Among Klamath places which were named for
animals Is AlUmont, named for the famed race
horse . . . Keno was named for a dog which In
turn was named for the card game . . . Those
Boy Scouts who are building an immense sign on
the aide ot Hogback mountain will have to push
along If they get the project done by the close of
the fire season, when nature will undertake the job
of keeping Klamath green.
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TICKET
KANSAS CITY, Kas., July 18 UP)
Secret service men vowed today
that hereafter they'd be more care
ful with President Truman's sum
mer White House car.
Police found the vehicle unlocked
yesterday In a restricted loading
sone and promptly wrote out a tick
et. MOUSE IN CASH BOX
CHICAGO, July 26 MV-When
Marian Ochsner, 16. a cashier at a
stand near the hippopotamus den
at Brookfield zoo came to work yes
terday and rang up the "no sale"
button on the register, sne screamed.
Some of the too attendants looked
to see If any of the "hippos" had
escaped.
The cause for Miss Ochsner's
alarm, however, was her discovery
of a maternal, gray mouse and her
five offspring In the cash box.
Director Robert Dean said he
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paalofflc ot Klamath
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CFLET
40 Et 8 Plan
Sunday Event
Over 60 couples are expected to
attend the annual installation of
officers of Paul Bunyan volture
222, Forty Et Eight, at Matthews
Mark on Sprague river Sunday.
The Grand Chef De Guerre,
Charlie Eatchell, will arrive Satur
day with other dignitaries from
Portland to install new officers for
the coming year. Paul OMerbein Is
the in -coming Chef De Guerre of
Paul Bunyan Volture 222, which
takes In Klamath Falls. Merrill, Ma
tin, Tulelake and Lakeview. Jack
Benner Is out-going Chef De Guerre.
All members and wives are invited
to attend the Installation picnic and
swimming party.
The Forty Et Eight is an integral
honor society of the American Le
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Medford and Grants Pass volture
and their wives will be special
guests Sunday.
didn't believe ffpM mips, nnrmslli,
sought out cash registers for confinement
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DeWITT MucKKNZlk.
PRESIDKNT TRUMAN S new aueci.I envoy, Lt.
Ocn. Albert O. Wedemeyer, has got sito action on
his old stamping grounds In China to carry out a
fact-finding mission which Is calculate.! to provide
Washington with material for an overhauling ot It
policy ot assistance for tills Important but war
battered member ot the Big Five.
.Without, waiting to hear from the general we
kno'.'. that he Is finding this vast nation In far
worse condition politically, economically and militar
ily than he ever has seen It before. Untold millions
at Its hnlf-billlon people are hungry unto death.
Inflation is fantastic and the economy of the country
Is wrecked. The nationalist government at Nanking
is trying to ride a whirlwind.
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Bloody Fighting
THE civil war is producing widespread and bloody
fighting. Oenerallsslmo Chiang Kai-shek's fresh
offensive to try to deliver a knock-out blow to the
red armies finds the communists not only holding
their own but on the initiative generally, with Man
churia and great reaches of Northern China largely
In their hands. And Nanking says that the Chinese
reds are receiving aid from the Russians.
As one surveys tills chaos, and the elements
which are contributing to It, there would eeem to
be only one way out tor Chiang Kai-shek and his
government, and it Is tills:
1. To fling enough military force against the com
munist armies to cripple them and hold them down,
uid then,
3. To do a thorough Job ot house-cleaning In the
Nanking government, and Inaugurate sweeping re
forms attractive enough to win back that portion ot
the Chinese population which has forsaken Nanking
to chose communistic rainbows.
Of these two essentials, the first obviously presents
an obstacle which may be unsurmountable. The fi
nancing ot an all-out war by Chiang's armies against
the Chinese communists would run Into countless
billions ot dollars, a sum which would stagger the
Imagination ot the only nation in the world capable
Df producing It the United States. Not only would
there be the huge military expenditures, but mean
time the economic machine ot the country would
have to be kept running full tilt.
Who Back Reds?
SUCH an operation might easily last for years
and the outcome would be problematical, for
there are intangibles involved. The most Important
of these Is whether Nanking has the right Informa
tion In saying that Moscow Is backing the Chinese
reds. If Russia is giving such assistance, the situa
tion looks grim indeed.
There is a school which holds that the Chinese
communists aren't the some brand as the Russians
that the Celestials are Just discontented Agrarians.
As a matter of fact General Chou En-lal. one of
the top Chinese communists, told me In 1943 at
Chungking that there was no connection between
Moscow and Chinese communism. However, there
are many observers who think otherwise, and they
don't overlook the tact that the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
father of the Chinese republic, called in several
Russian communists as advisers and that the forma
tion of a communist party resulted. It doesnt take
much Imagination to believe that Chinese communism
and Russian communism aren't far apart.
IziTlie-
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the snares and pitfalls that beset the
paths ot our youth.
THAT brings up another human
1 foible:
Hid away in the bow of a ship
entering one of our Pacific porta the
other day was a package containing
12 pounds of opium. It wasn t hid
den quite well enough, however, and
the narcotic sleuths found It.
ITS VALUE IS PLACED AT
$75,000!
THIS is a curious world.
Few ot the things that are
OOOD FOR US are worth that
much fusing "worth" in the sense
of what people are willing to pay.)
But we seem to be willing to pay
almost ANYTHING for the things
that aren't good for us.
Human beings, as has often been
remarked by nhllosoDhers. are
lunny.
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By VAN REMERT
According to a late blurb, Sun
day, July 27, will be the 40th anni
versary of the AAF. A program
commemorating this occasion has
been planned, highlighting the
peacetime activities of the AAF,
and is called "The Winged Samari
tans." This program may be heard
over KFLW from 10 to 10:30 a. m.
That fine fellow, Bill Wentworth
down at KFJI took the hint I put
in this column a lew'doys ago and
sent me down a blurb. One of the
most noteworthy programs he men
tioned Is the 15-minute commentary
every day of Fulton Lewis Jr.,
broadcast from the nation's capital.
I is aired at 4 p. m.. and is re
broadcast Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evenings at 10 p. m.. Bill
claims the Friday spot Is somewhat
Indefinite. Sometimes the wrestlers
don't decide to go home until after
10.
Making with the publicity stunt
is a character called Johnny Olsen.
who is the emcee of a program
called "Ladles be Seated." The cap
tion says the little creature nuzzling
the microphone Is a porcupine, and
was donated by a considerate fan.
If you remember a comment I
made on the mighty hunter, Wynant
Hubbard, who was going to try to
break the bank on the program of
the same name last night, you will
recall I said It would be a regret
table thing If he were to win. The
reason for this opinion was that he
planned to spend the money on a
wild animal capturing expedition,
and I feel for the poor things. Hub
bard lost, so it will be my pleasure
to Inform ; '1 the wild animals of my
acquaintance that one of their op
presses is unable to take the field
against them.
Forgot to Include In that last
paragraph that the Fulton Lewis
spot will be re-broadcast every night
that time permits, since lt Is very
popular. The man said that, he
did, and it really Is the right dope.
I have listened to Lewis for many
years, and although I disagree with
him sometimes, It' Is my belief he
is one of the most competent report
ers in the United States a man of
unimpeachable Integrity.
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Steyskal left
Tuesday, July 22. for the coast where
they will spend some time salmon
fishing.
Mrs. Ella G. Bales of Rennselaer,
Ind., has been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Retterath.
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For Sewers
MEDFORD, July 2S (Pi A war
assets administration nfflclnl said
today that the Camp While sewage
disposal plant would not be sold for
oft-site use as long as Medford
wishes to Luy It.
Medford officials had feared the
city's plan to purchase the plant
might be Jeopardised by efforts of
Pendleton and the state board of
control to obtain the plant machin
ery for Pendleton.
J. W. Hayes, special assistant from
the Portland office of the real prop
erty disposal division. WAA. told
city official!, here today that such
a sale would not be considered as
long aa Medford wants he plant.
Cascade
A young couple. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smlzer of San Francisco,
have really gone primitive. They
are camping In Trapper creek camp
ground without tent or covering
over their head. They expect to do
tills all summer. Mrs. 8mler has
come here for her health, hoping to
gain tome weight. They spend their
tuna fishing and hiking. On Mon
day Smlzer hiked to near the mouth
of Trapper creek. 8 roller is a re
tired businessman. r
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Badley and
son, Gordon, are expected to arrive
at Cascade Summit for the remain
der of the week. Uordon has Just
come out of the hospital.
The Southern Pacific company's
house, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J.
Poag. is being moved to Crescent
lake where the Poags will reside.
The family has already moved. The
house which was built at several
different times resembles the Win
chester house In California, having
as many additions as rooms.
One couple who rented a cabin
at Summit lodge decided to regain
some of the money they were out
for renting the place by taking with
them the utensils and dishes when
they left. Elmer Adklson has also
discovered that a carburetor was
stolen out of a boct docked near
his place. The Adkisons have lost
gasoline and 20 pieces of pipe this
summer.
Mr. and Mi's.' Leslie Newton of
Portland are camping at Trapper
creek campground. The Newtons
have come to Odell for the past 19
or 17 years. Lost week guests from
Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tut
tle, their daughter. Ocraldine, and
Tuttle's mother, who Is a cousin of
Newton, were there. The Tuttles
are touring the western states In
their car.
Mrs. A. C. Nagel spent several
days last week visiting friends In
Klamath Falls.
The thermometer dropped to 40
degrees Monday evening, and the
natives were looking for a snow
storm. Jack Mclssner was a Eugene visi
tor over the week-end. He was sup
posed to go there for business, but
rumors have lt there are other rea
sons tor his visiting Eugene so often.
Courthouse Records
Complalnta Filed
Joneph Vernon Meyrlck vi. Sarah LouIm
Meyrick. Suit for divorce, Chartfe, cruel
and Inhuman treatment. Couple married
December l;t, lf37 Attorney for plaintiff,
John B. Eblnger.
Coral Loral ne Angua va. LeOalre Roe
Anuf, Suit for dlvorre. Charge, cruel
and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff aka
cuatody of two minor children, 140 per
month, attorney's feet and court coat
and iiuc h further relief aa the court may
deem Juat, Attorney for plaintiff, John
B. Eblnger,
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July 26
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AflOI'T TIIK l00
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., (To th
Editor) W liav Just finished read
ing th letter printed in your niw
day's edition In retard to the party
that lost their dog through the dog
catcher.
(Do Catcher) Is right, and we feel
the sooner such iiersim are denied
tli use of clean Klamath county air
the better tor all. Ot all the dastard
ly Ignoble things for a so-called
human to do tills Is about the
worse. Moreover, who keei suoli
a person on a payroll, anyhow? And
why' Thais wnnt many ol us nere
would like to know and expect to
find out.
If the person who accepted Dili
little boy's dog und has deliberately
refrained from returning him to his
rightful owner, tins any idea of
decency, or what is legal, or other
wise, surely he will act but soon.
All I can say Is Its fortunate for
Die so-and-so It wasn't OUK dog
we have talked to no less than SO
home owners here since the letter
was published and I am exprtwslng
the feelings ot each and all of tlirm.
But In much more "retained''
language, I assure you.
I sincerely trust some kindly per
son with a sense uf falrneat. and
of the ' welfare ot children In Ills
heart will return this little boy's
dog. "A child and a dog lover."
MRS. M. A. BELCOURT
830 Oak.
MKMllr KM OF COMiKKHK
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., ITO the
Editor) What Is the matter with
them" A good many of them fall
to realise the old saying. "The Patha
of Glory Lead But to the Orave."
Men have been elected to high of
fices: even to the presidency, and
are forgotten after they are hhiic.
A majority of peopl would uol
know the names of the by-gone
presidents.
Even members of Congress fall to
reullze that their days are num.
bered. The average, age of them
Is far below my age 1 77 . Why
don't they vote with the sense God
gave them? The average man Is
given two senses, common seme and
horse sense. Some won't even use
I horse sense.
; I am neither a Republican nor
.Democrat, but I think Truman Is
trying to use common sense.
The new deal mot Democrat!
saddled heavy unnecessary expense
on Uie nation. Now the Republicans
are trying to put tilings right by
cutting down exiwuse too soon. The
reduction of taxes should be only
I on old people who are over 65 and
making S1000 or less. The tax
I should remain on large Income
groups. Truman realized this and
i vetoed the bill. It took courage on
I his part.
I If member of Congress had tile
courage of the threo clergymen who
went down with the ship In the
North Atlantic during the last war,
there might be different laws en
acted. These three clergymen, a
prlent. a rabbi and a protestant pas
tor, refused to be rescued when there
were only enough life savers for the
rest of the crew. They stood arm In
arm and went down with the ship.
Their bravery and integrity will be
written In the annals of history.
Why can't men In high office folio-
ihetr example? Why can't they
vote right In spite of fear of re
election? .
Truman vetoed the labor bill be-
i cause It was faulty, you can not and
should not do away with the labor
unions. They need some control.
bu should not be done away with.
years ago before the labor unions
the common man was getting only
an exist ance. The country was mak
ing millionaires, what good Is a mil
lion? You can eat only so much,
I you can wear only enough clothes
jto cover your nakedness. You can
enjoy only so many llglllmate
I pleasures.
When the common man makes
good money lt Is soon spent. Dol
lars arc put In circulation, business
Is good and people have homes,
cars and a decent living.
Congressmen want big wages. Why
not let common people have fair
wages?
I live better, make more money
because of the unions. The govern-
merit only recognizes dentists be
j longing to the association ( union i.
I A dentist can get no government
work unless he belongs to the as
swiKuuii, tiiauiuiibe uuiiijuiijcs Kle
liability Insurance only to associa
tion members.
Do I work? Yes, even at my age
I work every day. I do more than
my share.
Dr. W. P. Taber,
4060 Shasta way.
OFF FOB NICE
PARIS, July 28 W) Mrs. Juan
Peron, wife of the president of
Argentina, left by air for Nice on
the Riviera this morning.
Platinum Is found In Iron me
teorites, but In very small quantities.
it's a
'free-for-all
of fun I
Grab your dartild scat
for a half-hour of quil
ling, dart-throwing and
uproarious horseplay I
SUNDAYS
AT 2:00 P. M.
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Boyle's Column
Congress Dislikes Paying
Cash For Civil War Horses
Hy HAL 11(1 V IK
WASHINGTON. Ml - During Hie
Civil war a man III Missouri limned
a horse and wagon I" h Union
army.
He now has finally decided Ihe
government ought to glvt him back
the horse and wagon or ele y him
for them.
He Is one uf thousands of Ameri
can clllsem who have a tllieol In
terest In room 34S of the hoiitc ot
flee building, which Is known
"the ilrittilinriit of human misery."
This Is where a ma)nrlty tit the
1,111. miulniile to limit relief to peo
ple who feel Ihry have a financial.
,ilalm niiulnat the Un.ted Stales.
Most go through SVolter R. I of
Jackson, Miss,, clerk of the house
Judiciary committee's subcommittee
on claims.
"And It looks now like every hu
man being wauls something Inmi
the government," he said,
.
Unfortunately, It Is pretty hard
to get money from the government.
Ann us KetliiiK more uunvuit.
Jp'Mev'rea, j
"u l1L,t.,u. hill was
Before the reorgaiutallon bill as
hr"ir
nmen," Z K i
limits like niinv triickt runnlud In
to their cars on curve or tanks
ruining their tomato mips during
maneuvers.
Now iirn.1 of thru, ncrtonal lii.
Jmv and itomnae co are iiixird
to go to the federal dlttrirt roiirts
for settlement If thev dntr from
Januarv I, ims
Hut llirre are Hill from 11)00 to
3000 private clnimi clotter'na tin Ihe
congressional rnlendtr end tl'.lrnrt. ly voted her wverol 'luauand Hol
ing the attention of '.r.irimrn from . lnr without cliwnt
mrlnr legislation i ,
Just as a workUir irlneinle Hi.; wr ortm,it fr, iurrl ,
house" ludlclarv committee auto. . tiieum Hip t' of n pin wuteg
matlcally rules out all claims prior I approximately 160 gallons dally
Astronomer Asks Direction,
And Answers
Bv llt'lill PRI'KTT
Atrnm.r. I'tln.ln fllvlsl, Ofsn
Itigbtr Vduroll n.tm
Thnte of us who are affllrirtl with
a definite "feeling" of direction It
surely cannot be railed a "sense" of
direction, for we are often wrong
are sometimes terribly worried upon
arrival in a new place to find the
mm rising In the north or In some
other equally ridiculous ixMtlon. And
what Is worse, after one good look
at our surroundings even If w re
main In the new location for a life
time, we can never "get straight" but
are always "turned around" In feel
ings although we hava learned which
direction Is which,
A university pnycholuglM ttatr
that questioning of his students con
vinces him that about three-fourths
of them have this difficulty of over
coming feelings by reasoning; the
remainder when In a new place are
seemingly satisfied in feelings when
they learn the correct directions.
Maybe some animals or more likely
blids have a real sense of direction
as they feel It from the spin of Uie
earth.
This leads lo the question a to
what determines a true direction, as
tor example north. Some will say.
"It Is Uie direction the compass
needle points and Is thus determined
by the magnetism ot the earth." The
compass does point true north along
an Irregular line running about
through Marquette iMIch.i, Cincin
nati, Knoxvllle and Savannah. West
of this line It points east of north,
the deviation becoming greater as
we approach the Pacific. At Seattle
It Is 23 degrees east of north.
North Is roughly defined as the
general direction of the earth's north
pole, But we cannot see this distant
mythical axis pole protruding from
the north end of the earth, As the
earth turns easlward around Its axis.
the shirs seem to move In the oppo
site direction. At the general loca
tion of the north star, all the stars
move In very small circles. At the
exact place among the distant stars
to which the earth's pole points,
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lo m tiulaas they are brought up
for consideration by a two-tlitnig
vol. Till means tlio elderly cm.
sen from Missouri will probably
never get Ills Civil war liors bc,
unless lie can locate th man wh
borrowed It and tettls th uM
will) til beard to beard.
Despite Hi cuiigrrwlunal"aiinain.
lining'' bill of last year, however,
there are still soin 33 claiws of pn.
vate claims that go lo cnngiew in.
stead ot t'te federal cmirlt.
They Include raum as dlvcitr.
u,P idicf of widows of FIJI ageing
killed in Ilia line it duly, to the rt.
Iiubiiraemriil of a man for a mm.
era he checked with capllol xMit-.
who lost It.
All these private claim bills unt
was for a North Dakota lium.r
wanted bark for filling out Hit
wrong land for him, mure eturn.
tlvei Income lax blank have lo
pass the limine, aclinic and Whin
Mml,p, )wi ikc n major niprin la
in,t ijii)
J- '
'" "'" '"' ""' ""
. . ,,. . . .. ,
JT' -
after etery Anerlrnn War
One uf Ihe oddrat was put In br
a young xhooltraiher who lllrj
all army ramp and si'tlerm roiuirl.
i emble burnt end eiiibrra-.iiicnt
from a plrmu'n fix'ure thai had
1 rare!-.ly brrn linked to a hut
j em tank Instead of a cold M.r
I nil'.
United In chivalry, dcmiu rata and
. republicans In both hmi callent
Own Query
there It no dsllv ttrllnr motion at all.
Almost exartlv al this role.tltl
pole-whi-h is true north there it
a verv faint star known ax Polar
iMlma. Polaris, our bright north ttar.
Is now about one degree from th
celestial pole, so In 23 hours M min
utes describes a small circle Hut
at Polaris It once each day exartlr
above Uie pole anil once exactly
below. It Is thru due north. Hie
times when In such position at
given In the U. 8 NauUcal almanac.
A little calculation Is alto needed
deiending upon the observer's longi
tude and ttnndnrd lime used.
At present, Uie north ttar Is di
rectly below the polo al about t p m.
when too light lo be seen. Hy II p m.
It Is one degree east of due north.
It comes to these positions appraxU
mately four minutes earlier twin
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