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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, AUCUST 2, 1947 "HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FOUR FRANK JINKJN1 gdltor a mi naas utm th. inawrfle. at Klamaik rntirad aa an " (UttSCRIPTlON RATKSl MKHBLR or tl AISOVIAIKD Will TM AuMllMd Frwa li tlUl Kluiiwiy to IIM UiJ lot "wbuSf'ioi o loeu Pn4 " thU aavs napn. ss wll aa all AP bw Today's Roundup " By MALCOLM EPLEV T. CONTRARY to some report, the Klanialh County chamber of commerce Is not on record as etther nnnoslni the proposed liquidation ot the Klamath Indian reservation mo ' issue that will be In the spotlight i here this month with a cungres l lional bearing slated in Klaniaih Palls andor the Agency on a 1222, the liquidation bill. 1 The matter has come to the " chamber's attention on a number ' o( occasions, over a period ot several years. The civic organ! : tatlon's positive action In con V election with it was to favor an Investigation which would clarify r the many implications ot the ' ,vKai That la still the cham- ' ber's policy with respect to this matter, ana mat policy was re-confirmed at this week's session of the chamber directors. The forthcoming hearing, to be conducted by the senate public lands committee. Is a major Invest! : gatory procedure. Out of the hearing should come ' much of the information that fair-minded people want before they make up their minds on this highly , important Issue. , ' Problem PROBABLY the chamber directors, like many others, are willing to face the issue rather than straddle it, but they want to know all the facts t and all the probable consequences so far as It is '. possible to learn them, before they declare them-.- selves. Further, there Is inevitably a pendency on the part ot all non-reservation people to look upon this ' as first of all a matter of concern to the Indians ' themselves. The bearings should help the Indians . to an ultimate decision which will Influence outside thinking. For the present, a majority of the In dians, as least so far as tribal council action is concerned, are opposed. Whether the hearings will " change this opinion remains to be seen. ' This department believes strongly that liquidation ',' of the reservation must come, sooner or later. The "' present system cannot be continued indefinitely. The .-'issue, as we see It, i not whether liquidation is ' advisable, but how soon It should be undertaken. a ""Two Views r . ... . THOSE Indian vho favor the proposed legislation strongly believe that the soouer It is done, the better it will be for the Indians, because they will still have assets on which to go out "on their own." Their contention is based on the theory that under the present system, those assets are being steadily dissipated. The tribal business committee (In a statement that was approved this week by the tribal council) contends that it may be another generation or two before the Indians will be prepared to undertake GM Prices To Be Hiked i DETROIT, Aug. 2 UP) General Motors corporation today announced a two to six' per cent increase in the list prices of all passenger cars ef fective Immediately. "Price adjustments on specific models and body styles will be es tablished individually by the di visions involved," the announcement said. raAmai nnirlr nldsmobile. Pon- 'tiac and Chevrolet passenger cars! were aliectea. - President C E. Wilson said the company's first general price boost since last November was necessitated because "Increased costs of both la bor and materials are now too great SATURDAY EV AUG. 2 KFLW 1430 ke. BparU Lineup H onset wb New 6:?ft Worn New gammar? 1:30 Hvi Tnicbt B:t5 Amer. LerloB Pgm. IMFUns PUfhoBM 7:M I Deal la Crime ABC I 8:U0 sum 9:M The Lea Ranjjer ABO The rat Maa ABC Bill Laocc ABC 9:15 9:30 Claremal Hetel arch. ABC 10M taraax aeioai Eddie Howard Orcb. ABC Nightcap Newscast si cd ore IU:I5 HiMQ tl:IW 11 ; II j SUNDAY A. L, AUG. J Fin Arts Quartet ABC i t Bichard Leibert" i Calvary Lcboet I Sermons In Sonr V Bible Auditorium of Air 1 Sunday Strings ABC i Raymond Swing ABC I Warriors ef Peace ABC " . I Sammy Kayc Orcb hurt and rtrtlon ABU I Klam. Lutheran Church SUNDAY P. M., AUG. I '.': i::l.-i 13:S ' 1:00 i;iKl Lassie A lit Jobnny TbumpNon ABC Week Around World ABC Ar Tbet Our Children? California Caravan ABC Darti for Dough ABC Counterspy ABC Deadline Mystery ABC Greatest Story fever Tofd Baseball Sons - Dunsmulr S:.HU 4: 4: o 1:4b 3u Sunday Evening Hour ABC 5:44 " SUNDAY EVE., AUG. tt-.m Three Views of New ABC . 0:1 5 Hometown New World News Summary fi::iQ Movie Tonight 0:1) Rericctlonsw ":)lHour at Music ABC - :Q Drew Pearson ABC S:IS Mon. Morn. Headlines ABC 1 H:,i0 Tb Green Hornet ABO H:4.1 " " ft.i'rw Pat Ncvak for Biro ABO . V:lft " " :S0 Lelghton Nobl Orcb. ABC k ts -I0:M Casino Gardens ABC ' l:H Fddle Howard Orcb. ABC li;U0 Nightcap Newscast 1 1 -A Sign Off IttIS KFLW 1450 kc. tne responsibilities that go with liquidation ot their reservation. It says that there Is need for Indians developing both morally and financially to assume this responsibility, and aays It is the governments duty to help the Indians in that preparation, Those are the two viewpoints coming from the reservation. 12.400 MATERNITY CASES AUTHORIZED Head line in Oregon Slate Board of Health Bulletin. Isnt that carrying this bureaucracy business a bit too far? " July, as most ot us had guessed. Is shown by weather bureau records to have been unusually cool What we want the weather bureau to do now Is to continue that sort of thing through August. MALCOLM EPUEV Managlnf Cdilor coafros. The World Today Br Dewmr msckenzie Associated Fret Foreign Affairs Analyst BRITAIN'S economic crisis has reached a point ol such gravity that the harrassed socialist govern ment Is preparing to Inaugurate extreme remedial action forthwith. We get a measure of the seriousness of the situa tion in the forecast that there will be further large scale slashes in the country's already scanty food rations. Such a move would represent pretty close to a last-ditch stand, since John Bull's once expansive girth long ago gave way to leanness under war-time food shortages. This and other drastic action Is expected to be announced in the house of commons next Wednesday when Prime Minister Attlee presents the program for grappling with one ot the greatest problems any British government has had to face. The public knows also that the nation's armed strength Is to be cut, that the general standard of living Is to be scaled down and that labor will be asked to work longer hours. Thus far the hard-hit populace has taken the reve lations In stride. The conservative Yorkshire Post, owned by former Foreign Minister Anthony Eden's family, has this to say about its friend the political enemy: Time For Step 1 1 IT is high time that they (the government) took this step, though it will mean a still more austere way of life for everyone. We are eagerly waiting to see the government take bold steps to appeal to the nation's patriotism and self-respect," All these facts, and more, have been widely adver tised by authoritative sources, which would seem to indicate that the government wants as much publicity as possible. One obvious reason Is that the British public must be prepared to meet the emergency. However, I think we are safe in saying the thing- cuts a lot deeper, and that Prime Minister Attlee and his cabinet are exceedingly anxious to register the facts In America, to whom they are look ing far further substantial help. The $3,750,000,000 which the United States loaned to Britain is running out like the sands of an hour glass far faster than anyone bad dreamed would happen. These dollars now reduced to Jl.000.000. 000 may be gone by autumn or a little later, and the mrhii plan for European rehabilitation won't be come effective soon enough to help London meet this shortage: British official quarters say London Is asking Washington to relax further the terms of the loan agreement. England wants a change In the clause which prevents her from Increasing Imports from her dominions at the expense of imports from the United States. The point of this is that Britain can pay for food and other supplies from the domin ions with English money (pounds sterling) whereas . she must pay. tor purchases in America with dollars. EFLET for General Motors to possibly ab sorb through improved processing and the use ot better machines and tools, or from any potential increase In volume." . He cited what he termed a 12 per cent increase in labor costs because; of April's wage agreement with tne CIO United Auto Workers, as well as rising costs of steel, pig Iron and other materials. Pollen Conditions To Be Studied SEATTLE. Aug. 2 P A study of pollen conditions in the national parks ot Washington and Oregon will be made by O. C. Durham of the Abbott laboratories. Chicago, who believes they are a safe refuge for hay fever victims. Durham will st end three days at Rainier national park, two days in the Olympic park and then go to Crater lake in Oregon. RADIO PIlOtillAMS MONDAY A. KFLW 1450 kc. :I5 AM Srenad 6:15 Para Fare 1:M News Bkfst. F.dition 7:15 Soger Boundup ll Graham Fletcher ABC 7:4 Zeke Manner ABC S:M The BkfsL Clob ABO S:l " . " 8:3 " - S:45 " " 9:M vTelcom Travelers ABC 9:15 9:5 Bkfst. in Hollywood ABC :45 l:tw Galen Drake ABC 10:15 Date With Melody I0:a My Trut Story ABC 10:45 10:53 Mlnlalnr Concert M:o4) Step and Shop 11:15 Sammy Ray Orcb. 11:30 Listening Post ABC 11:45 Cthl and Albert ABC KFJI 1240 kc. Dinner Daaca Qalx 8hw Stephen Graham MBS Klaoutb Temple Cay Lombard Orch. MBS Hct-k-cnd Weatber MBS Latin Amer. Sereosda MBS Sheet the Werkt Glea Bardy News MBS Hell? UoDie MBS Hant'c A Fttb'c Crab MBS Lionel Hampton Orrb. MBS Brandwynne Orcb. MBS Let's Dance lobn Walahao Orcb. MBS Lionel Hampton Ore ha MBS 3 Organ Moods Eddie Howard Orcb. Sunday MoraU Concert Pilgrim Btlf MBI Lntberan Hoar MBS Glen Hardys News MBS Commiodir Scott MBS Mutual MusicjBbow MBS Hland Melodies MBS Bill Conn Ingham MBS Fashion Flashes Canary Pel Show MBS l:0t 1:I5 l:3 17:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:15 New Neon edition" County Agent Speak Panl Whlteman Clab ABC Music of Manhattan Merrill Time" Eddie Duchln ABC Talk About Books ABC Whst's Doin' Ladies adu BpoUlgbt on B'wood ABC Bride and Groom ABC Ladle B Seated ABO 3:15 1:3 5:0 S:15 3:.l 145 Matinee1 3 2:15 3:50 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 .News Matinee Concert .Music House of Mystery MBS True Detec Mysteries UBS Those Webster MBS Abbot Mysteries MBS Reunion MBS Harlem Hospitality MBS Alex. Mediation Brd. MBS Quli Show News Under Arrest MBS N'lch Carter MBS ftequeatfolly Vurs RequeBtfnll J Tennessee Jed ABO Terr? and tb Pirates ABO Sky King ABC Jack Armstrong ABC Frank Hemingway ABO 1:00 8:15 5:30 S:45 :0 Montgomery-William ABC 8:15 " " n " 6:30 " 6:45 " B:,-, - - 0:53 " M 7:00 Sports Lineup 7:15 Home Town News ?r!A World News Summary 7:30 Movie Tonight 7:43 Sweelwood Serensders 6:00 Lam N' Abner ABC 6:13 Malcolm Cplev S:30 Tho Clock ABO 8:43 9:00 Dr. Talk It Over ABO 9:13 Veterans Report 9:30 El Ranch Hotel Orcb. ABC 9:13 " foao Stardust Melodies 10:13 " I0::t0 D'Varga Orch. ABC 11:00 Nlghtrsp Newscast 11:05 Sign Off 11:45 3 Ckpionng Unknown MBS Iim Backus Show MBS Gsbrlet Heatter Show MBS LeaT It to tb Girls MBS Latin Amer. Music" John Gart Trio Jergens Journal MBS Sblela Graham MBS Glen Hardy News MBS R.i Miller. Newt MBS Music- In Morgan Manner Hsrry Rorllck Old Fashioned Revival News and Orjran Moods Sign Off KFJI 1240 ke. Cafe Asks Stop To Picketing PORTLAND. Aug. 2 W The first test of Oregon's new labor law was In prospect here today with a coffee shop asking an Injunction to stop labor unions from picketing. The case was brougnt oy tne Whistlln' Pig coffee shop against the AFL cafeteria women's local, the cooks and assistants local, the waiters union, the bartenders union an the Oregon state culinary al liance. The pickets were posted because the restaurant did not employ un ion help. The coffee shop said Its employes voted unanimously that no labor dispute existed. The new Oregon law makes such elections binding tor a year. A recent navy department letter states that all active service will count on retirement on 20 years L, AUG. 4 KFJI 1240 kc- Mi steal Keveill Farm Front" P. Hemingway. News MBS Ris and Sblae MBS News, Headline Today's Best Buys Favorites f TesUrdaj Fashion Flashes Tip and Tunes Art Baker Notebook MBS Kate Smith Speaks MBS Victor H. Llndlahr MBS Morning Matinee Sons of Pioneers Gles Hardy. New MBS Leo Frdedy Home Demonstration Music" La Folates st ll:' Ersklne Johnson MRS Qnecn fr s Day MBS MONDAY F. M AUG. 4 Name Mnsle News Tear Dane Tones Mkt. A Livestock Palth In Onr Time MBS Johnson Pamllj MBS Matinee News Hearts Desire MBI Ricky Request Say ft With Mask Tea Dance Bobby Norrls Slrlngs MBS Organ Music Living With God Fnlton Lewis Jr. MBS Frank Hemingway MBS Sena O Gans Afternoon Concert Hop Harrigaa MBS Melody Thealre MBS Advsntar Parad MBS Tarn Mix MBS MONDAY EVE. ,, AUG. 4 Gabriel Heatter MBS Qnla Show Around Town Baseball Scores Ma sic Strang Sport Slorl'i California Melodiei Cisco Kid MBS Adven. Richard Davis MBS finest Star Dsve Rose Orch. Glenn Hardy. Newt MBS Johnson Family MBS Let's Bancs Henry J. Taylor MRS Fallon Lewis Jr. MBS News MBS Maelfl A Ton Lib It Wendell Nbl MBS New MB KFJI 1240 ke. SIDE GLANCES IK M0m can, m? tt hi una. iac v. M "The only thing wrong with you is that you've been pushing yourself too hard!" STATIC By VAN HE.MERT o ...In. u..tf nrlmlv nn SuDDOrung herself primly on a .. j - . - r, lrl studio prop rope U ia radio actress uucu - - .. 'I sne is irout luu . has little to say so we will Just nav to euess the name ot the program on which she may be nearo. now ever. , guessing Is not my forte, and besides j I'm tired,- so I'll leave It. up to you. Last night two lucky people "broke Uie bank" for approximately S7440. 1 failed to remember their names, but it seems they were school teachers. To make it even better, they were enjoying their 41st wedding anni versary last night. At last someone really deserving has managed to win the money on one of those give-away programs and I tor one was mighty glad to hear it. Here Is the third And final reaMiu for my not featuring soap operas. If you read the Uat two columns you probably have an Idea what coming. The first reason stemmed from the futility of plugging these 15 minute classics as the audiences were more or less constant, unvary ing. The second showed ithat spon sors do not put out blurbs on this tvoe of program, so where would 1 set my material? It should be clear the only way to get the imormation would be for me to listen to these things myself and this I refuse to do. Thus the lost and final reason Is my own reluctance to submit to the barbarity of these modern men tal torture racks. I would really ap preciate the other side of tnls story. Would someone care to put In a good word for soap operas? ... No doubt some of you will arise tomorrow morning to hear the 8 a. m. program, "Fine Arts Quartet," which I mentioned yesterday. Well, your day needn't end there. Don't get back In that bed. At 9:15 a. m. the program, "8unday Strings," will be broadcast. This half-hour spot will feature the "Turkish March" and the "Chorus of Dervishes" from Beethoven's "Ruins of Athens." The station Is KFLW. The day Is Sun day, so keep your radio low, you may be my neighbor and I need my sleep. Rc-enllstment of chief petty offi cers In the navy Is more than 72 per cent of enrollment. Why? These men know security when they see It. vUfcY mo. u. a t. en. 8- State Police End School The first group of rookie stale We Mf , omie f eVery fawn. Jorny cr American will resist corn patrolmen to attend r'asses at Ore- i buck and doe. : uiunisin lieie. Aa I once said. "A gon Vocational school are finishing I More creatures come cautiously i urad man l better than a slave." up today, taking final exams on Uie ! '" m?un,2!"W!;.Ml,. 1 " h" w ,01,m;",u,nI,J ,. ,,, ,,,,. Carrying hue antlers with dignity (r ,0vcrnment. wo will do so. II bookwork and practical training n(l pm) ; hM o Iwopl1 r0 MM BIlU which hns been shot at them roptd-, A whole herd ot deer have gathered wc , ouli u,().w rrmitifiliig will (ire (or the past three weeks. ; Bmi come to see 14v, freedom and It will have been Sgt. Jerry Cochrun. NCO In Who Uie intruders Into their home- , wtll, Au mu,t ,,0 i u t uie charge ot the school, said that the ! land can be. I lighting tor the right It Is Uio right class has been very successful and i They Jump over our tables, lick I mmg. that the state police service was ; dishes and pans. I -inlk about Kiuola being imposed getting a hlgh-callber group of re-' Pull down our dish towels and knock j u(01) numfiie. H she nut the emits from the Initial school. over waler cans. VCU) uie U. N ? Sim Uirows a Fifty-four men make up the cur- rent student body. Another group wil be In lo start school August 10. The examinations being given to-1 day are pretty stiff. Cochran said. ! Th vrfliltna wnn'l h nn (nllB i basts o( comparative marks, but there will be just two grades. Either a man passes on he (alls. Afrr thr arhool Is over the re- i.. i.nn,. rri !" """" " , b . ... ,rv.ti, tram l" J - - for SX monlhs. after the date o( ! starting to work oriKinauy. ueiore i starting to work originally, ueiore i getting permanent appointments to Plane Crash Kills Two McCHORD FIELD. Wash Aug 1 The pilot and co-pilot of air force B-25 bomber baaed at Hamilton Field. Calif were killed in a fiery crash yesterday and two ouier occupaiiia ui uie . were saved when they parachuted to earth. Coroner Gordon Quarnstrom ol Coaliu county reponea me aeao were Caut. William L. Davidson. pilot, and Lt. Frank M. Brown, co- PllOt. Davidson s home address was not Immediately available. Brown resided at Vallejo. Calif.. where his widow lives. A brother, C. T. Brown, and a sister. Un t i II I .. c TMun iucki. " Q- . The aircraft, which encountered iglne trouble, according to Sgt. engine Elmer L. Taff. a pawenger caught - lire ana cneo nr .. "- :,hoLVy. ai'r tf."n ,..0,H ll.Klt. W IU.1IMI.UI. Taff. a hitchhiker making his first plane flight, balled out with out Incident. Tech. Sgt. Woodrow D. Matthews, crew chief, was criti cally Injured. Election Slated On Kindergartens LAKEVIEW, Aug. 2 An election will be held Tuesday. August 5, to vote on the matter of establishing a kindergarten In connection with the Lakevlew schools. Space for the classroom Is avail able In the Central school basement and about 60 youngsters can be ac commodated. The room would be furnished and outfitted by the Tru man W. Colllns-J. T. McDonald trust fund of the Lakevlew Logging company for the benefit of the community. This fund will also pro vide milk each day for the kinder garten pupils. Classified Ads Bring Results. Tolling The Editor Lallan arista. asl aa Mar laaa wai.a ta Itnsla. mil W.I. La Llal ONK aillK al laa aa.r .air. aa. ! as all.. Caalrlaallaaa t.llawlaf lata ralaa ara waraU walom.. llUCKLKMiKRY MOUNTAIN Over these steep, narrow mountain roads we come each fall To this place which all Kluniathltcs have come to call Huckleberry Mountain, where under pine Urea are found On buslies, dark berries Hint grow close to the ground. For many mile they spread over the mountainside. Some out In the sunlight, some In the shadows hide. On Uie mountain there's an opening among the trees, Here tall grass and wild flowers blow gently In the breue. Here It's no use to look (or a vacancy sign. We set up our tenia and cots under neath a pine. We light our rampllre, dip water from a spring. And soon have a meal that la tit tor a king. As the last ray of daylight fndes out of the sky We bring wood (or the cumptlre and pile it up high. Soon blue smoke curl upward, the lire's cheery and brliilu. And phantoms of the woodland ap- oeur In Its Unlit Comes time to go lo bed, mid we you are ordered lo do. or bo Jailed turn out the lamp, jor shut. Your wages are act by tin Now pence and quiet settles down 1 government, work or yuu me In bad. over the ramp. line in America labor is pro- But. not (or long, lor through Uie leclnl. The government la lor Uie stillness we hear people, not people lor the govern- The null (led puller of tiny hoots ; menl, 1 It not better lor Uie worker drawing near. i to run the government. Ihun (ur Hie I go lo Uie door, tor ni all sleep government to run the people? has (led, llrnlly doesn't Mr. Dunn prcier to Through the dark trees come long b rce man as he Is here, Uiau be ears and a soft brown head. : B Uuve as he would be under com As we quietly watch by the moon's monism? nnle slow. '. 1 flunk lKiu-pVft- u verv ViiitL lllu- In fact, they're having everything quite their own wa. This must be "where the deer and me antriope pay. Come dnwn. not a sign of the cul prits are found. : But we know It's no drcum by their ; tracks on the ground, Breakla.it now over In this land ot . the fairies. UJ. .nhn mir burkels and KO to , " . , n ck berr es. . i. j. ovr.t.... i . . KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. cTo The i " ""'J ?" ? "l j tide o( July 30. I wi-.1i lo call his attention lo a lew (acta. I He seems to think Russia has Hie wort end of the deal. Russia mudc a pact with Germany In l3 and would not have ..eipcd the western powers it she had not been Invaded by the Nails. She tried to avoid war j , tol'lMO (rilc., .with both Germany ana japan and won out. she had bad cons que .as ." ,. J ... .h f .h. i,v , . i,.tii-.v. ,' ' ,;."...., u...-.,--. s'Kj;..!!? s?. :::'.mii town pia; Pa;u w ,d u ( '...'.,.,,,,,.., ,h. h. ,, n(, Uyfd oul of ppiir, t0 .f.rwl nneaak'. If ftltnlhaVF tL'nr Is forced u , We , nol wanl l0 ' .. ... ....... u.. . . i ma . ,'h ... i "'.,. ,., " ' ; " ,r. ......... . - - " " ,U. S. has urideriione a areal cllanae . . We only wish to help L . ' ' d,. f .... , lt we took advantage of K poor Indian In the past. That Is true, but for more than SO years this government has been good to the Indian, gave them schools and other helps. They were protected In the matter of liquor, a thing that was not given to unresponsible whites. It may be said we had prohibition once, yes, but was no good and unenforceable. If wc had denied liquor to the unre sponslbles, It would have been bet ter. There seems to be many commu nists In the CIO. Don't they know that under any totalitarian govern ment the union would be dead? Russia Is totalitarian. No strikes are allowed. You work and take wluit TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drlv.-Long, Short-Trips Mot. Yourself Ssv. H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon. 8304 1201 Cast Main Boyle's Column Navy Stiil Clings To Foolishness As Tradition By HAL 1IOV1.K ANNAPOLIS. ltV-Learnlng the tcchnlquo of atomic warfare nl sua doesn't worry n midshipman In Ills Hint year at the U. B. niivnl acad emy. lint It Is highly Important that he know by role Use anawers lo cer ium Important uuestluna Ineessant ly aiked him by upper clgumrn. Fur example, It he Is nuked what a ship weighs when l e leave port, he Is expected tu stand smartly at atteullou and rep! "Her anchor, sir.'' And If n third yenr iilnii should Impure with I.'lgned Innocence whut time It la. Hie hapless plebe must answer rapidly but distinctly: (really Kmbarrassrd "Sir, 1 am greatly embarrassed and deeply humlllnlcd Hint duo to uiiIoitmtii circumstances over whirl) 1 huvo no control, the Inner workings and hidden mechanisms of my chronometer are In such In accord with the great aldrrciil move ment with which nine la commonly reckoned, that I cunnol with any drum) of accuracy suite the exnet tune, sir. Uut without lenr u( bslng very fur wrong. I will slutr llint It is live minutes, eight seconds and two ticks post the totirth hour, sir." nrrncli into Uie wheels when Icglll- imnte projects are proposed. No one ()04.pr ,,OUj ,aV(, ud tile ' veto. The U. N. Is powerlraa to act. W. p. TABKR. 4080 Shasta way. BIS stltVKK NMIlKI) KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. (To Uie ...... .. . ' . ' Editor) South Riverside proeny 'Owner, WOUIO. 11 OO POMIDIO lo eil- , ' . :.. u. . .., treat a oils scnuc uui aivwnn u- dltion and Riverside way. I'm sure I there are enough patrons to Justify 8? maTiy have au.d how much they w tailed that a bus would run lo Weyerhnruser Junction and back. Would you plenso give It a trial run?. If only three limes r week. So many have to walk and I'm sure It will prove oul satisfactory to bus lines. I am a resident property owner Una tx payer of Klamath Falls. having lived here the past IS years. My greatest wish la to see Kiam alh Falls a modsl cliy. bcauilful by i Unproved highway entrances and lie eye can see and enjoy them wlllv children, whero tired mothers can lake their children and relax alter a tired shopping period. Most every little city has a close j In child's piny park, with a child's ' nurse and attendant on duty during ! oark play hours. t.. . .ii Fulls could I'm sure Klamath support UiU If other amaller townvil,. .... ,, .11 V. .1 .. .. t , U . 7" "' w " thc "Rnt ba" our Improveinenu. !Le''s pretty up our little town and make It enter the fumt page once In a while. Mrs. Norman C. O'Oler, 850 Riverside drive. The Equitable has a plan for your financial happiness. 5 & B C a fSrTTlal"! a" Should an upper classman then solicitously wish to know how long Uie embryo olflccr has boon In the navy, ho must rnlllo back: "All uio bloumln' life, alrl Me mother was a mermaid, me father was King Neptune, I was born on the creal of a wave and rocked hi Uio ciadlo of tho deep. Seaweed and barnacles aro mo clothes. Every tooth in mo head Is a inarliii-splko; Uio hair on me head is hemp, Kvoiy bone In mo body Is a spar, and when I aplls, I spits Ur. I s hard, lu,I am, 1 are." He must also learn that the only answer lo tho question "How long la a Chlnaiiiuh?" 1st "Yes, sir," And the stantlartl reply If asked how long Is a piece ot string: "No, air." There Is, ot course, lo be no lev Hy about Uio whole buiinesa. All In Hook '11 10 answers lo Uioae and oilier timely (mentions are all put down (or Uio plebe In a llllle book called "Keel Points." which Introduces him lo lime-lioiioied customs ot the ai'utlriny. It Is all pur. ol tho un odlclnl Indoctrination Into Uio spir it ol discipline Hint pervades the , U. H. navy and Uio military services ol all countries. Uie Ural step to ward accepting obedience lo higher auihoilty. That is part of the long theory behind ridiculously aklug "Mow la the cuwr" and gravely llalenlng while a beginning "middle' repeats time alter inn In solemn absurdity: "Sir, she walks, ahe lalka. ahrs dill ol cliulk. the Indent lluld ex tracted Irorn the female of the bovine siMH'les Is htuhly prolific to Hie 'nth degree ' Yes, It apunds allly. Yet some time In combat a naval officer is ordered lo complete a dangerous task that mistakenly seems aa ridi culous to Ivini aa that query of his plebe days. Hut high deelaioiu aren't (or 111 ri) lo question. Tho navy has to work on Uie basic principle that, when Uie cards are down and life ItseK is at stake, tho officer will always "tell how the cow Is." Uio goal of every plebe, ot course. Is lo get to be the head admiral so everybody In the navy has to re port lo him on the condition of the cow. City Finances Up To Par At a luncheon Hireling yaaicrday of the Klamath Kails Kulary club. Mayor Ed Oateiidorf stated that Klnmnth Falls Is "probably In tin best flnnnclal condition, of any city In the state." Tne mayor followed up this slaiemrnt Willi a full de tailed esplanatlon. Uy reviewing lite cliy bu(ltt Item by Item, Oleridorf allowed how Hi. city Is actually two-llilrd self-sui)-porilng, having to raise only one third of Its needed income by taxa tion. He emphasised the Indebtedness th. city owes the businessmen who serve on the city's budget commit tees. "They have certainly done a wonderful job In bringing th. city oul of the red." the mayor said. In view of the fine financial con dition .if the cliy. many planned Improvements will be undertaken In tho near future, he adder). Among these will be an e- panslon of the atreet department, fire department and city police force. Work on Klamath Memorial park will give Klamath Falls one of the finest cemeteries on the coa.it. BODV KOI Ml 0OO8 BAY. Aug. 2 Ml Th. 'bo0" ot Henry Bralnerd. about 45. ir, ' i u.. ... " j . " " ..'".... after an outboard motor boat cap sized July 13. A second drowning victim. Wayne Dupree. still Is miss ing. Com. on in ... th. w.t.r'i final And lo sr. thai, programs, d.tign.d for th. b.ir In air nt.rt.inm.nt and good liitening. SATURDAY P. M.'S 'Sports Lineup' 'Hometown News' 'Movie Tonight' 'Piano Playhouse' 'I Deal In Crime' 'The Lone Ranger' 'The Fat Man' 'Bill Lance' 'Stardust Melodies' KFLW ABC I KFLW 1450 kc.