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PACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, DEC. 29, 1947 ii St il it i i leralft Ultb Sclu.S These Days Hv C.KOHl.K I I RANK JKNK1NI editor MAIX.-OI.M KPI.FV Manatint Kimor Today's Roundup In the first , . ku t year bro. ur3k ; strun 0 completed ! p Swik Pust u received so ; 1. , Is not until I If lion: r, total of J J of ,o ErUET By MALCOLM EPLEY PPL1CAT10N8 for the 44 Coiirrock bay liomr- atcada In the current opening are pouring in at a far greater speed man aa mose lor tne oo homciileads offered In the first post-war opening Just Approximately 1500 applications have been far. and the deadline January 20. Last year, about 2000 applications were made for the larger number of Iiome atcudb, but mast of these came in In the last three or four days be fore deadline. If there Is a similar before-deail-llne rush this year, the total of veterans seeking a lesser number of homesteads will run far ahead of the 1947 figure. Out at the reclamation bureau offices the staff lias established a guessing pool on the number of applica tions to be received. It runs from 2500 up to "500. a How It Look SUPPOSING the lower number is about right, it is likely there will be 1500 to 1600 who actually participate in the final drawing for the 44 Coppock bay homesteads. Last year, about 1300 out of 2000 applications were finally approved for the drawing. The same ratio, if It holds this year, and there are 2500 applications, would qualify about 1600 for the drawing. Already, there are about 35 applications in for each of the 44 homesteads. The thing shapes up like this: There will be a few hundred more qualified applicants for about half as many homesteads. Big Job ALL of this adds up to a tremendous job for the homestead examining board. The board is al ready at work, processing the applications and weed ing out those which, on the face of the application, cannot qualify for the drawing under the law and the regulations set up by the secretary of the interior. Present indications, we're told, point to about the aame mortality rate among applications as prevailed in the 1946 drawing. Complaint INCIDENTALLY, there has been one complaint lev eled at the program by a veteran post at Yreka. on the ground that the examining board is made up only of persons from the immediate Klamath basin area. It will be remembered that before the drawing last year, this same question was brought up. and a mem ber of the board was named from Dunsmuir. This year, two men from Klamath Falls one a reclamation official and one man from Tulelake. who is one of , the new homesteaders, were selected for the board. It appears to us that there is no cause for suspicion that Klamath basin men will be favored by the board. The integrity of the board members is such as to dismiss any such suspicion, but even if it were not. It would be virtually impossible under the regulations and procedures for any Individuals to be favored un justly over others. We were in a position to watch the procedure in connection with the last drawing pretty closely, and we discovered no grounds for charges of favoritism. We are quite certain the same conditions prevail again this year. In fact, the large number of applications now pour ing in is evidence of public confidence in the board and the procedure. Duck Hunting Casualty THE death of a youthful hunter after a fall into the icy waters of Upper Klamath lake Saturday directs attention again to the serious duck hunting hazards that exist here, exceeding those' better-publicized dangers in deer hunting. Drownings have taken a heavy toll among duck hunters over the years, while shotgun blasts have killed more duck hunters in this county than rifle bullets have killed deer hunters. Swamps and ice-covered bodies of water are ex tremely treacherous, and especially so because so many of the people hunting here are unfamiliar with the area. SIDE GLANCES II v t.KOIU.fc K. SOK01.SK Y SOVIET RUSSIA moves upon the western world through two gateways, Clirtve and China. In both. Russia Is making strides because the only op ponent of her policy, the United States, is unwilling to establish a ruild policy to be carried through at any cost. Less than that will not balk the Russians Intent on the conquest of Europe and Asia by tech niques that do not include traditional war. Russian imperialism employs as its piiudpal in struments three weapons, none of which have In the been associated with war. These weapons are: Acceleration of confusion by Ideological penetra- Tlili technique i particularly effective In periods governmental weakness, of hunter. Internal dissen sion, individual and national poverty. In a word, when the people are trrrorited by the circumstances of their lives, the Russians use, In each country, ItittlRcnous native communist parlies to stir up more strife, more hatreds, more antagonisms, to Intensify class, racial and reliftous hatred. The result is that ever where so Intense is the internal confusion that a well-knit, highly organtfed, externally-directed parly lilts hard and as a unit. The weaker, the more tired a people, the more quickly the communists succeed. It Is a point that the country that has resisted them longest Is China since lXt. I t Opportunistic propaganda containing sufficient truth to give the impression of the whole truth: I Whereas the communists have a philosophy of theory and action that Is fixed in the writings of Hegel. Marx. Engles. Lenin, Burkarin. and even Stalin, they 1 temporarily deviate from their basic line when such a deviation adds to power. However, upon the achieve- ment of their immediate purpose, they return to their i basic concepts. Thus. .Mr. Roosevelt, w ho believed ; that he had talked Stalin, and charmed him, into being a good fellow, would, were he alive, now know that Stalin and his government had returned to their ! Ideological basis of 1939. Time is not the factor i for like all hegelians, the communists believe that ' their triumph is historically inevitable. ! Thus, it is possible for the communists, directed fiom the same source, to conduct a propaganda in favor of Catholicism in France while killing priests and nuns in Yugoslavia and Poland. Similarly, it is possible for them to be pro-Zionist at the United I Nations while outlawing Zionism in Soviet Russia. Consistency in propaganda is unnecessary and even unwise, but consistency in basic concept and pur- : mBht w ith the Sugur Bowl boxing pose is permanent. ccm mm ktaiavcf 11c ! u ne u i int. stt AJ The Worid Today "Well, if Dinkey Jones's mother is Almost ready to let him smoke, just tell him your parents almost gave you per- miscinti tnfttM STATIC By BILL JENKINS Sports features hold the top spot in Kt'UV's program siale lor lo- Truth Unimportant NOR Is truth of any importance. They have spread ' throughout Europe the falsehood that the United States is in the depths of depression and that the most serious problem we face arises from the perse- ; cutiou of the negroes Actually, 1947 has been a ; year of unvarying prosperity here, somewhat but not dangerously inflated, and the American negro lives on a higher standard than comparable white folks last of the Rhine. Truth docs not matter if It w ill add to power. 3. The use of natives to destroy a government which, through the federative principle, becomes part Veterans Ask State Bonus SEATTLE. Dec. 29 ..V The Vcl- miitch being beamed over me ABC emus of Foreign Wars announced net at 6:30 and the KUHS-EurcKa ; here today that an initiative petl basketball game being carried as a ; tlou calling for a state bonus lor local feature at 8:30. Second World War veterans will be ; filed January 3 with Secretary of The man with the mustache, . State Belle Reeves. Croucho Marx, will not be heard to- ! If signatures of 50.000 eligible vot. night, but will be back on the air ers are obtained the Initiative will Wednesday when he joins the big : go on the November. 1948 ballot, night crowd at 8:30. I Sponsors of the petition said the initiative will provide for payment Chuck Cecil will be in the usual of $15 a month for overseas service I spot behind the mike tonight, first "d 10 a month for service In tills at 10 o'clock with Stardust Melodies. ' country. They estimated .the aver and again at 11:05 when ne brings bontu would amount to 1350. on Telequest. ! There would be no limitation on the ! amount to be paid. Other features on tonight's uro- ! -wans oi ootaining iuiich to pay By HEWITT MA('Kl:N.lh M' Koreigi Affnlrs Analyst Little Vlttoiio Kiiiumirlr. one time king of Italy, has tiled III Alexandria, Egypt, an exile (rum the land he ruled for uciiiiy half a century historic years III which fortune dealt Willi him bouuttltilly until she finally ubaiuloiiiil him us a (iilliirr III his stewardship. There Is u moral lo the nlory ol any limns hie. and the moral of Emiiiiucle's liuKcity Is that he brought about his own downfall by trying to combat a great evil with appeasement. Iiisieud of lighting Mussolini a loiultliitiuti creed In Hi::, the monarch Ignored the ad vice of his uiliilstcis and luimted power lo the la.iclsl leader. Ended Itrlgn The act ol upiieiiscinciil tu all intent ended the king s reign ami saddled his country with a merciless IHilicc government which was an swerable to one until Mussolini. It set a free and happy people tu gtamiug feurltilly over their shoul ders bclore they dared converse lit public. It clumped on a fierce dic tatorial rcstiatiit. uiul made the once smiling Italy a land nl ihciul. I saw iliui rule in action, am! It was a fcitsoiiic thing. Out ol t uc weak king s uppcHse mint grew a lionid vine of amcics- suui. liic uiroguni. bioody-iutitilcd Mus solini M'1.cil helpless rltlitiipiu by lorcc, itiubbcil liny Alumna, aiul TOONERVILLE FOLKS Li fWW&KY PlLlTWovrLB OPTCM NCEP3 SPECIAL ATTSNTIOrt WHEN THE POWERFUL KATKINK DRINftJ HIM HOME Us 3V M 14. l s. ( 1 2 IIe L VS. v. The Doctor Says Growing Pains Not Serious n i mvi v. JOHI). m. i. Urtttrii for NKA hrrvlt-i Ait "unmmjf pull it" a mt1uu i com.ttloit nr mi llicy aumr thing to ! lr iKitoird? The iiMrr u not Mmpli. Mr i lie nl opinion tlKtrth Mni( u hut Iii if I .win v i hi in i lurli v otherwise extended the imperial ,.,., lo lBt , mml t.,rv powers which were food and ill ink llu.,r Vu.uo or ,, ri, , to his overweening vanity. important. Occasionally, howeier. Hut the evil didii I end Willi Italy ihrv do mean that something i ami Mussolini. Hitler diew much ol j seriously wrong which neeih medical in, inspiration tor totaliiiirlaii ruin- a t initum. c,i I llirn as tu whelhrr glowing p,iim may 1m a mild fmni of riiruumiir levrr. Which colors (ill kUllilrllty Willi swollen unit painful Julius anil other chut uiiei 1st tc symptom. Itheuiiiiitlc fcrr can anil often dors llljllie the limit. Hlltrc nomr children Willi grow nig puinn drvrlup heart Iroiiiilr without any other sinus of rlictiniiiiu- frer. the piis.i. bility of a ciiiiiirctiiin has to tr cn-Mdrtrit As tt I ilir (illuiii-n ft llil liiilr iririr te.v.iiis.s Irom Mussolini a success., iiir conilition sceiin UMiully lo ije : growuui pains, which do not nit Ull.it 11 Ulice could do. the mlglliy i caused bv such ruiild iiruwlh that aoiinir r.iiii.llv slmnlil br rsaiiiiur,i tinnier could do and did, despite tim omies and muscles ate uiiiler fervent appeasement by Britisli ' some strain. In such rases tieatiiieni b. a iihyslclitli to be sine Unit seliolts I'oiiillllou U nut ilicsrlit. He. cniue the iiui)iuy of such p,i:ui. of the Soviet I nion: By fomenting either civil war or gram uicludc the Lone Ranger at-7 ' l,,r bonus have been under con the development of a forceful political party or the o'clock, the Paul Whucman show at Jhleratlon by a Veterans ol Foreign capture of crucial labor unions or all three at once, i 1:30. Point Sublime at 8. and the' " ""'""ant uui iio unmra pro mine .Minister Ciiainberlulu audi at least extensive treatmrnt- Is oincis. lutuiitarliiii ideas, uulh uusi ; nanny necessary. oood ihxI. iilruly j lumrirr, air miui ami nut sciiou-.. auit lascist. tiHik rool m otner conn- ,0! sunshine, and adjustment OuoukIi ' parruts do nut nrnl tu uuiry abi;it tries until iniiiiy were sullciuig liom ! normal aging are sufficient to take them unduly excrpt lit the m-casiuiul the inn huly. care of the difficulty. lease. Fluully tnc World War tlcvclutHtl In vere cases, more serluus ab- cjlTF-Si'UiN': What is futiiim in 011 the vine which grew In. 111 the 1101 in.ilitirs may be present The , lection ol Ihr skin, ami what Is the seed of appeasement, uiul Hie whole 1 help of an orthopedic surgeon III j trcuiinrni1 - f W, glebe was turn with Loulliti ucuvcen dividing whether braces or olhrr ! ANHWKIt Fungus inlrcilun ol Hit ilrnuxiaiy and total, lartniuMii. At sjktIiiI measures are necessary is skin Is of r.rveral iirtlc. as lline an awful cost, luizisill and lasclMll worlhw lille. A few children ! are a lumibrr ol fungi or liinldi were .sni.isiird anil Hie democracies u"" glowing pains serin to have I iwliich are rrUird to plaiiui whirh si'iiir-.iiuiK wrung wnn one or mure lean a!lri-t tnc jkiii. liraTinrtit dr. thought tliey had won this titanic battle ugalnsl toiiilltiirliinlsiu-out soviet Kussia Ilrst weakens and then captures a country without using Russian troops. Thus no actual warlike step has been taken by them. Instead. local actions occur involving only natives which are so arranged that if the United Stairs sought to safeguard a government or even American interests. It would be the United States, or any other free eountrv. that Club Morocco orchestra at 10:30. posal has been decided upon. Pumping Plant Bids Asked Duck hunters aruund the basin report a lot of different things. Gel any group of ten or more hunters m a group and half of them will tell you how tough things are while tne 1 rest are expounding on the glories would be interfering in the internal affairs of another of Southern Oregon as a hunting country. : paradise. The best you can gather Invitations for bids on six pump- Ainno u,th ihi. ,. w. c . . r , ls tmu shooting in the second half i lug plants In the Coppock bav area . ?8 1 , technique boviet Russia conducts of thl5 spt Mllson must b0 very, j are being asked now?!). S. bureau a orl -wide propaganda to the effect that her agents very spotty at best. , of reclamation official, announced ! today. Weather, that year-round subject Bids will be opened for the six for conversation, is giving us the plants. O. H. J. K. L. and M. on year-end mauling. It looks ; Jcnuary 7. at 10 a. m. In the bu- and ' reau office at the naval air station. Klamath Falls. The plants will be of concrete structure In the area which will be are not communists at all: they are merely patriots in their own country. The best example of that is the ' widespread and dishonest propaganda, conducted al- i most entirely by Americans, that the Chinese com- ' munists, who have been associated With Soviet Russia ' since the early 1920s, are not communists but pa- j7!T(T7iTTi what mxu I '"ifjf jr J Youa nosi usua. like. It, stays nice and bright warm all week so the mud will be eoori and deen Then nn Kunrinv v.,,.,,. 1.110c no say so are not innocents morning, when the ground Is start- the documentation is too clear. They must be ac- ing t0 c'r-v out- comM a s"ow storm j open to homesteadlng next fall and cepted as untruthful : that lmures morc lmld' "uck a,ul '"' Mne 'atr for lands bordcr- ' 800 for the coming week. Looks like 1 lug and above presently constructed These three weapons have thus far failed only In an easy, but gummy winter for the j ditches In the Coppock bay area. China. Greece. France. Italy, and the Scandinavian , high countr'- Estimated quantities required for construction 01 tne plants: excava- 4i,iir." trrltolmn tn nitau siBMii-a, '4 floi'M, I'riirlrii Nimw IJrulM. tit rach ivm. trtl wMillin Itiliy. irrilalad mnnilirauet, clim-k KtierMSI anil aliimfsi. Yuil frrl re llff. Iirratli mmir rtuii'hly. DeniMnil DCMCTDn nose countries. They have not been employed everywhere, but they will be. Boyle's Column Big Blizzard Gives City Dwellers Thrills, Chills By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK, Dec. 29 (Pi The great snowstorm of 1947 gave mil lions of inhabitants of this fabulous city the first Introduction in their lifetime to the real power of nature. And the first reaction was one of strong disbelief that anything could thus violate the laws laid down by city hall and halt the metropolis in Its tracks. Nature here Is generally a vague something that causes you to be too hot in the summer, so you go to an air-conditioned movie; or too cold in winter, so you turn on the radiator. Otherwise nature has very little to do here, where nobody stares at pink elephants but a live cow draws a crowd. The weather Is supposed to obey the rules Just like evervbody else. Amazed passengers found it neces sary to get out and mush many blocks through thigh-high drifts to home. And It was this fact that struck deep into their startled senses some strange force had. finally made it necessary to use their own feet in the city where no one walks but policemen. (And the police complain about lu By nightfall New York looked like tho scene of a gigantic pillow fight Life in Manhattan moves to the routine of a turning wheel, so it was with uneasy astonishment and strange awe that the cliff dwellers saw the storm come down and throttle their city, and halt the wheels that always turned before, seemed Harmless They seemed so soft and harm less, these many-millioned snow flakes, filtering endlessly from a lead-roofed sky. But as the hours I the mother said errii.rfiu passed they thickened into a sticky "Sec, honey, we're making maZK that famha V.I..V. -I I , .. ,tU jiiguci on tiiuru- p lory. tag tires and finally held fast the "I'd rather be home than make tag vehicles with the power of a history. " said the little Im JZSE imre Fnde "Which World for Susan?" Is the tion common 2900 cubic vards: ex next transcribed program of the i cavatlon rock 1700 cubic yards: con series, "The Tenth Man." sponsored Crete 570 cubic yards: reinforcing by the Oregon Mental Hygiene so- j steel 90.000 pounds, ciety, and aired each Tuesday over I The work will involve Installation station KFJI at 8:30 p. m. . ol 11 pumpt ranging In capacity "Which World for Susan" ls a from seven to 15 cubic feet per sec thrilling dramatization of a teen- ! ond discharge, age girl, who found her dav-dreams I were becoming a world apart, where fcj- i:, she felt more at home than In the I n, "7 V.OUI1CII Meeting Tonight' City councllmen will have a rest from official duties tonight. Mon day. Since today ls the fifth Mon- world of family and classroom. It carries a down-to-earth storv In the ways of better mental health. a desolate chicken vard waist ! rh..r f .u- i . I day In the month, there will be no dTJ,"hm0U,t.leathe,'S- I To henpecked suburbanites unable co""cU, A father, mother and their dauiih-I ti rotrh train, h. .i,. .n B.v city law. the council Is re- i H" If MIllTl. IU Ul IIIIICS M MlUlllil i In regular session. ter passed a department store as Its radio blared out the news that the snow was deeper than any known since Peter Stuyvesant peg legged along the old Bowery, and his- hundred surging horses. In one stranded bus a reconvened old trolley motorman grumbled: "This'H teach 'em to get rid of trolley cars. Trolley cars never got stuck by the snow." But New York takes huge delight In bigness of any kind. In Times Square when the electric news Sinn spilled out a bulletin that the snow-! inn record of the famous blizzard of was a bonanza an excuse for night out alone In the big city. So; tney forked out for beers In mid- . , I r town pubs, and sang songs with KlaiTIOih UIN UOCS strangers and rollicked In street T I J ' II corner snowball fights. j lo 'noiand U Walking across the East Side to' Patricia Hackett, 1611 Oregon a subway the next morning I met I avenue, Klamath Falls, Is numbered a man plodding past stalled buses. I amon tne "'"dents enrolled lu In- "It s woisc down here than'n duhdl",na university, according to a de Bronx." he said In dazed wolldcralled student enrollment report an- "I live in duh Bronx. Nothings. ...7 " """"'. j Total enrollment at Indiana unl- ; verslty stands at 14,176 full-time IJ MHO PROGRAMS .MONDAY EVE., 00 Sporti Lineup Mom Town Newi :M World Ntwt Summarv' Sujr.r Bowl Boxing AHC ?:0 f h Lena Btocer ABO ?:.0On Stare Amerlra ABC R:00 Point Kubltme AHC :.10Kt HS vi. Eureka HA " :M " A;0t " :!. " (t:3ft American I-pglon P m. f;5 Buddy Weed Trie ABC 10:00 diardnit Malediea 10:1ft 10:10 Club Morroca Orch. ABO 11:00 Ntwi Summary ll;n. Ttleqacti 11:30 " " 11.40 - DECEMBER 29 Around Town Football Today Uinntr Dance Myslerfoua 1 ravelrr MBg Kacred Heart Caroleri Cisco Kid MBS Let (ienrge Do It MBS (iufil Star l.eo Krdndy Salon Billy Rone, Horehe MB tilenn Hardy Nwa HBS Soni O' Guna Let' Dance Hrnry J. Taylor MB tultoif Lewla Jr. MBS Allan Dalo Show HBS R verlea Date Nlsht MBS Holly ITnuae MBI Niwi MBS TUESDAY A. M., DECEMBER 30 A, M. Streoada :sa :IS farm Fart ?:fl0 Newa , T:lft Refer Roundup Jamea Ahba ABC l.f 7.eka Manner ABC " 00 Breakfaat Club ABC S:lft " " :S0 " ; " l "l ntleomo Trartlerf ABC J:JJ Bkftk in Bollywood ABC Joioj Oalao Drake ABO n:ISMual0 of Manhattan J0:Sp My Tro Story ABO U!.W MiDlatara Concert 1I:M Stop and Sbop 11:1a Kymphonr af Melody lli.lfl Club Time AnO 11:4ft Ctbal and Albert ABO Kri.ff realura tlualcal Reveille farm I'ront F. Hemmfwa. fw MBS Rita and Sblne MBS Headline Nwa Beat Huye Favorite of Tetlerday tafthion I laihei. lip and Tunrft Mornlni f'oncert' Hate bmltb Speak MB Victor H. Llndlahr MBS Mornlnf Matinee Sena oi the Pioneer Glen Hardy, New MBS Pictsweet Show MBS Say l Hllh Mmlo MBS Mutlc Knklne Johnson MRS Queen For A Day MRS TUESDAY P. M., DECEMBER 30 .Name Tan.. N e w lnc Ton.. Mirk.t 4t l.lv.ilork Aflcrnnon Cont-trt' Jnnnaon Fcmlly HR8 M.tlnet N.W I l?:IHI -wa' I I!:I.1P,,I... . . . .T:,J e"' n'.',n.n cms ABC l:0u Claafla ItIS Hrrrlll Time' !J'rr Hand Nhow ABC J:i!?",mr K" Serenade" i m Kbil , ,. ..d, auc -:.u Spolllihl en Hnlly. dABC J; d tiroom ABC 'nl.! ' ABC :.lw I1UI I un 1:15 National llairdreiieri 4:40 S-Mlnal. Mat.rv- 4:l HequeMfnllr 1 oura l::to - - 3:00 MilJ' "" "" 'IrileiABc tMfky KlntARC Ueart'l heilra MBS MnllvMiiod Favorite. MBS Bill Harrington MBS Rick 'a Reque.t Tea Danre- lln( Ullh find' f tllon f.ewia Jr. MBS f rank Hemingway MBS John dart Trio' Hop Harrigan MBS Super Man MBS Captain Midnight MBS rom Mil MBS movin' up there. And down here even less Is movin'." Never before had he seen the traffic torrent of Manhattan, the capital of the universe, capriciously stilled by anything except the ma jestic hand of a traffic cop. The miracle will remain in the memory of millions here all their days. It was some snowfall. Out In Hollywood It probably would have been almost terrific. students, the largest In the univer sity's history and more than doubls the pre-war peak. In addition, the university Is providing Instruction for 11.156 part-time students In Its extension centers and other campuses and through corres pondence study. internal glaiulv When preient. Ihh iilMi rriiuirrn rorrei'tlon. Hnllielllnea the mill, nuiv oe lUntrr l.oomlM( (lM.,1M.,, , .,, What many ooMiveis rrg.nd as a or sinuses, and this Is probably ihv. I,ir more duma-iuiu, form ui the i.mu I tanlly relatetl to the imiM-ulnr lui: taken over where Hitler timl rlirtiiiiiiiiam willed older people get. Mussolini alt oft coiuiiiuuiMn. It i I here Is also a debate among mrtli- l.i an liiMdious. powerfully oigauiiied force winch liii.t Mneiriitcii into virttiully every iuhk and cranny ol our globe. It llnally has abiiiulolicU tile uiulciKrouiul aiul has declared open war against tlic democracies. Battles are lagu.g lu many Ilrlds. but the tlilel conllltl ol the uioiiu.ul is. of course, lu Western Europe wnere the bfilslirvlsls liave sworn to defeat lite .Vurslluil plan lor rehabilitation and impose commu nist domination. Lveu as the sounds of colillli'l swell ominously, there are many wcll nieuiuug lovers ul iieace who arc calling lor appeasement of Moscow. They don t use the word "appease ment," and are even shocked to hear it mentioned, but their policy of one-sided camarailarle amounts to that. Docs uppcascllli-nt pay? I! LllKlll uclc's story means anything. It Is that apiHiisenicni ol evil can only lend to disaster. Francis B. buyre, president of the United Nations trusteeship council, yesterday urged In Washington that the United Bancs should go ahead with plans for helping IJurupe re gardless of a "Soviet campaign of calumny and blistering abuse." He also advised that "we must not dally with appeasement" but "must win the Russian people's help It we can." "A rehabilitated Kuroie." he de clined. "Will spell the collapse of Soviet plans for world domination." Mud on the kind of fungus, and the portion of the skin iuvohnl WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Mokei -Authoriied Moytog Scrvica TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Ksqulrt Itlils. I'hont HOI Turn those -longer-used articles into cash nowl Herald rnd N'is Want Ads arc inexpensive and bring quick results. PI OPS r Fun! RWSJjJB Hats! Novelties! fJf?yr Horns! K DANCE J: HARTFORD Aecfdeal mn4 lademnllf Company INSURANCE T. B. WAITERS FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE Ctntral Insuranc Aqency 107 S. 7th SI. Phone 4193 MAUEV3 New Year's Eve December 31sl Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 The way your pulley Is written SALEM, Dec. 29 lftF. E. Epton, 1B08 East Burnside street, Portland. filed his candidacy today for the means a lot Ar lr.K the rlltr.. Let republican nomination for stale Hans Norland analyze your problem senator from the 13th district iMult and write it for you the way It nomah countyi. He seeks the four should be. 123 N. 6th St. i year term. 'LKSfJAV EVE., DECEMBER 30 "funs iiincap' :I3 liom Town Nw I,,JB?.M0B ntPhny AUG ?;0II - Your Xav RrrruHfr' 7:(ft Vinrtnt Coper Orrh. i:00 Mf mwrabla Muru ":lfi Malrnlm rpv J:W KLIIS v. turfka A, " HrfHJ :I4 6:1(1 Gaett tiar :I.M.t rrcfdom Rtni ABC t0:00 atardoal MelofJIci 0::i(l Frttlrl M..ti. --. i. 11:00 Ni-wa Kainmary I1:ii.-. Telr.iur.i. ' I1:!tr h ll-IR " OabriPl fffallr Qnla Hbow Ground Town I nolnall Tudi H'Mfrn Mttludiri Smrrlrtn Inrnm MRS Rd Ryder MR! Count of Mnnta Criito MBft Trnth Man Rudolph Hoirhfl ntllr Rot, riffhni MBS Ulfn Hard Niwi MBI I.M'a Danrt Amarlran terltn Sawa rop MBH roltnn letr( Jr MBI Andrrwi HUlrri Rf Vf flea Bfnny Htronii Orch. MBS lohn Wnlahan Orrh. MBI Sen Mil KrJI featart THE INTERNATIONAL MOTOR CAR CO. ANNOUNCES THE PREMIERE SHOWING OF THE Town Shopper "at $59500 AMBASSADOR HOTEL, LOS ANGELES "mrco'l Mosr (eonomfcof Cor" 45 Miles pr Gollon 50 Mllvi pmr Hour DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLEI A limited number of xcluitv dealtnhipi ore itfll ovoiloblt. Mr. Oubin, head of th Dealer Appointment Division, It now interviewing pro.pec.ive dealer! at tho Lot Angelei Ambai lodor Hotel. Write, wire or phono for oppointmtnt. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SALES CO. DlJUIIt A'POINIMINT DIVISION 127 Dearborn, Chicago, III, franklin 7690 Bring In Your New Year With a BANG!! BIG WESTERN DANCE South Sixth Street Corral Located ar Fairground! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31st Les Gardner and His Western Rhythm Busters Coma One Come All '47 Out '48 In! 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