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HERALD AND NbWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1948
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Today's Roundup
By MALCOLM EPLEY
REGON'S new Governor John Hall ha wtUistood
Lyhls first test as the offlciul who must pass final
Judgment on a prisoner sentenced to death in Oregon's
gas chamber.
As J customary In these situa
tions, the governor was put under
terrific pressure from a large group
of Individuals and organizations.
' In this case, the executive was
' urged to exercise clemency chielly
by persons who claimed that the
nrianner. Wardcll Henderson, would
not have been sentenced to death
harl ha been a white man. Tins
alleeation the governor denied
rr Vtnrinir the rjeiitions. read
' lng the letters, and studying the
' i e tum riol Iti whirr, Henri.
rxvuru ui uic m -
erson was found guilty of a Christ
mas Eve, 1945, murder at Vanport.
It is clear that only in the most extreme circum
stances should the governor of the state step in to
: overturn the decision of a court of Justice. To Justify
such a step, there must be a clear-cut miscarriage of
Justice, or the development of convincing new evi-
denct subsequent to the trial. Nothing of this kind
was In evidence in the Henderson case, and Gov
ernor John Hall did his duty In a tradition established
bv many other Oregon governors submitted to the
same unpleasant task and ordeal.
II capital punisnmem is w of uie law- oi uic amic.
Its mandates will most certainly be carried out on
occasion by the state. Those who do not believe In
, It should work for its repeal in the law, rather than
by attempting to repeal it by executive order. It is
unfair to Oregon s governors to suDmit tnem to ine
sort of pressure through which Governor Hall has
just passed.
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Our Imperturbable Mr. Scott
THE recent visit here of a squirming, excited ana
noisy basketball coach emphasized, by contrast,
. the Imperturbability of our own Wayne Scott, the
successful mentor of the lads who play for Klamath
..townspeople were in a position to watch the little
jlMm that-, want rtn arrwuE the- rnnrr. where the two
coaches sat on the benches of their respective teams.
We do not mean to censure the visitor, whose temper
and emotions are his own business and not ours, but
the amusing contrast was well worth observing as an
entertainment feature of the game. Throughout the
exciting phases of the play, Mr. Scott sat there in
mmnlpta mlm oniric nnlv tntn pnmmh nrtinn tn rail
out his substitutes and say a word to
I Hnn MM Via nlsninn flu.
His demeanor created a sense of confidence in the
cause of the Pelicans, and we think it has helped to
win games for them. When it was all over, an ac
quaintance of ours remarked:
-wayne scoit reauy got worsen
l-lnnl D Aula Rue I n A
IXLAMATH FALLS is about to assume a position of
man nf t h A ttW C.nn at
rauuw vrcyiiuuuu uw uiuvcu to
' California, Nevada stage line between this city and
Reno, and when the deal is consummated, the Klamath
Reno operation will become part of a continuous main
line uperauuu iruiu ruruaua w oouuieru i;aiuornia
I ne uoctor bays
It a a al I
rauenxs Mia Meaicai worK
By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
Written for NEA Service
In a recent column, I called at
tention to the fact that many pa
tients have greatly aided medical
vcarih ntiH haua mnrfn a rttal pnn.
tributlon to the health and well
being of those of us who are- living
today.
Among other such patients was a
boy of eight named James Phipps.
un may it, ryo, young J nines was
inoculated with cowpox taken from
the hand of Sarah Nealmes. He
thus became the first child to re
ceive vaccination for smallpox. To
test Its value, Dr. Edward Je li
ner Inoculated the child with small
pox eight weeks later. James did
not contact the disease, and thus
proof of the value of smallpox vac
cination became established.
Much medical progress has been
due to the physician who has made
personal observations on himself as
the patient. John Hunter shortened
his life by an attempt to investi
gate the cause of syphilis; Henry
Head, a famous British nerve spe
cialist, cut nna nf t.h npnrm In
his arm to study the processes of
nerve regrowth. Numerous med
ical Investigators have become the
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MALCOLM ItPl.f.Y
Managing Edllor
Falls, and will
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as then- choice for president in
1948. But In a poll "trial heal"
against General Dwight D. Eisen
hower, the president runs second
to Eisenhower among union mem
bers at the present time.
Henry A. Wallace receives the
support of approximately one labor
union member in ten In the poll.
The candidate preferences of
union labor have a vital bearin::
on the election not only because
of the substantial number of votes
fe-
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involved but also
Truman
Dewey
Wallace
No Opinion
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Taft
Wallace
No Opinion .
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the boys coming
up over tnat.one,
acquire uie uregon,
AT I f A a I
victims of the disease which they
were investigating. Lazear, Adrian
Stokes and Noguchi died of yellow
fever, Ricketts of typhus and Dut
ton of trypanosomiasis, to use a
few examples.
INVENTIVE PATIENT
The patient who suggest meth
ods of treatment to his doctor is
not always popular, and is apt
to be a nuisance. Nevertheless, a
few such patients have contributed
real advance In medicine. A good
example is Isambard Brunei, a dis
tinguished engineer. In 1843 Bru
nei accidentally Inhaled a coin.
Attempts to remove the coin
failed on several occasions, but
some six weeks after the accident,
Brunei supervised the construction
of a table which could be moved
into the upright position. He had
himself strapped to this table,
turned upside down and shaken.
After a few coughs Brunei heard
what he called the delightful music
of the coin clinking against his
teeth.
THE DOCTOR ANSWERS
QUESTION: Do carrots strength
en the eyes? If so, are cooked or
raw carrots better? M.B.
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over Uie fast inland route we have frequently dis
cussed in tilts column. ,
Greyhound has already taken over Inland Stages,
operating from Reno south, over US 386, and will
integrate the entire operation into one main line pro
ject. Under the new program, Greyhound busses will
operate out of Portland via 98 to Goshen, over the
Willamette highway to US 97, down 97 to Klamath
split here, some going back to US 99
others going down tin inland route to
Alturas, Reno, Bishop, and on into Southern Cali
fornia. (The Portland, Goshen, Klamath, Weed opera
tion has been going several years.)
One advantage of the new operation is that it may
help to make Uie public cognizant of the Portland
Southern California route via Klamath Falls, and thus
promote more private passenger travel that way. The
lark of numbering continuity, and the fact that the
fine highway from here to Alturas is not known to a
large section of the motoring public, has hampered
Justified development of travel on the route in question.
Poll
By GEORGE GALLl'P
Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
PRINCETON. N. J., Jan. 33 Labor union members
pick President Truman in preference to either
Governor Thomas E. Dewey or Senator Robert A. Taft
because both the CIO and AF of L
are planning to take an extremely active part in the
1948 campaign.
The Institute tested the present-day sentiment of
union members by asking a cross-section how they
would vote It three-cornered races were being held
today Involving Truman-Dewey-Wallace, Truman
Elsenhower Wallace and Truman-Taft-Wallace.
Here are the findings:
LABOR UNION MEMBERS
Truman-Dewey-Wallace
.45;
15
.. 10
. 10
Truman-Eisenhower-Wallace
Truman 37
Eisenhower 46
Wallace g
No Opinion - 9
Truman-Taft-Wallace
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labor's prime interest in the 1948
J race is said to be the defeat of members of con
gress who supported the Taft-Hartley act to regulate I
labor unions. In view of the opposition of labor lead- I
ers to the act,, the comparatively low support for '
Cnatn, Toft in th trial ht im nnt e,,m-l-ln !
The fact that General Eisenhower outpolls Presi
dent Truman among union members may, however,
come as a surprise to some political observers. In
analyzing the poll vote it should be borne in mind
that the general is not associated in most voters'
minds with partisan matters. Eisenhower's percentage
is perhaps a good deal higher than It might be if he
were nominated, because as a republican candidate
he would have to take some of the slings and arrows
of union leaders for the GOP record in congress on
union legislation. At present because his views on
labor and on general political matters are largely un
known, the unions have no particular criticism to
offer him.
ANSWER: Carrots contain a
vitamin known as carotene. This
vitamin has some effect on the
ability of the eyes to see tn dim
light. It does not, however,
strengthen the eyes as such. Cook
ing carrots destroys some of the
carotene.
Soviets Deny
Nazi Pact Story
NEW YORK, Jan. 23 UP, The
Daily Worker, communist party or
gan in the United States, said today
that the state department's report
on Soviet - German relations be
tween 1939 and 1941 actually re
vealed "there never was a Soviet
German alliance."
Criticizing the report because "the
average man is asked to believe
every word of nazi diplomats talking
to each other In their gangster
language." the Daily Worker said
the published files showed:
"The Soviet leaders had not the
slightest illusions about Hitler and
anticipated his attack."
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank our friends for
their kindness, words of sympathy
and floral offerings in our late be
reavement, In the loss of our lovini
son.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Brochls.
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'The For Man"
A rarity among radio acton is J.
Scott Smart who plays the title
role in ABC's whodunit series, "The
Fat Man." The reason he's a radio
rarity? He looks the part he plays.
In fact Smart topi the scale at
67 pounds SO more than the
script calls for. Heard 8-8:30 Fri
day nights.
STATIC
By LOIS STEWART
Don Neal was having himself a
"whee of a time" over Dlul Fun
yesterday afternoon, watching the
expression on our face when the
answers to his question, "When
did Lois Stewart FIRST come to
work for the Klamath Fnlls news
papers?" The answers ranged from one year
(thank you) to 1919. My goodness.
Mrs. J. A. Mahoney of 737 N. 9lh
guessed the right answer January
of 1925. Don gave a good hint when
he said the old Herald was located
on 8th street back of Main. There
was a vacant lot next door where
Tom Malarkcy and Bill Perkins and
I used to play three-corner catch.
Penney's is there now. Oh my. tem
pls fugit.
The Mahoneys, incidentally, were
living in Bonanza at that time but
apparently were good readers of The
Herald even in those days. And Mrs.
Mahoney got herself a nice flock of
frozen foods for her right guess on
Don Neat's Dial Fun.
Other winners were: Mrs. L. E.
Hubbard, 327 Alameda, on the ques
tion, "Name of the Oregon Frosh
basketball coach and the Klamath
boy who plays on the team." and
Mrs. C. J. Flala, 1865 Fremont, who
gave the right answer to the ques
tion, "Box number of the March of
Dimes."
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Speaking of winning we were
sure pulling for the expectant fath
er on Groucho Marx' "You Bet Your
Life" program last Wednesday
night. The $3500 question was
"What state Is represented by the
48th star In the flag?" He'll need the
rr-ney come next April. His partner,
a housewife, did not get a chance
t ' answer a question but she gets to
split the boodle 50-50!
Two Wagnerian singers of the
Metropolitan opera will participate
In a discussion of "Die Walkuere"
when It is presented by the com
pany over station KFLW Saturday,
January 24. beginning at 11 a. m.
Astrid Varnay, soprano, and
Emery Darcy. tenor, will be guests of
Boris Goldovsky on the "Opera News
on the Air" feature, presented at
12:04 p. m., PST, during the first
intermission.
Olln Downes again will preside
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boy I've had romance with
year's diary I wonder what
have dates with them!"
Telling
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Letter printed her mutt not be
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"WHITE WASH BY GOSH"
Down In dear old San Francisco
That city so gay and so gaudy
Where night lights brightly dazzle
and glow.
We are told that all things bawdy
Will sure as heck have to go.
There will be no after hours drink
ing And the town will be closed up at
night
While from gambling all must be
shrinking
Or else all get locked up tight.
The Chief has made a resolution
The town shall be whiter than snow
And that every house of prostitution
From the city shall be forced to go.
Lottery tickets shall be banned for
ever, Likewise all games of chance.
Why. a guy's gonna have to be
clever
To even find a place to dance. ,
The habitues of these places are
frantic.
In fact, don't know what to do,
So they all will take a vacation
Till the Chief stills his hulabaloo.
I The dives will be closed and de
! serted,
I There won't be a goon on the prowl
And old sin will be so disconcerted
! He ll be forced to toss In the towel.
Yes. folks, that sure makes swell
! copy.
You've got sin on the run and then
I In spots, enforcement gets kinds
I sloppy
And all are back at it again.
j Now you claim reform's badly
I needed
i And that It's not Impossible to do
I But even the FBI has conceded
! It needs help from YOU and YOU.
I R. H. COOK.
! over the "Opera Quiz," broadcast at
1 1:30 p. m., PST, during the second
iiiteriuiosiuii. uie ouara ot experts,
who will answer questions submitted
by listeners, will comprise Slgmund
Spaeth, Robert Lawrence and Deems
Taylor.
In "Die Walkuere,'' principal roles
will be sung by Rose Bampton,
Helen Traubel, Kerslin Thorborg,
Lauritz Melchlor, Herbert Janssen
and Mihaly Szckcly. Fritz Stledry,
who Is conducting the Ring Cycle
this season, will be on the podium.
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Tune In tonight If you're not al
ready listening to "The Fat Man,"
and hear Don Neal report on the
KUHS v. Oregon Frosh basketball
game. Don's reporting on basketball
Is even faster than his reporting on
football. If you don't think It's hard
work to give a play-by-play of any
thing with the mike staring you In
the face. Just get ycurself a micro
phone and practice In the seclusion
of your boudoir. (8:30-9 p. m.)
Tie World
Today
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affalra Analyil
That was a allocking picture
which British Foreign Secretary
Btvln drew In the house of com
mons yesterday when he charged
that Russia la bent on a ruthless
drive to dominate the whole Kuro
pean continent and that one-power
domination "will Inevitably Irad to
another World war."
There's a terrible finality about a
declaration like that, and one wishes
that It were
possible to avoid
such controver
sial statements.
Still, It's dan
gerous tor us
not to know
the truth about
this "cold war."
since our very
liberties are at
stake. That cer
tainly Is one
thing which
Impelled Mr.
Bevln to speak
OeWIH Mocaemie
so bluntly.
We are entitled to avtunie. or so
It seems to me, that Washington's
release and Secretary ltcvlna
speech represent concerted action
by the two major western ixiwcra.
One object Is to Infurm the world,
not only the democracies but the
peoples of the Russian sphere of
domination, concerning the true
slate of affairs. The other would
seem to be to Impress Moscow that
the western allies menu business.
Writing of these methods (nun
Washington. John Ilightower, AP
diplomatic reporter, says:
Time Una Come
"There are some here In hixh
places who feel that such tactics
can do no good and may do consid
erable harm. But most official!
seem convinced that the time has
enme for unvarnished language.
They reason that If there Is any
merit in the (henry that only Amer
ican power can block Russian dom
ination of Europe, then that power
should be openly applied In under
standable words as well as action. "
Bevln Is noted for the bluiiturss
of his speeches but yesterday's
broadside at Russia Is the heaviest
he has delivered In public since he
became foreign secretary. One of
his thrusts precipitated a scene In
the house of commons involving the
two communist members, Willie
Oallarher and Philip Plrntln. Bevln
set them to shouting In protest
when he mid:
"One of the first objects of Soviet
and communist policy Is to prevent
the Euroenn recovery program
from succeeding. But I do not see
why I should be a party to keeping
Europe In chaos ami distress."
Out to Defeat
It wasn't made clenr Just why Hie
two reds should have protested
this. In view of the fact thnt the
bolshevlsta have publicly proclaimed
that they are out to defeat the Mnr
shnll plan.
Bevln also announced plans fur a
union of the natloas of Western Eu
rope to face the Russian drive tor
control of the whole continent. He
declared that the time Is ripe for
the consolidation of Western Eu
rope, and disclosed that Britain
already has initiated talks with
Belgium, the Netherlands and Lux
embourg. Furthermore Brltnlns
alliance with France will be tight
ened and Itnly and other countries
will be brought Into "this great ron
ctpllon." So it would seem that the mills
of the western democracies are be
ginning to grind full speed.
Local Student
Finishes Course
LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE.
Portland. Jan. 23 Jean L. McVey,
sophomore art major, Is one of the
22 women students at Lewis and
Clark college to complete the Red
Cross training course for Junior
Gray Ladles. Each Tuesday during
the rest of January, three of the
new members will assist with movie
night activities at the veterans hos
pital. Jean Is the dmiKhter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert V. McVey. Lnkeshore
drive, Klamath Fulls.
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From Other
Editors
CALLING Al l. Kl ( KKHS
llrilil lliillrlill
The Orrgoniaii has piibllihrd a
letter from a Prliicvllle resilient re
garding tho possibility ol discover
ing oil In Central Orntnn. The
writer of the letter takes exception
to a stiitrmriit made by the Port
land paper tluit the "prospects of
obtaining petroleum from local dis
coveries are not considered bright."
To sustain his exception he quotes,
as he puts It, "one of the outstand
ing iielroleum geologists of the nil
Industry " ll Is the opinion of tills
geologist, the letter writer any,
"that the oil and 11 us possibilities ot
Central Oregon ate aurilclenlly
favornhle to warrant further test
ing" "Testinu." llmt it. drilling or ull
has been tuulrrtnkrn over a iierltKl
of many years In various parts of
Crntrnl Oregon. Among the parti
cular Incalltlrs where such testing
has been done are Clnrno, Mitchell
and Hunts. A good many thousand
dollars have been sunk In tilts work.
None of the lunuey came from anv
established, operating oil company
such as thiuie that In rrcent yearn
I have been trying, without any sue
i cess, to find oil In Western Oregon
I areas IncUidlug Coos county and the
I hills near Portland.
These rompnnlra have on lluir
I staffs "the outstanding petroleum
' geologists nf the oil Industry" and It
Is a significant Jnct thnt none has
proposed or undertaken any oil ex
ploration over here.
On the face of the record ol past
testing and nf non-interest oil the
pnrt of established mrinlers nf the
oil Industry our belief Is that there
Is no nil nr gas to be found In Cen-
I tral Oregon. Here, however, as all
' over the country, thrre are "suck
ers" who can be induced to put
: their savings Into so-ralird oil
j "testing." It Is In such Investment.
I we believe, that In Central Oregon
j money Is to be marie by the pro
moters. i If any men nr groups of men with
! the necessary fluancinl ability want
to go Into the business of testing tor
oil In Central Oregon let them Imp
tn It. The more the merrier. If
Cenlrnl Oregonlaas or citizens of
any othersectlon are solicited to put
money Into such testing we auggest
that they get the whole story and
then go and buy U. 8. savings bonds.
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Death Toll Up
In Holy Land
JKItUSAI.EM. Jan. 21 id'i An
Arab was killed by a sniper today
011 Palestine's coastal plain, and a
Jew was rcimrtrd slain In an at
tack mi an Arab ro&iltiouta on
Jerusalem's outskirts.
The unofficial tally ot violent
deaths In the Holy Lund rone 10
U.'iJ elure tlio Ullllrd Nullum vnlril
November JU to divide Uie countiy
between Arabs anil Jews.
The Jew was killed. Jewish aouicea
snltl. Ill ail attack on the madhouse
by llagitna, the Jewish agency's de
fense force. The cafe, which wm
blown up. was situated near where
Arabs killed a Jew yesienlny In an
nttuck 011 a convoy.
The Ami) auliier victim tell at
Union, smith ol Tel Aviv and Julie.
In the borderland between Jewish
ITel Aviv and Aral) Jaffa, Jewish
1 bombers blasted another house.
Police said Jews were believed to
1 have mined the whole area.
I Phone your Wnnt-Ad to the Her
i aid and News, gill, or bring your ad
! In the office at Pine aim Esplanade.
Pay III advance, gel 10", discount.
ff Hutch
! TIIL ralare Market atocka Jutl
j about eerrvUiini yuu'd . rtpcrl a
I top-notch fund market to have In
; the way of inod tlilnn to rl
i anil In adillllun to thai we cn-
tlravnr to obtain, In your behalf,
( Hie really Important oultlanillnf
1 American and Fureigi Itrglonal
t oad NperUlllra.
1 1. 1 f. It f. It K It A N .. ault ripening
' elieeae frnm Van Urrl. Ohio.
Utr.SH froirn Inhalers, from tlie
' Iry waters of Portland. Maine. Two
j whute lobsters to the package.
I HtOdS I.I (iS. from prdiirred
Jumping frnss, rrared In the bay
1 oua of Florida.
I We are told that Ihr head bull
I frog of thla envey, flork. school, or
whatever a bunch of frees la
known aa( recently wnn the na
tional Jumping championship at
the Iron' national track meet.
This frog. Internationally known
to frog fullowrrs as Croaker, Is a
direct descendant of the frog mails
famous by the fire! Ilarte legend.
I lie lines Ills nffaprlng up on the
white aanilt of Florida each nlslil
for Jumping practice giving ihrm
liialruetlni.s In loud guttural noire.
When they develop enough ability
to better 15 tee! In the broad Jump
they are Immediately processed,
frrali froten, and their well de
veloped less sent to The Palace
Market where they await yft"
plraaurr at the let alale to the left
In our froirn food department.
WF. ALSO have genuine Long la
land Durkllngs 1 Deb Addlann,
please note) NO LIMIT, at T1IK
PALACE MARKET, S2 Main.
ASPHALT TILt
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