Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 28, 1948, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JAN. 28, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON SEC. II PACE 3 Activities In Chiloquin District :i. I IfJi,. . T J. ! .'V- ' - IT I l " fa 'nW. J. ' Ml J'C. i.. i, ..IZ.li iHwfill ill ira . -jMiitl f 0? - ill T3S SfllaCiBdB L.- ; ; ; j i - : - ' Thins. ar happrnlni around rhllMUln these winter daya, The upper pie-lure shows one of Joe Ortli' lolling truraa with a big load crpulng (he Hpraiur rlvrr on an BO-loul brldgr. a phase or a ttlnltr-Hme Inning oprrallun unuaual In this utualljr snowy rounlrjr. hvlow. a major Improvement Job on the store of William l.orrni, an es-Klamalh buslneaa man who has cast his lot with Chiloquin and la obviously doing all right Seven Held For Fraud HI'OKANE. Wash . Jnn. M (-Vi-fievrn iriioits, onr of Ihrm a former employe of llimforcl, WhaIi., nu.mlc . energy project, were umler nrreAl ( today on i-hniKa tlml they col Murd tJOUOOU from Inventors wan a scheme for recovering gold from black sand. U. 8. Altorney Ilnrvey trkkum reirlrd. A secret Itutlrtnient returnrd by a federal grand Jury here Jummry IB and mndo public yr&lcrdny. ac cused the seven of roti-iplracy. ming the malls to defraud and violation of the seciirlllea act. It chanted that Dr. Harold R. Hec tor of Klrhland, Wash.. aa de scribed In the literature distributed by the group as "a key atomic aclentlst In the development of the atomic bomb at the luinford project." Krlckson said Rector was a Rich land chiropractor, and thai while he workrd on the flnnford project during the war, "hl Job wa to tent water before they put It In boilers lo are that. It would not corrode the pliei." Others named In the Indictment were ). R. Nemec. Weslcolt H. Clurke and lloncwlcx X. Dawson, arrmted In Los Angeles; Stanley K. Hlchardiuin, Richland; Henry P. Hchwaru, Seattle, and Flora L. Car IK'iiter, Spokane. IDEA BOSTON. Jan. 28 iK'i Mayor Juinrs M. Curley of Beaton today had a plan to help Boston and California suffering both extremi ties of the weather. The mayor Jokingly suggested that the heavy snow covering Boston street be chemically changed lo dry Ire and shipped to California where drought la reported affect ing the crops. Claxilflcd Ads Bring Results WHAT? THE NEW 1948 CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR A time-honored "name" In the Amerlran appliance field with the latest Improvements that you have waited years fori IT HAS .. (( 28-ft, of (forage space. 0 Trouble-free mechanism. 0 Finest exterior styling, f And last but not least 279 95 LEACH 123 South 6th DKI.IVK.ItV TODAY! SERVICE COMPANY Phone 6842 Boyle's Column G.B.Shaw IsThe Only Man Fit For Everlasting Life Hy IIAI, IIOVI.K NKW YORK, Jan. 28 m A guile la a blg-miwied spook who tcj) out of a smoke cloud and says, "Did you call room service?" tie will then grant you any wish. Suppose one of these fugitives from Aladdlna lamp came to you some moonlit midnight and said: t give you the power to confer eternal life on any one person In the world." Who would you choose? I'd pick th. greatest vegetarian of them all George Bernard Shaw, the red- haired Irishman who began his r c e r looking like a carrot and has been whit ened by the y e a r a to the semblance of a stream lined cauliflower. Why? Well, lo begin with I wouldn't want It myself. The iverage man yearning for earthly Immortality wears out as his experience with the world lncreaiea, monkey glands and soclul security benefits notwlth- stsndlng. for that reason I wouldn't wish It on Professor Klnsietn or some other great human landmark. Not unless I was sure he wanted It. Nor would I have the heart to inflict lt as a curse on my worst enemy. Who' that mad at anybody? The Inst gent the school books record as having been granted eter nal life wasn't Ponce de Leon, who failed to find the fountain of youth In Florida but did beat the first bookie there by ten minutes. Trojan Winner It wan Tlthonu, a Trojan gigolo. Tlthonus was the son of a king of Troy and the boy friend of Aurora, the goddess of dawn. She liked her playfellow so well she finally got dnddy Zeus to make him Immortal. But there was a gimmick she forgot to ask eternal youth for him. Be. Tlthonus kept on living but grew old and shriveled and crabbed. i HAL BOYLE Aurora became so embarrassed by this elderly escort that ihe shut him up In a chamber and kept him In u crndle, where the poet says his voice "flowed on uiiceuslngly ." The morn goddess finally got Tl thonus changed Into a grasshopper amid the laughter of the gods. Hhe would have met a man of U. uk her filler had she picked on George Bernard Shaw, the meatless wonder of ihe literary world. Of course Shaw, one of the most moral men who ever lived, would have made the rosy goddess keep her dlrtance, anyway. Witty Reason The voice of Shaw, like that of Tlthonus, does flow on unceasingly. But there the resemblance ceases. The voice Is witty, reasoned and forceful still speaking the clearest klng'a Kngllsh of any Irishman since Dean Swift. Although Bhaw Is a self-profcsd physical coward, his life has been one of endless buttles, most of which he picked himself and he still has a lance for every windmill, whether It's steak-catlng or vivisection, both of which he's agln. A barnum of the highbrows, no man ever praised himself harder and few ever lived up to their own estimate more. He dldn t actually say he was a better dramatist than Shakespeare. He was more subtle he Just rewrote Shakespeare to show how he could be Improved. Puckish and elfin as ever, this acidulous Santa Claus, having out lived two generations of critics. Is composing another drama in his ninety-second yeir and still finding lime to engage In postcard debates on religion with American college students. He is currently Broadway's high est paid dramatist. His "Man and Superman" revival Is outdrawing that upstart Shakespcare'a "Antony and Cleopatra" by $7000 a week and Shakespeare Is being helped by Kntherine Cornell. Most of the M000 a week Shaw gets from capitalistic America goes to support the socialistic austerity of Britain, but socialism Is what he asked for long ago. Moat of those who hooted hlrn then are dead, but Shaw'a still In there helping pay the bill to keep going one of the few crusades he's won. He has another old play on the boards In London, and a second pro duction In rehearsal here. The money keeps pouring In like a golden ahower on the bearded old boy, who lives almost as simply as Gandhi and la his only rival as a lettuce eater. Time, miafjrtune and fortune, Ig nominy and fame, hatred and ac claim all have failed to dent the splendid armor of tills emperor of Jesters. Who I'lse alive has enter tained the world more, enjoyed liv ing better, or kept his faith for all his Idiosyncrasies unshaken for to long? Who else could get more fun out of eternal life and teach us more, than Bernle? He who once aald with a profundity above the Implied egotism: "You should live so that when you die Ood la In your debt." Homemakers Meet Slated Plans are under way today at the Oregon Vocational school for estab lishing of a homemakers' adult edu cation program for the Klamath basin area. This program will In clude part-time training (afternoon or evening) In such fields as general clothing, tailoring, upholstering, foods and nutrition, child care, home decorating, millinery and any other courses for which there Is a demand. All Individuals interested In taking such training are urged to attend a planning meeting to be held In the homemakers' room of Fremont Junior high school Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. This meeting will servo to express tlx desires and needs of the people of the Klamath basin area and courses will be offered accordingly. The United Stntes navy recruit Iiir office Is located In the post office building, In room 307, tele phone 3431. Mechanical corn pickers leave from three to five bushels of grain In each sera of corn. Custom Mads SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler rhons 4H4 Olympic Forest Battle Dropped WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 MV-Rep-Jackson (D-Wash.) said today the department of Interior has notified him lt no longer desires to change the boundaries of Olympic National park. The Everett congressman said he had requested Rep. Welch (R-Callf.l chairman of the house public lands committee, to drop a bill rearrang ing the boundaries. Welch Intro duced the measure at the depart ment's request. Rp. Mack. Washington republi can, who Introduced an Identical measure said he would Insist the committee consider and act upon the bill. Ginger was used in early Greek and Roman times. Actress May Get Second Trial LOS ANGELES. Jan. S8 (At Movie Actress Madge Meredith will remain In the Los Angeles county Jail pending outcome of her appeal Irom hrr conviction In the kldnap beutlng of her former manager. She was about to be transferred to the state prison for women at Tehachapl yesterday when her law year filed notice of apeal and ob tained a writ of probable came stay ing the transfer. The actress was sentenced last week to a term of five years to life for hrr part in the beating of Nicholas Glunchs, Hollywood res taurant supply man and her former manager. 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