HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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These Days
Br GEORGE E. SOKOLMH
THE essence or the articles written by Henry Mor
genthau on himself and appearing in the "New
York Post" is that Uie state department and the war
department had. as is their proper function, worked
out plans for postwar Germany. He had obtained ft
document prepared by the stale department which
would have saved the world endless trouble and un
bearable costs. Morgenthau was terribly angry. So
he aw General Eisenhower in London and Elsen
hower said to htm:
"I want to say that I am not interested in the
German economy and personally would not like to
bolster It if that will make it easier for the Germans."
Now, how could it be that General Eisenhower or
anybody else in so responsible position could say
that he is not interested In the German economy?
For after all, Germany Is the economic and geographic
heart of Europe. U may be that it is unfortunate for
mankind that the particular people who inhabit that
particular area of the earth's surface are those who
are there. But no intelligent man can say that he
is not Interested in German economy for it is Ger
man economy that has already cost us two wars, and
the huge cost of occupation and the British loan
and the Marshall plan but so much else that has
disturbed our generation. How could General Eisen
hower say that in 1944?
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Hod Hands Full
IT was in 1944 that Henry Morgenthau was told by
General Eisenhower, as Morgenthau reports, that
Russia now (in 1944 had all that she could digest,
and her present problems would keep her busy until
long after we were dead. That was before Yalta and
Potsdam. It was before Soviet Russia took over
Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Poland, Hungary, the
Kurile islands, Manchuria, and Korea. It was before
the Cominform was organized. It was before Togliatti
attempted to force Italy, and Thorez, France, into
the Soviet federation. It was before Soviet Russia
tried to take the atom bomb from us.
Certainly it is difficult to believe that Eisenhower
was so badly informed, so inadequately oriented as
Morgenthau makes him out to have been. For the
history and purposes of Bolshevism, from 1907 to 1944,
is a thoroughly documented story, widely known and
discuSsed by intelligent students the world over. It is
not possible to believe that the man to whom the
destiny of this country was entrusted could have been
so superficial. Until Eisenhower speaks for himself,
I, for one, decline to believe that he could possibly
bftve expressed such views.
a a a a
Much Confusion
OF course,, the confusions in thought and policy
in the Roosevelt administration are beyond Be
lief. Morgenthau reports, for instance, that he dis
cussed not treasury but foreign problems with all
sorts of people, although the country assumed that
it was Cordell Hull who was secretary of state. Ap
parently, the American people were wrong, because
Hull seems not to have known what was going on.
For instance, Morgenthau discussed Teheran with
Anthony Eden and then w ith Cordell Hull. Appar
ently minute were kept at Teheran, but Cordell Hull
was not permitted to see them them although, as
secretary of state, they should have been in his
possession. According to Morgenthau, this is what
Hull told him:
"I dont have a chance to do anything. I am not
The Doctor Say
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Dr. Drake Medical Pioneer
By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
Written for NEA Service
Dr. Daniel Drake, who lived from
1785 to 1852, is one of the great
figures in American medicine. For
some reason, however, his name has
been much neglected and he Is little
known today even by medical men.
The most Important of Drake's
many contributions to medicine s
great book of nearly 900 pages
. k'hlch appeared in 1850. This book
covered geography, geology, botany
nd weather conditions and their
relationship to diseases. It also
discussed the diagnosis and treat
ment of the illnesses known at that
time.
To get his material he traveled
the whole western part of the coun
try. He studied the earth, rivers,
plants, animals, the air, sky, and
the people. His Journeys led him
from the Rio Grande to Hudson
Bay, from Florida to the headwaters
of the Mississippi, from the Great
Lakes to the mouth of the St. Law
rence. Drake worked and studied in the
villages, hamlets, and tiny settle
ments in all these regions.
The full title of his book reveals
his enormous labors. It was "A
Systematic Treatise, Historical,
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the attitudes of
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Etiological and Practical, on the
Principal Diseases of the Interior
Valley of North America, as They
Appear in the Caucasian, African,
Indian, and Esquimaux Varieties of
Its Population."
STUDIED CHOLERA
Although this tremendous book Is
Daniel Drake's greatest contribu
tion, he did many other things. He
struggled hard to improve medical
education, which was ther in a sad
state. He studied a cholera epi
demic, and published a small book
let about it. He is noted for having
been the teacher of many prominent
men who came after hlmj
When one thinks of the monu
ments which have been erected to
honor military leaders who have led
great armies to destroy each other,
it seems wrong that a great physi
cian like Dr. Daniel Drake of Cin
cinnati, whose efforts were all di
rected toward saving life, should re
main so long neglected.
THE DOCTOR ANSWERS
QUESTION: What causes small,
itchy pimples to appear between
the fingers and on the palm of the
hand?
ANSWER: It is impossible to
guess which of several skin con
ditions could be causing the
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told what la going on. That 'a on ft higher level. I
am told that 1 ft military affair. I have consultations
with the war department every day on the immediate
objective, but wncn they Ulk about the state of Ger
many I am not even consulted."
What was lie secretary of state? The story la coming
out. even earlier than had tieen expected. Maybe, lu
time, some ol us who warned the American people
that they were being fooled and their confidence
abused will unfortunately be proved to have been right.
I, for one, would rather have been proved wrong. The
other day, I remarked to ft friend that II would hae
given me more comfort for the future of my children,
if the facts, as they arc now disclosed, would show
that I had been in error during" the years of the
Roosevelt confusion.
The World Today
By lie Win' Mai'KtNZU,
AP foreign Affairs Analyst
THE reopening of the French-Spanish frontier after
two years, during w hich Generalissimo Franco has
been ostracized by the great powers as the bad lad of
Europe, makes one wonder whether Spain may be
cdguig back into the good graces of her neighbors.
Certainly it would be a boon for the Marshall plan
if Spain could purge herself of her sin and Join in the
rehabilitation of Western Europe. She has many re
sources to contribute to recovery and that at a mo
ment when every ounce of help is needed.
Spain's sin of course is one of omission rather than
commission. She has failed to get rid of Dictator
Franco, though nobody has suggested just how she
could do tins in view of the fact that the generalissimo
has a great standing army and is all set for defense
of his position.
Overthrow Move
NOBODY loves a dictator, but we have to deal
with the anomaly that many nations in theoreti
cal good-standing not only are under dictatorships
but are members of the United Nations. The most
curious aspect of the situation is that the most pow
erful totalitarian dictatorship of them all Soviet
Russia is the spearhead of the attack on the Spanish
government- Moscow naturally aims at the reestab
lishment in Madrid of the leftist republican regime
which Franco overthrew in his rebellion of 1936-39.
World opinion of the Spanish dictatorship was
recorded by the United Nations in 1946 when the
general assembly at Lake Success agreed that all
countries should withdraw their ambassadors from
Madrid. This wasn't to be a break of diplomatic
relations but was a gesture of condemnation. America
didn't have an ambassador in Spain. The same was
true of Argentine, but Buenos Aires promptly sent
one to Madrid as an expression of disapproval of the
assembly action.
Since then there has been no official change in
the countries subscribing to this
Neither America nor Britain has
retreated from their positions of no compromise with
Franco. So far as the Marshall plan is concerned.
Spain wasn't invited by her European neighbors. to
join in the program and thus on paper there is no
question of her sharing in the rehabilitation efforts.
One Objection
STILL, it is an interesting fact that the French
Spanish border is being opened to traffic and trade.
We must assume that neither America nor Britain
raised objections, for France wouldn't have agreed
to the opening if they had. The only objection thus
far registered is by the Ttmmunists. The French
bolshevists In Paris nc- A by leaders Maurice
Thorez, J acquest Duclos and Andre Marty pro
tested during a demonstration Sunday.
From the economic standpoint the western democ
racies obviously would be glad to see Spain's resources
pooled with those of other countries. The difficulty
is on the political side.
However, as the signs read, there may be a trend
toward getting Spain into the economic set-up. The
initiative, of course, would have to be taken by the
countries of Western Europe.
pimples. There are several pos
sibilities and only a physician
who saw you personally could tell
with any certainty what was the
cause.
Public Health
Staff Increased
Mrs. Helen Hays has Joined the
staff of the Klamath county public
health department as laboratory
technician. Dr. Seth M. Kerron an
nounced today.
Mrs. Hays is a graduate of the
University of Illinois and a Phi
Beta Kappa, national scholastic'
fraternity, a post graduate of Ohio
State university and has had five
years of experience with the Illinois
health department of bacteriology.
The department Is now equipped to
do all laboratory work with the ex
ception of pre-marital.
Woman Dies Of
Burn Injuries
PORTLAND, Feb. 10 IJP) Mrs.
Delma A. Gibson. 30, died last night
in a hospital ol burns suffered Jan-
I uary 26 when her cottage was de-
stroyed and her four - year - old
daughter burned to death in crib.
The woman was carried uncon
scious from the house. She under
went five hours of surgery at Provi
dence hospital after the fire and
appeared then to be recovering.
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CO mi n if aia,t.
"Will you work on dad to buy me a spring coat, mother?
When I ask him for anything he always tells me all about
the things I've already got!"
Canned Food
Warning Given
With botulism poisoning fatally
striking a family In Prlnevfle
through home - canned spinach,
Helen P. Stlnc, home demonstra
tion scent gives us timely advice
on home canning at this altitude.
Of the many organisms that may
be present in foods, botullnus Is the
most dangerous.
The Clostridium bolulinum. a
' deadly bacterium found in the soil
In many states. Is not in itseii
poisonous. However, under certain
conditions possible In home-canned
food, it produces a toxin which is
deadly. It doesn't always betray Its
presence by odor, discoloration or
other signs of spoilage, so we may
not discover it until too late.
A temperature of 240 degrees F.
113 lb. pressure! or higher is re
quired to kill the botulinus organ
ism and to attain this temperature
a pressure canner, with an accurate
steam, gauge, must be used. Non
acid and low-acid foods such as
meat. fish, poultry, and all veg
etables except tomatoes, are there
fore canned safely only in a
pressure canner.
Toxins formed by botulmus bac
teria are destroyed by ' adequate
boiling. Therefore as an added pre
caution, boll all home canned non
acid foods before testing or usUig
in anyway on the same day eaten.
At this altitude: boil all home
canned non-actd foods 15 minutes.
Empty the Jar and add water if
necessary before boiling. Remeqiber
reboll leftovers that are to be used
In salads or casserole dishes. Never
try to reclaim spoiled food.
Holy Land
Police Asked
LAKE SUCCbTS. Feb. 10 lP) A
draft statute submitted here today
calls for a nermanent international
police patrol in the Jerusalem lone
o: partitioned Palestine.
The 45-article statute, drawn up
by a six-nation committee, pro
vides that the special force be or
ganized by a UN-appointed gover
nor to maintain Internal law and
order. The strength of the force
would be left to the governor with
I the stipulation that membership I
I sliould not De drawn from citizens J
! of Jerusalem or the proposed Jew- , Matters, especially Charlie
lsh and Arab nations Mf FarIan were c,n,' y the re-
I The statute, however. to,&M2
tr.e neutrality of Jerusalem and
calls for complete demilitarizing of
the city. It also bans the entry
0! any military units except through
specific permission of the security
council .
Under the&e provisions, the UN
would guarantee the territorial in
tegrity of the city and the mainte
nance of the special international
regime. The security council would
be notified of aggression or threat
of aggression.
The report will be taken up by
the trusteeship council when it
meets February 18 for final action.
Members of the committee are the
United States. Britain. France,
China, Mexico and Australia.
Luke Files For
Confab Post
SALEM. Feb. 10 (Ti Tommy Luke.
Portland florist, filed his candidacy
today for delegate to the republican
national convention.
Robert M. Mulvey, Oregon City
republican, filed for Clackamas
county district attorney.
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By RONNIE BROWN
You lovers of classical music
should note the Boston Symphony
hour tonight, beginning at 6:30
over KFLW. Tonight's program
will originate from Cambridge,
Mass., and will have Richard Bur
gin, associate conductor, at the
helm.
February's first public schools
broadcast will be aired over LW to
night at 7:30. and will feature th
Conger school group.
Tonight's presentation Is entitled.
"Sing of Your West." and will em
phasise legendary and geographic
features of the Northwest.
Miss Augusta Parker will be to
night's director.
KFJI has an informative drama
scheduled for 8:30 tonight, called
"Out of Slgnt. Out of Mind." The
cast Is sponsored by the Oregon
Mental Hygiene society and Is otu;
of the series of programs called "The
Tenth Man." currently being pre
sented by the society.
An Arabian official, a Jewish
agency spokesman and two con
giessmen will be the principals m
tonight's "Town Meeting of the
Air," coming over LW at 8:30.
Tonight's bone of contention is.
"How Can Peace be Maintained in
Palestine." and will go the usual
hour's limit no holds barred.
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Now YOU can 'celebrate the
colorful Mardl Oras with the best
of New Orleans blue-bloods from
the comfort of your own favorite
arm-chair.
Hornet Kane, noted Louisiana
writer and authority on New Or
leans' customs, will air special
play-by-play description of the af
fjlr over KFLW at 10 p. m. tonight.
Although I may be chained to a
linotype and fed bread and water
foi 60 days for saying this. If you
don't like celebrations, you can al
ways turn to another station.
8lnce Mac Eplcy is
cruise, endeavoring by
taking a
now. no
, doubt, to feed the hungry fish of
the broad Pacific, his "Managing
Editor's Report," piped over KFLW
tonight at 8:15. will be taken over
by Charlie Stark of the locol cham
ber of commerce.
Charlie will likely bring another
partner in crime along to help out,
and oh, yes. their subject uh
huh. the chamber of commerce.
Cecil, to their ranks yesterday.
Chuck has been "taking It easy"
at home with the wife and the
flu. but seems to be sufficiently re
covered to return to his labors.
J. L. DEAN
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and Auditor
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Phone 9346
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1 Lsttars prlntad hara tmi.l not ba
a mora than ftuu words In lanith, muil
I ha wrltlan lallbly on ONK 8II1I of
I lha pauar only ami mutt ha slgusd.
I Contribution! MlnMing thata rulaa
s ara warnny waicoinau.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., iTo
theKdltori;
llr.lll TO THIS HOOKAH
At slogan writing one Oeorgo 11.
Kb. tie
Is entitled to a forty grain pearl
No truer words were ever said
Nor null hit squirer on the head.
Ho here with reverence we quota
If Tninuui is lumitnntcd and de
feated our putty Is sunk; If Truman
Is nominated and elected our coun
try Is sunk.
Some years ago one Herbert Hoover
The democratic party did out-
maneuver
And fell heir we hnte to suy
To a depression, still mentioned to
day. But now it veins thojiuiid uf fate
In not again going to be late.
And that ill this frentled demo
cratic spending
Is going to bring the Inevitable
ending.
And prove today as 111 the past
That one can t spend both loose
mid fust
And play the middle ngulust each
end
Without meeting catastrophe, my
friend.
Tiuimin's uiigulshrd cries against
nidation
How he needs controls to save the
nation
Seems a bunch of bunk I must con
fess Twas controls that got us In this
mess.
Truman's doctor, his pilot and his
olflee civilians
Played the market and made mil-
lions
And here's what seems to get my
goal
I None could tell a corn from an oat.
! And nary one had a thing to hide
Or ever, ever got a lip from Inside
! All this Investigation Is a bunch of
i muck
I Tnem guys ju.t had a run of luck.
But luck my friends, won't last for
I ever
; Even though a gang be suier clever
j Foi despite smoke screens and Iren-
sled verbal expression
Seems the demos may Inherit their
own depression.
R. H. COOK
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To the 1
Editor':
By NINA SHANNON
1 The stillness of death pervaded the 1
! night
So stormy and dark, not one ray ot
i light. -
Uneasy were slumbers and troubled
I by dreams
I' Which out of the slygian darkness :
streams I
But hark! from the billow of black!
up above " '
. A few scattered anowflakcs as white
! as a dove.
j Just a few at the start, drifting aim- I
i lessly down.
Not eating where landing In country
or town.
Then rame the charge a snow flake
brigade,
Behind them flew others as if to
give aid.
Til nil of the earth was gleaming
in white.
A wonderously beautiful. Iife-sllrrlng
sight.
From darkness to light what a beau
tiful thing
Nature's lesson to take, and make
God your King.
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Hutchins Pushes Batile
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II, HAL IIOVI.K
Nh'W YOHK Feb. 9 tA'ylt college
football could be beiilen to dentil
with a I'hl llet u Knppa key, Robert
Mityiiitid llulchliis would huve done
11 long 'ago.
At the ripe
old age uf 411
this ex-boy won
der of the edu
cational world
he became
president of the
U n 1 v e rally ot
Chicago at 30
Is trying to pro
test America
ivory lower
Imin tit -ull.
of the inflated ,ML Y,K
pigskin. It's no longer on the pro
gram at Chicago.
Just a few duys ago "Fighting
Bob" renewed the attack In lec
ture In Buffalo during which he re
marked: "Football, fraternities and lull
were designed to make ft college ed
ucation palatable lor those who
shouldn't be there."
In his theory the people "who
shouldn't be there" are those who
go to college for a vocational or
technical education, He believes tinl
veraltlrs should be reserved for those
who seek the liilellet.ial life on a
high and ardent level Aristotle lor
breakfast, Thomas Auulnua for
lunch, Kunt for dinner.
Ills Ideal Is the medieval univer
sity at which BludeutA Kred over
metaphysics and philosophical class
ics, thereby. Hutchins holds, learn
ing to think so that ll.ey could dis
cover the truth for themselves. This
system, of course, created Its share
of wandering Intellectual bums Just
as amateur lentils today has pro
duced a number of traveling ath
letic tranis.
Hut IHsrussluii
These unemployed career high
brows could argue learnedly oil how
many angels could sit on the point
of a needle a hot argument III
those days but they weren't nitirh
help when somebody hud to gel in
the hay harvest from i le fields.
As a graduate of a state univer
sity which had lu share of "foot
ball, fralernllles and fun." I find It
difficult to understand the learned
doctor's abhorrence ol this happy
trinity of American education.
Plato, one of the Intellectual rock
ets of history, was an able wrestler.
Moat of the football players I knew
did better than fair In their studies,
and their only complaint was tliey
weren't paid enough for the labors
In the snulKim which was true at
that time. I understand now foot
ball players generally are belter paid
and lh.it Is as It should be. Toot
ball is work.
Some Make Snobs
College fraternities do make aonie
snobs, but so dors the Phi He (a
Kappa, the honorary fraternity of
Ihe learned. The social fraternities
also teach shy country boys how to
get along with people and to re
frain from wiping their noses with
their dinner napkins Phi Beta
Cappa doesn't do this It merely
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students who may know nothing
they haven't read In a book.
The third thing Dr. Hiilcliltu
objects to-fun keeps all life and
learning from becoming sterile non
sense. No greater threat to democ
racy could exist than generation
educated without sense of humor.
H Hitler wua capable of bellv
laugh, we might have been sparrd
the Hecond World War.
Hliiiulil Have Fun
There Is no reason why a buy
can't go to college, study for a
career, learn lo enjoy Horrutes and
the world ol Ideas-unci still Una
time lo watch a f (Hit ball game hat
iirdny afternoon and go lo a Ira
ternlty dunce Huturiluy nlglil. A
man ought lo null any college lis
doesn't have fun at -or resign from
living altogether, for Hint mailer,
If It cruses lo entertain him lo a
reasonable degrre.
As an ailinlier of Ihe glaiiul con
sistency ol Mob Hutchins, A U..A M.,
I t, I) . 1 can't quite IlltileiaUlul lha
logic of ujs wrath ugalnsl college
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Stralla. al odds with Hie law
many tunes sluro ihe roar In "JO .
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Ueverly Hills.
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Stralla ipioled one of his two as
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Las Angelrs police ald they be
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stemmed from arrangements Htralla
was making to operate gambling
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