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Newspaper Page Textr RIDA', MAY 7, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINE The Gallup Poll Americans, Germans Differ On Government ( M It (U'oittiK 1 1 l' lrerr Amerlrwi liiatltiile nf I I'ulillr Opinion PKlMl'MON. N, J.( Mity H A piofniiil dlf li'triicf tif viewpoint lo. uiu (I pur pi me nnd function nf unviM luriil in fnlllHl liiunm f' I h r Ai' i l' "ii (tropin fiitl llir (I r mill pro pie. I A nirVV of nubile uplnlmi It) t Jit Ainerl r a u ri uplcd rone t tier in h n yt o u n (I (irrmm niivinu (hut If vy had In chuie they would nke a ii o v r n m r n t whlih rnvldf security And Job rather turn n uuvrrnutenl which pirtrrtM-rnrmitt IiIhtiv. line till t'nltrd Mtute n sur t y ti he Mtini InMir finds )unt thr eippMir rciwtlon. The over wl.rhutil maturity nf American mtv ihntpiotertlun ol frmlnm of rlrctloliA, firnlnm of rrch. re ligion, ft , tn n iikmp important (unrtlniof uovetntiient than pin-L-fKllnit pmplp with economic ' $ -t uriiy i TIip rrftmn in Clentmnv 1 tin tintihtedlVrtiie tn part lo the urnvr ecnnninlrr'indlllon nf llir country fnllitwinn hp wnr. people who luck f (mkI tindiuonry imp apt In plni-p ipoip pinpiihltt (Mi security limn nn freedom, tnwever. the Oeitnnn re vtlon In .tnbuhlv nlko (Iup In pnrt fi ii ellffftnl haide altitude toward fitcdom (id democracy than thiit uhlrh priftlU In the United Hutcn The Offimn "ll whii enlidurted bv ihp )nl"ii Hurvev Uritiirh of thr Officio! Military Oovernn.ent f'r OertntiV Thin brunch I under th' dlrcctm of Krederlrk WlllUim unci linn (fn ixilllnit (lernmu opln ltiii in thnAmrrlc nil rune (or ncverul years. UhUt screened German per m tuipl ft, Intprvlpurm In nhhiin ntttnlniiA rom a random aamptr of lltr nomttton Th vi Ankrd Hermans "U'hirlnf the tvpea nf lorern roenl wiilil you, prrwinallr, rlicwtp twite A). A Knvrrttmpnt whlh nttrr IH ppnlr vronnmlp c-lirllv nil lhftnnllitlllv of a iiHid In runir H). A fovrrnmrnl which giiAi-Anln frrr r I ret lon. frrrdom of ftnrr. a frpp prrM And rrllflnut firrdnrrf" . ThP 1p- (.HtMAV von: rronnnp Hprurlty Frprdi 31 Nn opllun 9 Tti At ntirvpy wa pnndurtpd in JuiHinrJ CMrlmin tn mp how AniprlriiK wntttil rrct to ihmr nine rVOtffi. Ihp Ampflcnn Intl- imp Ol 'mur iiuiikmi pv hh i-m on nnptf Hi bAllnU. Althoufih onf n'lKMl lAlnl mm nnwnnn) ninur fnvprmrntji Attempt tn rrfnnn b"th fKttnnv (hP AniPrlrnn poll aIm) np(1 iwooIp to rhww bPlwppn Ihf t Altprnntlvm In nrdrr to mtikP t wmfoim to the Ormnn ordlif. II iut In AmprlcAn vntpr bv t TiMlutp a r follow in fiild Annl' "If yni IiaiI lo fbomp bpXPpn thpp tn Ivor of foprnmnt. uhl-h oip wnuM vou rhnow (At. A fotprimrnl hor mln nnroor i tn prtvldr tbp nPonlP with ppo ncmlr trnrltviht It. the nl bMllv ol a MPtdv InmniP. H, inrnninl whiwr min nurnw U In lnur frrr pp"llm frrMm of p""h. rrt And rrtlrlon?' ThP vop- HiKltlCW VOTK I'mnnmlti Sprnrlly Prr Irrptlnm M OtiAMMrd t N nnlnln S Thr hup iwtprf hrre rnlps fun rirnipntn oupttlnnn nbont thr whole rnle of ptvPrnmpnt. Mnmf wonlp unv tli1 frrrdnm In niPnnlroilrM when n tun It n'nrvlna or pnn't Rpt A toh. Rdlrnl Plcmntii often rhns ti!.r (ipinTnrv on thp aropnrts Hint fur thPfMr And imfnrlnnnte de ntorrnrVnfl,n mennit merely "frre d( m tn diirve." On tt other hand. ripfenderF of ti mnrrrry nrjlnt out Hint bPln uell-fpd nnd' necure Ib ft hollow nioker:tf n mnn pnn't do nnd think pod n' whnt he ntense: Mint A full ntnanrh In no comiH-nsutlnn for Invery. (' Irreumtive nf the nhlloxnphicnl IMie tnmlved. the result of the poll hi Onnnnv hhihllvht the prob lem fthth orcnnntlon nulhorltleA fine In rtinoerntlzintr that rountrv. CommrtllnR on the poll resultJi. Mr. WtllnniA, director of the poll In Oermliv nnvn: "A bnst choice nurh ns thin re veiild mh nbont the uenernl out look, or nollttcnl philosophy of n people. The fncU Indtente thnt tliero hrt been no tendency for the UiTinun pcnplp to ulvn up choice which il'-'Tlvcil thiin not ninny yctiiN o, Moinnvnr, compared with Ami'ilcun IhlnkliiK u the. pidblciii. (Ictinun itttltiidcR uru tvt very fitMpn'iilly In be different, The ( (jiiHCituenccN of thn (let limn dln pfhttluii to ttPt iif.ido civil llbeitlca In ii nine of nIipkm needN to be kept In mind. In u very real artiMJ the Chiiniiii people could probubly be duped nmilu by the fuUe promlneff in ii dlctulnr -elilier on the rlKht oi the left- who KUuiuntecA' butler one duy nnd then propoMi cun-iM-iifi the next dny aa h ineiuiA of cnmiilnif btKter In the future" Will Contest Case Opens MKDl'Olll). May 7 I.loyil Holllm mill l iiiil Knllliin. lmir-couln "I llir lui- (1 H lliilli-r. Ahl.nnl flnnii nrr, will iipm llirlr cunlMl lit tlif liillrr will In circuit court lirnr inu n lur Muy II nl MO ni . Im Iiiio Clr lilt Jmlxr II. K. Hnnna. Tlif control iiiiU. wlwi Itvr. Iti Cmn bi'iilitr. Miiw.. mul Hmt I'rumlMii, rrnH-rllvrly, rlnlltl llir will, wlllill iIIIhim-iI I nr.irly nullum dolliim. wiui liutilr wlil'lt Ml', llutlrr wun 111 -coitiprtrni mul nlMi llmi lif wim Miliji-cl tn uniliic ml luriii o In lnviir nf I hit KlkA IikIkc mul Ilia Bhrlnr. Tim Hllllnc lnllllll for crllilrl rlillilrrtt nl 1'iirilniid, which la ni llllril lo our. hull of tho rrnluc un ilrr llir will, niiproxliuntrly t:iMi.O0O. Inn Wllllnm M MrAlllMrr, Mnllonl iittnrnry, lo obnerve tho trlnl on ItA Ulinlf. I It. l'rrdiurr mid Wllllum M. lit iKUa. bolh ol Anhliind. llir rxr culum, lire drlrmliiiK the will mid luivc rciuinrtl Van 'tykr mid Iitn bard. Mr. II. .id mul Anhlmid law (inn. to miM.il Mr. HrlK. nn AMi land mlornry. Aiiiiiiniatrly 6(1 wlltieiuio arc cxM-t-trd to br called. Blast Rips New Plant; One Killed I.ON'iVIKW, Wanll., May 7 (Inn mini wita mllrd and four otlirra Injurrd rnrly llila innrnliia" whrn Irrrlllc riililiin rmkrrt the I.i.iik vlrw plant of llir ( aniry-raclllo Manufai'turliit t-oiniany. 'llir ri!n.iln!i orrurrrd In llir cupola, w Ii r r r tlirre Hint wrre worklni at thr tlmr. John Klkr, a cupula trndrr, dlril from ritriilvl llijurlra rrcrlvrd In Ihr lilaal. (Inr of llir Injurrd. John Allium, la tliolliht to ha critically hurl. f'oltcrrtr '1'wUlrd Heavy reinforced concrete cim ntructlon wan twimcd and blitticd like tlMiiie paper. Company oil I clula mi HI tluit undoubleilly a xua formation caused the cxplonlou, but had not yet imcci tlncd how Die Ua wun tortned. The plant w,i neurlnii cotnplcllon and wa x hcdilled to open May 21. Thr workmen had )uil "fired up" thla innrnliiK for a anond leal run when thr rxplnnlon occurred. Tho liuiiie olllcc of Hie cotici'rn In In Munkiilo, Minn., where the maul plant la located. There uric II men and one woman woikiuu at the plunt when thr blaKl took place. Tu men In thr yard walking toward a mull lorrroiml adjacent lo llir cupula towrr were alrurk by a flyliK piece of the Iron cupola conatructlol) whl ll Maa hurled Ihroudl a wlniliiw In the lower. The force broke the lr of t'harlea Ituulli. Itaulll, a foreman, waa with Leonard Meml. fireman. whoe elliow an alruik a (lanclut blow by the chunk of IwUtrd metal. Frank KIKci a brolhcr of the dead man. aUo wiui In the cupula but received only minor Injurira. Adunu wa aerlounly burned about the face. High School Commtnt j MARY LOU CASE Shrine Dance Nets $2500 I.AKEVIKW. May 7 The Lake County Uhrlue club netted about .':ou for the Hhrlnera' Himpltal for , Crippled Children at Porllajirf with Un neconil annual benefit dance held : lait Katurday nmht In Houudup hall. : Jnhii lllalr. prmldenl of the club. : ulil that all chamea nenliMl the fund have not been nettled: It U I rntlinnted by hla conimlttee that i about 2WO w ill be cleared. A year alio the danrr cleared about HMO j lor the hiupltnl. Ji.hu A. C. KhiK i itrurral ' clialiinau of thr dance thla yrar. j and hr rnxirtrd that at Irani 701 I diincern crowded Into the hnll. Pre ; cediiiK the duncr. the Im-al Shrlnrrn i riitertalnrd with a bnrbrcue at the fair itrnundn pavilion fi-r the vlnll Iti8 Hhrluern from Klamath Falla, Medford and Anhland. Tourist School Set For Lakevicw I.AKKVIKW. May 7 A two-night tnurlnl hmt m-IiikiI will be rnnducted here next Turnday and Wrdnwday niKhta. May II and 12 to Indoc trinate local rmployrra Biid ruiplnyea In how to contact InurtMa wlUi a view to rncnuraKlnir ntn)ovrra. Hoth cla.wn w ill br hrld at dinner inrellimn, Willi talkn by Ntanlrv P. Hoblvui. dlrrctor of Irnvrl Informa tion for the male highway depart ment. Jevi Fiihn. chairman nf nub llrlty for thr Lake Countv chamber of commerce, will be In charge. Lumber Waste Survey Slated LAKEVIKW. Muy 7 Tlie lumber waste survey Authorized Inst fall by the induMrlul conimlttee of the Ijike County chumber of commerce will bcKlu Muy 2 when two men from tiie forest experiment sUtiion At PortlAiid will Arrive here for one week. It waa nnnimnced by Merle S. Ixiwdrn. fctierv)Anr of tlie Fremont Nut'onul fnre.st nnd vice chairman of the industrial committer. Tlie auj vey will detiiil the amount and tvie of na.nte niAterlalx now be in? Atm-kplled or burned at the local in I Un with a view to umiik thtfi In formation to encnurnRe new lndas- tiinl plnntA here for remanutnetur tnit. HinrUir A W ilium, forest Industry nnnlyjtt ot the experiment Ktattun. will be In ch"nrne, nw.lntrd hv a C. KniuuiM of the forest utilization wrvlce. - , CicoiKiuinm Clark wum elected to wield the Kind lit next year's Girls' LeuKiio mcellliKS In a bullotiiiK of ull the Kirls in school 'Jhurwltiy. I'.lecU-d Ut nhhist as nfficcrn were I'auy Kennclt, vice prenldrnt, nnd Jean Mulum, secretary - treasurer. KclliinK president, fat Mr Mlllim will turn over tlie duties to Gcoi minimi at the next GlrlV ixiiKue mcetliitf, May 20. Dclinlu-ly set for thts Ktiturday nlKht In the oihtiiiiik of the Teen Awe center at 22H N. 8Lh. At 7 30 the doors will be ojM'iied and sMidenU and pnrenLH Admitted to Imped the new bulldliiK. Jtettulur activities will not be started for Another week, and ttils opening is for Inspection only, I'uri-iits and l'ulroii club are iiuKinti jjIujia lur tneir annual sen ior bm.quel lo be given in the cafe ler.a. May 11. All seniors are in viUU to attend Ihu banquet, which la nniiiiced by membership dues ol puienUt. .Vuh. L. K. i'hclps Is Ken era I clialiiimn lor the ulfalr; Mrs. tlcinHclme NokkIc, senior adviser, is Hi ciiuiyc of the pioKiam; Mrs. Jack Murphy will handle decorations, as sisted by Mrs. W. U. Miller. Mrs. J, K Kicliendorf nnd Mrs. H. H. ltecve. because of the rtsiiiK cost ot food, the fJarenU and Patrons club is making an upiwai to senior pure nta who have not Joined the or icu nidation to help out. and turn In the membership dues of 50c a parent to tlie hitch school office. KU's hulls hud another rather bure day with the track squad and baseball team excused for their re spective sports. Tlie track squad traveled to Ashland for a district meet; and the baseball team had a scheduled game with Central Point. Pinal dress rehearsals are being hud by the cast of the senior play. Comedy of Errors. Students will view a matinee performance Mon day. May 10. for 40 cents apiece; and adults will see the evening per formance, May 11. for 75 cents. Mrs. Cienevleve Oppen. director, and her cast have been working for the past six weeks toward the finished product. Burton Holmes Slated Here Burton Holrnea, drncrtbed an lead er and pioneer of world travelera on the American lecture platform, la to be the nurnl of the Knife A; Fork eluh at 11 dinner on the nlcht of May 14 when ho will talk on the aubject: "Mutiny Ireland." Since he began hla career aa world traveler In IHD'J when he be came the f Irnt to nupplement hi Ulkn with alcreoptlcan plcturra of place he find vlnltrd, Ilurton Holme han year after year maintained a ponl tlon a the lorein'Mt platform celeb rity In hi field. He haa traveled and filmed the entire world. Kvrn after he wa aertntmly In jurrd In an automobile amanhup In Finland. Holme continued hla ap pearance before Amrrlcan audi ence although he had to make h!s tslk from a wheel chair. He ha mlnned only two performance In more than 60 year on the lecture platform. I! Metal Fool-Rather On Maundy Thursday, tlie Thurs day before F-antcr. the king of medi eval England wa required by cus tom lo wash the feel of as many poor men an he wa yea . old. Donkey Engine Catches Fire A blazing donkey engine at the Big Lake llox company lakefront loading dock at 2nd and Oak routed city lire laddie out at 8:35 Thurs day evening. Actual damage was not deter mined, but firemen said the engine wa bail'y burned. The fire created quite a glow at II height, and wa noticed and reported by several hllLslile resident. Hoot (hanrn Color Althoifgh human lungs are nor mally pink, those of city dwellers oftrn lire slate-cu.orrd because ol til noot In them, according to the F.ncycloedla Ilrltannlca. Bluhill 'OMOUt QUAUIf MI$ - TIC MIX SALAD DRtSSINO So Good Ilk ale-fnaliUnra "boll.d" dr..lnf "- CORRECTION! KRISPY CRACKERS 2 lbs. 47c These were Advertised In error as 2 lbs. for 27c In the Shopping Guide And tome edit ions of The llrrald And News. EMIL'S Pi W I'tmsivp. u if we rrprat a pliR fur Leslie imlinl, Jtst tllOIIRllt we'll nien.idii it ;i;aiil in case yonve liecn favoriiiR ot Im liraml, ilcif's ii jiiinlc lliat tell lie nun y: l''!fry-liric ilt.it Les lie hi .is, inili.t'tl Kiirs tnti. I LAST MINUTE SPECIALS AT FIU'.SH DKESSKD Griggs Superior Foods FOR SATURDAY, MAY 8th Nucoa lb. 39c; 2 lbs. 77c Peaches 2 tin 21c Butter Grade "A" 82c Tomato Juice 46-oz. 23c Blended Juice. 2's 10c Milk HrAndi tall tins 14c Trend 2 Sor 32c ('nr and maple . syrup N6. vi ti... 15c Apple Sauce, No. 2 15c Beans TtX No. 2's 10c KEJH; RATION , 5 for 40c SPECIAL OFFER ACT NOW Ihli ntrrr Mank to tt B miia at Kf n-l.-Knllon fnr Ih prli'D n( R. Tlili nifini you re I t emu al nn rotit Altn jniir nam mill addrr nil lvr tn your drulfr. Vim mimt hn anlliflrrt, or we will rffnnd (hit rrirt- of Ihrte vim, Vou may kaop th (wo cana aa a (HIT. Namf ,., AriilrfM ,. t'lly Alalt To Ihft Pralrrt Von arf atilhorlt f ri to aril S rana of KtMt-l.-IUIInn (or Ilia prlrr nf lhrt In llir riiatninrt Mhif nam la alg-int ahnvr. Wilhtn Kfl itaa plthft mall llila lo Tito tfuakrr Oala rnmpotty, Chlram 4, III.. or rirlhfr In mir aakaman, will Inert pay nu your riiriilar atitlt print for Iwo rant nf Kcii-t.-Hallon. Otlrr Void unlraa llila Order Blank U Altnrrt by 'uatnmrr and Hair la Mad In Accordant1 with Ihr Trrmt of Ihla IHfrr. TIIK qi'AKt R OATH I'OMTAN V M Mmlli Two rana al no rtra rnal to a Cualomrr. Olfrr rlnara Jim l( Hi IS Colored Fryers lb. 58c Sliced Bacon . lb. 65c Pork Chops . lb. 59c Pork Sausage . lb. 49c Salt Pork . . lb. 39c Salmon Steak . lb. 69c Halibut Steak . lb. 59c PRODUCE SPECIALS hi.i: a New Potatoes I'.S. No. 10 Hi. ,,. 59c Peas (irecn Cucumbers Finn Kllcert 2 lbs. 33c lb. 27c yes-rrs bonded for quality! f yes-rrs bonded for quality! J Hlow Prottresi II to OR me nmrricnri cimfiiirrui nhi-mt viAra tn advance their ; X settlement from the coast to the crest of the Appalachian, according to the Encyclopedia Brltannlca. In the United States. 1 persons j are burned to death dally, and a heme burns every other minute. First Church of Christ, Scientist A tr.ack .1 Th. M.lh.r hun k. Th. Il.il C'hyrck I UlUl, Itallll, In flnalon. Mat. loth and Washlmloa 8rrvlces: Hunday Krrvlce. 11:00 a. m. Sunday Hrhool, 11:00 a. m. Wednesday Evenlni Meellnf, 1:00 .'clock. Lciion-Sarmon Subject, May 9 "ADAM and FALLEN MAN" Christian Science Reading Room 1013 Main St. RADIO BROADCAST SATURDAY 4:45 P. M. KFJI Subject, "Proof Thar Christian Science Heali" oo'awofloo5aflow50ooaflflaftoflooa555aa owiiTnnOT.Treo7iTf6T aagsaaaooaoaoaofla ooflotreoTOBaBftoa BOTTLE FOR ON ty 9 J (tVUVESS') THE FINEST SPARKLING WATER! 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