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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1948)
MONDAY, MAY 10, 194(5 HCRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI, pewey Makes Good Dmpression Here oung New York Governor Rises High In Favor Of Klamathites On Latest Trip lly LOIS SU MMIT "Whil da juu Ihlnk of him?" "Hrenis Ilka it rlshl nlre Irlln." "lull, friendly nl iuy. .Mlshl not make aurh a IihiI inralilenl." Iliimrly uhlimia nmli ua tlicnr wno hcanl tlmiinluy ufii'iiiiHin liell Ouv. 'J'ulll 1 Jewry r New Yolk li'lipert out on llio county mint, huuao slops tu rouuvn the uiluiinr of several tliuUMiiul Kliiniiitli huMM llra who wIUiiiUhhi u nippy wind to sec Old limn who la hniiinii to wt Oremniluiis in tlm imlm ul hit luiiul coma Mny 'J I. rolkn riiine (win fur anil neur to irt a look m New Yuik't vounii any rnor. Mrcoiitl Try I Tom Dowcy lirrr lour years go ha swung tiirnuiili thr uem seeking Hie prraKlenlial nniiiinutiiin. Mr illiln't trt n litr an he wniiini to rt mill hen Irylim again The iin. Usual Ihlllg II not In srnmil u. trinul but llio upsweep o pnpu. lailty. , v Uewey'a !t trip line lelt a lot j Klamalhllea I know rolil at a u' i ui ini over minri. Homelhlng has haieiierf In loin lleway In fuur years. He mlclil liave aprni a year or two an a raneli nut luineian, bus llmwulea, movie ma cluiii'n. 'etc. Dewey pined with city ul I Kin U, yutiiiH irpulilicmia, in fart waa iiiunt aciiiuiinodaMiig to press mm puiiiio alike. l.ot ol iiltlnieia preueil forward I rriiinrnt'' and to tin aam man wltliln ona hour'a tima. folks would Ilka to have heard mora. l,lkd hla statement: 'Tared with the anber drudgery ol bringing good management to gov- wltli iieiu ll mid iiiipcia. "Aiilomiipha fur the klda, would yuu iiovri nor?" The governor did but liet ia yomiK try couldn't pry tin- mitomiipli out ul pop'a wiillet. Iliane ugiiin-Hgt. mil Colbert ol Mule poller, now stationed In Med lonl. lie got an iiulotiruph too, "for the klili." Hill convoyed Hie preai-ili-nlliil i unduliile purty over the liieeimpnima to Kliinmth. Car Hlrkliraa Hli k at hla alomurtl. somewhat l.eo W O Helen ol the International N'ewn Hervlce-a right miarl newa paper mini In hit own unlit and ona "I the old huiil-and-riins arllala on the typewriter, l.eo d'dn't like that (Ireeiitprlniia highway one little bit. The sidewalk ol New York for thla fellow. A faint? nl brilliant nenapaper men In the llrwe? party. Outstand ing, of rouraa In the erra of all newa paper people Iter I Andrew! of lha New York lleralil-Trlliuiie. winner of thl. year'a I'lllllirr prlie and not Our Job to restore a degree of ciaifldenea," etc. "I rninpllnienl Oregon on Ita un sullied record of not articling dem ocratic senator to Waahlngton " A goodly crowd followed Hrwev to the 'airport where he and hli parly took off for Redmond. Ill lha ao-railed "wide open uarea." i "",r 'hat winner of the Itavmnnd Anyway, aomrwhere alimi the line ha pleked up a warmer, mure friend ly altitude that Weaternrra lllie. There weren't any New York trooprra to ellww in nut of Hie wav Tl ey wouldn't let u get within four feet of the wheels nn thnt last ear I ''ultoii in the hijiel of hla coat. C'ar- pprr award, lha llrywood Broun and three otnrra, any one of which would aet any one up for life. Nice fellow Alexander Woehrle. Jewry's press auiatiuii. liouard our sympathy no end Hud a discharge of hl aprclal train Warm (irretlnr Tllla lime aa Tom IJewny atepped out of the Willmd hoiel, we Imp. pened to get out uf Mac Kpley's car en route to lover the Young Itepubllrana luncheon Dewey walked toward ua and the grrrtllig waa one of thoae -haven't aeen you In M-yeara and How Are the Chll- aien ried a cane and hopped about. Too bail, we thought. Tulagl maybe, or Iwo Jlma. i He aprined hla ankle in the office of the Koneburg Nrwa-K-view i Two othera who rapreaaed more than plrawnt aurprlaa at the recep tion given newapaper man by lha local crew: Clayton Knowlea, New York Tlmea political editor, and Harney L. Mvlngalona of Aaaoelated Three Off For Jail Terms Three Klamath county Jail prl onera were on their way to Salem today, In cuatody of Deputy Sheriff Murloti Barnea. to take up real denre In the Oregon nate prlaon. lo Edward Miuielbaa Saturday waa aenlenred to 16 yeara on a plea of guilty to burglary. Maael bat wna trapped In the bedroom of ail apartment bark of Uie Red nooaler cufe on Klamath avenue aeveral daya ago. In panning aciitenra. Circuit Judge David R. Vandcnberg ob served that Maaelbaa had two pre vlotia felony convlctlona agalnat htm 'and ulao had been held aa a aelectlve aervlce act violator The other two pcrnona going to Balem are John Welih of lily, who haa five yeara coming for paulng bad check, and Thomaa Powera, Klnmath Falla. three yeara for forgery. WHY WE SAY , P., J Oriffimillt. Iliia niimc iifnifii-il froin , thr uaaliini! piuvr or "Innn w a--inu'n . place. Haaainc ia a Trnlmiic iiiiiik nltitli nir-iina ulli' v. Up or knnn inc." The furl Kii(.'lili family niinic of a-li-in glon aa mailt- a liiintiNin.il n.inii' in llir I'nilid Slali-a b llir nation firal preairlriH. ihr fallii r of Ilia iiiiinli v. I i ' S ? 1 ii Mother Wants Just You By FRANK TRIPP Thai nice, warm huiuiinke miuiii t be a "political no.uce.'' but we liked Acl"" U'a Uble nt the lunc heon It. Ho did other folka. , l.lviiigatone and Woehrle arguing Overheard: father to J', -year-old ' "vrr ,h" """ merlta of Waah aon: -I want you to take a eood I ""'" " N'' York with Woehrle A booal of U per cent In mine "neetng dlatance" la accompllahed by a new mine locomotive headlight that casta a brilliant beam more than fM feel ahead. By FRANK TRIPP Thla la no quarrel with the Idea of Molher't Day and all for which It atandi. It la JuM. to ak why not every day mother's day? Who can remem bar any day hla mother ceaaed to care for him? There may be folks who need a red letter on the calendar to make Uiem Uilnk of mother. They don't happen to be among my friends. It's awell of course tor all of us to think a little more about mother on a apeclal day. It prompted me to write a piece, perhapa to lead your reverie along with mine. Perhaps some where to reach a thoughilesa one who. In hla aelflah world of rush, may leave an anxious mother broken hearted Sunday next. Of courae, I had the world s moat wonderful mother. So have you. Thla .sublime paradox, about which men never quarrel: that everybody's (mother la the greatest woman In the j world. I mortals' sovereign tribute i to motherhood. I ' ' ! I cannot write about your mother fto I proudly write ol mine. Next to the most precious love and care that human could bestow. I remem bfr best my mother's homely Insight and her sparkling wit. Aphorism was her forte. j Among her sayings was one gar- j look at thla man. He might be nrrai dent of the United Hiniea mine day and ll'll be something tor you to remember, il.lttlr boy waa not po litical minded ami pointed Instead to a window full ol randied apples!. Al lha airport: "Mamma, quirk, give ma a place of paper. I want hla autograph." One of Dewey's arty of newspapermen walkod over to lha child, handed her a piece of eopy paper and lha youngster dallied aeroaa Ilia pavement toward the plana crying out "liewev. IJcwey, wall a minute." He did, and atgnect the autograph. Photogenic Also at the airport phnioera phera everyway you looked, with big carrying the torch for Flaibush Young and hard working Paul IoikwiKKl, Drweya secretary. A nice Job done by Erneat Mac Deth. head of local Young Repub lican. Dcwey'a apecch at the luncheon, very brief and to the point. Paid It waa unconstitutional and Inhu man Ui make the same people listen Are You Abl To SIT in COMFORT or to you nd-rt turf ufTrr from iirht burning of impl ptlrtf1 So many fin' I mom. nifflicmtrd kmnol Ointmrnt i' wnnii'ilul tat rrlirvinc uch ditcomfort. why dun t yom tiy tl f. rarvful clout ing un purr, mild Rrtmol Soap. f ChftoRF the United States nary for travel, trade, and adventur. Con ' tuct your navy recruiter In the ! Post Office building. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifftim Guaronleo Free Demonstration Phono K00 1401 Esplanade tiered from the farm, one she oft applied to those who wring their hands and make great show of grief. "I'was blunt, but oh how often true "a bawling calf soon forgeta IU mother." It a not our tears for mother' loss that prove our reverence for her. It Is what we do for mother In her living days that beat bespeak our love. Kven that's vainglorious. It's paying little on the biggest debt we owe, Just to proclaim affection for the women who gave ua life and nursed us to our strength. Love of mother la Inborn. It seems to be our gratitude that needs be whet. ... I never quite believed the man who says he harbors not a single regret; that he did everything he could have done for his mother. While my mother lived I thought that, too, but now I can think of so many things I wish I had done. If only It had not seemed that mother would forever be that thcre'd be time, that some day I'd do thla or that.. And then one day my mother waa gone. Her Hps were sealed, her eyes were closed. Her crippled hands would stroke my greying brow no more. If that day has not come to you. go now and clean the slate. Wipe from It every put-off good In tent. Go give to mother everything you know her due. Best thing to do Is give yourself to mother whilst she lives. Mother wants that most of all. For when shes gone, no matter what the WASHING MACHINE SERVICE - All Make Authorized Maytag Service) TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bldg. Phone SsOS ' palace you have built for her, no matter what the comfort you provide her now, you'll most regret the time you could have spent In her embrace and didn't. We experience only once this transcendent loss. When that time comes neither anguish, show, nor days we set apart can erase the contrite memory of things we failed to do for mother. So let s make every day Mother's Day. League Sponsors Symposium Tonight The University of Oregon sym posium on "European Recovery" will be conducted tonight, Monday, at t o'clock In room 311 of Klam ath Union high achool. Members of the faculty to participate are Dr. Frederick W. Hunter, presi dent emeritus of the university, and Prof. W. A. Dahlberg. Students participating are War ren Webster and Elizabeth Mlsner. The public Is Invited and there la no charge. The symposium Is""" sponsored by the League of Worueav t Voters. A device which automatically adda distilled wnier to an automobile bat tery hns been Invented. You need not be a high school graduate to enlist In the United States navy. WE SPECIALIZE IN HARD FINISH REGENT PARK SUITS Come In and Look Around RUDY'S AGO MAIN Lee Hendricks "Yoor Neighborhood Druggist" I!ll go. 6th Phone ' NOTICE "Macky Childeri formerly Inttrurtor at the Klam ath Beauty Krhool It join ing the staff at the LADY KLAMATH BEAUTY SALON 1X9 N. 7th fh. 0677 for appointment -flrfr (few life in yor Old Ei$ne... with -this 1 r "v i um awe overhaui. 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You hare lean them on the screen, heard them on the air end records. Now see them IN PERSON. AMERICA'S FUNNIEST RADIO SHOW FEATURING Clara Belle the gal from the mountains. Singing Baby Sandra Big Pete Potter Eddie Williams Fiddlin' Jimmy Vance Frankie Scott and others, presented daily on our mammoth Midway. 500 good scats. MIDWAY OPENS 6:30 P. M. FREE ACTS 8:00 P. M. FIRST HILL BILLY SHOW 8:30 P. M. GOOD FREE PARKING - M - REASONS why you should elect DEWEY for PRESIDENT cr X h Republican Party owes it to America, to all the people Republicans and Democrats to nomi nate and elect the most able and qualified leader in the Party today. We believe that man is Thomas E. Dewey. Here arc four reasons why we believe so : 1 On his record of achievement his earned reputation of being the best administrator in government today. i 2 He believes in "team" government always appoints men of great ability and integrity. He gives them the authority to do their job. The result is strong and efficient public service. 3 He would work cooperatively with Congress. He is used to working hand in hand with a legislative body. He doesn't believe th presidency, or any other office, is a one-man job. He leads a team. That's the way he gets things done, 4 Besides having a firm grasp of the fundamental problems which beset the country and the world, he is fearless and faithful. He fears neither inflation nor Stalin. He does not become hysterical nor doea he rush into a position until he has considered what is sound and right for the American people. He has complete faith in the American people and their common sense and he will give them the courage out leadership they want to urgently. VOTI FOR DEWEY for PRESIDENT May 2ht rM Aet.-Tkaaaat f. t-T be PnaiStM Cl I im.l, Joka C. ITKaiM. CWasa. Kalpk D. Mmtm. Ones Sum Manaew. Ml Dttaaa RaMiaf. funis. a. Ones. -
