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These Days
By C.EORC.E E. SOKOLSRV
INDEPENDENCE Day hu been variously celebrat
ed, depending upon the times end the public at
titude toward our national existence. What July 4th
marks Is the declaration ot Independence ot the
1 colonic in North America from Great Britain.
Before that Independence could be established, two
van had to be fought, the Revolutionary war and
the War of 1S11. National organisation followed
hard upon the Revolutionary war, first by means of
the Inadequate articles of confederation and finally
by means of the constitution, a document of law
which still lovems us 162 years later.
Mere declarations ot Independence and even effec
tive constitutions do not establish national (roups.
The prime requisite is a homogeneity ot sentiment,
a binding tradition, a moral force sufficiently potent
to guide a people through trying times as well aa
during the effervescence of prosperity and enthusi
asm. A nation lives by Its faith.
In word, national existence that Is not more
than the politics of a self-governing state Is not
enough to drive a people forward to conquer a con
tinent, to clear Its forests, to cross Its deserts, to
provide home and workshops, farms and mines, a
multitude of occupations for hundred and a halt
million people. Political Independence alone will not
do that. It Is not a sufficient answer to the historic
puzzle of America.
Historic Punle
FOR the United Slates is a historic puzzle. To this
continent, for nearly three centuries and a half,
men of all races have migrated. No one had to come
here. No one was forced to come here. Curiously,
most who did come escaped from some dissatisfac
tion, disappointment, disillusionment. Poverty, hun
ger, fear. Inequality, oppression, bigotry these sent
to America millions from every land and here they
found what they sought most, freedom to live their
own lives as they chose. It was often the most cour
ageous and enterprising wha braved the terrors of
the sea and of a new world to seek and find liberty.
There Is. ot course, one exceptional group, the
Negroes from Africa, who were transported to these
shores In the course of a world-wide slave trade
and whose amelioration has been slow and whose
opportunities have been limited. Yet. nowhere upon
this earth, where the Negro Uvea in large numbers.
Is his condition as favorable, economically, socially
or politically as in the Untied States today. There
Is no country In Afr'ca or Europe, where there Is
any concentration of Negro population, where his
standard of living Is equal to that which he knows
In this country.
Granting this exception, one marvels at the vast
divergence of habits, customs, languages, religions,
traditions which Joined together In producing the
American. Israel Zangvtll once spoke of this coun
try as the melting pot and that too oft-repeated
phrase somehow gives the Impression of the end
product as a sort ot chop suey all kinds of things
thrown together to make a palatable. It not delec
table, dish.
A more accurate analogy would be the symphony
orchestra, where a large number ot different person
alities of variegated habits and temperaments play
upon numerous and even antagonistic Instruments,
often in what seem to be opposite directions, in
discord and dissonance; and yet, out of It all comes
the heavenly music that thrills us with its majestic
beauty. That Is the United States of America.
Distinct Civiligojtion
A ND that has become a distinctive civilization.
For its emphasis on the rights ot the Individual
the inalienable rights of the Individual by grace
of God has provided a people who. while they
treasure their differences, their personal Independ
ence, their personal dignity, do manage to cooperate
under a government of their own choosing. The
chaplain corps ot the United States navy hit upon
tne spirit of the nation In their slogan: "Coopera
tion without compromise."
After this Fourth of July, It would seem that we
need more than ever to think In terms of the Amer
ican tradition and the American civilization, tor
we are a people, different from all others on this
earth, today finding our way of life Justified more
than ever by the evidence of our capacity to carry
upon our strength the burdens of those who need
help and find it only among us.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 194?
SIDE GLANCES
BOYLE'S COLUMN
Love Con Be Complicated,
But There s Always A Way
NEW YORK. July 6 (JI The
girl was dark-haired and young
and pert as a pony. There was a
waggle to her body as she stepped
uiio tne street
and hailed the
cab.
-Oh. oh! A
good looker for
a change." said
the driver. He i
halted and for
aidered ooemna- -
the door for
rir Thpn ha l i- mW t
thought. -Oh. J fk If
hell, w hy spod Ji , l
'em when they f A
are young? Give ' -a
'em aome at- Hal Bon
tentlon now. and when they're old
and grey they'll sull think they
deserve It."
So the young girl opened the
door herself, perched on the back
seat, and said:
-Welfare Island Perry."
As the cab started off, she said:
-Say, how many thousand dol
lars are there in a million dolLxs?"
"Look," said the driver, -ouit
piecing on me.
c v. ar
-And then there my bus driver
boy friend, he really the sweet
est," the girl went on. -And there's
the embalmer he makes more
money than any of "em. Calls me
up seventeen time a day."
"Marry the embalmer." said the
taxi driver,
kid."
-But he gives me the creeps."
she shuddered. "He Is so proud ot
his work he Tints me to come
down and watch him. And after
ward I cant touch his hands or
bear to let him kiss me."
-Don't he wear rubber gloves?"
-Yes, but"
Holiday Death
Toll Called
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DeVUTT MACKENZIE
J AP Foreign Affair Analyst
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By JAMK8 I). Will IK
AP Foreign News Analyst
(or lleWIII MarKentlel
Chiang Kai-shek has said It again.
--If America doesn't come to his
aid. the conmiuiilsta will tak all
China and eventually Asia.
Chiang has said this many limes.
It still la true that because of the
profound unrest and poverty In both
Chin and Asia, communism has
e.tsy going there.
But the generalissimo Is talking
about only half the question, lie
tells us what will happen If he
doesn't get American aid. He does
not say what will happen it lit gels
It.
Maybe that would be because he
has sunk to his present low estate
Static
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help fmnrAinerlca ! " "" W""rr w"","' the conference, but none the less found
THE GALLUP POLL
Polling Accuracy Test Met
In Canadian Vote
By (iEORC'.K CAI.LI P
Director. American Institute
t Public Opinion
PRINCETON, N. J.. July In
the first major test of polling ac
curacy since the American presi
dential election last November, the
Canadian Oallup poll Indicated the
outcome of Monday s general elec
tion In Canada with a high degree
of accuracy.
The final nation-wide poll results
of China's fight
against the Japanese Invader. To
day Chiang Is the "retired" lead
er of a veatlgal government whose
hold on the Chinese mainland U
conditioned largely bv how soon the
rrds decide to push It off entirely.
It got Into this fix while getting
American aid. and the evldnre Is
that one or both of two things are
line- either the aid wasn't enough
rr was misused to such an "stent
that II ilMnt do what It was sup
posed to do.
Both are probably true. American
a.d to Chiang to fight the com
niunlsta (one figure cited Is ti
billion was never more then frar.
Hon of that voted for Europe. And
the story of what happened to
American-equipped and trained
Cninese armies is one ot the most
profound studies In futility and
corruption the world has witnessed
lei some tune.
Second Question
Would fresh aid be any better
the municipal elections June 21 with ted? The answer Ilea In another
an accuracy even greater than the ; question Is what U left of the
performance of the Canadian poll Chinese nationalist government any
live aays later.
At V-J Day he was .till . ii.iio.i-i I' 1 "louming man is on uie nine to oe very gracious and obllg
hero, symbol
"That might bt my son Jim now he pilots ont of those
big liners. I wish he'd get soma safer job that wouldn't
worry his mother all the timel"
The Dutch results follow:
,... tmyuviv VI USIIlg neip CIll-
! cientlv?
Labor party
Communists
published throughout Canada two : Catholic people's
days before the election showed an
average deviation ot 1J percentage
points from the national election
results on the basis of virtually com
plete returns.
The record ot performance follows:
Social Credit
and others
If I knew how
many thousands was In a million What nave
would I be driving s hack? Why I about?"
oo you want to know?- . The firI
JL u 7 jU5t I luhtd uneasily. I
"I know you're only Joking." I
By The Associated Press
The nation's accidental deatn toll
over the Fourth of July holiday
record-breaking Til was "shame-
Follow the dough. I iji nd disgraceful." says the Na-
uonaj ssairiy council.
The 711 killed In violent accidents
orer the three-day period wss the
highest ever reported for a Fiurth Liberal nartv a-.
ot July holiday and near the record j Progressive
for any holiday period. Conservative 31
The final count In the state by- I c.C F party 15
survey sr.cwea 30 iratlic fa
talities. 25 more than the 290 estl
mateo. bv the council rimwn.
Tne anver mulled this over. As mgs. and 140 killed from tntscel
he halted near the ferry terminal, ! Uneous causes. The tabulation cor
he said: ered a period from 6 pm. last Frt-
-Honey. Tve got It all figured ! -T to midnight Monday.
iwui n d is guuig 10 "v ...... - iim,it-9i, -Mxiaemai uy polltakers In
shoot you to death some evening 1 d-ath toll for a holiday period was I the 194s nrf,..
7F1 for four day In Christmas week I dentlal election
of 1938. Of the total, 555 were killed ; m the United
in traffic mishaps. The previous
ill-era ana your nrsx nusoana nign jor me inaepenaence Day nol- The eioerirnre
will play the piano. Then the bus I Way was 2 tn 1941. MT TlTlT
?nj!L JlL"? r".7titir OUt 10 ! I election had to
-- v. SV L-S.S - uuuiusg.
-And. lster. the whole dam
thing wont cost you nickel.
you got to worry
rtt aritsri
(Jsst SSI ElrrtUi
I Itisl KJmmw 1
Duiua
16 .
302
13 4
OS
1
es 01
12
while cleaning his gun. Your em
balmer will fix you up pretty. Your
dance Instructor will dance at the
Average
IS-lg Experience I'sed
The Canadian poll directors took
full advantage of the lessons learned
Party
Combined
testants
Liberals .
Others
Pro-
ts
'M
nr.
3r,
25
19
14
10
30 51
257
1S1
14 2
10 3
05
"" ' ling . . . thanks, Hhlrlry ... I ran
Wiiuhrll Is launching his seven-' "'Ink of man) ; easier wsvs of earning
leenlh yrnr on the air with a lie' "tl,l " being pulled apatt at
sponsor iKalser-Frasrri and his new i eams by a bucking brunc or a
aiiouncer, Cy. 1 '! bull . . . for that it win, my hat
Winrhell I. heard Sunday evening'"' ', ,""' '," d""rd
on A11C KFLW r"u"' ,""h coahsnil. ... in my
, humble opinion the best sherlfl s
Margie F.gle return, ne.t Mo. ",,''i'b'11 " v'"1"
., ,- . ' nirairu hip iimiir, inrv
Margie ha. been' ' "r"'
" ' . . . ,,- MIMIKS HIV
on an extended
vacallou. H u t
her place has
been ably filled
by Edith I'leruc
Cilll.
W think
I::
J 4 J?.- Ed'th Is leaving i
r for M o 11 I h . r .. ..
S n .ii.i 1 o"t want to
entire Klamath county Hherlff s
poue I. drsrrving of rest , , .
liter put on a grand s.'mw and
wntknl hard . r,n. , 1...
' I breathing a .Igli of relief after my
nmeo iMptlsm. nut It a. son
lun.
miss Counter.
Hi.ki.,. 1... .1,. . ' "'"""' ' V i. '"rr l.w.
entir. kkiw , Harding, in hi. inimitable
It.fl . l, ''""""' '' -he. the mv.tc.lim.
ni. laraiiiat ir ,-... n . ....
, m wiiitsiiiuiwaf WU
and alto
rtim Margit
a tJirf-tte arra,
tuilu in
If k hul .- -r .
Thl pmbablv ral th old
err. ' Whm will KKLW mn toU. 1 1
Via lott
Miiru-rsiw Hi. 1 u. j. ...
. -When will KKLW get tele-1 n11(U m, .,,,, " T
10.1? "-but nonetheless her. t,s , V ,o.. .. ?J ' Umut-
Lone tU,we," I due lor Llect ; ,r Kla . ,uveiitur is a rouni.
There U no concrete evideiui of . ! ' ,V" ",K". nrl'" ' ' e old We.L
that, and In fart the little evidence
available U that what
7, there u left in china depends upon
j : regional chieftains like the Moaitnu
1 5 ulr oorwiaesi wnom cniang nev.
0.7 r could depend upon In the past.
I Why, then, does he ask again tor
0 2 Amerlran aid'
U'Hlla lh.,.'. If. , . .
a j and Chiang says he Is .till the trad-' I ,v,r' !" ,uu?d "i1 m,x" c," ' i "l,d'ch got It . name.
03 er of the Chinese resolution Per- "L .. ,n " ' 'nureoay and rmt,, lof miU
o turned over to discussion of in
teresting yarn, about on of the moat
notorious gamblers of .11 tim. u,,.
does th .m.rklna ard Panfi.1,4
. . . im mm mat Reno Drowne'sl
b.'!!..KLVn."h,,ir',',u .P'.'pul,r T,nnr K' Cn-n. xar
V. .. ' iies nrsl ill to ll:J0 a. ss.
."h. well, eveiyon Us aurker fur .KPJI. will slug tot. Bi
. , ,.u ... my special ivdo- lure Little w,h.
11 win start July 7 and will orlg. 11. ,.n . a.,..
mate from ABC. lelevuion center Sea, toUn1'
in Hollywood. -... ,. .
I m 1 nv rruq.
On of th m t n,tui,. mo.
plenty lough! After being gored bv grams aired on Mutual Don Lm 11
a bull mindar. he wanted to come . th "Pasiire Parade - tonight as
bark and finish the .how . . , how-1 4 30 John Ne.biu .ill diai, h-
11 lu, two hundred million Chine!, I'J?' )hm" n,r'l,,l" "'u1" '
1! , behind red line, will think this u a T" '', '". '.."n" PL"lU '
Averaee
No poll has ever claimed Infalll- ' n ,u" cviuld command their respect
billty. A margin of error la Inherent "neglance If America would
In all sampling operations. Poll- "llt him to mot anti.communl.it
takers do claim, however, that the c'1' "r
sampling poll provides a more ac- ' LM 'er In China, every chl-
curate gauge ot what people think hom I
than any other method vet devised. I "er lold me
I conviction that
is his firm be I
Bell Ut,
and Orm
her fare and
passed on the sidewalk has s mil.
lion dollars. Just Inherited It. She
lives st the hotel where I work."
The cab paused at a red light,
and the driver asked:
-Whatchs goln' all the way to
Welfare Island on such a hot day
lor?"
-To see mj daughter. She's got
a bum heart really bum. Imagine
that) And she's only four years
old."
Teh. tch." clucked the driver.
She tossed her mane of midnight
hair back from her damp forehead.
She lit a cigaret and ssid moodily,
-Oh. hell!"
"Wstaa matter now?"
"Oh, my love life's all fussed
up."
-How, little chicken?"
"Oh, I've divorced my husband
he's a piano player. And I've
been going with a detective. But
he's such a
she said, "but you're the second
person who has told me the de
tective will er.a up by shooting
me."
The cab driver watched as she
walked away. There was a defiant
waggle to her body.
-If I wasn't married and had
three kids" he ssid.
'Being Broke' Is
Good Club Motto
PORTLAND, July 6 UPi A
cvlc club that Is always short of
cash was described by the president
of Active International as a good
one.
Dr. Charles A. Benson. Omsk.
Wash., told delegates to the 25th
convention that -being broke" was
S mOttO Of the VOIine man'a nnatil.
perfectionist. He's ration. He explained It meant the
crazy Jealous If I'm five minutes
late for a date. I also got a dance
Instructor boy friend. He's more
fun. but I can't depend on him.
Sometimes he shows up for a date
two days late."
"Uh, huh." said the driver.
"Well, If you ask me."
money was being spent for civic
pioerams.
Delegates from British Columbia
Washington. Montana. California
and Oregon clubs will meet through
rriday. Idaho was described as the
1000 Attend
Display Of
Fireworks
MERRILL. July 6 A 45-minute
fireworks display, ending with a
megificent "Niagara Falls." hsd an
estimated crowd of 1000 persons oh
Ing and ah-ing at the Merrill ath
letic field Monday evening. The
display successfully concluded a
community celebration of the
Fourth of July which was sponsored
07 local organizations and business
men. During the afternoon there were
Pop bottle races, a sack race, egg
trss. snd a rolling pin throw, with
prizes being awarded for each event.
Several ball games were In progress
during the dsy. Balloons, suckers,
pop and Ice cream were distributed
to the youngsters.
City Marshal Lloyd Hughey was
general chairman of the affair, snd
plans are already being made to
make the celebration an annual
event.
' do mainly with
the timing of the
, final poll In re
, lation to the
' date of the elec
' Hon and with
j the handling of
the undecided
vote.
Orchard House, Concord. Mass .
lf chih" ' membershlP w Louisa May Alcott, suthor of -Utile
Women."
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A sub&vAntial part of the error In
Una whs due to the (act that the
nsillincr in4w1 Inn BMn Wtnr s.1
tlon. missing a shift to Truman In M"'n' l!!y'
Id i
war oetwern Rus.ia and America
is inevitable.
I In hu rrque for aid he says one
I" Inevitable If he doesn't get
American help Informed Chmra.
"7 he th'nk. World War til u in- !
entnble no matter what hapiiens j
Ills whole stratesy Is baed on thw
idea, that war is coming, f might 1
sod that most Alatlea eem i.i
A treasure hunt hr aailhnat im m cree with him. Their belief im.
the slate for Sea Scouts of Ship 100 ''nm ,he thejr think America
this week-end. tnA Europe concentrate on western
The Scouts will be divided Into ' Tf blems and neglect those In Asia,
crews, each of which will have s I Anyway, as many Chinese es
Ughtnhig class sailboat. Then. Sat- I t 'allied It to me. Chiang his staked
urday morning at 7 o'clock, wind "erythlng on prolonging the eiut-
Treasure Hunt
Slated For
Sea Scouts
or no wind, the hunt will go on.
Under the direction -of Skipper
Marion Rialey. the hunt will con
sist of almost every part of Scout
ing knowledge a Sea Seoul could
eoce of his regime as the Irgsl gov-
rnmeni oi china until war breaks
cut.
Then, they say, h will again be
come a necessary ally of tin. isnnn.
have, including Scout craft, cooking. lrT against Russia, just aa he was
navigation, swimming ability and '-'aliut Japan.
i His price for being an allv will ris.
the final days of the campaign, and I "", "". "v i '"""'"ly. mey preaict.
it... .1.. ..-ji-.j ..... .... i "lap when it leaves the home port. .
inated in the final forec Jt lrJtead I ISLf? .U'.thT' ,"d.w"1
of being allocated among the parties "Z" ,,,;Zr '"'"
r. .h. k..i. f . .,. K following the directions on the maps
on the basis of survey data.
The statistical director of
the 1
with the statisticians of the Cana
dian affiliate to give them the full
benefit of experience gained in last
November's election here.
515 th Forecast
The Canadian forecast was the
515th one which has been made In
the last 13 years by modern samp
ling polls. The average error In the
515 has been 4 percentage points
thet Is. the forecasts came within
4 percentage points of perfect ac
curacy in showing the division of
popular votes on all the parties.
The Canadian election average of
12 Is well within this previous stan
dard of performance. Also within
this standard was the outcome of a
poll conducted in Quebec where the
average deviation was 3 4 points.
242 Forecaata In U. 8.
The eleven affiliates of the Amer
ican Oallup poll In foreign countries
have made a total of 88 election
forecasts to date. The American
Oallup poll has covered 243 state,
local and national elections. Incit
ing 1948.
Here is the record of accuracy:
N.. ml ATirill
r.rceail. Brr.r
Oallup affiliates In
foreign countries M 3 5
American Oallup poll V42 3 9
While the Oallup poll failed to
pick the winner last November, the
maximum deviation for any one
candidate was 6 3 percentage points
on tne iruman vote), but the aver
age error on the four leading can
didates (Truman, Dewey, Wallace
and Thurmond was only 29 points.
in snort, tne average error on a
statistical basis was considerably
less than the 4-polnt average found
In all election polls In the United
States and throughout the world.
Dutch Poll Rull's-Kye
Further proof of polling accuracy
came last week from Amsterdam.
Holland, where the Netherlands
Oallup poll Indicated the outcome of
they pick up as they travel. The
hunt will cover the entire Upper
Klamath lake.
The Scouts will camp out Satur
day night, each ship In a different
spot. They will take along only
specified foods, which are easy to
pack. No canned foods will be si
low ed.
The winning crew will receive a
gold cup as trophy for the hunt.
Assisting Risley will be Mate Bill
Lofdshl, Second Mate Norman Wil
son snd Boatswain Larry Outhrte.
Scout Ship 100 la sponsored by the
Klamath Falls Elks lodge.
China Won't Go
Red, Says Budar
July a ii An
ret flush and the skin is hot and
dry. Fever, sometimes up to log de.
erers or more, may be present. Both
the pulse and breathing are abnor
mal. It Is a highly dangerous con
dition. If the victim ran be kept alive tor
two days recovery la probable. How.
I "er. one attack Increases th sus
j reptibility to heat In the future In
sunstroke, the normal methods
American former adviser to the ' T.ia . "y " maintaining
THE DOCTOR SAYS
Sun, Heat Dangerous
Br I I1M IN P. JORII 4V M.D. I Oener.lly sne.km n,l. a. ...
rltlrn fa St Hervle. lea. coiiarli.ii.ne with heal e.h.us.
Both sunstroke and heat eshaus- ' ,lnn- Sometime muscle of th ab
tltn are serlmu condition.. It I. far 1 """men or the limbs develop pain of
brttrr to prevent than to treat them. I cramp-like nature. Th mouth
Ah that is necessary is to avoid e- i temperature la likely to b below
Insure. F.scrpt tor the occasional normal or only slightly raised,
person who cannot avoid the heat I ""t exhaustion tends to com on
there is no excuse for getting iheM 1 much more .lowly than umtrnkt;
unfortunate reactions at all. i headache, loa of apiietite. conatipal
In seriou. aiiiutrnk or heatstroke I ,lnn ""1 muscular weakness mar
mere Is complete In of conscious. ufed for several daya the devel.
ness The face develop, peculiar nn""t of characteristic avmptoms
HONOLULU.
Chinese government ..v. rhm. -,n l " Wlallon seem to be en
noi remain communist "unless there
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the acts
of kindness, the messages ot sym
pathy snd the many beautiful floral
offerings during our recent bereave
ment, the loss of our husband and
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MRS. R. H. ANDERSON,
MRS. ED OOECKNER,
and FAMILY.
Is a Russian soldier behind every
Chinese."
Richard Budar, who advised the
Chinese ministry of social affairs,
blamed China's chaos on "family
quarrels" among the nationalist
leaders. He Just arrived In Honolulu
after three years In China.
He cited a rift In Oenerallsslmo
i-niang Kai-shek's family Chiang
sent nis eldest son to "clean up
Shanghai last summer.
"Young Chiang lit out of town
as soon as hu stepmother, Msdsme
tniang. snowed up." Budar said.
He said U. 8. aid to the nailnn
allst totaled 14 000 000 000 since V J
uay and charged II had been "miss
appropriated."
Peter Coopers Tom Thumb en
glne, the first Amerlran built loco
I motive to haul Dasseneer. wna ri.
MRS. WILLIAM DeCEWlfested In a race with a horse pul-
nu rnmiui. ung a car on anotnrr track.
HEARING AID RPECIALIST
FOR BU.TO.VK
ai I Klamath rails Iwlra a.fe
iinlh, Hills fur apanlnlm.nt aa
r.e Hour, iir arInii ltar.
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tlrely upset. It rails for prompt and
een radical treatment.
Ileal Kihau.tlon
Hent exhaustion is a less severe
reaction to hot sun or excessive hent.
It la related to sunstroke and shades
I'sdunlly Into th more serious con.
d.llnn. However, moat physicians
tlifferentlnte between heat exhaus
tion and sunstroke because lh lat
ter Is so much more dangerous
In heal exhaustion, the principal
symptoms are dizziness, excessive
sweating, decrease In the amount of
utlne. a feeling of grrt weakness,
paleness and a rapid pulse rate and
breathing rate.
He.t In a rool pl.r. for quite a long
time may be enough to take car of
heat exhaustion but other measures
also may be necessary.
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Note: I)r Jordan Is unable to
aruwer Individual question, (mm
readers. However, each day h
will answer one of the most ire.
quently asked que.tlona In hi
rolumn.
THE DIM TOR ANhMI RM
Oue.tion: Will diet have any f.
feet on healing infected tlnu.es?
Answer: There i. 0
hellcv that diet will help chronic
sinusitis.
FIRE CAI'HK
OSWKOO. July a UWFIre Chief
William Asplund reported today
that a firecracker apparently set off
the blaze that destroyed a nuarter
block of the business district last
Friday.
He said the explosive was believed
thrown inio the oien doorway of
a lumber yard.
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