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PACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY. JULY 9, 1949 riUUIH JBNSJJtS gdltor H A LAXtl.M EPI.gv Manasins editor gnioro M Bocae mi otatla. Ut pnet orltee of Klamath raws. Of., mm August so isus. umxr cl 4 Marc iril Fall tor mlUtnt and helped eoncentral lumber manufacturing In th big center. It had grown from few thousand In 130 to a metropolitan- are population of mora, than 30.000 In 14. and the ratlroada had had a lot to do with that. People way bark In tha other century had known that aoma day tha ralla would to through Klamath and It would change tha destiny of the town They were right. Today's Roundup Th D By MALCOLM EfLEY EPLEY IP thara ara any fhoata of Klamath old-unit railroad dreamer around tomorrow when the first Shasta Daylight streamliner rolli through, they wont be aa surprised aa you may sup poae. They might wonder why It baa taken M long, but tha preaenoa of the latest thing In railroading In tha Klamath sta tion wont be astonishing to them: they knew It all along. It wasn't long after Uncle George Nurse had founded the UlUe town of LmkvlUe on tha banka of Link river that promotion-minded eltlaena began to talk and dream about a railroad for Klamath Falle. By the tune the town was re-named Klamath Fails In 1M at least on survey had been made. That on would hart brought a railroad In by th Butt creek country, and nothing rame of lt But by th turn of the century, railroad talk wa Just about th biggest thing In Klamath. A few years later, th county got lu first rail road. It wa tha Klamath Lake Railroad company a tine, coming Into the county from the southwest and extending aa far aa Pokegama, In the Klamath river country U mile southwest of Klamath. It was primarily a logging railroad, but Klamath Falls by that tiro waa getting to be quit a town and supplying lu needs tor freight and passenger trans portation had become a major problem. Stages and wagon freighter plied bark and forth between th town and Pokegama and us was also mad of naTtgatlon on Klamath river from Keno In this transportation set-up. There waa big talk that th Klamath Lake rail road would b extended to Klamath Palls, as th nam Implied. But It never was. Railroaders recognised th logic of a railroad extension to Klamath from th ML Shasta area, connecting there with the Southern Pacific (th old Oregon and California line.) Even In those years lar-slghted men foresaw that the main line of th north -south railroad would eventually com this way. Th extension was started by another outfit, but it waa taken over by the Southern Pacific and pushed through to completion a far aa Klamath Fails In th spring of 1M. Th first train rolled Into town on May It, 1, amid the wild cheers of th populace, many ot whom had gone down to Ady to rid th train Into town. Par th next 1( years Klamath, though on the railroad, had no rail connections to the north. A rail passenger from this town, going to Salem or Portland, first went Into California and returned to Oregon on the old 8 J, main line. The Idea that the railroad to Klamath would ultimately be ex tended over the Cascades to Eugene was still alive, but It waa dormant for a number of years. Then, In th early twenties, things began to happen. Th Southern Pacific began In earnest th completion of th Natron cut-off. This big con atructlon project brought the main line trains Into Klamath Palls In IRC and the boom waa on. By that time th northern lines, which were always Interested, had some idea about extension Into th Klamath country. Plv years later, the Great North ern had extended a line from Bend to Chemult, from where ft made joint use of the BP. line Into Klamath Palls. Prom Klamath. It had built south to Bleber, Calif, to Join th Western Pacific and put Klamath on two transcontinental railroads. Though then was talk that the OJf. would Institute passenger servtc. and It built a passenger depot on South Sixth In Klamath Palis, the depression knocked that plan In the head and It has never, been revived. That la the main line story. Worthy of separata treatment la the story of the Strahorn "feeder line which, aa the Oregon. California and Eastern, built east from Klamath Palls to Bly In the twenties and Is still In operation. The Southern Pacific meanwhile opened another connection southward to Alturaa and Spark fttenol and the Weyerhaeuser Timber company built a first class logging line Into the mountains west of Klamath Palla. Klamath thus had become the hub In a steel wheel. It had main lines that made It a major aervlclng point and gave It an outlet for lu huge production of lumber and agricultural product. It had feeder line that brought logs Into Klamath By CiKORGK E. SOKOLSKY "UT of the various espionage trials and hearing Vy has developed a curious and most disturbing attack on th FBI It did not start with the trial of Judith Coplon. which only added fuel to a bias ing propaganda. It goea back to lUi when th FBI began to search out the spies planted her by for eign countries, the corrupt among our own people who. for pay, served foreign masters, or who for Idealistic ends, sought to destroy the liberties of our people. In our country. It Is difficult to do such work, as la the duty of the FBI, for. while w desire safety, w eschew the police sute. Public opinion would never tolerate such a police organisation as th NK.VD of Soviet Russia. We demand of the FBI that It produce all th results of police pro tection without using coercive means and without Interference with those guarantees of rlghu provid ed by th constitution. Th American formula Is correct and the FBI has not transgressed It. Were this country faced by a conflict of Ideas alone, the FBI would have no function to perform Difference of opinion, of Judgment, of decision Is characteristic of our way of life. In fact, the consti tution Is devoted to defense and protection ot these differences. Huge Conspiracy WE are. however, faced by something altogether outside the realm ot Ideas. We have become the stomping ground of a vast International con spiracy for the world revolution and into our country has come an army of disciplined agenu of that con spiracy who aeek to achieve not the overthrow of our government but lu seliure and subordination to the Kremlin. Were It only a conflict between the Ideas ot Thomas Jefferson and the Ideas of Karl Marx, between the economics of Frledrich Engels and the economics of Adam Smith, we could rest while the professors tight It out. as they have done for a century. It I more than that. It la resistance to conquest. I have recently been reading the biography of Angelica Balabanoff. the first secretary of the third International, Lenin's weapon for world revolution and conquest. In her "My Life As a Rebel. Angelica Balabanoff describe how Lenin tricked her Into accepting th secretaryship ot th third International In order to use her repuutton among left-wing socialists, which at th moment was better than his. He said to her these are her words: 'Party discipline exists tor you too. dear com rade. The central committee has decided.' (When Lenin had decided something before the central committee had ratified his decision, he usually antici pated their action In this fashion so aa to avoid superfluous discussion. -I knew It would be useless to argu Then ah wrote: Most Disturbed 1 1 was most disturbed at this time and during the coming year to find how many of our agenu and represenutlve were Individuals lone dis credited In the labour movement abroad. They were chosen because they had nothing In common with the labour movement and could, therefore, obey th most contradictory and outrageous orders quit mechanically and with no sens of responsibility. Adventurers, opportunist, even former red-baiters, all were grist to Zlnovlevs mill. They departed on secret missions, supplied with enormous sums ..." These methods hav not changed. What a dis illusioned person that fine woman. Angelica Balaban off. ha become, watching the conspiracy for power known as Leninism? And it Is this conspiracy that th FBI haa to watch and not in this country. There are about 70.000 communist party members In the United States and ten time as many friends and sym pathizers and Innumerable Innocent, who. for on reason or another, do phase of th party' work. Piecing these activities together is the Job of the FBI. And "piecing together" I the correct phrase to use. These people do not blase a trail. A little Inkling appears her and there and It may take months and years to discover a pattern of activity or the affiliation of an Individual. An the FBI ha for all 1U work, of which this I only a part, arc about 5.000 operatives. It has done a magnificent Job without Impairing our liber ties and those who attack It often arc those who fear surveillance. SIDE GLANCES 0 f N IT as. 6 I ca tat mi M. wanes K I H ate. w s ear. art "I took th children to th amusement park yesterday, doctor and I guess I bought them trior pop, hot dogs and popcorn than was' good for them!" Water Safety Regulations To Be Strictly Enforced According To New Rulings Htrlcl enforcement of a bill gov ruing lis of private beats on lakes and atreama In Oregon haa been promised by Kherllf Jack r'raney with particular regard to Lake a' Hie Woods. Too deputies will be on duty at the lake on week-omds throughout the summer. A request urging sulci enforcement cant from the Ijtke o' the Woods Home Owners eMoclatlon water safety commute alter a re cent case at Lak Tuhoe which cre ated wide public attention when a young girl's feet were cut off by a speed boat. The last state legislature enacted a bill regulating us of non-com-merclal water crnlt. rules of which are briefly aa follows: I. A speed limit ot 35 miles per HAIMO I'lCOMt VMS SATCROAT EVE, JULY KKLW lttf fc& Tiir'i Sparta r - -C:lRoai fmm New (UHri tmrnwurr :M II atria Baa :U Lm CiaraHatr'fl Baa! V-aa Shami-ark HUI Ore. 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July gIf you r doing much driving on week ends, which promues the customary harvest of sma.h-upa and death, tear this out and past It In your hat: The driver of every third car you pass on the road has had an auto mobile accident while he was at the wheel any thing from a smashed fender to a major crack-up. This Is revealed In a survey tn all parts of the country w r questioned by the American Institute of pub lic opinion. The urvy found that most Gallug people put th bis me for accident on th human factor th careless neea or recklessness of drivers and overlook two other factor which traffic experts call of ma tor Im portance In accident. These art th- condition of the automobile, and the nature or condition of the highway, that I, whether It is poorly laid out and full of dangerous curves or blind corners. I ., v.,.. Those questioned In the poll ex- AilgMX , Kytru nlormed me pressed overwhelming support for mominl that ne nu Uned up a proposal which was Introduced : . mp.n.gtii entertainment feature at this year s aesslon ot the New fof tht, datc lnd no douot 8RO ell traffic experts would, as already mentioned, add the factors of de fective automobile and bad high way. The next question tn the poll was: "It haa been suggested that If aa automobile driver la at fault In three aeeldenla In a period of lw years er leas, he should be re quired to take a special driving examination and apply for a new drlver'a llcenae. tVonld yea favor or oppose adopting thla Idea la this stater ravoe . MTi Oppose t N'a opinion C The final question In th survry was: "Would you rather ride In a ear drlvea by a man or a woman With a man With a woman t Makes aa difference 43 opinion .. 1 The automobile accident toll Is down somewhat as compared to a few years ago. but soma 31.000 peo ple were killed last year, on every sixteen minutes, and approximately 1.000.000 were Injured. Harrington Guilty On Morals Count By circuit court Jury vole of 10-3, the bare minimum. Lee Har rington was convicted late rnrtay afternoon of a morals charge In volving a 14-year-old boy. The 43-year-old Indian was In dicted for sodomy and also faces prosecution on a separate charge ot contributing to the delinquency ot a minor. No date waa set for his sentence. The all-mai jury was out an hour and 10 minutes before coming to a decision and when th Jurors were hour within 300 feel of a dork or the shores of any beach or recre ational area, and a lo-nille-per-kour limit within 100 feet. 1. Operators of a motorboat shall navlgal In a proudrnl man ner and at such a rate of speed aa not to enduiiger Uvea or prnerly. 3. Motnrboata. when approach ing or panMns a rnnne. rowboat or sallhont, shall slow down aulfl rlrully within lot) tret so that pas sengers In the slower bntts will not be In danger. 4 Boats used on waters within state parka will also be subject to any further rules of other slat agent-Ira. B. When two boats approach earh other hend-on, each should veer tn the right, passing th other on Its left side. g Boats approaching a dork have right of way over boat leav ing the dock. 7. No peraon shall otierate any kind of boat while under the In fluence of Intoxicating liquor or any narcotic drug. g. Violation of the act will be considered a misdemeanor and anyone convicted shall be pun ished by a fine of not more than 1150 or by Imprisonment for not more than 30 davs or by both tin and Imprisonment. Dollar Crisis Confab Held LONDON. July I (V- U. 8. Sec- polled two said ther voted against ""7 rea.ury J..nn w. th. r.ett. v.., t. . Hvder met the chiefs of Britain s labor government today to talk ovet the United Kinirtomi dollar rrlaia. AIM preent were the lop plan- and Circuit Judge David R. Van. I "J,",,'!, th majority verdict. Ten or more were required by law to agree on a , verdict The trial had lasted three davs ' denberg twice denied mistrials and " T' ' ' . . ,-.,, , t hsncellor of the Exchequer Bir r. ,n,'L d ' fi I - er!-. roreiM Secretary nnt at-uiltv trfnrt th rat vrnt fo . i. 'T.n. I-"'rJ " " j nrin. Hmld Wllatin. prtx- Ua a rh RarKan aawe-x-awX a rraen t . .h.u. ... n . w a i Ph n NtwI.R.bae a r ' 7 M comnvinwa-alth reUtinrta. U. 6. Ambajouidor Vrmn Washington Fire Danger Extreme OI.YMI'IA, July MV-Th danger ol foreat fltra In Waahlnglnn became imieiue today. Rial Foreiter Iter Hard Otrll reported. "Wa would Ilk to hav the coop, pratloii of everyone In thla period.'' he aald, adding that he appreciate public assistance so far this season. A hut and dry day wa aisled for the stal with a similar on due to morrow. 'I inlay s lorecaat waa tor a minimum humidity of It to 30 per cent humidity In coastal area and 31 30 Inland. The situation la eon. sioered dangerous when Ills humid. ly droits In 30 per cent, Ortill aald. The state firefluhtrrs put out fit fires yesterday. Th latgeat waa a fxi-arre briuh and grass fir near AhUnuiii lu Yakima county. Ten-Year Jolt Given Young Forger Here Nineteen-year-old Donald Ken neth Crank rame Into rlrruit court yesterday afternoon for the third time In 10 months ami aru fenced to serve a term not to exceed 10 vears In the Oregon stale prison. The sentence was tor forgery The youth was Intllrted hut Sep. lember 16 for forgery and pleaded guilty but was placed on probation for live years bv Circuit Judgt Da. rid R. Vamlenlierg. Last June 10 he waa picked up for f violating the terms of Ins nrobation order and alter a lecture was again placed on parole with the under standing that if he rame into court again his sentence would be 10 years. Thtirsdsy morning h waa picked up asaln. thia time for aitrinptlng to raah a I .'it check In which he had forged the amnature of Dr. Ralph, Steams. Ills probation waa lifted and the sentence aai on the original tonrrry Indlrtmrnt. Cronk Is the Joth prrann sen tenred to the state prlaon from Klamath county thla year. During the early lone age-about JO.Ouo years ago in Europe, pre historic man developed atone tools. U-rd the flr.i h.i. i..i . .. . and fir, b, chipping flint. of the Jury. The trial was the first Jury ran In circuit court handled by District Attorney D. F. Van Vector and W Douglas also attended, aa did Douglas Abbott, finance minister of Deputy Ben Ooddard since they Csnada. another dollar country took th prosecutor's office last Jan uary. 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' Or. ABC II aa ftta, aanaatarr II MSIi. oil ll:S 1 1 IIS arLW gssiar laha B. Keaaair MBS ilaia Shaw Araaa Tava Haatbar SparU flaoae'SB Bill Hearr MBS V.Ira .1 Searle Laaa Bark an l.ialaa Aaolvaraarr Mgbl l.l Oaarae Pa II MBS Tha SalalMB laaaar neantan MB 'M HarS MBS SatnntT Kara rraaaart I alt.n l.awta MR iabnaao Pamllr Malaal N.wareal All Star Praelaw MBg Aaaar. reraia af Air" flairs of f.Jar Saltto York sute leglslatuie. The proposal waa that all drivers who are Involved tn three accident tn any 18-month period be required to take a special driving examina tion to determine their competency to continue driving. More than eight In every 10 per son questioned in the pojl favored the adoption of thla ides in their own states. The poll asked a series of ques tions as follows among all persons who said they have driver's li cense: "About haw maay an Ilea would yea say yea drove 7 mar ear last weekr Average estimate mt men drivers Average estimate of women drivers th 8P are efficient. I hit lower i about I 30 p.m. on th return trip from Eugen on No. II and Id slitl be sleeping If I hadn t been awa- ened. a o a Ceneviev Lawler writes In to tav thanks for telling th music fsns through Static column about Rip Paddock. 6h apeak also for Oenlene Townsend and Carole Rlchardann. You r welcome gals. This Psd dock boy Is quit popular. The meeting of the three finance ministers and their advuora broke up for lunch after about two hours Aked by neaimen if he had an; comment Crippa replied- -Nothing nothing to say at all." Douglas said the group would resume dit cusaions later in th day. HOTILS OSBURN HOLLAND ru.rsk. ore. Mr.uruRD Thoroughly Modern Mr aa M.a I a Barter 4ZLt PrAr -4' U r - KFUV 14S0 KC 9..3O A.M. 1 v ..-, IM Mile Bt Mile "Hsve yow ever had an accident while driving? 4 sign will be hoisted It'll be Woody Hrrmsn. his fine band, and th King Cole Trio at the armory on that date. How classy ran . we get? Next Tuesday its Leighton Noble ,' . , and July 23 wUl . bring Lionel nampton a n d i - his famous ag- ' ij gregauon. I ' ' I ', Here s an In- ! ' tereat.ng radio item from KfJI Red Rurd Senator Wayne Morw. will be th guest on "Meet Press'' next Thursday, 11 pm. $ 'tk'N lavtiwaiiaOuWal. 624,795.00 Vi 'I H ho h ave Tea Ha Men Drivers il Women drivers . It l All drivers S4 U The relative skill of men and women drivers haa been a moot A regular ABC feature, th Rail road Hour, has something special to offer next week. That'a Monday, t to ( 30 p m. Th story of Jimmy McHugh, great American song writer, la the moving story that will be told In song by singing Host Oordon Mac- Hae and Lucille Norman. McHugh s rise from a Job as of' question for years among highway jice hxy m the Boston Opera house aafety experts. If you happen to believe In the supremacy of th male, you can find evidence from the above tables that, in terms of car miles driven, men are less like ly to hav accidents than women. On the other hand. It Is a well to the pinnacle of fame as penner ol renowned songs Is the story that will be told In melody. Thank You For a Lovely Evening Exactly Like You, I Can't Olve You Anything But Love, Bunny Bide ol the Street are Just a lew of th known fact that women drivers are ' songs written by McHugh that will far leas pron to be Involved In accl- j be aired on the RR hour, sponsored dent that are fetal. Perhaps one j by the Avioclallon ol American reason for this Is the high propor- Rallrosds. tion of fatal accidents which occur late at night, when men are more likely to be at the wheel than women. Rerklesa Driving All persons questioned, whether they hsd a driver license or not, were then asked: "What do yoa consider the big gest cause of automobile accl-dentar ... cr ... M ... S ... 1 2 .. 7 ... S 115';' The table eeloa In mors than loo per rant because some name more than one lartor aa reapnnslhla lor acrlrlenta.i To the list given by the voters, Carelessness, negligence Toe much drinking, drunk drivers Ineompetent driver Irrlvera too yoang fare too old . Miscellaneous . ......... ... Don't know Don't miss Let Oeorge Do It, Mon day, a p m. on Jl. Oeurge Vaienllne finds out the mystery vole which t first he thought was part of l giveaway program Droves to be the voice of doom for two citizens of his own home town and he goes to work to unravel the mystery. a a a It seemed nice nd cheerful to listen to our local stations on the first leg of the Streamliner trip yesterday. Unfortunately, I didn't get to sea much of the town of Eugene. It's good thing the porter on FOR RENT v weak mt aiaotft Sewing Machines Lsle Meele Sewing Mochin Service An aesnes mi si wa rea til PUMICE TILE l.b. ,,. Pamira rr.Sarta ara aaperlar In elrrnfis an raalalanl la matatera. a Tlmm Alnmlnum Window a flold Heal Waterproofing a fiold Meal Plaster Bond a New hire Pumlre Mock aTir'alg" Klamath Pumice Tile Co. 'Perms nrnl Ih Pyrmld IM0 Owens Phno 4lt Paid to the men and women deposited their savings with First Fed eral during the past 15 years. Such a splendid record speaks for it self. Join the thousands who save with safety and security at 'First Federal Savings and Loan Association. i k v ft 2 Current Dividend ix '4 Open your account before July 1 1th and participate in the earnings next Jan. 1st First federal savings M.0AM ASSOCIATION '540 MAIN STREET1 , i v 4 t r1; f A s iH
