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PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. JULY 13. U9
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beans and tht whole world, which had taken oa i
fairly dark hut, looked torn In and happy again
Next day the Order of Antelope was for ami to
promote Interest tn the establishment of an antelope
refuge on Hart mountain. There were about 30
of lu there. Tills weekend there mill be from 300
to 400 It waa aa Idea that caught Uie public fancy.
Long atoce the huge antelope reluge haa been formed
and thousands of deer and antelope play there.
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Today's Roundup
By MALCOLM KFLLV
THIS U the week-end of the annual meeting of
the Order of the Antelope, and It la proper,
v maybe, to do a In lie reminiscing about the first
' session of that unique organisation.
ii (The Order of the Antelope, in
IJ cidentally. Is an Informal and
" very loosely organised group of
men who hare at one time or
I another made the annual trek to
" the Hart mountain antelope refuge
In Lake county. There Is nothing
ii snooty about the Order of the
Antelope its membership la wtde
i' ly distributed, and the only rea
') son it Is on an Individual basis
' is that there s a limit to the num
" her of people who can be fed at
I' a camp 75 milea from town. Any
old member la welcome to bring
a novlUate.) EFLET
a Getting back to the start of the thing. It was
J back In 1933 when the Lakertew 30-30 club Invited
u a group of newspaper men, public officials and
others to be guests at an outing at a remote Lake
county place known as Hart mountain, where there
were few herds left of the antelope which It
a was feared at that time ought be becoming extinct.
In our group going from KF were Ben Hall, then
a prominent In the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland asso-
elation; Earl Reynolds, then secretary of the chain
I'ber of commerce, Frank Jenkins and this writer.
"We had with us old Bill Hanley, famed Eastern
'Oregon ranch figure.
a
I A B took off from Klamath In the early morning.
VV and '' sotr reason which I cannot recall
missed our lunch at Lekerlew. Soon we found our
selves bumping over the desert roads with a very
empty feeling In the stomach, and not much that
i. could be done about It.
We had been Joined by that time by Zim Baldwin,
former Klamathlta then operating an auto agency
In Lakeview, Zim supposedly knew the country, so
tlwe felt quite safe despite the presence of many
"dim desert trail and a complete lack of Intelligent
road signs.
We left Plush far behind and climbed the steep
J face of Hart mountain on the old road, pausing
1 for a refreshing draught at the spring half way up.
K- On top of the plateau which. Is part of Hart
i mountain, oar three cars became separated for a
'time. Frank Jenkins and I got well tost for a little
i while, then ran into a heavy hailstorm, and finished
Doff that little sequence of trouble with a very fist
tire.
! But we caught up. and with Zim leading the
' way, trekked on across the desert. Farther and
I farther we went as the sun sank behind the rtdge
and the desert began taking on that extra-lonely
" atmosphere that It has at night,
a a a o a
FINALLY, Zim stopped.
"He's lost. said Bill Hanley. and Zim admitted
)' it was true. We must hare come too far out, be
said needlessly.
So we back-tracked for a few miles, and presently.
! looking up on the mountainside, saw the bright
flames of a campflre, the smoke curling through
a the pines and campers gathered around. It was our
first sight of what has since become known through
" out the USA as the "Blue 8ky hotel
a o o a
I -pHE campflre we knew meant food, and by that
I time, there wasn't anything we wanted more
"than Just that. We beaded our trusty car toward
" the hillside, forgetting to reckon with a swamp
" In Post meadows which lies Just at the foot of the
i hllL In a moment, we were stuck in the mud up
,ffi Ux axle.
Grinding the wheels did nothing but bury us
deeper. We could almost smell that dinner on the
mountainside, but we couldn't get to It.
" About that time the 1st George Stephenson, Lake-
view timber operator, sighted us. He had a pickup
!' truck with chains, he came down and yanked us
'i out of trouble. In no time st all we were gobbling
By OtUKl-E I, BOkOLoKY
IN lWi, Dr. WUliaiu A. Wut. alio had established
a reputation as an educator so great that the
uery t Indiana) school became a model for the"
country, found himself a smeared man, in 1M. in
the federal courts. In the Hiss case, the Judith
Coplon case, the trial of the 13, the large number
indicted for contempt prove that Dr. Wirt was right
and told the truth. The pattern he described has
shown Itself In the testimony of Elisabeth Bentley
Louis Budcna. Whutaker Chambers, Henry Julian
Wadleigh. It will become Increasingly clear.
Dr. Wirt came to Washington as a well-known
liberal and was Invited to a series of parlies. He
testified before a rongresslonsl committee that he
was told:
"We all think that Mr. Roosevelt Is only the
Keren&ky of this revolution. We believe we ran
keep him there until we are ready to supplant him
with a Stalin."
He also was told:
-We believe we have Mr. Roosevelt in the middle
of a swift stream and that the current Is so strong
he can not tum back or escape from It ... "
Wirt demanded a real Investigation, but the
democrats and new dealers ssw to It that all he
tot was a travesty. They made a laughing-stock of
the man. who. In 1934. sought to save his country
from espionage and conspiracy. Wirt said:
"I am Indeed sorry that any represenum In our
government should object to an open and free inves
tigation of what 5 going on In the ollrn-rrferrcd-to
American revolution . . .
a a a a
Where Democracy?
1 1 II ave we reached the place where an Amerl
I I can citizen. In the exercise of his right to
go to Washington to state what he thinks con
cerning proposed legislation before congressional com
mittees provided for that purpose, shall be pro
claimed by our representatives to be a lobbyist, a
propagandist, a publicity-hound, a crank who wants
to make a 'stump speech.' if so. where Is our de
mocracy? -After all. our congressmen are our servants , . .
-Beginning with the Tugwell drug bill, nearly
every piece of 'New Deal' reform legislation pro
vides that sn executive department, or commission
or administrator, shall have full power to say with
finality what the facts are and that no court of
review can go Into the evidence . . .
-That we actually are In the process of a deliber
ately planned American revolution has been an
nounced by the revolutionists themselves over and
over again. But the American people think that
such a thing is preposterous and therefore have not
been Inclined to even notice the tremendous change
in government.
The American people think of revolutions as
changes that occur only through the overthrow of
government by armed forces. We are not aware
of the fact that Just as real revolutions can occur
by gradual substitution and changes in laws and
that they Inevitably, radically Increase the power
of the persons In charge of the executive branch
of government.
ease
Gove The Works
THEY gave William Wirt the works for , these
statements and others he made In 1934. He died
a disappointed, ridiculed and broken man.
Nineteen thirty-four was the year that the Harold
Ware communist cell was organised In Washington
and many who were then, in 1934. reputed to be
members of that group are today under Indictment
or standing trial. Others besides Dr. William A.
Wirt knew of the Harold Ware cell, they knew the
names of the 'men In It. One reason for the organi
sation of the Dies committee and the hiring of Dr.
J. B. Matthews as Its Investigator was to gather this
evidence. But every effort wss fought Inch by Inch
by the New Dealers and the administration. Wirt
named names and quoted statements, but all he
got was laughter. Let me quote David Cushman
Coyle. the philosopher of the New Deal:
"All I know about It Is. Dr. Wirt got me Invited
to ai dinner. He had read a book I had written
and wanted to argue with me about It. It was my
book 'Business Vs. Finance.'
-However, he got started about gold devaluation
and talked on that subject for four hours so nobody
else had any chance to say anything and we didnt
get to our argument (over the booki.
SIDE GLANCES
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Ota. taw av ait aiewee. am v at ate. a a ear af.
7IS
"Why not put off your haircut on mora day. Judge?
Schulti ths butcher will be in tomorrow, and I'd like to
hear how you com out with him in that argument about
the national debt!"
BOYLE'S COLUMN
If You're Good You Can
Earn $1,000,000 A Year
By HAL BOYLE i Once a pair of tumblers braced
NEW YORK, -Wanted: one new him for a radio spot.
toP ?,t,,n"lln- p?t"u'-1 "What good are back nips when
ary-ol.ooooog a year. the listener, cant see them he
No one has put an ad like that a&krd.
In the paper. But that's the sltua- I r... ..
tinn i ITrf. . , .ZL That's easy have an announcer
Cre' adp
d o u s
of
j The World Today!
By JAMKs D. KM ITS
I AP foreign News Analyst
I tree Itewilt MacKensie) I
l. ......... -..........
Put yourself In the shoes of a
Polish peasant.
He Is a Catholic and a devout one
In a land where a relatively small
body of communlsu control virtual
ly every phase of his day-to-day
life.
He Is forced, of necessity, to have
contact with the coumiuutat propa
ganda, if only uirough reading old
clal orders of Uie government. As
sume he haa learned of the VaUran
excoiuniunicallnn decree, through
his diocesan authorities, forbidding
him to expose himself to communist
doctrine.
Is he fared with the necessity of
of disobeying 4he government and
depriving himself of a living From
a literal reading of the decree ex
communicating communis la and for
bidding Catholic contact with them,
this might appear to be the ease.
However, the effect probably would
be to make his contact with his
parish priest closer than ever.
Authority Te Judge
The parish priest, his confessor,
would have the authority to Judge
what this peasant could and could
not do If he wanted to avoid the
rlak of cuttlnx himself off from
the sacraments of the church. j TCI I IIJb
The crux of the matter Is the ', ICLLIllU
conscience of the peasant, as his i I
Driest mnut llklv anuM Imfnirl '
him. Reading government notices
which vitally affect his everyday Hie
would not constitute wilful disobedi
ence. Exposing himself knowingly
to communist propaganda would.
He Is Inevitably caught between
two systems of supreme authority.
The church holds Itself supreme tn
all spiritual matters A communist
government claims supremacy tn
T00NERVILLE FOLKS
THE EDITOR
loiter safisaig. e mm
1 on lmrt In Uie form of higher
I pr .('.
1 It may rrm tmurthuriu and rv
I oluU.M.evrjr. but th far I la that aim
' Uirr la no vaJua til tnonry aloite;
I Uial iu value mvut lirat aui let
.-a a.. I 1 rati tit ifttkrnt Ufnl IL avriiliisr h
J ..! tat... km . lilxir In. i titrawl th paynwul o(
imam ltikt aii oi mm . , . ,t,r. ...
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tariMi k a Ma AK Atiasi vWitw; U Kll ilia culaUral tatu ba
' iltIl I . II -r.l .j hnuirr may ihm prteeti crratli.f
hu own.
OS fKICK C'ONTKOL ! 0ur prethtttii! ulitr..' In Wahltuj-
K LA. MATH KAU-S. Oiv. (To ton ahmild uka a Irwrnn or two In
Vahi rvultitinn'
i.ro V. HMITH
iMkt Apartmriita
Students To
Publish Book
. r S Jk,"l vne
' t-T falling
2 ii
tITm'"'lone of these characters with lele-
comedians," ! ..V" "
Mansfield. CB ' "Cn TOU r""' 1 m
Majisfleld. CBa rlfhl
-Sure."
ducer and origi- ;
n a . o r o i uie
-Talent Scout
my
replies the mental wis-
; THE DOCTOR SAYS
Medical Hisiory Fallacies
BY EOWIH P. JORDAN, MJ.
B Writtea for NEA 8errlce
JJ It Is sometimes Interesting to look
u backwards to see what kind of med
lcal care patients of long ago re
.'ceived from the best which could
be offered at the time.
' There lived, probably about 1200
aAU, s physician known as Oilber
a tus Anglicas, or Gilbert of England,
who was one of the leaders of his
"profession. Gilbert us wrote a book
i, which preserved some of his views
hardly Intelligible In the light of
present knowledge. He said, for ex
ample, that the hair was a -dry
"Then why dont you leave?"
I But Mansfield has real sym
pathy for the ambitious and tal
ented kids who come here full of
high hooes that end In hMrihrMh
over, -r k. . " .. ," '
. -v w .( .im u, m quality
, r w kiii rau
nnrtntiMhin - K. mttk k -
ute each other j ,lhl. )th -u. I'.T
""t,""" "c careeP u, that they
hardly tell them rom, to Nfw york oarlv.
iney aren i reaav. That ac
eounu for a lot of the misery on
Broadway.
old
themselves."
said. They iml-
Hal neyte
apart any more.
'But wnos coming along to take
their places? Nobody's In sight.
Trying to build a little known
Jokester Into a public favorite Is
no laughing matter. I s a big In
vestment. -A network can easily spend
1250.000 in an effort to popularise
a new comedian. aald Manslleld,
-and end up with nothing but a
lame gag artist and no sponsor.
-But the rewards are high. A
successful comedian can
120 000 a week
temporal affairs, and wants author- i Editor The city councils of
tly over church affairs, too. ! Salem and Eugene voted tor devoii-
What the peasant must do la sort ! irol o' Whether those honor- j
the wheat from the chaff, with the : sble bodies realise It or not Uiey
assistance of his spiritual advisor, ere actually rendering a great aer
I He must now learn what he haa to " t Uielr local ecotuuny and
1 reject and what he may accept. j uut as a whole as well.
Spiritual Death ! It used to be a time when ho-
I To good Catholics, this ran be a er a anted a house to live In had
matter of spiritual life or death. To " first build one or fust earn Uie
! clttsens of communist countries. It money to pay someone to do it lor ,
n be life or death, period. ; mm. Hut now times nave cnanaeui , NEW yoftK t-v-right aluOnu
; The Vatican has unsheathed Its According to r a m p a n t paeudo- i frum ,h, rrKUnul H.ll high s.n.,
I supreme weapon and the roinmu- i "gujn It seems that a child should . publuhliig a b.)k about Col
I nuts have aked for it. They have ; be born trailing a house behind him Mlirru, c, NUrrut . '
iatta.ked the church In all the whether he would actually want .,, ,n w ,, ln P..tm,.
"""" a"1"" a.ui. ana r-; " Tne book about him la for rhild.
even In Northern Korea. It mu.1 be a first claaa house at mi from us to 10 Th. project -tart.
The communlvts have had a lot of that. ad aa a claaa eserrtas and grow
jesperlence at this. The Russian i In the first pla.. aa moat any m(n , meor pfram After con.
I Orthodos church eslu today, partly eiglil-grade acholar knowa. only .uliation with Mrs. Emma Marrua,
j because the Soviets found Uiey could ' the law of supply and demand can the colcmel's widow the eight stu.
not wipe out religion without wiping possibly set the value ol Uie Uilngs ; dents have derided to givo royal,
lout the people who follow It and we create, rents being no esreu- 1 1 ftnm ,h. bn th colonel
1 partly because the Orthodos churrh ' lion. It Is obvious, therefore, that Marrua scholarship fund fr the
i in Russia adjusted Itself to tkrviet auice Uiere u and can ever be but Hrorrw univeraity In Jerusalem
rule: , money with which the value' Marcus attended a New York high
! This Is not to say the Roman of labor. In terms of wealUi. or . school, went tn Weal Point and wsa
Catholic church of today la like the time to create that wealth can be New York Cltv mnimlasVwr ef
Russian Orthodox church that exchanged infinitely: with all "iat prisons before soine in Paaune as
bowed to the Soviets, except that i can be converted or reconverted In- j an of f irer In the Iraell a rmy
. both are churches and churrhea are to money being money In fact It '
; made up of people. the price of a commodity la ford-1 , . , ,
wirieapread rebellion may alreadv I bly held below that of lu natural i a-ignrninq jrODJ
value aoonrr oi laser uia oiiirrmcv ,
In money will exert Its buying pow- ;
er bidding above the also natural I hrw VoRK Ju, & (JMn
value of other goods and raise their , .,,. . min, v v,a,.
By RED Ht'RD
I'm looking for another guest
columnist but no such luck. It's
too hot to write this dally static
make ' end too hot to search for someone
to pinchhlt.
I New York Buscs
i
-But he'd he luekv If he ended I
up with 140.000 for himself." said I ' considering seriously writing
Mansfield. Hal Boyle and ask him how he
What explains the dearth of fresh 1 dreams up Ideas with the weather
comic talent? Mansfield thinks the
decline of the old vaudeville cir-1
cults Is the real answer.
-Vaudeville bouses were great
Incubators of comics," he said.
There s no place left today for
young comedians to try out their
material, and they have to work
with audiences to perfect them
selves.
Haa Te Hell
A comedian doesn't need a
great deal of personal originality
Wounds of the nerves Oilbertus to succeed. A writer csn supply
said should be treated with a dress, i hlm "h that. But he has to be
Ing of earth worms lightly besten Dl to u his stuff to an audi
ta a mortar and mixed with warm tnct- He h o learn timing It s
oil. everything.
' Take Fred Allen nrnhahlv th.
best showman of our times. He hss
that patients today receive so much
fume escaping from the body; better treatment and that most
through the pores of the scalp and diseases are ao much better under
The views expressed by Gilber
til was raw amma' t Visa Kawot nf Vv i a
time, and we can only be thankful ; per'ec' " ' tlmn' n1
condensed by contact with the air
into long round cylinders.
MANY VIEWS WRONG
Diabetes be defined as an Im
moderate passage or attraction of
urine from the liver to the kidneys
and Its psssage through the kid
neys as the result of a warm or
stood. Gilbert us Is not to be blamed:
the physicians and research work-
learned tt In vaudeville
Mansfield, who now produces
This Is Broadway. a CBS net
work program, has given some 500
hotter than
religious revival
t meeting. What's
the recipe, Hal?
i Here's an In
treating Item
on ICFLW, 7 44
, a. m. Saturday.
The oldest Civil
War vet. James
.' A. Hard, will
appear o n
Johnny Olaen's
"Get Together."
have begun In Chechoslovakia, for
Instance, as Catholic peasants sup.
port their priests who are victims of
communist camoalena aralnst them.
ni. rVM v, 'm'"'iPnr' ercormngiy. ' ed alternate tr.npnrttinn Inday
nut hold In sourh countrlea. and tv,... ii k. .. rHii .. - . .. . :.'
-i. , v,- , . , , . ... - ' ' - HiiHiuiif airiria immooij.
aJter the political face of Eastern , ths I not only Is there nothing aM buvea on 0 rmit
OnTh. n.h. h. ir . 'ln'1 to "umedlyi robbing Pe-j Ridera-who cnuld ta ao handilv
'h.oth7 hnd' " mn..inl. , u help Paul or the economy -itctwj lo ,Ub..y.. which were
control Is strong enourh. Inral . .ki. u ii,, .i i ni,mi L.i .. . ....
!;rt,;fnm" 'ra crush. Others
I fTanv r.J ?h. V ,? ' "' ,,lh,r W,th lA""0n "" I hailed tasiraba. If thrv could find
? I t e Vatleans order ing values or by borrowing t?!emptv one. Some vsalked.
I seems to msn that aa far as II la from the cradle. i
" ",, , no rom- Then thu deficit does not end Ci...L C IA
L.. re.llloa phase of j , du. to ,h, Uct uv.l to OtOITlaCn TClt
switch of man-power from the pro-
Defective boods
Tied In Knots
Molting Punished
Red Herd Tve heard of old
golf clubs being used for various and
sundry reasons but the Fst Man to
night bares a very novel wsy to put
the slicing weapon to work that
of Imbedding the No. 3 Iron In
the beautiful skull of a beautiful
young woman.
So the obese detective plays golf
ZZ " ".J.;:: elr first break on radio.
. m iiuiriuie iiir. ne saio.
1 on the symptoms, diagnosis, and I dry d is temperature of these organs.
'care of certain diseases.
Some of his observations or sug-
gexted treatments sound quite sll
"right today: others, however, are
This, o f course, doesn't make
sense In the light of whst we know
todsy snd also revealed a tremen
dous Ignorance of anatomy.
ones who are responsible for the
Improvement.
Note: Dr. Jordan Is unable
to snswer Individual quseUons
from resders. However, esch
dsy he will snswer one of the
to snswer indlvidusl questions
in his column. ,
The Doctor Answers
QUESTION: Whst sre the csuses
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full time with 7S0 watts power on
1400 kilocycles.
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tna,vtt .r"1U.T I.Umb" myMil!'7 i running of the 1100.000 Hollywood
n.Aml."!Thi".,!l". P""1 C"P R . Saturday .that's
to get on the air surU crooning
at me orer his soup. And on my
wsy home magicians waylay me
and want to show me how they
can comb pigeons out of my hair."
sumlng side in the accounting, or- i
lously, with less being produced "Kverytime I ate a meal I felt
on the one hand and more demand like my stomach "was tied Into
urMuvMv.a. . Mine i '. wwi onts man recently.
of ih.M hT. k.,7 "" prices are boosted up accordingly. I He also said: -I w.vrid fill up with
h.L .h d i The candle Is lighted at both ends., gas and have ew'. gas pains I
"J"0 IV"" 0",Cl-1 - ' """rt of brraih I"d K.ht
ZmS ,;?t,V4 '"""'I Th Prt"" -rror in all my hesrt would a to, from ga.
"vL, ,r!. i ?A (matters Involving money lies I n pains around It. r tried pills, salla
newWl2 th.r., "P ,P" ,h PP" '"""' )"'"- n V"A't, of all kind., but with-
mToufartMrJ ' 1-" " mon,n B,onln "X"" 0 ,ou n'-n I gl KAL-O-llKX
Work rrZ?ZL , k purchsslng power snd no further land my gas. bloat and stom.rh
and the rttef i L Ws!2ll,h-n hl" "m ,h bMt inter-! pains have dlsajpe.red. Don't gel
i,JU r .X -'!.n r'"" h. iMt of the present generation: the short of breath any more and feel
sentenced to a and years lmprts
roimeni respectively".
US To Aid In
Greek Phone Work
ATHEN8 The ECA will help
the Oreek government put the coun
try's tele-eommunlrallon system on
the request of the Oreek govern
ment.
8lg American technicians from
the International Telephone and
Telegraph Co. will give technical
assistance. Ther will atifd the ore.
sent svstem and will heln a ten
year nlsn for Its expansion and Improvement
lower part of the back. There are
many possible causes, such as In
Jury, exposure, and Infection. The
treatment usually depends on the
cause. Heat, massage, immobiliza
tion and like treatments are often hundred grand
effective.
Hal Moore will report the actual
thud of the hoofs. Hank Weaver
will supply the color background.
The top horses In the United
States will be running for that
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Land Condemnation
Okay In Portland
PORTLAND. July It MP) The
federal government Is free todsy
to pursue Its land condemnation
program In the Detroit area.
A federal check for $500,000 was
deposited In federal court here yea
For light. Just-plaln-fun enter
tainment, don't miss Buzz Adlsm's
plsyroom Saturday. 9 p. m. Song
stress Barbara Logan and fashion
reporter Prances Scully will be
the special guests on this half
hour show.
JI's "Life Begins at 80 program
Saturday, a p. m. will feature
terday to guarantee property owners I Corydon Osrrett, 84-year-old for
agalnst loss. The government Is tak- "if Bute Senator from Wash
ing title to the land for the Detroit Ington, when the old-timers get to
dam, now under construction on the aether to dish out advice on mod
North Santlam river. I em problems.
The area will be flooded when the Regular psnellals who will co
dam la completed, but tenants need labor with Ouesl Garrett are Fred
not move for soma time yet. Stein, over (0, Mrs. Oeorglsna
better all over. Thla medicine Is
the Beat Ever."
KAI.-O-DEX J, an herbal form
ula containing; medicinal Juices
from t Great Herbs', these herbs
cleanse bowels; dear gaa from
stomach, act on sluggish Intes.
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one such adlunrt In the malnten-1 pie soon feet different a.l over
ance of civilisation, any shortcom- Ho don't go, on sutfertne Oct
stores.
Adv.
relativity of Its past and future val
ue. In terms of time. Is sacrificed.
In what history alone proves, Is a
vain attempt to 'stabilise' the econ
omy. That simply cannot be done
at the source!
Money dues not work that wsy.
Since there Is and ran ever be but
a sound technical and flnartrial i7 . .. ... ann ' on
b-U "me project w., .rra'nged M'm, .TV.' '": L-O-DEX . drug
preacrtptlhly carried Into the fu
ture and there It remains until sat
isfied. In default It becomes of less
and less value as a medium of ex
chenge. In all. whether directly or undlr
ectly, like with subsidies, tn con
trol prices can but boost Inflation
and pave the way for communism.
In the case of tent control, every-
Carhart, 84. Mrs. Eugenia Woll
lard. S3, ,nd former railroad en
gineer, John Draney, 84.
Huh. beauty care Isn't only for
the meticulous ladleal
Hear all about a dog's beauty
care when an owner of a canine
beauty shop tells all on the Take
A Number program, Mutusl's 7
p. m. Saturday show.
Also sharing the show will be
an animal shipper, a dog show
Judge, a consultant st the Bronx
Zoo and the owner of a "Pet Ho
tel Every dog hss his dsy. I
First Christian Church
Nl.ih l Plae
C. W. Sears. MlalHsr. Blaaialk Pall.
Lord's Day, July 17
Mornlngt
"Strength of Sin
in the Law"
Kvenim:
"Keeping House
for God"
ALL WELCOME
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
A kraark mt Tka M.lli.r ( karek. Tka Pint Tkarek at t krlfl, Brltallil,
la Baatan, Maaa.
ltth and Washington
Services! Hunday Hervlce, ll:N a. m.
Munday Hehonl, ll:M a. m.
Wednesday Evening Meeting, l:M e'rlork.
Leiion-Sermon Subject July 17th
"Lifa."
Christian Science Reading Room
IKS Main HI
RADIO BROADCAST - MONDAY, 5:45 P. M. - KFLW
Subject, "Tha Greot Phyiicion Ever WilK Ua."
.atlS
By GUN B. INMAN
Hafrty engineers admit tha
problem In tearhlng traffic
safety la that most Americana
are oplenlsts. We believe In
lurk the way kids believe In the
Kaster Ifabbll. We realise lraf
fie arclflenta happen ... but
we don w think they can hap
pen lo us. That's aa wrong aa
an idiot s Ill-considered answer.
Ware sail aa vulnerable aa a
elay plieen In a ahootlng gal
lery. loek la good, bat some
times It relaxes. It's better le
be eatilloua and aafs than la
be d .ring end play tag with
the olilluary column. Every time
you disobey safety rules, yea
bet 'four life ... ee someone
else's. And It Isn't worth It.
Il'ri so hot In London that
oirirSala of the House of Lords
errs, allowed to remove their
hra'fr wigs. This Is ne lima for
hoi (headed derlalons. Voa can
be aura It's the right peelaleti
wlwn you bring your ear fop
aeeplee lo INMAN MOTOR CO.
li Mouth 6th Ht. We have a
full line of genuine Lincoln
Mfrrury parts. Our arrvlre le
gi'toranleed. Drive In er phene
"pa.
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