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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
MONDAY, JULY 18, 1949
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U designed fur pleasure . . . rim. drownlne. nar. !
on Injuries, Ulneesea from consuming contaminated
food or wunmlnf In ooo lamina led water, ax thing
mat neve ocen reported pretty regularly In put
year trum folk on such outing , . . w mention
them, not to spoil anybody fun. but lo remind that
a little advance caution ran prevent thinci which
will really spoil tht tun.
SIDE GLANCES
,vLlt. These Days
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Bp aiu mom i n 1135 By
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far rapotMiratioa af an la tocai aawa striata
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By CaOKGE C. 80KOkY
-.!- I ass k jH PORTSR WcKKXVER, director of luforma-
aat eg jyj mUMon ,Q (h(
Italian, wrote me as folio 1:
"The law governing the relauomhipa between
the United State and the United Nation are. I
admit, rather complex and there are aotn distinc
tions not readily apparent that I think you might
Uke to know about. Particularly unce you Indicate
writing aome further columns on this subject,"
He then proceeds to tell m the distinction between
the White Book and the Blue Book, of wtuch I had
already written and all of which l amiable on the
Co Ten of these pamphlets which anyone can read
who know how to read. Hi assumption Is that I
do not know more about extraterritoriality than
he does. Having read the enure literature on extra,
tern tonality over a period of S3 year. I have never
come across the nam of Albert Bender, his authority
on the subject. There are aome Chines attached to
the United Nations who are expert on the subject
and If they want to discuss It wuh me. I shall be
(lad to quote what they said about It when they
wen advocating the abolition of extra territoriality In
their own country.
Perhaps to define this Institution accurately. I can
cite no better authority than John Bassett Moore,
our greatest authority, while he lived, on Inter-
national law: 1
"Owing to diversities in law. custom, and social i
habits, trie atiaens and subjects of nations possessing i
European crvthxation enjoy In countries of non- j
European crvUuaUon. chiefly In the East, an ex- j
tensive exemption from the operation of the local
law. This exemption la termed 'extraterritoriality. . .
In ISM, the United State exercised and enjoyed i
extraterritoriality In Borneo. China. Japan. Korea. ;
Madagascar. Muscat, Morocco. Persia. Samoan !
Island. Slam. Tripoli. Tunis and Turkey. Except a 1
the nil applies to foreign service official, the United
State no longer provide extraterritorial privUrges
and Immunities tor Its citixen. No American can
claim such rights as clerks attached to the United
Nations In New York enjoy, unless he 1 actually In
the foreign serrlc.
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Today's Roundup
y MALCOLM CPLEV
AN Insect Infestation Is on of thoa things tht
rat as a "natural for catching the public
Imagination. Stones of destructive assaults try locusts,
grasshopper, cricket and the Uke run back through
history Into Biblical times, and
modern-day humans seem to be
waiting for something take that to
happen again.
On a recent trip to Southern
California, this writer Oregon
license plate caused several per
son to top beside the car to ask
If he cam from that part of
Oregon which, according to the
news reports, was undergoing a
terrific beating from locusts and
grasshoppers. That seemed to be
the thing about Oregon that In
terested them most, and they
appeared little disappointed
when we explained that the are
In question, according to our information, was a
remote high desert region on th Oregon-Nevada
line.
Any damage, even in remote country, at deplorable,
of course, and w would hk to know th full story
of the Nevada-Oregon depredations. We not that
aome expert have set up camp on Las county
Hart mountain, where we were last week-end. to
make a study of the situation. Past experience has
Indicated it 1 mighty easy for those Insect yarn to
grow Into th exaggeration r'viifiratlrsn
Th Hart mountain are, visited by member of
the Order of the Antelope be Just north of th
region where the Insect depredations have been
reported. Riding along in a pick-up truck with Jerry
Olson of Klamath Palls, this writer was peppeirtl
with 'hoppers coming through the open window of
th truck cab. There waa no question about there
being a lot of them there, but whether more than
usual was another matter. We've had similar ex
perience before.
Newspaper men. given a story to write about an
Insect attack, have a way of going to town with It.
It catches th Imagination of th reporter, a well
as the reader, and he ""vr over-nates th
situation. Some tew years ago, after reading a series
of hair-raistng stories about an Insect attack In th
Hermiston area, we came through then In an auto
mobile, and aaw nothing to Justify th wild tale vre
had been bearing.
That why well wait a little ' longer for more
authentic report of the depredation in the Oregon
Nevada area and th possibility of an Insect advanc
Into settled regions.
Briefs From The Pocktt Fife
AORK Is now progressing on th re-locauon of
YY section of the Lakevlew highway east of
Quart mountain . . . This re-location will eliminate
the sharp curve at Drew's creek, always an annoy
ance to traveler 00 that route . . . Little by little,
old highway problems like that one in our are, are
being Ironed out . . . Phil Brogan, the Bend geologist
and newspaper man, was one of the Hart mountain
conventioneer, and made a speech urging the Ante
lopers to climb to the top of th towering "'
. . . That quit a task, and Phil neglected to
mention that anyone attempting it need to consume
plenty of vigor-giving victual, like Klamath pots toes,
for example.
Big fires In the lava bed nave occuricd periodical
ly over th years, and. like the one last week, hav
been controlled with difficulty after covering thou
sand of acre of grass and brush land ... A care
less smoker is believed responsible for th most
recent blaze . . . Frank Steele of the Suburban
league wants this column to express appreciation
of the league to the merchants who donated prizes
to help make Sunday picnic a success, and we're
glad to comply . . . The league. Prank report, is
getting Its tall In the air and intends to do a lot of
constructive things . . . There are many important
things It can accomplish for the benefit of the
thickly settled unincorporated area nearby .
Tht Is the picnic season and a lot of unpleasant
things can happen In connection with a picnic which
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THE GALLUP POLL
Conservatives Show Gain
In England Again
lv DR. III NKr Dl KANT
IHres-ltsr. Urttiah Institute
f Public Opinion
LONDON. July IS - A li. It ot
political sentiment ln aid the nglit
away from the labor party au.l
toward th cuiuervatitr la taking
place in England
KF Printer
Takes Office
AHTORIA. July II (1-Th Ore
gon T)Krailura! Confererxw n4
I rlrlav alter electing J. M. Un
I (red. Albany, s piMitleiil: Oeore
Hon has th government turrectled rlmllh, limit, vice president; and
Tills Is a teciird Ihsl nn oilier gov'
enimrnl has ever equalled
On the other hand, in no by-elrr.
In capturing a seal (mm lite op'
piuttioii. And 111 every case the piu
portion of the volea going t the
government candidate has brrn
If a general election a, re held lo- i "'?!'" ",,n m 1'c""n
A.. .1.. - .. :
stand a gT. an . olTmi'ing iT,; I ' '"'".'i """."'"'h h"",
Ubo, par,, of cement Attle. Jul i
, , th labor party has failrd In retain
If generel election er held 10. , .11 .ut.purt it had in IIM5
dsy, the conservative party oula 1 r.inna' n.
aland a .nd ch..,.. I,.,.,,,, I -"PP Budget
Ubor party of Clemen, A.Uee ou, I m -m. r.,., robber, d
" " iin.i. ...... . 1 11110 urree awauit in connection
attack on an Aberdeen
near Or ays llsrbor
I.. A. Ilaker. Klamath fall.
rrinry-tirasurer.
The typographer derided ia
laiimh pr. w ram for afr kri4
mora sanitary wniklng condltlotu.
Soldiers Charged
In Assault Case
MONTRHANO. July II lTV-Tw
Mcl.'horil sir force be soldiers.
laaiuia man. nav been
Surveys b, th Brltih In.tituie I . .... rul, hl .,i""
ot Public Op,n,on ... Ms, shoaed ! 'rr.'ou.;iy U,:'1I, hin uZ H" JU" '
'U!"'U, ."",1"n V" under th. counter and nut them ill : 1 "''
I'v cured my husband of snoring I tptnd to much
mony that ho lis awak til night worrying!"
Stcdk
By RED HI RD .lie convention of the Nations!
It's late nd I m trying to get this Shrin held in Chicago a it.ui.r
out so I won t hsv to come down on Held That's Tuesday 1 tomorrow 1
Sundsy 'cause I want to see -The S to 1 10 p. m
oiraiioa oiory tomorrow
Trwary Froeisioeis
THE question often Bros in extraterritorial coun
tries of th right of on tommy, having a treaty,
to extend Its Immunities to citlsens of another
country.- It has generally been held in case that
actually arose the most famous being in Japan In
1172. Invorrtng the Peruvian ship. Man Lux that
extraterritoriality only applied as the treaty provided
That ha apparently been taken care of In the
Marshall-Lie agreement, paiafrl by th 10th congress.
so that United Nation employe, attaches, diplo
mat, cooks or barbers enjoy their immunities, aome
all the time, torn only when they are engaged on
United Nation business, because th secretary
general so . certifies them. And who I to decide
whether they are on United Nation business when
they run over an American child? The eacretary
general of th United Nations, of course.
Caleb Cushing. In a memorandum to Secretary ot
8tte Calhoun, dated September 1. 1S44. explaining
the origin of extraterritoriality, such as provides Im
munities, soma when on service only, some all the
tune, to anyone connected with th United Nations,
wrote: . - , k -
'Prom th greater part of Asia and Africa. Indi
vidual Christian are utterly excluded, either by the
sanguinary barbarism of th Inhabitants, or by their
frenzied bigotry, or by the narrow-minded policy of
their government. To their court, th ministers of
Christian governments hsv no mean of access
except by force. nd st the head of fleet and armies.
As between them and us. there is no community of
Ideas, no common law of nations, no Interchange of
good offices; snd It is. only during the present gen
eration that treaties, most of them imposed by fore
of arm or by terror, have begun to bring down the
great Mohammedan and pagan governments Into a
state of Inchoate peaceful association with Christen
dom." Doe this spply to th United 8tate in the year
I? Are our courts so barbarous, our Judge so
corrupt, our police so brutal, that even the hired help
attached to the United Nation have to enjoy the
immunities, privileges and rights which are based
upon such a situation as Csleb Cushing described
to John C. Calhoun?
Apparently the Marshall-Li agreement, made law
of th land by the SOth congress, so holds.
I mad s few routine checks snd
found an accident story for the 11
o'clock newscap. I a as gabbing
with Ed Miller and although I
don't know what motivated it he
told me that
"even a 1 1 s b
The Railroad Hour tonight a til
feature the story of how Band-,
wson ass written. Time: T p. m '
KPLW.
It isn't news when a beautiful
woman traps a man. But anyway.
w o u I d n't get ' when a beautiful woman traps the 1 1!',"11 !"
hooked if he Count of Monte Crista, thst is at I "u-',,1 rnt
nances may contribute further to
the political difficulties of uie Utui
party. It la becoming Increasingly
clear that the labor government
is judged b, the public on the asm.
bans as all other government air
Juajtrd. The question la not one u!
ideology, not wnether th parly in
poser la socialisuc. The question the
public atka itarll about the labor
government is. - Dues it seem to or
delivering the goods? '
A study of ihe trend over th?
last lour years shoes thst when Hit
Isbor government seemed to hsvr
th economic situation well in han.i
they gamed support. But when Ihe
the winter ot let.
discomfort and lhr
kept hi b.gl least worth lutemne to Tht s ' V um0'r of people out of
mouth shut." Tuedv night. I p m KPJI i T w d,11sr crisis in
I found out But the Count tolls' her sdvances. ,1" "'umn seemed to imply
later be was Don t ak me why. Just listen to , Bnuln ouia become bankrup'
. . su ncn aa r.
seemed lo large numbers of person
I the government did not know ho.
i to handle the situation, then the
oppoamon inevitably gainej
I strength.
j 4-Yor Trend
J Th following foor - ye sr trenl
, baaed on surveys by the Britiwi
.Institute of Public Opinion, shoe,
I gsins for labor in the early period
then a sharp drop with the IM7 fuel
crisis, then temporary comeback
: and finally a drop again in May ol
this yesr.
"If there were a geaeral electiaa
teivjarraw, Baw weal jot vote
- . U."d.? p",c"" "" earning, were ri.in ...1
-T ,i,7i1i. I I I J"b plentiful It looted a it
victory in the Im general election ; ,, ,rum u nv, o( u,.
IZhIT? W ",e ""V" ,"umu" mi.hl b. pecd
T 0"" ' " 1 " ""' C PI"' "uds. . inch
Z ai niH .2. P""U h" ,u" "''' "k'" '
' ! 'n hope Tax redui tlolii failed ;
British political senuineiit should to mtertli. Very Utile benefit I
be ol intrreal to Anierusn voter ' seemed lo he an ruma fmm I
, nu poniuai tcaucrs oecaiue what . rigors of Isbor rule clothing
Amencaiu are beginning to caU Ulc no kuurr rationed, beer as slishtlv ,
.ircauy ui ail aa-, rneaiier, but lnodstulls rrtlMived i
vanced atag in fcngland. with our i from governmental control prompt-1
socialised medicine, nationalisation iy disappeared out of the th.iw and '
of industry, family bounties aru prices remained h.ih. All this la re-,
pension. . n-ted m ltx, rrvcl gsins of Uie !
The current cruis in British li- PP"siUon. I
Ilury an klrnlified In an In
formation tiled this wrkeiid in
suiierior court sa Kenneth Yurlaii.
and Willi. m rulinrr, Weatmurdand
City. Hrllll.
Muiirrior Jwise J. M. Phillip sal
ball at g.iouo eaili.
FAVORITE
OF MILLIONS
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J . 7 reading it some. ; th program.
C - her. I thought
I ' maybe he d been mm .
-'Temperature
1.. A: thLV.nrovok! Mnrmal Hvor
IWI IIIUI UIVI
Most Of US
thought-Drovok-
Bed Hard . lng progrom on
the ABC network tonight. It s the
-On Trial program. The issue
under examination Is "Does Pree
Speech for Hate-Mongers Strength
en Democracy?- CHICAGO. July IS iv Midtum-
Justlce Joseph A. Csvagan of the i mrr behaving a little better than
New York supreme court, will pre- 1 s reran r over most of the nation
side over the radio trial. ; today.
Person la the know will Uke th: I Temperatures continued high in
negstlv and affirmative. I the southern states but else her
. j tney svere around normal and nrom.
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THE DOCTOR SAYS
'Blue Baby' Cause Told
By F.DWIV P. JORDA.V, M. D.
Wltttea for NEA 8ervle
The common name "blue baby"
is given to infants who are corn
with a bluish color to the skin. This
bluish color, called cyanosis, is
caused by lack of oxygen In the
hemoglobin, or coloring matter, of
the blood. In blue babies the de
ficiency of oxygen is the result of
a malformed heart or of the large
blood vessel near It. Such defec
tive structures permit the blood
from the vein, containing only a
little oxygen, to mix with the
oxygen-laden blood from the ar
teries. There are several kinds of mal
formation of th heart which will
permit this mixing of oxygen
containing and non-oxygen con
taining blood. The various kinds
ar too numerous snd too compli
cated to deacrlb In detail. But It
doe make a difference to the pa
tient because some kinds can now
be successfully treated by surgery
and other cannot.
blRGERI I'SED
In on treatable form, the pss-
ssgewsy between th heart and one
of the large blood vessels which
should normally close before birth
fil to do so. This Is called a
patent or open ductus artenosius
This opening can now be closed by
delicate heart surgery. The opera
Lion hss already been done hun
dred of time with great success.
Some of the other congenital mal
formations of the heart can lso be
treated successfully by surgery, but
not all of them. Por this reason
careful study of each case has to be
conducted Individually In order to
make a diagnosis snd decide whether
or not surgery wouk. be useful.
Por the blue Infant or child who
cannot be successfully treated by
surgery certain precaution ar
Chart McParlans Insomnia club ! tsliug. In some section to become J,n- lpM
Is really catching on. We were dis- ! cooler. i
cussing It tonight and methinks one I A broad cool air front had come
reason for the popularity of the pro- down from Canada into Montana - ,M"
gram (that's 10:15 to 105 p. m. ! nd North Dakota today with i."- '
every night but Sunday. KPLWi is enough momentum to carry as far ' T' ''
that llaru ' L. I . . . J : Ttw nmn.
- - wu aiiow wnai to i aouui aa towa and Nebraska and unaeciaeq vol-
expect next. Note:. this Is n under- ) eastward cma Minnesota and Wis- ?" h" r""d 'rom U per rent to
statement. If you don't think so. ! cons in to the Oreat Lakes reeion p,r c'm m "cent surveys by the
In U you are one of the The mercury h.d climbed Into B"Un '""'
lew that hasnt already don o. the M. over most of the midwest Lot,or Conridenr
n.r.-. . !7 . ' m" -Kl but the arrival I rr" nt election U due In 19V)
mnU Jih -Pi1 ' ,rltDd ' 0' th CODl" orer the northern nd Uoor breathe, confidence The
nient wi. ,Il5!fs, U" pl"ln- tt " "Pected to hold It , """dene U baaed mainly on iu
.", "" J"rble he the . within the 70-sO degree range there ' ""broken run of auccesse. m br-
omn in front of him to put on her late today and tomorrow. ' election., every sea, h.v.ng been
I Scattered thunderstorm were re- n"a cept In cases wnere the Uto.r
i ported in east coast state and In ot P"t by a splinter party.
man addrea, to Ui. d.amond , rZCtZ
International Palls, Minn. Most of
the rest of the nation had fair
weatner.
Just Received
HIRT
On Sale At
95
hat-
ABC will
Yes. t jut recivd anothar 10 doien shipmant af
colored Arrow shirts on tola at this low pric.
All liitt.
Store For Mn.
particularly necessary. 8uch chil
dren must, of course, be carefully
examined and every effort must be
maae to avoid Infection and exces- I MIMpeds or "thousand legged
slve physical strain. In almost all ' nns" hv developed many dlf
cae the activity must be restricted specie In moist -Ulands
in order to avoid th danger of ' 10 "eserts of th VJB. Southwest
overburdening heart which ha ' wh,re they were Isolated from oth-
KAIIIO IMKOGUAaMS
Ireadjr fawn daml.
Note: Dr. Jordtn U unable to
aiwwer Indirldual questlona from
readers. Howerer. each day h will
answer one of the moat frequently
asked question In hla column.
The Doeter Answers
Queation: Are there any harmful
effects from taking hormones for
bust derelopment and can they be
bouRht at a drugstore without a
prescription.
Answer: There Is treat doubt as
to whether this treatment would
produce the dealred results per
manently. Such hormones should
not be used without a prescription.
. er similar "Ulands."
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