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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY J J, 14
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ManaAin Editor
nut CAB action Uklnc Klamath off lis ached uiee.
From Um community standpoint, wa mux not tot
United (a out of her without balnf assured of
adequate service by other firms, eonnecting ua with
both Portland and Ban Pranclaco.
? mt al as ninn nullai at tan nont erflce al Blamaie
alas. Ore- aa Atifutl Su, ISOS uaeae act at aMnsrass,
Marts i im
si at as as or i aa aaocttao run
tM Associated Pna la etiutls earlualvalr la tain n
gar ranaubUeauoii al aU ua local sews artntn ta Una aawa
aapar. aa waU at all AP aawa
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By MALCOLM EPLEY
WHAT'S ail this about tht airline nutation? So
much haa barn aaid and so much hinted
recently, that it la not nijr to determine Just where
Klamath aundi In 1U prospect for adequate plan
st-rlce. W know that our situs Hon la uncertain
and du (or a poaalbla charge.
but that 1 about aa far aa tha
ptrtura haa been presented.
At present, Klamath has food
uinllna service providrd by
' United Air Lima. ThU haa hern
' in operation alnra tha aummer ot
int. It give ua fast air trans
portation to the metropolitan cen
ters north and south and soma
In termed lata points.
But tha cirll aeronautics board
has formally given notice that It
la thinking of substituting feeder
Una service to Klamath Falls for
this main line eerrlee. It haa
scheduled a hearing In San Fran-
etseo August 1 at which It proposes to take up this
question, and In particular has in mind the possible
substitution of Southwest Airwaya for service to and
from Klamath on the south side that Is. to San
Pranclaco and certain way-points (maybe Including
Medford.)
a
DISTURBINGLY enough, the CAB has not Indi
cated that It la giving any consideration to
Klamath eerrlc to the north. Obviously. If wt are
going to have substitution of service which la
adequate, and which In any way equals that now
provided by the United mainline rs, we must hare
good air connections northward to Portland.
In that connection. West Coast Airlines enters the
picture. West Coast Is a feeder line operating tn the
northwest aa far south aa Medford: Southwest Is s
feeder line operating through California and as far
north as Medford. It la possible that by bringing
these two line into Klamath Falls, direct, fast
eernce could be provided tn both directions. We
definitely are not yet advocating doing that as a
substitution for United: but we do see thst possi
bility and certainly the community must insist that
both north and south service be provided In any
change that la made.
. West Coast Is Interested. It has filed a motion
before the CAB which proposed thst Its services be
considered in the suggested changes tn airline
aathoriaailons for Klamath Falls. West Coast offers
several plana; fundamentally, these propose that It
be permitted to serve Klamath Parts with a ecctnec
tsost to Portland rut Bend, with possible connections
alao with Medford.
By GEORGK E. SOKOLSKT
I ISUALLY when a government Issues what Is often
IJ called a -white paper," Its object Is to take an
Immovable stand, to lay a foundation for the Justifi
cation of that stand. Often such documents are Issued
on the verge of declaration of war or Immediately
thereafter. Once a "white paper' has been Issued. It
Is assumed thst the government's policy haa been
established, come what may.
The American policy toward China was generally
fixed from IMS to lfrtJ. At the Teheran conference,
Mr. Roosevelt abandoned the traditional American
policy of maintaining the territorial and administra
tive Integrity of China and of resisting recognition
of territorial changes accomplished by force. Instead,
he accepted Soviet Russia as the successor to Japan's
rights, claims and assumptions In Manchuria. This
waa done a few days after he had reached a contrary
agreement with Chiang Kai-shek at Cairo.
Since then, H has been one ot the fixed functions
ot the state department and of the new deal to
defend what Roosevelt did. while not admitting
that he did It Since IMS, particularly since V J Day,
the government of the United Statea has taken step
after step leading to a communist victory In China
and tha hegemony ot Soviet Russia over thst country.
As a result of a aeries ot obvious blunders. It is not
beyond historic possibility to assume that soon East
ern Ails will fall to Soviet Rossis.
Obvious Untruths
THE state department caused the American people
to accept the following as truths, although they
are demonstrably false:
1. That Chiang Kai-shek Is Incompetent. Inefficient
and doe not understand China. This Is the Stllwell
thesis.
1. That the Kungs-Soongs-Chens and their
eistea are crooks, thieves and grafters.
3. That Oeneral Oeorge Marshall, when he spent
more than a year in China, pursuing Instructions
prepared for him by John Carter Vincent of the
state department, was sabotaged by Chiang Kai-shek
and hi general and therefore hi sojourn In China
was a miserable flop.
4. That aid to China la wasted because It at always
stolen.
All this the "whit paper will tU. If it la ever
published. If, Dean Acheson's document Is full ot
facts and figures, ft will be Important: if it la a
mere recapitulation ot hearsay. It will make the
United Statea ridiculous.
For Instance, Chiang Kai-shek. In power since
IKS. conquered all ot China against military resist
ance, set up a national government in Nanking,
prevented Soviet Russia from establishing a commu
nist state there tn 1937, and fought Japan from
1H1 to IMS. It la difficult, in view ot such a career,
to say that he I Incompetent and Inefficient and
that h did not understand China and the Chines
people as well as -Vinegar Joe" Stllwell did. Chiang
was born te Pengrrua. near Nmrpo; Btilwell in
Florida.
SIDE GLANCES
V)l W C&y;FV
i
earn was crass saw we v. am a a em es
"Tha bos said hYd give m two vvtekt off with pay when
f get married, to our future's pretty tat anyway!"
THE DOCTOR SAYS
' A to Klamath's community policy, the first and
most Important declaration has already been
mad that Klamath will insist on fast, direct seme
to Portland and San Francisco, either by eontinu
artee of United Air Line or by adequate feeder Hn
operation.
Nest declaration, K seems to this department,
should be to demand that the whole question of both
south sad NORTH aerrlc to and from Klamath
Falls be put together for consideration and renew.
The present case, which include only south stoe
sendee, should be expanded to include north aide
W"
'KAT does United Air Lum think about all
this? There ha been some local opinion that
United would be willing to give up it Klamath Falls
stop, and that seems to be borne out In a section of
West Coast' formal motion to the CAB eeneernlng
Klamath ssrrtce.
In that document. West Coast say that it bad
leaned from President Patterson of United that
United It willtng. with th board's approval, to
withdraw service from Klamath Falls. Belling ham,
Salem. The Dalle and Bend, provided West Coast
ajulras either purchase or lease the faculties
United now owns or leases at the stops.
That ate ma to make it clear that United win not
Leitf Friendship
I HAPPEN to know a good deal about the Kengs
and Booms, having enjoyed a friendship with all
th member of that, family, three generation of
them, since lilt. Of course, I never counted their
money. Perhaps Dean Acheaon or someone In the
stat department haa. Thla I do know: moat of
their poassesions, including Dr. Kung'i ancestral
horn fe Shansi. which haa been In his family for
many hundred of yean, have been confiscated by
the communists.
Now the suu department is In a position to obtain
and publish every dollar of possession of every
member of this family an American fund. Such
Information I fe th possession of our government.
Further, ft ought to be possible for our state depart
ment to publish evidence of possession an other
countries, if Dean Acheson "white paper' fails to
stat specific amounts In specific places, H will fsil
to be convincing.
There Is no room m this limited space to discuss
Oeneral Oeorg Marshall's activities In Chin. Suf
floslt to say that he failed to grasp that a onion
between the nationalists and th communists was as
Impossible In that country a It ha been anywhere
elee. He also failed to grasp that th Chinese army
ws based on personal loyalty and not upon a
national command. These two errors of knowledge
and judgment may be forgivable tn a man of Oen
eral Marshall I training, but It cannot be defended
from th standpoint of history.
Parroi Fever Control
DIRECTOR
PORTLAND, July 13 () Msrk
Hatfield. Salem, a Willamette uni
versity political science Instructor,
ha been named director of th
Oregon Young Republican policy
committee.
BT EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
Written far NEA Herrlr
Parrot fever, or psittacosis. Is
primarily a disease ot birds, such
as parrots, parakeela and love
birds. Several years sgo in one
shipment ot 1(1 birds from South
America, only It were found to be
free of the virus which causes this
disease.
It can spread to human beings
from birds. In human beincs 11 pro
duces a high fever with symptoms
in trie lung, similar to pneumonia.
The virus can be obtained from the
sputum of Infected people and
when Injected into mice produces
me oisease tn tnese animals.
In 1932. It cases were reported
In the U. S. and seven died from
the disease. During 1833. only It
cases snd four deaths were report
ed The rapid improvement came
from a quarantine which was im
posed on shipping parrots and simi
lar birds between the states.
bumping eat Disease
Since that time our public health
services have been engaged In a
continuous battle to eliminate psitt
acosis In susceptible birds. Infected
Dims nave been destroyed snd the
importation ot Infected birds has
been prohibited.
There la far leas likelihood ot con
tracting It now that tha number of
Infected birds haa been ao strictly
controlled. Those who work with
the virus in the laboratory, how
ever, are likely to become Infected
and occasionally Infected birds are
still found.
Psittacosis In human beings I s
something like virus or atypical
pneumonia. Fortunately there Is a
specific test available which can be
used to make the diagnosis defi
nite. So fsr a treatment Is con
cerned, special serum seems to
shorten the course of human psitta
cosis. Quite likely eome antibiotic
similar to penicillin will soon be
found which will still further Im
prove treatment.
Note: Dr. Jordan la unable
to answer individual questions
from readers. However, each
! TELLING
i THE EDITOR
dsy he will answer one ot the
most frequently asked ques
tions In his column.
The Dorter Answers
QUESTION: I hsve frequently
been told that one should not use
either sugsr or cream in coffee.
One person said the reason la that
the sugsr would ferment and the
cream would curdle and sour.
ANSWER: There Is no dsnger of
either of these two things happen
ing, provided the coffee is drunk
while still reasonably fresh.
Here some Interesting statistic
Sam Neslin hsnded to me and. at
first glance, they seem Incredible.
But for the doubting Thomases, take
a pencil and figure them out.
During the Santa Rosa series Just
past, the Oems scored a total of M
runs. Santa Rosa 23.
At thla rale. Just counting the
runs, the Oems galloped
... 4 miles, the
Cam is miles
around the base
' 'during th three
I gamsa.
'I This I count
' . Ing only scored
runs, and not
those left on
or the
ac
r
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Lens.
Us th Want Ad for Quick Results!
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KLAMATH PALLS, Ore. (To th
Editor) About a year ago I got an
apartment in the Shasta View vet
terans' housing project. I had put
my application In three months be
for but even ao, considered myself
fortunste tn getting an apartment
that soon since I reslized how msny
nundred of veteran and their Ism
llle were and still ar to badly In
need of housing.
It wss only recently thst I v. is
informed that there are several non
vetersns living here, among them
county official. It seems to m thst
the men who fought for their coun
try should be given the right they
were promised, especislly In a gov
ernment housing project.
Do you think that these non-veterans
should be allowed to stay In
Shasta View housing while there are
still veterans living In the quon.set
huts and the box car on Mountain
View?
In closing. I would like to point
out that besides th fact that non-
veteran have not earned the right
to be here, It Is also unlawful, since
this housing project Is strictly tor
World War II veterans.
Sincerely,
ALLEN C. HOPKINS
1422 Turnag, Klamath Palis, Ore.
CHAIRMAN
PORTLAND, July 2 OP) The
la-member state hop control board
has elected Dean Walker, Inde
pendence, chairman. The group will
administer new federal marketing
agreement on the crop.
Paul Rowell, Salem, was -nsmed
secretary-manager and William
Walton, Salem, treasurer.
Hans Norland
tZI Plae IU
Aate Insurance,
iefcaiaa Family
Affairs af Piltr lilant
N.lwark
Malaal N.waraal MBt
BPil Paalara
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, OBE. MEDPOBD
Thoroughly Modern
Mr, lal Mrs I t. tlrlip
an iaa Parlay
Praar tetnra
j curve taken In
rounding the
bases or jockey
ing back and
j , forth.
Red Hard Hires some
thing ipecisl In newscssts. ABO
Commentator Henry J. Taylor, cur
rently on a round-the-world fact
finding tour, will originate his Mon
dsy evening. I 4S. broadcast from
Istanbul. Turkey.
Taylor i lsst two qutrter-hour
neweesAt hv been aired from
Cairo, Egypt.
Th "On Trial" program Monday
night. JO. over ABC-KPLW wiH
feature three congressmen who will
srgue the question. ' Should Con
gress Enset the Cellar Displaced
Persons Bill."
Justice Harold M. Kennedy will
preside over the radio moot court
Well, fast-talking Waller Wlnchell
has done It again. The commentator
tops the list In the first fifteen on
the Hooperatlng covering July 1-7,
IM.
Pive other ABC programs slso hit
the select circle. They're Louella
Parsons. 8 top the Music, the Pst
Msn, This Is Your PBI and Break
the Bank.
Speaking of Stop tha Music, here's
t slight correction on the tip dished
out the other dsy. This Is from
Behind the Mike In the Oregonlsn.
Correct answer Is one of these
three: "Oh, No, We Never Mention
Her," "Bonnie Prince Charley" and
"The Miller Wedding."
Here's a KPJI highlight for Sun
day, ( p.m.
Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zachaiias will
revesl how the United Slate suc
ceeded In securing secret Informa
tion from Japan during the early
daya of World War II. It's the
"Secret Missions" dramatisation.
We herewith dlih out a recipe for
gelling away from tht heat Sunday
evening. Even If It's not too hot,
this one will get your mind off your
ipeclflc troubles.
It's the "Murder by Experts" pro
gram, 7 p.m. Sunday, KFJI. It tells
how a woman eludes a mad killer.
Nick Carter's adventure Sunday,
3:30 p.m. on Mutual Is "Tht Cat of
the Laughing Skull."
How creepy can we get?
FOR RENT
fcr wish ar sear
Sewing Machines
Lata M.4als
Sowing Mochin Sorvics
An Bsihaas
tit tkasls War Pkees nl
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I ":,',:,, ,.s
LIONEL HAMPTON brinot
hi bond to th armory to
night. Her ho it at trte piano.
Hampton Set
For Armory
Spot Tonight
Th armory la esperted to be
Jammed tnnighl when Lionel
Hampton arrives with his It-member
troupe ot musicians and entertainers.
Dancing will be from I s. m.
nil 1 a. m.
Klamath basin dance fans are
promised they II hear "one of the
grestest colored orchestras" In the
country with. Ui addition to dance
music, a full hour floor show fee
luring his talented group of en
tertatnera. The entertainers Include "Curtsy"
a ho does dance lueclaltiea aa wall
ss being the featured drummer;
Kilty Murray with her comedy
rouunea: Doug Duke, on of the
finest Hammond organlaia In the
country: Eddie Shu, ventriloquist;
a host ot ipecisl vocslliu; Pranrls
Oaddison and his quartet, known
aa the "Hamptonea." and special
glee club work by the entire band.
Admission price Is tl 90 per per
son. Tickets can be purchased al
Derby's music atore.
! The World Today j
DaWITT MACKENZIE
AP rorelgn Altsirs Analyst J
a,-,...M.,,J
Mail Pickup To
B Moved Ahead
Klamath Palis post offlc offlrlsls
snnounce chsng In the mil pick
up schedule from downtown bom
for Sundays snd holidays to couple
of hours earlier.
The sdvsnred pickup time was
Inaugurated to expedite service In
conjunction with plsne and stream
liner schedules.
The public Is advised to check
times on pickup bosea before depos
iting mill.
STTNCa!
VANCOUVER. Wash, July iA
Mrs. Z. T. Harris Is going to wstrh
out for bees the next Um she
picks up a gun.
Entertaining a gueat by target
shooting In her back yard Thurs.
day night, she started to fir Just
aa a bee lit on her hand. She
Jerked from the bee and shot her
self In the leg.
The wound wss not serious.
I
thst Oil proposed aiilhorlaallnn will
bs for ll.4M.tiuo.ouo for lorsltn mili
tary eld, of whlrh l,II0,0O0.orl
would go to America'! associate Wj
the Atlantic treaty.
However, our past war esprlric
and II haa been tough during the
last generation haa demonstrated
thai prepsrednet l Is ths Chen pant
liirm of security. Apropos of the
question of reviving Europe and
Asia for peace. President Trumsn
had Ihu lo say In an satempnr
aiieous foreign policy siech al a
Mhrlne dinnsr In t'hlrsgo laal Tues
day: And I am saying lo you: Whlrh
Is belter, to spend litre or four
or five billion a year tor paare, or
lo spend a hundred billion dollars
a year for another warf"
There would seem to be only one
answer lo that cogent question. It's
rlieaiier to ensure peac than to g
to war.
It's our parly
-but you'r
hlmg partii!
America's ratification nf the North
Atlantic treaty bull fair to be a
tremendoua contribution tn global
peace and progress.
Acceptance by the world's great
ea; power was eaaentlsl lo endow
th 13-natloti alliance Willi success.
Basically till pact la designed to
afford powerlul mutual drlenss
agalnit aaareasiun. U is s commit
ment of one lor
all and all tor
one.
Without t h t
adherence of th
United States,
Europe would
have been thrust
headlong Into
sluugh ot des
pondence worse
off then when
the pari was
proposed, for
seven nations
already had
ratified II. The Ma.kamte
powers ot ssgreaslon would hsvt
been strengthened.
But the sliiance Is fsr more than
merely a drtenalve sgierinent. By
ensuring peace It will intimate uis
relisbilitauon ot western Europe i
wsr-shocked countries. And It will
sslegusrd the development of our
democratic way ot llle which will
allow ua to estape the yoke of to
talitarianism and maintain the
status ot free men.
There Is nothing in the pact
which contllrl with the ipirit of
the I'nlled Nations. However, since
urh an alliance ta a unique and
'ar-reachlng commitment It la small
wonder thai the peoples of various
countries concerned, snd especially
we of America, should have In
sisted on eaainiuuig tne prupiwiuon
thoroughly belure accepting it.
As UiUigs stand we are not com
milled lo any eventuality which we
wouldn't encounter if there were
anotiter major war In Europe. It la
srientillccally possible fur rain lo
fall on your neighbor a house across
Ihe street without falling cm yours
Bui It's mighty Improbable.
I . B. Involved
By the same token titers Is vir
tually no rhanre of America es
caping Involvement In another
European upheaval. Wa ve learned
that lesson lor should hsvei live
hard way In two world wars. Ws
know thst preparedness is the beat
form ot security pending the arrival
of the happy day when mankind
will subscribe lo the tenets ot the
rmon on th mount.
Of course it natural that the
average ciilsen should be sniious
bout the heavy cost of lupportuigl 14 Betrk Spatial I part
" alliance, ror esample the White Beoaa .-
House announced yesterday thai Ml Dassge t nwp -.
rimunii sruoian win seno lo con
gress Monday a proprmed program
of foreign military aid lo bark up
tne Atuuiuc PcL u is understood
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