FRIDAY, AUCUST 19, 1949
Douglas Speaks For US
Support For Middle East
roRII.AM). Ore. Aui. II "Pi
The I'nllrd Mtalre cnnol afford to
let the Middle Isst the way
China went.
Thai la the warning from Jusllro
William O. Douslaa of Ilia l!. M.
llpmai court, heme from a ait
wrrk tour ol Asia Minor.
Ilia whole area ran be saved,
thouah. If tills country will "throw
Ma Wright behind the honest mid
liberal forces'' there, Uouiilas Mid
III tin tlriit sierili alma hla return.
"II la Amcrlca'a great mlssluit lo
help aurh nations. No other bul
wark against B V If I political ex
pansion can b built," ha told the
biennial oonferene of the Amerl
ran Unitarian association her lal
night.
Ilouilas Mid ha found Americans
rarrlrd surprising Influence In the
Silver Dome
In Yocus To
Be Rebuilt
The old Hllvrr Dome site In
Worua. atlll bearing Uia aslie and
charred remains of a fir that lev
ld tha building, along with several
newly bulll livestock pen, scalre
and auction sales equipment early
en the morning ul July 14 thla year,
la now being cleared of tha debru
in preiMralion to bring rebuilt. Col.
Fred Howard, owner, haa already
begun replacing tha post in the
cement floira of the pens. '
flrat atep towards rrrctlng a com
pleta new aet-up. Two-Inch planka
ill be turd lor partitioning Die
rorraU, which will be i In number,
plus a reject pen.
A fireproof Mlea barn, built aep
arate from tha pro, and farther
back on the premises, will make way
for more parlou parking lot.
Large sliding diira. opening Into a
driveway down the center will feclll
Ute the loading and unloading of
Mlea articles. The floor will be of
gravel. Howard atated, and will aUo
be fireproof.
. .. . -1 . - . r.ir Hie stm k ueiu
haa already been liutalled and all
building, wiring, etc.. will meet state
requlrementa for Mlety and sanita
tion. Colonel Howard plana to have tha
project completed and ready tor
operation by July 19S0.
Honest Pays
But Very Little
fn This Instance
PORTLAND, Aug. U (AA-Honea-
may pay. but for 17-year-old
linger WeaUund It Ml n't coma
across yet.
Weatlund, working aa a buiboy at
Mannings cala until college openi
thla fall. u clearing dirty dishes
from tha tablra when he fonnd a
tobacco tin. Hulled up Inskla wm
I moo in currency.
-roe a minute I bad myaelf half'
way through eollrie, and a ear ae
eldea. grinned Kogee. But then
haneaty outweighed dreams and he
lamed the money In at the office.
A little later the distraught owner
rulied In to look for hla tin of
money. He got It, and Mid he want
ed to reward the findrr.
Tha reward ha gate Roger iu
(I. 1
Roger, a practical aoul. Mid "I I
almost handed It back to him hut
1 kept It."
Mid-Keel and nal dollar Influence
alone.
"America alanda for aomethlng
atrong and good and Ideallatlo not
only In the capitals but In the til
lage, . public men In thla part
of the world gain prestige and
power when wo glee them respect
and recognition," ho Mid.
He quoted an Arab leader aa uj.
Illg, " The Arab needa America's
counsel and encouragement even
more than he needa American dol
lar!." Another told him. "Don't tell our
people that they must cliouse be
tween democracy- and communism.
Tha people of tha Middle least are
not lire to make any chol.e at all
They are alaves. Thry are Illiter
ate. Thry have no present escaiie
from their misery," he said
But America can offer an escape,
1 a a g I a a continued, Encourage
ment, advlro and recognition o f
young, democratic leadrra would
do much. Ilia jurist Mid.
"We must use our own Ingenuity
to Invent ways to aid them so that
politically they may become mas
ters ul their own fate. . .
"Disease, poveriy and Illiteracy
as well as misgovernmcnt have
been Ute arch luea of mankind
throughout all Ume. Last century
they were local problems. Today
when Uiey enslave the people uf
any one nation, they Imperil the
security ol Ire men everywhere,"
Dull las said.
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
I AS'" f
' oea in g atsv-ct a t are V "t Off. '
"Vknow, K'i th pitky atopovr that play hob with
fallow's tohoduU!"
Yule Plans In
KF Biggest
In History
Rudy Jacob, chairman of the
Klamath Krtall Merchants associa
tion, labelled thla year's ChristniM
plana 'the most ambitious program
ever attempted In Klamath rlls."
Thia statement followed appoint
ment of Clay Belli. Ii as llrad of
I the Christmas oiiening committee.
I The extensive street-decorating
; plan, okayed by the merchants In
a meeting yesterday, will be aug
mented by several yuletlde under
takings, now In the proposal stage,
to be arranged by the Bellule-head-ed
committee.
The proposals Include slmultane
oua window-unveiling. Christmas
music. Inter merchant contest,
special prize for customers, a Han
la Claua parade and other suggestions.
Flat Chest? Big Stomach?
Got A Spare $900? Call Sam
DKNVKR. Aug. IB P Ninety , "I love thu business," Sam add-
tier cent of the customers who buy ed appreciatively. "I'm crazy about
BOYLE'S COLUMN
This Gal From Texas Is
Beautiful But Not Dumb
Dorris VFW To
onsor Vacation
Sp
DORRIS. Aug. IB A 10-year-old
New York girl Is going to take a
two-week vacation at girls" camp.
Her trip la sponsored by the Dor
ria Vrw Auxiliary of post MM as
part of a nation wide program of
th VrW auxiliaries. The girl Is
one of a family 16 children.
The Dorr is auxiliary la also em
barking on a program of gathering
used toys so that they can be re
paired and sent to children In Orr
many at Christina time.
'100 suits a r a nun. Tailor Bam
Wrintraub save.
Sam proclaims he makea "the
most fashionable clothea I n the
world" Men who telephone their
orders from Nrw York. Chicago.
San aranelsco and other cities give
support to hla claim.
Sam e cheapest suit sella tor 1310
and some customers pay as much
as 1700 for a vicuna iflne wood
overcoat. The reason for hla auc
cesr.. Bam told an Interviewer, u
this:
"You run Into big money and the
first thing yoa want to do la ta be
original. Yon don't want to be like
everybody else anymore. Ho yoa
don't just wear a atore salt. Yoa
wear Helntraub, They're nuts!"
In detail. Sam explained:
"I got a customer, a lawyer,
must make a fair aalary. He get
divorced and now he cornea to me
for three suite. He's got a stomach,
no chest and he's chasing after a
girl In Chicago. All ha wants to do
Is cover this thing here Sam point
at his stomach). He' nuts."
Sam Mya he wanta hla patrons
"lo look a certain way. Most men
are big stomached, flat chested,
disfigured. But we want our cus
tomers to look Just so. We don't
guarantee nothing but atyle we
give him."
If you're flat chested, big atom-
ached or disfigured land got 1
It."
Oxygen In liquid form, Instead ol
a iu highly compressed in contain
ers, soon may be in use In airplane
flying at huh altitudes. Iu advan
tage is a saying in space and
weight, for pololg, crews, and pas
sengers, as well as increased
Mfety.
Br t:n f RKAfill
I t or Hal Boyle)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1 MV- It
sounds Ilka a terrible thing to My
about a girl especially when she's
an actrew and as pretty s a
tree-ripened peach. ,
But those rumors you've been !
hearing are true, and truth will j
out:
Thla Fare Kmeraon Roosevelt la
"That?" Trout reada auotatlone I
and a Kooaevrlt dime at that.
In four appearances on a radio
tele vision quia show, the lat presi-'
dent daughter i n-law haa done I
mora than stump tha experts. She
hu iwlcd them over. She has left
them groggy.
"It la not fair that she should I
have so much beauty and so many
brains. U ." growled Gregory Tat
off, the movie director. In a Rus
sian accent aa thick aa the sour
cream on a cheese bllnU.
Some of those present got the Im
pression Katoff wasn't entirely kid
ding. In her gentle, unbumptioua
way Mlu Emerson had Just fielded
a question which the man from Hol
lywood had booted all over the stu
dio. She has s habit of doing that.
In other appearance on the ahow
called "Who Held ThsIT' s h e
out-experted H. V. Kallenborn, left
Qurnlln Reynolds at the post, and
built up a three-to-one margin over
one F.lllott Rooaerell her husband.
"Men." Mya Quizmaster Robert
Trout, "respect Miss Emerson ana
It's not Just because she dresses up
a television screen.
"Besides, If there's a Joke being
concocted In the vicinity she wants
to be In on It. And I'm well aware
that she'd love to turn the tables
and ask me a question I couldn't
answer."
Aa for M'as Emerson herself, the
brown-eyed blonde from Beaumont,
Texas, look on tht whole thing aa
Just good fun.
"I love working In television."
she Mya. "and especially on a pro
gram with no reheaTMla. I get a
real kick out of working with aurh
bright, aulrk-thlnklng people.
"I'd also like to do a television
show of my own aa a commenta
tor, and not Just about recipe and
fashions.
"No. I don't do any special study
ing before 'Who Said That?' I Just
read the seven or eight papers
I read every day.
"Pan mall? Yea, there been
quite a lot. It's surprising how
many letters begin 'I am a republi
can but .'
"There tu one priceless letter
from a woman who misunderstood
something I'd Mid about Thomas
E. Dewey. She wrote In to complain
that I'd called him a red."
In each session of "Who 8 aid
brighter than a shiny new dime. I
from the week's news and a panel
of experts, or would-be exprrta,
Irlea to nam tha well-know per
sons quoted.
Sea how d you'd make out with
these:
1 "I get bored In Hollywood the
b I g automobiles, the swimming
pools, me rich houses-
J. "Nearly all the songs I hear
these days ar the lousiest pile of
I trash I have ever listened to."
1. "I won't retire until my brains
1 wear out. '
I fioest expert E m e r a e n rattled
I them off In order: I. Orrgory Rat
off. z. Frank blnatra. 1. Co I a
I Mack.
I One of the experts who didn't rec
ognize the Ratoff quota wm Ratoff.
He had a right to complain.
night by dancing the Samba at tht
Stork club. -
About 150 blue-book guest at
tended. The party wm given by
Mrs. Henderson, best remembered
for her cigar-smoking at an open
Ing night of the Metropolitan opera.
BIRTHDAY
NEW YORK. Aug. 19 Mrs.
Robert Jerome Faulkner, mother of
society's cut-up Betty Henderson,
celebrated her 7th birthday last
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barks) don't rush to the "phone and i J
expert Nam to take your order for I J
PreUel were first made by a
monk in southern France In (10
All
hand atilched anlL Yoa
enough dough for three of them.
That'a the minimum order.
"I lose money on Just one suit
no matter how much I charge,"
Sam Mid.
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