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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 14 PACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON rEAMK JINaUrl Caiur (.listed nm WltM at IM ! oMlcs ot KImsl falli Oi . en Auiui mi. lo uon scl of sonatas. Hlrta 11 ai.111 or tm k:it him Too Aocild rTess u miea miiuiW pe.t aa well M ail AP WW- Today's Roundup By MALCOLM EFLEV PROVIDING manpower for the light against the big Sheep Well lire proved to be a major local undertaking In which a number of agencies dis charged their responsibilities with honor. When Shasta forest sent In a call Saturday night, the etata employment office under Man ager jack Almeter went Immed iately to work. Mr. Almeter re mained on the Job until 4 a. m. Sunday and was back on the Job again that afternoon. He called upon the city police, late police and railroad opera tives for assistance, and the em ployment officer asked today that , . i HMvtfnttion be alven thee officers for their assistance. They EP1.ET brat the brush In and out of town for men willing to work, and 48 were ready at S a. m. Sunday, a remarkable showing considering tha ttraa when the recruitment began. Mr. Almeter received immediate and full coopera tion of the local radio atationa in subsequent recrultliig efforts, sending out 19S men directly through his office and many more going down directly to ML Hebron to Use employment on the lire lire. The flre-fightera were assured of $1.05 an hour and board as minimum pay. They went out of here as laborers, but those with special abilities, iuch as cat driven, received additional pay for work In the field. It takes a lot of manpower and equipment to atop a fire as serious as the Sheep Well blaze. Lum ber companies, railroads, construction outfits and agricultural operations were quick to cooperate In providing both men and machines. It take that kind ol coordinated effort to lick a savage blase like that one. Highway Beaurification WITH an official project already launched to provide elaborate landscaping on the new construction section of the US 7 north entrance, the Klamath Falls Garden club has taken steps to encourage private Improvements along other sections of the highway route through .the city. The Garden clubbers are especially interested in tilings that are being don along Esplanade street, which was raised to US W status by the north entrance construction. There are parking area along Esplanade, and a continuation of some of the constructive work don there can mak It a moat handsome street. The Garden club has asked us to mention a num ber of individual and business establishment who have already made landscape improvements on Esplanade. These Include New Method Cleaners. Carter' store", the medical clinic and the dental clinic, as well a motels and apartment house there. On the other end of town, th club ha picked out the courthouse. Veterans' park, an oil station, various motels, and a number of residence on Riverside for commendation. The club make th worthy suggestion that this general Improvement be continued, so that Klamath "highway through the city" can be classed along with the best of them anywhere for attractive ap pearance. ' MEANWHILE, th publio project on the new north entrance (Kit Canon way. It should be called) la getting along. Th contractors have been her laying out the work, and selection of natural shrub has been started by th Lakeahore Oarden nursery, which ha the sub-contract. An Interesting feature of this job I to be th planting of chinkapin, a dwarf chestnut, which 1 found in wild slate in the Oreensprlng area west of here. Botanists say that transplanting this shrub Is pioneering In that field, and the local effort will be watched with Interest. There are enough of th broad-leafed evergreen west of here that a mountain out then ha given the name of Chinqua pin, which Is a variant of th spelling of this Interesting member of th chestnut family. Plant will be removed shortly from the hill and heeled In at the local nursery. Weyerhaeuser company. Incidentally, has given Cheaper Turkeys For Holidays? WASHINGTON. Aug. 23 IIP, Housewives got good news yester day (or their Thanksgiving and Christmas menus. Turkeys should be plentiful and cost less. The agriculture department said the 1M9 crop will be the second biggest in the nation's history and the biggest since the war. This promises lower prices. Every state in the union figures In the increased turkey production, the department said. It estimated the IM crap at 41.107,m turkeys. This would be TUESDAY EVE-, AIG. KFLW14S ke. M9 TJ' Mori Pc l 1.1 Hum Town IS)) ?A Horlt Na Karamr w t. t. 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Collective bargaining Is a free ar rangement among free men: It must include freedom to strike which I labors device for asserting Itself; it must include freedom for the employer to present his case and to shut down It he cannot operate at a profit- Collective bargaining is wasteful and costly, but it Is Inherent in a free system. Similarly, the right to start an enterprise or to close it down Is Inherent In freedom. And no price la loo great to pay for freedom. Even before th NRA, when Herbert Hoover was president, a commute of Industrialist, closely as sociated with the United State chamber of com merce, proposed to him the system which was eventually developed Into the NRA. This proposal Herbert Hoover rejected as fascistic. as an abridge ment of th liberties of Americans, as strictly un constitutional. These men never forgave him for placing th constitution above political support. And although some of them were republicans, thry withheld their support from him in 1931. Unconstitutional THE supreme court eventually declared the NRA unconstitutional, but the fascistic concept and you will find It in the Italian and Grrman legisla tion under Mussolini and Hitler that collective bargaining is anti-social because It is wasteful, that the government must determine wages, hours, and working conditions accordUif to It needs, persist. Certainly. It I more efficient, less costly, less un certain for th government to have this power, and congress gave the president increased powers In this direction during the war. But It Is not free dom. The emergencies of war always place limita tions upon freedom. It is a further step In the direction of the enslavement of the individual to the power of the state. For once the government determines wacrs. hours, working conditions, it really determines price, and ultimately must determine quotas of production and profits. That means that for the system of fre enterprise is substituted a fascistic system of eco nomics. That system did not sustain Italy and Germany during th last war aa the system of free enterprise sustained the United States. It Is with this end in full view that Clarence B. Randall, president of Inland Steel company, made this point: "When the president announced th formation of this (fact-finding) board he was In fact announcing an industrial revolution in America. By doing so he ha declared himself as favoring a new social order, and one so different from that under which our magnificent production record has been achieved that unless the process is stopped, and (topped at once, there will be no possibility of turning back. Through this means, whether he knew It or not. he has proclaimed that wages shall be fixed by the government . . ." Little Foresight UNFORTUNATELY, w rarely look ahead to this country. We hav become great improvis es, setting upon a course to meet an Imminent storm, but forgetting to take a compass aboard or even to be sure that our rudder Is In order. Some how we hav managed to do well in spit of little planning and even lea foresight. But w are com ing dangerously doe to what Hoover In his Palo Alto speech called th "last mil to collectivism" If that I what th American people want, they can, of course, continue to vote for It, and we shall hav It But nothing that has happened under the various brand of socialism tried In Europe, the fascism of Italy and Oermany, the communism of Russia and her satellite, the fablan Ism of Oreat Britain Justify th assumption that aorlallsm Is a superior system to capitalism. It Is even possible to say. after viewing th past 10 year, that the Issue is. freedom under capitalism versus slavery under some form of -tnin And that Issue will be resolved sooner than we think, for If the United State accepts any form of Eu ropean anciallsm. th productive genius of the western world will hav been stifled and our civili sation will deteriorate. It I a much greater Issue than the management of a single Industry. .?: ezaeeded only ky the 1HS ere ef 44.0.. The increases this year, j compared wriln the short sapply of j 194. range from three per cent in i New York state to 121 per rent la Arkansas. ine aepanment saia a aowntrena i in turkey prices has resulted In set j ting a support price which will av- erage about 31 cent a pound tor live turkey. 191 WORD SENTENCE OLDENBURO OFV The (armer of lower Saxony received a letter from their department of agricul ture concerning the potato crop. In an effort to be brief, the depart ment sent a letter of one sentence I a sentence of 192 words. IIAUIO l'UOGHAMS U WEDNESDAY T. KFLV7 145 kc. til Newa. a f SMtaa ti ll Maalcal Baa4aa lf.MPaleaa SI4lk Skaw IS I.ILlaUa ! 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This I all really big news in an area wlier roadsides have presented a pretty dreary appearance in the past. Publio and private efforts ran mak VS 7 through Klamath Palls outstanding for natural beauty. GEORUE E. SOKOLoftY Harvest By Agitation, Moscow Plan MOSCOW 0P1 Communist party organisations are playing a large role In the IM Soviet harvest. There are 38.000 agitators working in the Rostov district, for example: The first day of the harvest, however.- said "Culture and Life." -have shown that a number of party organisations have not devel oped active political work among the masses." Coupon have been used in American advertising since about 1885. according to the Encyclope dia Britannic. M, A L G. 24 KFJI 1244) kc Na. BaaSa Ntat taar Danc-a Tanea Markel-Llvaatack' AccarSlac la laa Bacartf iaaaaaa raaiMy Niwi Saclat Sararflr tfataal Tha '.mrm MBS Rifha Reaaeai V9W H.a.lac fmnm MBS fee Daaca Ltwtaf Milk Oatf rra" raltaa Lawta Mr. MBS rraak Begaiaarwa IM.BS Paaalag raraala DLBS Slarr Ttraa reS Draka MRS Aajeaalarra ml t mp. MB i an eraai mn WEDNESDAY EVE4 AIG. 24 nahrlaf Meallr MRS BUaialfc Theatre ali AraaaS Taa aamatsr OSSa ABC Weaibar aarle Baa4a t hat. Shaw MB BehiaS Ike Mater' Daab Sam air Kaia" liaea B'a MRS frkal a Baaaaf Sa MBS fa w Mr Theatre MBS Oleaa HarSr MBS BaaakaU Bak ARC Maa ABC Wary Jakaaea raiUr Me -ra" lalamallaaat Alreert ielwarh Malaal Weatareel til raatara Ma4l ABO SIDE GLANCES a eeea. tM ev m k stares. T M ste. u a mt ore. "You and Dad wr wondering how much you could get for th house, go I thought th sign would b good way to find out!" THE DOCTOR SAYS Irritable Coon Painful By EDWIN' P. JORDAN. M. D. Written for NEA Service As far as one can tell, millions of people are afflicted with a con dition sometimes called spastic co lon, irritable bowel or mucous co lli:. At present most specialist prefer the term irritable colon. When this condttlon Is present, the wave-like motions of the bowel which carry food and waste through the Intestines come too close together and this pushes the contents along too rapidly. The usual result is alternating period of diarrhea and "constipation." the latter merely reflecting the fact that there is nothing left In the lower bowel to eliminate. The so- v CAROLE NEWMAN Sure, she's happy 1 This Is 12-year-old Carole New- man tuning In to net P gram. "Nam th Record KFLW. Its her favorite because simply ' by naming a song last Wednesday. r . 1 11 Never Be I ' the Same." she f ve .was presented if 1 I with a pair of : I " 1 shoes, a swester. I "l ' ,a string of , - ji V, ' A . a. I - Drarls a skirt' ' and a rayon slip. .' l.mn Bne tlls A--.ssV me thi U the largest assort- La Polnte's- , sponsored p r o- gram. Red Hard The local pro gram Is heard Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 p m. Mls Newman has lived in Klam ath Falls for seven years, attended KUH8 two years. She's secretary for real estate and Insurance firm. Tonight will be the last tlm. KFLW will offer the Managing Edi tor's Report, hsndled by H and N Mansging Editor Malcolm Epley. Mac la leaving to take over a Long Beach newspaper post soon. Tonight Announcer Charlie McFar lan will Interview Epley on hla fare well program. It should be Interest ing. The story behind Dorthe Psppen fort of Columbia, Mo., winning the Stop the Music jackpot Sunday 1 Interesting. The 29-year-old mother, wife of a Missouri highway department engi neer, correctly named th tune as Buttered Peas." thereby latching onto 128.000 hi prizes. But an assist goes lo her brother-in-law. Randall Pappenfort of Kan sas City. When the woman got the call and waa told to stand by, Ran dall remembered he had a news, paper In the car that Identified the song. He hurried to the car snd got back befor th phone call was com pleted. Th ending is parked with human Interest, too: The Pappenfort son, two-year-old Robert, ia facing a brain operation to correct a condi tion caused by a fall. The money cam just In time. iri called constipation stage frequently gives people the Idea that some thing drastic must be done and a cathartic is taken which makes matters worse by repeating the whole vicious cycle. Patient Are Nervous Those who are afflicted with an Irritable colon are almost always nervous and emotional. They get upset easily and whenever this hap pens, their symptoms get worse. This Is caused by the fact that men tal strain stimulates the nerves go ing to the intestines and results in Increased wave-like activity. A bloated feeling la common. Ourg ling sounds which are caused by churning Inside the intestines may be heard for some distance. Exposure to cold, various irritat ing foods, especially raw fruits and vegetables, may make the condi tion worse. Cathartics and laxa Uves are frequently responsible for setting off what might be described a an attack. A spastic colon Is a very uncom fortable condition. When It has not existed too long treatment is fairly ; effective. T h 1 a Includes strict' avoidance of laxatives and laxative j foods such as raw fruit and vege tables. The use of what is called a j bland diet, consisting largely of milk produete. eggs. fish, etc, is desirable. Those who understand the rela Uon between their nerve and the symptoms of intable colon can al so help themselves a great deal by consciously avoiding annoyance, worry and emotional upseta when ever possible. When the condition has lasted for a great many years, treatment la complicated, long and often not completely successful. This condition is never fstal. and so fsr ss is known does not in crease the chance of developing cancer In any way. Note: Dr. Jordan is unable to answer Individual questions from readers. However, each day he will answer one of the moat fre quently a'ked questions In hi column. The Doctor Answer QUESTION: What causes Isry glands and what can be don lor them ANSWER: This term I not I n general medical use. It does not i mean anything In particular and, therefore, there I no treatment . which can be suggested. , I QCJ rrOuUCtlOI Shows Big Drop BEATTtE. Aug. 23 lPV-A drop In lumber and lo production gave the Pacific Northwest the lowest July total In carloadlngs since im mat ! rarloadines since January 1 ' were the lowest In nine years. also I The Pacific Northwest advisory ; board report lifted a total of M 43 ment of priiea i ccrloads In the Washlngton-Ore-vr nn on th. ! gon-North Idaho rreion In July. compared with 101.000 in tne same month last year. The carloadings of logs was down from 21.491 to J0.2O6 and forest products from 33.144 to 37.4l. Carloadinss of grain and Its prod ucts were at a peak for the six years listed in the report. The July total was S4M compared with W3 a year aeo. The total carloadlngs for the first seven months was 561.R33. It was for the same period last year. 8evrn-month totals Include: grain and product. 43,733 compared with 30.028 last year: logs, 132J3 com pared with 127.M9; forest products, 1M.MS compared with 230 43L Back Home to Jail And A Welcome FLENSBURO. Oermany I Pi One man crossed the Danlsh-Oer-man border Illegally for tha 2.1th time and had to face a Flensburg court for .ne tenth time. Th court sentenced Burde to five months In jail. When he entered hi cell, h found t h t fellow prisoners hsd decorated it with garlands. In our everyday conversation, we use words from about 20 dif ferent languages. FOR RENT or smI or aieoak Sewing Machinal Lot ! Sawing Machine Service - BaS stia kari nsr rfteas cni The World Today; Ky PKWITT MACKENZIE S J AP Forelga Affair Analyst j ..-----....- Th defiance of Moscow by Yugo slavia. Finland and til motteial communist of Soviet occupied tier many give one In paua for con sideration of th significance. We shall be rash, I think, to Jump to conclusions In trying to figure th potentialities of tills "revolt" against Moscow, or how far Ku ala may be pre pared to go In maintaining her preatlge. Fores ample, take Russia's threat ening not to a politically re bellious and de f ia n I Y ugo alavla: Moscow lashed out at Marshal Tito with th warning that Russia la prepared to take "effec tive measures" (measures unspeci fied) to protect th rights of Rus slan cltisens In Yugoslavia. A portion of the British press Im mediately said this sounded like the worst threat of war sine Miller s blssts In "St However. Informed British diplo matic officials, who are watching tha situation closely, said the dis pute wasn't likely to lead to war. They figured Moscow wanted Yugo alavia to think she wss threatened with attack, whereas Russian was blufllng. Only Blufflnt? Well, this column doesn't like the teim "bluffing" ss applied either to Russia or Yugoslavia. I think both ar mighty determined. Mure oer. when the gods of war ar playing at tenpins with stick dyna mite and hand grenades, there's always th possibility of an explo sion. Hull, as I see It. there's nothing lo justify th belief either that Rus sia Intends to make war which would mean world wan at this juncture or that valiant but com paratively small Yugoslavia la pre pared to undertake th role of giant-killer. Th real Importance of the earrent development Ilea In the fart that Ihry represent open de fiance In Rusaia'a own sphere of inflnenr. They represent cracks In the communist strwrture. This Importance la malilplled when we consider thai great discontent ha long been making Itself evident la other satellite atate like re land. Hungary and Csechoslo vakla. and that Ihry ar bound lo take fresh courage. Finland's bold and energetic stand, coming on top of Yugoslavia's refuaal to knuckle under, la a tough and dangerous blow to Soviet im perial ambitions In Europe, both these nations are essential lo the red structure, not only politically but militarily, for thry ar strate gically located. Of course Russia could take Fin land over by force, but such a move assuredly would result In another world war. Finland must be absorb ed by Indirection. Thus w see red leaders in Finland precipitating a wave of atnkr which the Helsinki government say represent a ma neuver toward revolution and the establishment of a red regime: Trashing Defeat' The Finnhh authorltlea promptly announced that they would "inflict a crushing defeat on the commu nists" and proceeded to Implement this so successfully thst th strike haven't matured as expected. Wash ington believes th Bolshevist at tempt won't succeed because of Fin nish resistance. What mast be eeaally stagger big for Moscow Is the astonishing aaove hi the Soviet sons of tier many by German eommnnlsta who hate Resale. These German have formed a new party which. Ilk thai of Marshal Tile, repre sents nationalistic eammunlsm that refuses to recognise the overelgTity of Moscow. Not enly that, bat thla new parly promptly aenl Tile a meaaage pledging him sapper! m hi flghl against "Im perialist Bolshevism. Will this revolt against Moacow dictation spread In eastern Europe: that Is possible and, I believe, even probable In due course. ELEPHANT TO TOKYO CALCUTTA IIP Baby elephant inaira. gut or Prim Minister Ja waharlal Nehru to Tokyo children. la now here as guest of the west Bengal government. She U await- ing tnipment to Japan. She was captured nree years ago In a My- .iiu Malum in vile jun-1 gle to carry wood from place to piece. President Truman's personal air plane la known a the Independence. 71 Markenslo La Pointe's Shoe Prticnts II 'MAMS WE RECORD" The Latest Music by the Best Bands Plus Bigger and Better Prizes! 7:30-7:45 p. m., Mon., Wed. and Fri, KFLW-A DC swwwwwwwwwwwww AIMKKICAX FUNNY INFOftMATION ' Two eupa of augar. throe cupa of flour, whitea of twe o.a vanilla flavoring atlr and plaoa In ovan at JW degre'.' BOYLE'S COLUMN Ads On The Moon? Leigh's The Man Who Might Do It! Bv Ell BKAt M I r oe Hal ho. Il NEW YORK. Aug. 23 41 When a man builds a better mousetiap Ihan his neighbor, the next Hung he wants Is to build a bigger mouse trap. Then a still bigger one. And. In the end, he s miserable If he hasn't built the whoppingesl mouse Uap evrr. Something like that has hap pened lo liouglaa Leigh. Ullh la a bovlah, soil-spoken Alabamsn who haa mad himself a millionaire bv creating lho rarale-riaasl elerule sunt Ihsl swing, sway, bias, rain and other wise startle the crowds on Broad way and elsewhere. You've seen them. In the movie If not In the origins!: the Niagara of real water that roara over limea Houarr. M 000 gallons a minute, the blimps that fla.h advertising from! the sky: the glsnt soldier blowing ; glsnt smoke rings. "Spectaculars." they're called And Leigh has dreamed up th more spectacular of them. He's heen nlcknsmed "The Ijimpllghler of Broadway" and The Sign Paint er of America D - Una, f . I . . 1 1 . ean vmi ee.V Let's sit don In Leigh . Rocke- feller Center ollire nd listen to a man who as full of Ideas as a boy with a new slingshot and a bag of rabbles- -vi-.il .h.-. .e ..t.o,. m.r, He U be'aa tall as a seven and a hall the sidewalk aa If he stepping from th top of theater right down onto Broadway. "Then there's th 175-foot sign we re doing for a bank In Minnea polis, a real whopper. They'll be I able lo see It for mile serosa the wheat fields. And tell from It what the weather' going to be. Yoe know ehoal our stork? It's going le be tt feel long end II can fly through th sir, curving a baby. We're doing II with lights en a blimp. j "Won't th stork make people j nervous? Like newlyweds, you menf Oh, 1 suppose there will be a lot of wisecracks. . ." Lelght is a low pressure talker, something remarkable In th ad vertising business. He's 39 and looks about 10. He also look a mil dis contented. Why? Thst s where th bigger mous trsp come In. "For years." Leigh confesses, "I have been looking at the Empire Stale building. Longingly. Tre mendous advertising possibilities and I haven't been able lo do a thing with It ... so fsr. "Another Idea I've had le lo paint an Ineuranee ad on the rork of Gibraltar. Never really espeeled lo da It HUH, Englsnd owns Ihe rork and she's hard up for dollar. I wonder . . ." Playfully or so I thought I asked Leigh If he had considered harnessing the northern lights, im VIM ASTI. i;3IIAlVY BUSINESS IN'iil sometimes known aa the aurora borealis. for huckstering purposes. Hi. gray eyes glowed. The sam glow In th eye of small boys con templating neighbor s pear tree "As a matter of fact." lelgh aald. "we hav something vry-ry ape rial coming up 'l.lglus In th sky' thst s all 1 ran tell you now. I wouldn t aay It will be more spec tacular Ihan th northern lights, but well, you II see for yourself whrn we unveil It." After thst. I didn't dsre ask It he were keeping In touch with all the rockets-to.ihe-mooii projects, just in case But I did put th question to on of his (asocial, who nodded soberly. "If anybody gel to th moon. he said. "Uou will plant advertis ing sign all along the way." DcD.Orel Dtformcd . F '! ..T Feet Of Women LIVERPOOL. England lSTh president-elect of th British mdl csl juxia(ion aald today ao per I cent of Brltlth women are defarm ' trig their feet by poor choice of I simes. I Professor R F MrMurrar told Mverpad Rotary club: "N.lur intended woman' big t-a. to be on i " """ ' " "ut she bur ' nuee In which th. point of th.ho jli In th middle of her fool." "When husbands mention thla lh" ,r, ld " mlnd ,n"r " ly GLIN I. INMAM T folks Mb Ilk la 4a a U th ata la ahlpa. fcuf raa l stand ihsl awfal rolling arnaa tioA. far H'oor, th ipfj beat klnf. has rotn mp with A hip thai Is aa trad' aa a stalat's fat. Far popl ha hit rroaaarJ tha or an by rail thla new la aa rhewfal aa th tint r a b I n of Mprtnc . (ear Uootl'a ffaaal Is a tain-ball Job that'll fa faaur. faxthar n4 moalhrr than an ashar ship In I la rlaaa. But tha saoal Ian porunl thing Is thai It'll bp lomaarhs ahrr thr be? tons. It'll take about another year ia the ahlpa Into full prodnrUoa . . . but from hrs on It's clear salllni. A Manvfirld. Ohio, man 94 for f IM In an art-Id ml In ahlrh hla row lost lu tall. Imaxlnt what a sUab woald raal jpm ra that baals! Voa rhaioaa yomr rar an th baals af aerrW. food tanks and smooth drivinK ajnallUra. Tha nrw Lincoln haa cverylhlnf y want In all thrrr. Drop Into IN MAN MOTOR O,. 4U Hooth 6th HL . for a drmnntUatlon. lt ana rldr ronvlnrt thst It's !.IN OLN I IKNT AND ALL THE WAV. Thone 77711. Salon iiiiiiiiTttttttixmi.uxttnit j