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ACE SIX HCRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON WEDNESDAY, AUC. 24,194 rSAMH JUIUJII MAIA.1MJ IPISY Manastng gallor at? J 52 llIart4 M ca eiM MtiM at ia p oft of Klamata a-wia Or Autni u ISO ua4i art ot aonaraa. Marc I ir?a MiMKIII OF TNI iaK.IATfcO rt-b rM Awociiutf t ftmiMi sciuiat to tha un far rvoublu-atioA wf ah tit iwai aawa print-. IB Ui aw paar a a au AP naw SliBSCiltPTlON BA IKS; 5; r,--::; s ;? trsg ...3 Today's Roundup By MALCOLM tFLEY LAST night, with the help of Charlie McFsrlan. I concluded my career. If such tt may be called, as a radio commentator. The Managing Editor'! Re port, mhlch started on tCFLW at 15 p. m. on April Fools Dy. IMS appropriately. perhaps1 ran down to a standstill at 110 O'clock August 23. 1M. Possibly 1 was the only person who felt pans, but I really tot srnti mental twuwe as the last words were spoken for the transcription nd the boyi switched off the little red light that burns when there It a pros ram In the studio. As I looked past the micro phone yesterday at Charlie across the desk from me, it was hard to realise thst at oue time that IP LEY hunk of Iron and tin (the nuke, not Charlie) had nearly frightened the wits out of me. making sweat run down my face and causing a tightening In my throat Long ago I had to get over that else I certainly long ago would have been oft the air. But even so. after three year. I never started a program without Just a small rise of exctement. It quickly passed, but It was always there. : I was a grttzled old reporter, a writuV man. when the ME report was Inaugurated. I started to write out the whole thing, but soon found thst consumed a big part of the day, and before long I took to the ad-libbing that was the regular pro cedure from then to the end. It probably produced a pretty Jerky delivery, and there were plenty of what the radio guys call -fluffs." but It msde It easier. It was informal, and Its all over now anyway. A GOOD many amusing things happened on the ME report. Once U. 8. Senator Ouy Cordon was the guest for an Interview., I had recently teen to a football game or something and when I got Into the studio with the senator, my voice failed me entirely. All I could do was emit a grat ing whisper that must have sounded like the static produced In a receiving set by lightning. I man aged by sign language to convey Information on my plight to Senator Cordon, who took over the whole program and talked steadily for IS minutes. He did a darned good Job of It, too. - On another occasion Mrs. A. B. Wade, who does the Janitor work here at night and Is one of the few fans of this program, came to the window of the studio and began gesticulating wildly. It seems Che was listening at an office receiving set that she dldnt know was turned down for volume, and she thought I didnt know I was talking In a whisper. In fact, I was talking at the usual level and her gestures puzzled me to the point where I became completely befuddled. I thought maybe something had happened to some member' of my family, or the place was on tire. My mind wandered and my talk followed tt tar afield. It almost broke tip the program. When I got off the air. several people called up to express their regret that I was soon to be led away by a man in a white uniform. There's no sure way to tell whether anybody Is listening to a radio program unless you make a mistake that produces corrective calls. I've made a lot of them, with gratifying results. A SERIES that became a part of the ME report for quite a while, and which Interested me If nobody else, had to do with the history of this region. I dubbed It "Five Minutes of History." Once it was started, the obligation forced me to do quite a lot of research Into the background of the Klamath country that came in handy In other ways and has added richness to living In this area. I suggest that Klamath people who dont know much of this story look Into It. It Is amazingly Interesting. It will add glamour to every automobile Jaunt you take: tt will help you Interpret local news: It will help you evaluate modem-day social and economic situations In your own community and region. For an example: Yesterday, the Modoc forest set up a flre-fightlng headquarters camp at the base of Olllem's bluff In the Lava Beds. The bluff was named for Colonel Oillem of the first cavalry, who took command of the field forces of the VS. army after the Canny massacre In 1873, and devised the successful strategy of surrounding the holed-up Modoc Indians and forcing their surrender by siege, rather than attempting the virtually impossible task of driving them out of the Lava Beds as then had tried to their sorrow. Olllem's men camped at the spot where the fire-fighters set themselves up yesterday, the familiar north entrance to the Lava Beds monument. To me, there's a bit of a thrill In that knowledge. That's wandering a bit away from the ME report, but this has probably gone far enouglt. anyhow. I've described my experiences on the radio because I started out with Just about the same preparation and talent for the business as any run-of-the-mill reader, whose experiences under similar conditions might have been quite similar. It's been instructive end It has been fun for me. I am thankful for the opportunity, though It's quite plain the experi ment failed to produce a sensational new figure In the commentating business. SIDE GLANCES These Days V By lKOKliK E. bOKOLoKY 'HE difficulty about the Ober act in Maryland and the Fein berg act In New York Is that disloyalty is hard to establish in a free country. Opposition Is not disloyalty. Was It disloyal to the V lilted States for the democratic national committee to establish a smear machine to malign the char acter and destroy the political personality of Herbert Hoover who was then actually president of the United States? Was the opposition to Franklin D. Roosevelt's policy of appeasement at Teheran and Yalta disloyalty to the United States? Is the op position to Harry Truman's bankrupting fair deal the Inventions of such men as Leon Keyserling and Oscar Ewing disloyalty to the United States? The fact Is that opposition is essential to our form of government which recognizes freedom of debate and discussion. Therefore, the various left wing elements, from the opportunistic ADA. to the communists, feel that they are as loyal as anyone else. The problem posed then is to define loyalty, which. In a free society, is very difficult. It used to be quite clear. It did not matter what one thought or said or wrote: to provide disloyalty, there had to be an overt act. something specific, discernible and measurable. But how are we to measure the corruption of young children In schools? By what instruments are we to gauge the effects of word and gesture on the young mind? For Instance, if constantly, like water wearing a stone. the idea is projected that patriotism Is an ugly j vice, that only old fogies, reactionaries, fascists j love their country but good and understanding i people love the world how Is a patriotic generation to be reared? Or take, for instance, the constant projection of the idea that man is an animal conditioned by his environment and controlled solely by material, accidental causes what does that do to the child's concept of moral law upon which our civilization may be destroyed by a challenging civilisation, if the capacity of Its people to resist has been destroyed. IP- r tit sea tMlsu eta-sca ase. T. si asa a s ni. aft. "I've got a good dig ready for' Mr. Benton at our last meeting she told me I was right in style, that the had teen four dresses exactly like mine!" THE GALLUP POLL Big Vote Of Confidence For The FBI I run onto an Interesting story during my two week-end visits lo lo.li lveti lodiie. At first I hesi tated lo print the story but now thai lie talked lo (lie central character, I feel free to spring It. This should lots all fish stories although Ilert Kohu. around whom this yarn revolves, didn't catch any llsli. But I'm t o I d lies been fish- lug lor many. Li lass a. i iln I Jj BOYLE'S COLUMN Deuces Were Wild And So Was He In Canasta Setto Hy I II KI AIill Iter Hal Mole I NKW YOKK. Aug. M il-- I was going to tell you Unlay about luiw to play canasta, a card game that Is having a great vogue among canasta players, out something came up and Well. hv be rity about II? What rasne up la Dial my brand new canasta rule book I price til gel game, she Informed me rhllhuglv, that you say, Tanner, may I go uutr I looked at my wife. I looked si I he TV set. Homelhlng Insida ess anapped. ' Tanner." I said, rising, "may t gu out?" And 1 made the door beloro sua could answer. Well, the rule book waa torn in half when I got home, rather late. And the ho! tie of headache tablets ripped down the middle, my wife - , ora ..... . .... neaaarne., , missing from the medicine the Laraena dont love us any more. I rni.,, m i ,,,, mv and I te (ol I. buy a television set. ,,,,. , dl(, , au,ur0 nr , This sorry sequence began at I slrnt on the sludin roucii many yeurs n ! breakfast last Friday. i "I was I'llnklng," I said al break- i these parts ami! My wife looked al me uver the fast, "thai you're rlshl about our knows every! top of her newspaper, waited lor I needing a television sei. I route or- stream, lake' permission to speak, and Inquired', der H ll.rouih Hill's firm aa a sort PRINCETON. N. J Aug. 24 J Edgar Hoover's Federal Bureau of Investigation gels a big vote of ! The World Today j Schools In Danger IN opposition to the Feinberg act in New York state, an act which forbids communists to teach in our schools. Rose Russell, legislative representa tive of the Teachers Union CXO, makes the point: -Our citizens must protect their schools. Spe cifically with regard to the Fr in berg law, we must demand that the board of regents not follow the un-American procedure of the attorney-general. but provide due process safeguards for any or ganization which It contemplates putting on a list as 'subversive ... "We must Insist on full encouragement for free Inquiry for teacher and student .... -Our schools are Indeed In danger. Not from communists, or cenmun" whether broadly or narrowly defined but from those who. In the guise of combatting communism, are effectively smother ing intellectual freedom and stifling education with the very regimentation and totalitarianism' they pretend to oppose." This particular statement Is Identical with the communist attitude toward our schools. In a word, parents shall nave no voice In the education of their children: the community shall have no voice because the teacher must bo tree to do as she pleases. What Is meant by "free inquiry In rela tion to an elementary school teacher who Is hired by the community to teach arithmetic, spelling, reading, writing, something about this country? Miss Russell says of teachers who are to be fired under the Feinberg act: -The six teachers whose Jobs are threatened by the local witch-hunt have a total of more than 120 years of satisfactory and even superior service Who is to decide whether their teaching has been -satisfactory and even superior- the school au thorities, the community, the parents? Definition Of Loyalty THE Weinberg act declares: The consequence of any such Infiltration into the public schools Is that subversive propaganda can be disseminated among children of tender years by those who teach them and to whom the children look for guidance, authority and leadership. The legislature finds that members of such groups fre quently use their office or position to advocate and teach subversive doctrines . . . the legislature find that such dissemination of Drooaganda mar be and fremientlv im si.fflM.mtlv ai.Htl. a . .mhiu. I In the classroom Loyalty must be defined as love of country, as exclusive love of country. I By DEW ITT MACKENZIE I r roreign aii airs Analyst ....... ...J The latest ex- ; r A onent of this ' roposaL for- I frT , ler French I .' ) remier Paul I Mitchell Death Car Driver Charged ATLANTA. Aug. 24 (JPy-An In voluntary manslaughter indictment was returned yesterday against the taxi driver whose car struck down and fatally Injured Margaret Mitchell, author of "Gone With the Wind." Conviction on that charge would I mean one to three years In prison for Hugh D. Oravitt, the 28-year-old driver. Oravitt was charged with mur der by Atlanta police, but Solicitor General Paul Webb said he had made no such charge. Yea may call Hans Norland any time for Insurance service. Phone Over in Strasbourg, France, seat of the new council ol Europe, ideal ists continue to urge that the 1 constituent nations Join in forming a united states In which the mem bers would sacrifice much of their sovereignty to the general welfare. At long last this Utopian idea of the past century shows signs of at least partial fruition. Like many oiner great ce- velopmenta, the current activity ( has Its genesis ' In dangers ceo- j nomlc. political t 0 e met by con certed action. The latest ex. ponent proposal. m rremier rim l U- - ' Reynaud. ranks a - F . 1 n ternationslly Markrrul as a major prophet. More often than most, during the Hltlenan menace, he foresaw the future. Now he calls for western unity to meet impending crisis. Speaking yesterday on the grave European economic situation before the consultative assembly of the council. Reynaud advocated a real European legislature, directly elect ed by the peoples of the member nations. He declared that only in this wsy could the assembly ac quire authority to merge European economies into the single continent al market, with one currency, which he maintains is demanded If Europe Is to survive between America and Russia. -Betweea these twe glanta, he said, -there Is a place for a ant fled Europe, but not for a mosaic of independent states." "The road we are following." he asserted at another place. "Is a dead-end street. It comes to an end in 1952." (The Marshall Plan Is scheduled to terminate then l. Neeeaaary Sacrifice He was. of course, speaking as a financial expert, who among oth er things served ss French finance minister during the critical davs of 1938-9. He put the proposition blunt ly, saying that such a step would eventually mean a sacrifice of na tional sovereignty, but nevertheless must be taken. L'pon this question ef sovereignly CM fiellop i pie of weeks ago and got lost a few miles Red llurd from the lodge. He waa wandering around aimless ly In the general direction of Cres cent when he was found by his friend. Frank Babcock. Football hits the airwaves Balur- dav nig hu KKLW. the Herald and News sta- Uon. today completed arrange ments lo broadcast the Shrine All- star football game In Its entirety direct from Multnomah stadium In Portland Saturday night. August 17, from 7:15 PST to conclusion. I This is the second year of the i Shrine game. LW also carried It last year. Adding local pigskin aptce, Jack Lust of Klamath Falls may be In the starting line-up. For Just good li'trmn'. den t miss 1 Ken Carson on Mutual's "Ladtea i First" program, weekdaya 11 a. m. I Songs he II sing Thursday and ! Friday mornings include "Am t Hhe 8eet." -My Heart Stood Still."; and "Side by Side " "Why don t ae learn to play ran asla?" -Why should we I asked Jovl oarentlv kiat hu Mr saoulri. however, waa filled E c e u t that I cant aa I had comp.ua a cou- ' ,h ","h surt la milk I planned, tell you today all about and river ui Oregon. Bui He r I ap. ef peare offering. Hhe smiled and Uien alarted I a . tmitti. .in. ti.i .t.ii.ii. waa an r.gm. food favored by yoiurl eaten) and 1 how to play canasta. mr wn understood me to say: I -Why, cerLlnlt." So Friday night found me open ing the canasta rule book with the enthusiasm of a boy ronlronied by "Elementary Algebra" on flMl day of action!. Five seconds later I clapted "we rail', do it." I a.,d. grm-' "J"' t:" . ,:" Him unuif n Potato Board tied ::::lncrea$e OX'd ulng. "Canasta Ukrs two decks and we te only got thai old one we keep around in rase a sypsy fortune-teller should drop In." My wile took it very well, t o o well. "All right." she said "Cards ran wait. We II drop In on the lawns gltru a preliminary ka to a pro I peal lo Increase the membership ami ine production area within the Jurisdiction of the Oregon-cantor-Ilia potato committee. The proposal would add Jefferm) and Lake counties la ( rook, flea. ehulea and Klamalh cou n I lea la confidence from the public In a na tionwide survey of opinion conduct ed by the American institute of pub lic opinion. Recently the FBI. has been the target of charges from a number of left-wing and liberal sources as the -American gestapo." These c r 1 1 1 clsms do nolseem to have had much effect on the at 1 1 1 u de o f the public as a w h o le toward the Bureau. Only a small p r o p o rtion of persons polled , 3 p e r cent ex press disapprov ing or deroga tory opinions about the r U I. The study of public sttitudes cov ered a number of different aspects. All voters polled were akrd. first: er -will yon ten me what the mi-iTwo coy Fishermen tiala '.!. aland for" I , , iw, A total of 78 per cent gave ac- LOnO VY flop per curate or reavmabiy accurate an-1 ipsWJCH. Mass. Aug 34 or-A swers, while 18 per cent said they loo-pound tuna almoat loo big tor did not recognire those particular ' lnttr u-loot outboard molorboal. initials and 6 per cent gave vaue Unrted vesterdav bv two bova answers. Some would undoubtedly u,mI , borrowed line and IS cents instead. 1 know you don t like them , Oregon and Madoe and HUklyetj In "' " j t'allfarnia. "I don't dislike them.- I object-1 Committee membership of all ed. It s Just that I caul a t s n d 1 producers and three handlers them. Hut they do have a television I would be enlarged bv one producer At least t ran watch the lights." Bill and Edith larsen practical, ly kissed us ".oimI Idllh said, -now w e ean play thai new gam every bodya talking about canasta." And we did -lor one solid hour and 42 minutes. Thst Is the others tried to teach me the gum while must approve. I kept one despairing eye en the Youll want to have the needle pointing to KFJI, Mutual, tonight 1 M shMi th CliM STirf in.l, nn ! wllh . relewl rrlmln.l ikl.,. ' '" d dark TV set. i revenge. Its called Cham Light- I Th ,ol(l -b"" melding And I nlng." about wild deuces and Jokers And . about ' itoi. j out" and "going out ! Trail-Blaring Bert iRohu. lliat Isi ! concealed " It seems there la a ' will probably be listening Thursday dlference. And about black threes. , night. 30. when Mutual presents' "men contain more my(eriea than member under the plan. The committee administers rules aa to grade, aire and marketing programs. A final decision will be made by the secretary of agriculture A referendum among growera la nec essary after the secretary a ap proval. Two thirds of the members 1 the "Fishing and Hunting Club of ' the Year." KFJI has a program coming up soon that will be of special Inter est to the ladles. . Watch this column tor advance Information. Poe found In the Hue Morgue. "Yew got the- fldcels. pair 11111 asked finally. -Van art even sta pider than usual lonlihl." I was about to reply ruitinglv when I noticed that my fistful of cards included some matching sings, querns and nines "Hey." I aald. "I ran ahat-d'yt. call-It I can meld " Edith glsred. 'It's a rule of this 'Lady In Black1 Visits Tomb HOLLYWOOD. Aug 34 dl-The "ladv In black" kepi her annual rendrsvoiu at the crypt of Rudolph Valentino. Ultra Flame, aa has been her custom f.ir years, arrived yester day at Hollywood cemetery in her rhauffeur-drlten car. and placed red rows on the marble slab. There were doaeiu of other visi tors, mostly ruru.ua to the crypt. Yesterday waa the 23rd anniver sary of the death of ihe famous allenl screen lover. recognire the term "O-man." while not knowing the exact meaning of uie FBI. initials. worth of mackerel bait. The fish, honked by Peter Tyler. IS mnA rtlla Uw4lrl..a (S K..I V. n( All who Identified the F B I. inl- Iplwlrn, w lh, Urg, ,.ktn ,hli season at Ipswtrh. An adult fisherman helped there gel the whopper ashore. tials correctly were asked -What La your opinion ef the F.B.I.?" Very high, excellent, it does wonderful Job Good, approve of It Derogatory Mild disapproval No opinion Not familiar with Initials "FBI." . 32-1 41 I . 2 i Roseburg Sewer Bond Issue Approved ROSEBtJRO, Aug. 24 P North Roseburg sanitary district voters 1 very largely turns the whole riroh spproved a 1225.000 bond Issue yes-' lent. No nstion wanU to surrender sera ay in a special election. The money was tor sewers and a treatment plant for the large sub urban area. The vote was 189 yes ana z against. 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A wealth of experience lay be hind the 10 year old Reynaud's warning and plea for collective se curity. He became premier of Prance In March, 1940, and In the following black period had to an nounce to his people In a succession of broadcasts some of the greatest reverses In their history. Reynaud foresaw the Nazi ag gression and urged preparedness, but hi was a voice crying In the wilderness. It was about that time, while he was finance minister, that I had a long talk with him In Par is. We covered a lot of ground, and at one point I asked him what he thought of America's tendency to confine Its activities to the western hemisphere. He replied: "There was a time when Eng land thought she was an Island." I wanted for more, and when It didn't come I inquired If that waa his complete answer. He e-Mnned and said: "That's my answer." 100 'ISO Agents Last year President Truman gave the F B I. one of Its most difficult assignments to date checking on the loyaltv of J.SO0.00O federal em ployees. Charges of FBI. "snoop ing" and of acting ss "thought po lice" hsve grown out of this assignment To carry out this task as well as to enforce more than 120 major federal laws, the P B.I. has only 4100 agents, or one for every 37 000 persons In the country. A great deal of the Information In P.B I. tiles Is sent In by the public In the from of "tips." rather than being dug up by the P.B.I, agents themselves. If It comes to a question of en larging the F B I. to carry on the Investigation ot communist groups, the bureau would have little diffi culty enlisting public support. In the final question In today's survey, voters were asked: "Would you like to see Ihe go vernment Increase the amount of money given to Ihe F.B.I, so that it could add more agenes lo cheek on the communists or do yon think there are enough F.M.I, agents now?" The vote: Increase money Sot Large enough - 15 No opinion 17 78'.. t7 TUNE-UP SPECIAL You Car All Tht PILES' T r, IHIMOalHOIOSI "ECTAI. AND COLON AltMtNTS S STOMACH DlSOOOtBS Irwatad I Men IttMUl IstritiM aJJVy Moo. fhrouoh Frl. :10a m. te 5 c m. Cenlngi: Moo., C' bT"-" 0 wsooodM,.--.. cr,;sxr Writs or coll far fill dascrlptivo booklet The Dean Clinic In Our 39th Yaar M l. Cwmt L lamales o fee Ave. TalsohM. IS. It IS e.iMo.S 14. Ore. 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