FRIDAY. St&T. 9, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE 3TVTN
Third World
War Seeds
Said Sown
T. LOUIB. Bepl. (41 Th
pear terms n( World War II, even
though th tr.atlcs hav not been
signed, already hav town tli seeds
of another wnrlct war, tin American
Bar association wu told yesterday.
Hi speaker waa out ol Ilia Juilgre
at Uie Nuernberg war Crimea Jrlala,
Robert F. Magulr. Portland.
Ore., attorney.
"Th ValU. Moaeow and Potsdam
eanferenee alraadr hava dona un
told damage." Magulra declared.
Murh of Kuropa now writhe under
anjuat dlserlmlnallone, aelsuree of
land and power al Ilia espena. of
tha balplaaa.
"Until thes ara removed, ther
ran bo no laatlnf per," ha
serled.
"Provision of Uia lrty of Ver
alllH altar World War I gave mm
to Ilia rawntmanl and discontent
which mada tha (round ferula for
Hltlar to plant hU doctrine nf
authoritarian government," tha
speaker aald.
Bui despll thai clear warning.
hr darlarad, "Allied aUlramrn lln
IVorld War III proceeded to make
(ha aama mistake, and aow tha
aaaaa awed from which lha aama
rank rap will mr.asarllr arise."
Ilia Iioum of deli-galea of tha
association adopted a compromise
measure after debating heatedly
for three hnura whether tha iim.
elation ahould recommend retifira--tion
by tha U. II. serial of the
United Natlona proposal to outlaw
enorlila lha maa extermination
of people.
In lha comprnnilM reanlutlon lha
delefataa opposed ratification of
lha proposal a aubmltled. but sent
on racord a abhoring lanoclda. Tha
convention ended yesterday.
Council OKs
Home Permit
An application for tha construe
lion ef naw resident upped an
otherwise weak 10 days ef bulldlnc
activity.
Clly ewinrllmeo lata their stems
ef eepeoval Monday nlfhl Is Leslie
r. Walker U kalld new home al
lit t'aloa. al a swat a lie.
Others ok a red wars new roof an
resident-. K4 Whit. 1100. Rose
Dell Coats: remodel laraia. 1707
Oak. 1100. Ralph MrLaod: add room
and bath. 144 Idaho. 4M. Mrs Iv.
an Todd: remodel Dullness of fir,
medical-dental building. 11000. John
A Bunco.
Renew Flooring. 5300 South Suth,
IM0. IWue Dale: close In auirwajr,
Nsisren rhurari. Oarden and Mer
lin. 1 100. Den Vandeirlft: remodel
front of bakerr. Jit South Seventh,
100. l-ra Hul.
Repair to builnesa bulldim. (01
East Main. tlM. Ii HuU: repair
loss lo apartment. UOB', Pin, taoo
Leo HuU; and new foundation at r
aidenr. 170 Plerc. (400. P. C.
Been tel.
a an in w i in ! - '-" 'ewV
A k r'
NO PICTURES Mrs. Carlelon Hodley motion for o pho
tographer to go away oj she and Vice President Alben Bork
ley dance at o hotel in St. Louis, Mo. After this picture vos
mode, the "Veep" and Mrs. Hadley left the dance floor be
cause they did not wont their picture taken while they were
dancing
Psychology Termed Aid
To US Free Enterprise
Concert
Cancelled
By 20-30
A concert appearance here of
dale Pave, ataia and screen act
resa, and Count Sollfi de Sulla, plan
Uia, has been cancelled.
Hi artists wrr to be her Sep
tember 14 for a concert at Mill
school auditorium, sponsored by the
local 30-30 club, but today William
Moshofiiky, arranging fur tha ap
pearance, said that the Mllla audi
torium would not be ready In time.
The auditorium Is new, built this
summer, and tha work la not com
pletely finished. Monhofnky aald
persona who have bought tickets to
the concert IU be given refunds
and an attempt will be made to re
schedule Miss Page and Solldo de
Bolls here later.
Aerial War
On Budworm
Is Planned
PORTLAND. Sept. ( iP Aerial
war plans against the spruce bud
worm were In the making today.
Kastern Oregon seemed certain to
be the principal battleground next
year.
r'oreslers met here lo draw a p
plana for IBM apraylng of Infested
arras. They said X.tU.U acres al
ready have been Infested with MS.
aoa In drastic need of apraylng.
The timber Involved U worth (32.
M.000. Uiry estimated. Most of the
Infestation la In Oregon.
Npeaker aald the budworm. be
eldea destroying Umber, la a fire
hasard and threatens the water re
aooreea of Pendleton. Walla Walla,
liaker, Mlllofl-Freewater and other
lit-NVkP. Hrtit. tuxA mvcho- (irrier eiDlslned "who believe euoe mountain rommaniues.
luairsl aid lo save Americas Iree they ran make people work ky be-1 A committee was named U ii
etilrrpru drvribcd to the Ing fair bat firm. This is a com-' lect the areas to be sprayed first
Amnion Psychological awoctation promise between lha phllosphy of : and to make financing plans. E. L.
vr.trrcl.y It a s proposed by Dr. the whip and that of the bribe. I Kolbe. chief forester of the Western
Uuuilss McOregor. president of the! w have plenty of psychological' PiM association. wa named chalr
AntKxh college, Ohio. j evidence that such a conception Is man. The final plan Is not expected
"If." ha aald. "analher major de-1 unsound. If one expects to continue ; until next month,
presslsn foerea tha overthrow f a relationship with people It Is not I
Amerlra'a Ire enterprise system, worth while lo try to make them reed, linked In lha worker Kinds
on f Ih principal reasons will be i do anything. Apathy or hostility are wllh fulfillment their own person
ami problems of human relation! j virtually Inevitable consequences of 1 ,i nreds.
confronting Industry." the manager who seeks to make j example he aald soma man-
Prom the psychological point ol 1 people do his bidding," agement have doubled and tripled
view he said the great risk Is failure I Dr. Mrtireger aald the prod action ' production by a system In which
of many managements to realise the 1 of gooda and aorvkoa haa la be dl-1 everyone gets a share
workers' needs. Tties needs, ne !
explained, are not only for lood.
shelter and clothing. They are alo
fur power, prektixe and achieve
ment. The latter three, he said are
U often overlooked. Pvrholov
aould take them into account and
make them part of Iree enterprise
Psychology would a!o adopt a
new point of view in relations be
tween management and workers
This Is a modified continuation of
the relation beiaeen parents, and
rliildrcn An industrial group would
be a family In which everyone
worked through the group for his
own interests.
"There ara managers" Dr. Me-
Registration
For College
Monday
Pall term registration for Klam
ath Community college courses will
Hart next Monday, September 12. 7
to p. m. In room 103 of Klamath
Union high achool.
Classes will begin the week of
September IS.
Courses offered are selected from
the list of those recommended as
meeting Junlor-certlflcata require
ment at the University of Oregon,
Oregon State college, and the three
college of education. The first year
program will Include English com
position. English literature, history
of western civilization, sociology, bi
ological science survey, typing,
freshman mathematics, and ac
counting. Pull college credit may be
earned In these courses or they may
be taken on a non-credit basis.
Those Interested are welcome t o
come to the high achool during the
evenings of the next week and talk
to. the Instructors about the various
courses. Kor further Information
call 2-1433 during the afternoon and
evening-..
Wife, Child Race Time
To Join Husband in US
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 9 ') used, offered lo help him financial
Transportation workera In four ly. On found him a Job Her,
countries arc racing against Urn In j And a travel agency with offices
an effort lo reunlt an American , ntre went all ,( ln an ,U(mpt to
war veteran and hi German wife arrange transportation for the mo
and child. ther and child. It Is working with
Tha veteran, :dward Relsbect. agencies In Ox: rmany. England, Ca
rl, of Portland, Ore, Is nervoasly ; nada vnd the United Slates,
waiting here, hoping hla family will I PrM,nl Um ei ,hrm u
arrlv In lh miled ntate ay mm- lrM iioothsmoion. Inrl.na .m
Auctioneer Sold
Real Bargain
GRANTHAM, Eng.. Sept. f;P
night Keptember II the deadline
war bride must make to enter the
country without going through auota
procedure. And Relsberk eaye.
"they tell me II would take flv
years to bring Ihrm In ander aao
la." Re is beck married while serving In
the army of occupation In Oe rmany
He came to thl country to pre
pare a home. Meanwhile his child,
Beatrice Marianne, 2, whom he ha
never seen, was born.
Relsbeck aald he made reserva
tion for i.ls wife and baby with a
steamship company In Chicago. But
when he went there to check on tne
II aboard the as AqaiUnla and ar
rive In Canada Helember II.
But there la still the problem of
getting them from Frankfurt, Ger
many to Brcmerhaven and from
there to Southampton.
flee and thought maybe he could ar
range air transportation. But that,
he found, would cost 1111 more than
steamship fare and he didn't have
It.
Newspaper s lories of bla plight
broaiht results, however. Too per-
The auctioneer aarrtflced . kllch.n ! " """
table, last Item of his sale, for five
shillings i(l.
The buyer, a Nottingham second
hand dealer, loaded It Into hla truck
and carted It away. In hi shop, he
found 12SK) 1(1180) ln a drawer.
The auctioneer had aold the table
In which hi clerk kept the pro
ceed of the tale.
Girl Killed
In Landslide
HOOD RIVER. Ore., Sept. UP)
A landslide cruhed down on a
company could not bring them over 'J".""' I""n "-Jwoia
for months.
In desperation he came to New I Her 22-year-old gUter-in-Uw e
Orleana. hut teamihip line here caped only by a freak. A refiiger
told him the same atory. tOT tumbled next to her and
He had a rebate on the fare he; P " " cronea
had paid the Chicago steamship or
expectant another waa only partly
covered by dirt, and waa dag Ire
tt m In a lea later.
Her small daughter also waa
spared, a ah wa playing In th
untouched yard of a neighbor.
The dirt and rock tumbled down,
on 111 town, ten miles soulh of here,
from a steep hillside. Jamea O. Wlr
rlck, general manager of the Ore
gon Lumber company, estimated 400
cubic yards (lipped free. He blamed
moisture from an Irrigation canal at
the base of the hill.
The slide covered the Lost Lake
highway In It course toward tha
Howell home, which wu the only
one hit.
Mrs. Howell was hospitalised,
here, apparently In good condition.
Mis Oownard parent are Mr,
and Mrs. Alma O. Downard. Sunny
vale, Calif.
More than (3,000 000 In financial
assistance waa provided to service
men a nd their dependent by
American Red Crocs chapter last
year.
the smashed bouse wa carried 100
feet to the east fork of the Hood
river.
Suffocated ander the slide wa Al
ia Joanne Downard, who was help
ing Mrs. Reese Howell In the kit
chen at the time. Mrs, rJoweU, an
BIG BLAZE
MONO KONO. Sept. urV-An 18
hour fire destroyed the power plant
at Macao, Portuguese colony on the
South China coast, with an estimat
ed loss of (3 .000.000 i Portuguese
currency). It waa revealed today.
FILMS h
DEVELOPED and
PRINTED
1 -DAY SERYICE
In ky It eat at I
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PHOTO SERVICE
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Announcing the Opening
Saturday, Sept. 10
ef the new
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Veterinary
Hospital
6360 S. 6th St. Ph. 9383
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"Apostles' Doctrine and Fellowship"
'Declaring unto you the testimony of God" ... "Preaching only Jesus Christ, and
Him crucified" . . . "He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved" . . .
No book is authority but the Word of God.
THE world-wide fellowship of Christian brethren worshipping under the nam
-Church of Christ" the Christian church date It existence from April. A. D. S3.
It wa called Into being and activity by the Lord Jesus, Himself, and wa directed
to proceed In the execution of Its -commission'' (Matthew It: 19-30) on the Day of
Pentecost, ten day after the Lord's return to Heaven. 1. e. Hi ascension. In Hi high
priestly Intercessory prayer, of John 17. Jem prays for the unity of Hi followers "that
they all may be one; as thou. Father, art In me. and I In thee, that they also may be
one ln us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. Thus Jesus make plain
that th world acceptance of Christ and true Christianity Is contingent on the unity
of the church.
Psllow Christians, in Klamath Palls, and everywhere, should w deem It a thing
Incredible that the followers of Jesus Christ, in this highly favored country, should re
sume that original peace, purity, and unity, which belong to the constitution, and alone
constitute the glory of the Body of Christ. His church, on earth? Is there anything
necessary for the accomplishing of thl desirable purpose but to conform to th model
and adopt the practice of the primitive New Testament church, expressly exhibited In
th New Testament? Whatever alterations such procedure might produce In any or all
churches, should, w believe, be deemed neither Inadmissible nor Ineligible.
The Keren EearnUal Vnltlea of The New Testament Church a Keeorded hi
Epheaiana 4:l-, are:
' 1 Unity at WORSHIP became there b ONE GOD.
1 I'nlty of Al'THORITT bees use ther I ONE LORD A CHRIST,
t Unity tt PRACTISE bees use ther I ONE BAPTISM.
4 Unity ef PREACHING because there la ONE FAITH,
t Unity ef ORGANIZATION because there Is ONE BODY.
Unity of LIFE because there la ONE SPIRIT.
7 Unity ef PURPOSE becaos there ta ONE HOPE.
Thl M rased passage tram God's Word contains every essential far Christian Unity.
Tru catholicity rests alone in the Christ of the ages and the church which bear
His Name, and obeys His orders. The Church of Christ la of necessity non-Protestant,
non-Catholic, non-Episcopal, non-Reformed, non-Ecclesiastical, non-Denominational.
None of these things are known ln Holy Writ, and are necessarily of man's devising.
Three centuries before th organisation of any sectarian bodies, and through the rising
and falling of thousands of religious parties the Church of Christ continues to herald
th Lord's message of salvation: "Ye must be born again." "Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ." "Repent, and be baptised every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for th
remission of sins."
A major evangelistic campaign is In progress at the Klamath Falls Christian Church
setting forth the principles of New Testament Christianity, the basis of Christian unity,
and teachings of our fundamental hope of Immortality, based on the teachings and
sacrifice of the Bon of Ood, as our Bavlor. The evangelist are Mr. and Mrs. James
Matthew Alley, nationally known, and eminently successful New Testament teachers,
expositors, and Interpreters of New Testament truths. Service nightly except Saturday.
The First Christian Church
Ninth and Pin
C. W. Swope, Minister
Klamath Folia, Oregon