PACE FOUR
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, OCT. 10. 1949
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Fire! Fire! Fire!
By DEB ADDISON
YEAR alter year, for Lord knows bow long, we
used to listen to Keith Ambrose give us tory
eo fir prevention, come October and Fir Pre
ventlon Week. We tat and fidgeted a little, and
gometlme needled Keith a little.
on hit annual plea for carefulnee
Instead of carelessness.
We all lay. "It won't happen to
me." It can happen to me . . . and
to yout
Thlt la Fire Pretention week.
Keith la (one. but Roy Row la
carrying on. Roy la city fir mar
shal. He's making the lecture
tour this week, of schools, and
adult organisations. The following
is from Roy's typewriter. If you
Ilk a thriller, read It.
ADDISON "IRE! FIRE! FIRE! Those
f words screamed In the night
are blood curdling, especially if the screams are
coming from the building you are In. The lights go
out, th room la filling up with smoke, you start
coughing and gagging, you try to find the door.
Where Is that door? You have to have air; It Is
getting harder to breathe: you are confused. Thoughts
start going through your mind: Why should this
happen to you, you are going to bum up, what a
horrible death, you have to get out of that building,
you are suffocating, you bump Into the wall, you
stumble and fall, you get up quickly and go tn
another direction. You bump Into the door.
Thank heavens, you found the door. Now you can
get out. You take hold of the door knob. It Is hot;
k bums your hands. Suddenly you remember some
thing: One time you had to listen to a fire pre
venUon talk. It was boring. It would never happen
to you. It always happens to the other fellow, yet
here you are, caught like a rat In a trap.
Remember that man said, "Never open a door that
la hot If that door Is hot there Is a fire on th
other aid that caused the door to become hot You
cannot stand th heat If you open that door." Yet
you think that you hav to go through that door;
that Is th way you came Into your room. He said
something about getting on your hands and knees tn
a smoke filled room and holding a handkerchief
over your not and mouth. You should also know
another way out Oh yea. th window Is across the
room. You crawl on your hand and knees to the
window; you open that window. Fresh alrl Now you
can breathe
There are six firemen putting ladders up to the
windows. Men and women are going down the
ladders. Why dont they give you a ladder? You
yell at them, cuss them; to with the other
guy, you want a ladder, your room la getting warm;
ar they going to let you bum; what la the matter
with that fire department; they should have more
firemen there: this Is a three-story building: a fine
bunch of firemen, sending only six firemen to a fire
of this she
There comes a ladder to your window. About time
they did. You go down the ladder; are you going
to tell that fire chief a thing or two! oh, brother,
the Salvation Army or Red Cross takes you in. gives
you hot coffee. What's this, eleven people burned to
death In that fire. You lost everything but your life.
Remember that fire prevention talk, "this town
needs more firemen, better equipment" You did not
think so, you voted against It: It would raise your
axes a few cents a year. Maybe that fir chief
knew what he was talking about after all.
This may happen to you. 28 people bum to death
(mostly women and children) every day to th
TJrdUd State. $2,000,000 worth of property burns
very day. Carelessness I Get rid of thos fir
haaards, get fire-minded, stop fires I
These Days
P
By GEOKUI E. KUKOLSKY
tIERRE DOS UTT Is a learned man whoa nam
appears In "Who's Who" snd whose scholarly
works ar listed In no bibliographies. In fact, Pierre
Do Utt Is a planner who has devoted himself to
th remaking of society and he Is not th first
who tried It Th blessing Is that most planners
only talk or writ about It and get lost In a mase
of words, although Karl Man has become the Icon
of myriads of the breed who quarrel to violently
that the hop of society It that they may devour
each other.
At any rate. Pierre Dos Utt has at long last
produced a book which contains his masterly plan.
He calls It "Tanstaafl. The author sayt that it Is
from th Babylonian, but philologists wtll Insist
that It I Sanskrit corrupted by Low German. Than
which nothing It lower, as everybody knows. How
aver. It has meaning which I shall secretly glv
you at th end of this monograph on Tanstaafl
which I writ with th approval of ASOA. which
Is whatever you think It It and I hop you keep
It clean.
The original "TansUafl la published by Cairo
Publications which may or may not exist for any
other purpose and which gives Its address at 30
8th street 8, E Canton. Ohio. Th 8. E. la un
doubtedly In Imitation of Washington. D. C. Dos
Utt thereby paying his respects to th fountain
of all knowledge, the seat of perfection, th apogee
of conglomeration, even as Brahms did In hla First
to Beethoven's Ninth.
SIDE GLANCES
OW. to get to the heart of the matter. Dos Dtt
iinos me numan rare in a very sad state
and has a solution for the problem, he following
In a long line of solvers which Includes Hammu
rabi. Wang Anshth. Akbar, Karl Marx and Henry
Wallace, to say nothing of Aristotle. Plato. Henry
Oeorite. and Leon Keyserllng. He states the problem
tuectneuy.
"And correlated with this Inherent urge to gain
at the expense of others Is the deep-seated desire
mi wiuw on our superiority, ror mis reason, we
buy flashy automobiles, elaborate house, extrava
gant clothes and sparkling jewels.
"As money la the medium through which we are
able to reflect our affluence. It at once becomes the
final goal of our objective. Henc money Is the
ultimate symbol of our Inherent disposition to km."
NOW, if you understand that you can under
stand anything and ought to reach the proper
conclusion which Is to drop dead, aa Milton Berle
would say In lingua Bronx, but Dot Utt puts It
more cogently tn the following fore rules:
"The basic human urge to kill for self-aggrandisement
It very strong and It Is also very dangerous
If It Is not controlled. Our recommendation Is to
stimulate personal ambition, but to have It strictly
regulated by a supreme state authority. Then the
pattern of human advancement can be evenly regu
lated for the benefit of aU the deserving."
The volume Is amply supplied with charts and
graphs out omits photographs as beneath scientific
contempt Also photographic exactitude defies the
artistic skill of the chart drawer who divines what
figures mean by making them obscure. It Is thus
ruled by the Society of Statistical Arts. It also is
adequately statistical and footnoted and prove It
point by algebra but omits astrophysics.
HOWEVER, I should fall my readers were I not
to point to one essential lapse in this otherwise
colossal labor. On page 18, Dot Utt provide a chart
to prov that horses, cattle, fowl and hogs have
made great progress but that man has stood still.
He baa not most supristngly, noted that a wingless
fowl has been produced, thus Increasing the breast
of this biped. This omission Is serious because of
It Implications, for were we. by our higher lntelll
gence, to produce an armless man. we should for
ever save the human race from kleptomania, which
is a short term for such creatures ss pickpockets,
tax-collectors and subsidy hunters.
Now. our secret:
Tanstaafl is mnemonic for "There ain't no such
thing as a free lunch."
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mx mm. sat t. it ta a nay, tn.
"A fin bunch of relatives you hav! I said w could ut
a thousand dollars and your unci asked wouldn't I settle
for two hundred and when could we pay it back!"
Static
By DAVE VNDKRHILL
TELLING
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Thank Yea
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. ITo the
Editor The fsll of the year al
ways Introduces a new and Interest
ing series of concerts sponsored by
the Community Concert association
and made possible through the paid
memberships of many people In our
community. It also follows that the
annual task of soliciting the mem
berships falls to a group of loyal
and civlc-mtiided men and women
who give freely and willingly o I
their time so that the Community
Concert association may be p e r
petuated. To say that this year's member
ship drive was a success would be
a gross understatement Our mem
bers for the forthcoming season
day night. U bundled up for t h e ZZfS ZJSHT ever"
cold weather. Right now he t up to ; before with four concert Instead of
his ten In work, preparing for the , the usual three.
"Baldy" Evans
THE DOCTOR SAYS
Have Aging Joints Treated
By EDWIN P. JORDAN M. D.
Osteoarthritis or hypertrophic ar
thritis really should not be called
arthritis at all. It Is really a mild
degeneration or wearing out of
some of the structures which go to
make the joints. It Is s sort of aging
of the Joints which shows up first in
those Joints which do the most work,
like the knees, hips or fingers.
The exact cause or causes of this
condition are not entirely under
stood. There may be an inherited
factor, that la the cartilage and
bone of people in some families may
be particularly susceptible to early
degeneration or osteoarthritis. Re
peated Injury also seems to promote
the development of this condition.
Poor posture, disturbances of blood
circulation, and obesity are otber
conditions which contribute to the
development of osteoarthritis.
Accompanied by Stiffness
The end Joints of the fingers fre
quently become enlarged. This Is
often accompanied by a certain
amount of stiffness and soreness.
though this usually disappears after
the Joints have -been loosened up.
These enlargement are very com
mon In later years snd are celled
Heberden's nodes.
I The treatment of degenerative
changes In the Joints includes gen
eral measures aimed at relieving
the discomfort and Improving the
over-all physical condition. Local
measures designed to relieve the In
volved Joints and prevent or cor
rect any difficulties which are pres
ent are also used. Occupational
strains should be eliminated when
ever possible and posture should be
corrected.
Many people become unnecessari
ly alarmed when they are told that
they have this condition because
they are afraid that they may be
come seriously crippled. Osteoar
thritis Is always a mild condition.
The Doctor Answers
QUESTION: la there sny special
diet which can be used for an en
larged liver?
ANSWER: The liver may be en
Urged In several different condi
tions. Including heart disease, kid
ney disease, as well ss diseases of
the liver itself and other disorders.
For these reasons there Is no diet
that can be suggested.
Plane Vanishes,
Aerial Search
BAKER, Oct 10 (flV-A sheriffs
aerial posse flew east of here today
In search of a private airplane that
vanished yesterday In rain and fog
on a short flight to Halfway.
Slate police reported the plane
was piloted by Verl Hansen, owner
of a hotel at Halfway. Near the
deep Snake river canyon. The plane
was identified as a yellow painted
Aeronca bearing
appearance of T. Texas Tyler at the
armory on Friday, October 14.
The cowboy musician, famous tor
his "singing growl" technique won
top honors for the best western rec
ords in 1948. -
He is well
known to west
ern fans for his
classic recita
tion o f "The
Deck of Cards."
Tyler's reper
toire r s n g e s
from sweet bal
lads to old
hymns; from
novelUes and
"growl num
bers" to west
em swing.
Many songs
such as "Re- Dave Underfill!
member Me." "Dad Gave My Dog
Away," "Beautiful Life," and
"Black Jack David" will be fea
tured when the Tyler aggregation
appears at the Armory next Fri
day night
41
Sterol J
Baldy tells me that T. Texas Is
going into the horse-operas.
His first epic with Columbia Pic
tures Is entitled (Horsemen of the
Sierras."
I was kind of wondering whether
T. Texas and all his Oklahoma Mel
ody boys would fit Into one of thru
license numbers ' low-sided wagons.
Can just picture the boys rolling
We, the members of the board,
feel a word of thanks Is due the
workers who have made the annual
membership drive a success, and
wish to thank all for their elforu.
We hope none of our members
will miss any of the scheduled con
certs. We regret that many persons
desirous of obtaining memberships
were unable to do so.
The first concert tor this season
will be held at the Pelican theatre
Thursday, October 27. at t p. m.
at which time Nlckolat and Joanne
Oraudan, cello-piano duo, will ap
pear. R. W. SAUNDERS JR.
General Chairman
Community Concert aisoclstlon
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. (Tell
ing the Editor)
He Comes to Church
At last he came to church one day.
Six neighbors carried him that way.
But when he passed the portalt
straight
Another had to swing the gate.
Another opens wide the door
For he could open it no more.
But now at last he came In search
Of something that they have tn
church.
The preacher spoke a helpful word.
And yet I wonder If he heard.
And if he heard, he understood.
His hearing now was not so good.
He was made welcome, for all men
Are always welcome, even then.
And yet he would have been I know.
. rV.s I D,clure U,.D0V" rolling - j,,,, welcome years ago.
carried four hour, of fuel It left skins" In hot pursuit. I lmaalne that tint .11,1!. .?. .f f?.m5 '
t..Z.tCZ fSJH'...""' word ' comfort by our bier
r- wmw tts ass as tciicii. a CUU. UU(1 Ul
"Beautiful Life."
Baker at 1:20 Dm. on the M-mil
flight to Halfway and never checked
in there. Police said airports else
where in Eastern Oregon snd in
Western Idaho reported no know
ledge of the plane.
The first radio telegraph service
over water was set up in 1912 be
tween San Francisco and Honolulu.
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Ai you will probably notice this
column Is written In kind of a hurry.
Some of the boys Just dropped In
from Portland on their way to Lodl.
They talked me into going along
with them to see the Portland-Santa
Clara game.
So I am in s bit of a hurry to
get sway.
See you Monday, If I don't get
lost In a grape arbor.
We could have come in Ufa to hear
For here to greet us, waits a friend
At the beginning, not the end.
Religion is for the living, sye,
To live by not alone to die.
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i The World Today;
S By DKWITT. MAl'Kr.N.lK I
I Ar Foreign Affairs Analyst I
Til Russian satellite nations of
Eastern k'ur are undergoing an
educational iiirlainoriluts whlrli
bids fair Ui rhange their entire out
look on life and take them still
further away from Western thought.
Th satelllle governments ate
busy overhauling their school
systems to make them ronlorni
with th roiiimuniat ideological
teachings laid v
down by Mot-
cow. Csechoalo-
vakla, lor ex- i
ample. It en- ,
guard tn eltml-
naiing fromchil
drens reading
all such frivoli
ties as rags-to-
nrnes success
stories and
fairy tales which
for centuries
have fascini
youngsters
world around. Martentia
In place of such material th
small folk ar getting test-books
which glv a new and "genuine '
outlook. Even such success stories
as that of Henry Ford are banned,
on the grounds that he was -an ex
ploiter of the working people."
Th slgnillrance of this revolu
tionary rhange Is pointed out In an
article by educationalist Jorrf Bur
bag In the Warsaw "Trybuna
Ludu." orgsn of uie communist
dominated Polish united workers'
party. He says schooling is to be I
linked more closely to political, so.;
rial and economic life. It Is to be '
Mbta upon the ideology, education !
and mtheods Marxlst-Lenlnum. I
tmphasts i
Barbag declares that special em-!
phaais will ba placed on subjects 1
concerning the Soviet t'nlon "with ,
Its leading role In the world. Us :
achievements In the field of science, j
technology, culture and art," He i
continues: I
"The tendency of our new school '
programs Is to Introduce th fullest '
possible Information about the So- I
vlet Union In the lowest school 1
grades, while the new school pro-1
grams will also show on the basis'
of facts the character ol anglo-sax-
on imperialism, lis antl-soclal tend-1
encles and its iirKiitlv and destruc
tive role In every sphere of life"
In short, Moscow Is In process of 1
remolding civilization, which will
regard Russia as the parent nation :
of the world. I
Deep Water I
However, that get us Into rather !
deep water. What really started me
off was the Idea of depriving Uie
youngsters of their fairy lairs and ;
other cherished literature out of
which have grown the dreams of 1
childhood. Bring well aware that I,
could be wrong In my outlook. I
was glad when my colleague David
Taylor Marke, AP newsfeatura spe
cialist on education, dropped by my
desk. I asked him how American
educators felt on this subject.
"The Drtmarv contrast H ha aatH
"Is that In the United Bute w!
are trying to meet the needs of
the state.
BOYLE'S COLUMN
Photographer Makes Lion V
Out of Winston Churchill
bl doing to Br v M t
let t h m. for T 3..
amout people '..U f
tlen ar more J . ' l
1 1 If I cult to J Ml . .'I
ihotograph than . -. 1 1
Bv H.M. HIIVIK
NIW YORK (41 Winston
Churchill one grumbled to Youau!
Karah. "You can even inak t roar
ing lion stand still to b photo
graphed.' It was a reluctant tribute to a
seutttlv young Armenian who has
become on of th greatest ln
artist of our lime. He has mail
everybody from Joan Crawford lo
Poh) Plus "look at th birdie."
And after IS
years o f stalk
I n g relrbriurs
with hla rani
era Karah hts
a matchless gal
1 r y o t pot
trails.
But It has
taken consider
able
get
famous
ollen
d
photograph than
babies. Hal rtoyl
Churchill was a ras In point.
Marsh ambushed him tn Ottawa In
the house of commons Just a f t r
Winston had mad a stirring war
time address. Still flushed from his
speech, th premier didn't want his
picture taken. Reluctantly, he
paused before the camera and lit
a long cigar.
When Karah held out an ashtray.
Churchill only clamped his Jaw
more firmly on his alogle. Karah'
impulsively reached out. murmured
"forgive me, sir." and plucked the!
cigar from Uie Hps of the astounded
statesman. Then he stepped back I
and clicked his camera on Churchill
a glowering lion al bay. j
The result was an unforgettable
portrait. It caught th spirit of be
seiged Britain tn on Indomitable
face. I
N Oddities I
Karsh doesn't try to catch his.
subjects In odd poaea. I
"Why should I pick on a mtn
when his fork s In his mouth'" h'
said.
"When I make a picture. I try to
make It an embodiment of th man '
at th helitht of his life. I try to
bring nut the humanity In him. the j
Judicious blending of tile good and
bad. And I'm not so Interested In
whether people like their pictures
as in whether people who know
them da
Karsh says the most Interesting
man is ever photographed was Ber
nard Hhaw. Shaw began hts Inter
view by remarking:
'What are you Armenian I
That's good. I have many good Ar
menlsn friends. But you know, of )
course, th only way to keep Ar-
menlans healthy and strong is to
exterminate them once In a while." j
Remember j
The late General John 1. Perth- j
Ing. rising from a sickbed tor hi
last portrait, said, hslf-jokmi. half- I
wistful:
"Take a picture Uie American '
people will remember for hundrsit
yeara"
Karsh said on of hts moat dun.
trull subjects was Lord Heaver,
brook, because of hla rattles run.
gy. But "th Heaver'' was t
pleased with his portrait ht ,.
claimed:
"You hav Immortalised ma"
Kaah mentioned th Incident
an acquaintance o f Braverbronii
and the man said: '
"Karah, tie you aur that waa a
good Idea."
nulla
At 40 Karah has photogrsptini
moat of Kurope't monarchs and
majority of th worlds top state,,
men, diplomats and military lead
rs. "Hut Ih man whose portrait I
would Ilk moat to make la Stalin
he said. "A good picture of rltahrt
might help to explain him to tn
world. Ht has never faced an un
biased camera
Yet's Mail Bag
e.
iMhaV
At a aarvle ta vawana la ttta rna.
anuntlr. tnia naarapaliar still puldlsh i
nrraalorial vvlumn uf Mara Striata fi
lha vetaiana admmialraliun raa futi
Information aelarana alwiul ton tart
arrlla Ihett naataal VA ufflr
World War it veterans should sp.
ply immediately fur their aperiai
dividend on national service life in
suraur politic tn ba paid raiiy
next year by Ih veterans adminis
tration. If they have not already
don so. the VA has announced.
The VA reKirla tnat thousand, nf
Pacific Northwest veterans applied
for their Ol Insurance dividend dur
ing Ui first few days after applica
tion forms became available Ausu.i
W Mine then, however, applica
tions from veterans hav fallen nlf
comldersbly.
In order to process dividend ap.
plications efficiently, by business
machine methods. It Is necessary
that applications be received In a
lars volume, the VA explained.
The VA stressed that veterans
must apply if they wish to rectn
a Ol Insurance dividend check. Ap
plication forma are available at all
poatofllces, from the VA or any Vet.
rnns service organisation.
The VA said also Hist many dm
drnd applications are being re
ceived without the veteran's situs,
lure or hit service artlal number,
both of which are necessary.
Veterans who failed to sign Uietr
applications should submit another
properly tilled out. the VA ra.d
Queatlan I If The Week
Q. I am an employed World War
It veteran and wish to get a CI
loan to buy a buameaa. Can I get
such s loan, even though 1 Intend
to continue working at my present
job.
A. If you plan tn conduct the
business yourself either on a full
or part-time batU, fan would M
eligible for a Ol business loan.
Gale Page Here
Tonight
A program of popular and light
concert music is scheduled for to
night at 8 o'clock In the Mills audi
torium when Oale Page and Sohto
de Soils are presented by the 20-30
club.
Selections by Irving Berlin.
Gershwin. Youinans. Porter, Cho
pin, Debussy and original Boll to de
Soils coniposlUons will be featured.
Tickets are available through 10
30 members and at the door tonight.
B-47 Stratojet
More Powerful
SEATTLE, Oct. 10 (P The Boe
Ing B-47 stratjet bomber has JJ
per cent more power now than
when It crossed the country In lest
than four hours last January.
An air force announcement said
the Increased power from six nw
General Electric J-47 turbo-jet en
gines wax tested for the first time
in a 37-mlnute flight at Motes lake.
The medium bomber now has
power potential of more than ...
200 pounds of thrust with rocket as
sists, the air force tald.
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GALE PAGE
Star of Screen, Radio end "Show-loot"
SOLITO DE SOUS
Europe's Most Sensational Pianist end Composer
IN POPULAR CONCERT
AT
MILLS SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Tonight, 8 P. M.
Music by Gershwin, Chopin, Porter, Debility,
Kern, lerlin, and Solii
Adm. U9 Tickets now on sal. ,t Waggoner Drug, tth and
Main: Goodyear Service, llh and Klamath; Auld Appliance. IV
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