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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCT. 27. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVI TELLING THE EDITOR 9 I .!! rials ht mm! , plactd before a llrlug Ud. Ttieri J I ftj-i many U.uuaiitU of AinrrU in I whu would oflrr thrlr mtvUm f i i of chrv In hrlpliid txecuti tho . " F'"- . ! lha at AM mmbI ha iiuti Uatbir ONfc bhu i lot . a4 ml nol kr Ik J i iirrMii niiBP. Ana uiinii Z ril(. Cvatribtjliaisoj UIUwlH lbM j - - , . . traitor, MITCHKIX PAIGE Cmrtr. FrI Punt 13S3, VKW COMMI'MKH AMI KM. K. ION KLAMATH rAUJ. OHK. c'l'o Uia lUlttorl Mrntrtu-. imp. Artlrl. Out III lilt BUI of Klalila ul Hi fjnnstltu. lin rrads a follows: "Coiiares hall maka no law rupecllm ail asiabllshmrnt of rrlialuii or prohlb ting Uia f rr axarcla Ihrraof." What dim Ihla moil raartly? Jul aludy for a mlnul Uiasa flgurra on lha prrarnl alia and nalura of roll linn and Ita ork In lha V. B. A i J0 drnoiiilnatlona, JM.ooo rhurrhc and aynoiiura, 77.0UO.Ouo mrmbtra, 1IU0O0 Hundiiy arhool, Vi.OHO pa rorhlal arliool. 8U0 collrur and school of higher learning, libraries, radjo atatloiM, publlihlng liousas fur book, niaiaxliifa, nrwatmp.ra, charltlM, orphan, hoapllala missionary forcaa, ladlca aids, aux iliaries, men aoclrllra. young pro roupa and olliera. Thrsa ara what Communism would likt to lakt over and destroy, Earl Browdrr. former head of Ilia Communlsl In tlia U. 8 said. ". Wa Oartmuiilst do not dlatln-ulh be Trn good and bad relmlon, br i'au we Uiliik Ihry ara all bad ' rallh u w know It, U the aort of thing you find In (lie Trn Com. mandmrnta and tha Brrmon on the Mount. Tha Communlut fallh or "Marlsm-Lntnlsm," a ojirratrd by Joe Blalln la a plan and method to rule the world. The man who drew up the plan waa Karl Marx, who lived from 1811 to IM3. Tha man who put the plan Into action In real Ufa waa Vladimir I. Ulynov. alia:. Nikolai Lenin, who lived from 1170 to IM4. and led the world Com- munljiU to rapture Huuia In 1017 18. The man who made the pan i word force wa Josit Vuarlonaovlch UJuguihvlll, allaa Jo.ll malm, now living, and 80 yeara old, who fol lowed Lenin In command of the world CommunUla caiispirary. Re' member the prraent "Htalin" start- d out In lite to deairoy the gov arnmrnl of hla own country, and rebuilt It on Communlsl 1 1 n e a through bloody revolution and that la how It waa actually done. Ha waa auainst all law except Communlat Irtraa aa laid down by Karl Marx He urd Uie allaa "Blalln" in hide hla real Identity, Just aa TJIyanov turd "Lenin Uarr' Idea nf a Communlat world I Waa that the world aa we know It muat be deatroyed religion, fam ily, lawa, rlghla. everything. Any body oppoaing waa to be deatroyrd too. Marx wanted a world In which people owned no property, took or dera from the government without quaaUon, and let their family life husbands, wlvea. parenta. and chll a)r.n be without religion, morale or Ideala aa w know them. Marx' Idas, of morality and family wera that anything la moral even ly ing. atMllng. and murder If it brings on Communum. That worn- a ahould have children for the Oommunlat aula to educate, train. )and uso. but parent ahould not have any aay In training according to ' their own Idea. That there la no need to fear Ood becaua. He dora no enat Marx had the Idea that people could never be happy, have enough to eat. make enough money, or have aurceaa In the kind of world wt know. Our own U. B. A. la llv Inc proof that he waa aa wrong a a man oan be. Perhapa Marx waa craiy. but he waa not the firal evil and craxy man to atari the terrible world up heaval, nor waa he the laat. Hitler waa like that too, but look at what ha did. Some overlook Marx' craii neaa because he wa one of the moat effective propagandlat who ever lived. Hla preaching of deatruc lion appralrd .specially to people who wanted to rule nthrra and did not know how. It atlll doea. Lemn waa th ton of a minor gov ernment clerk. He had a terrible thirat for power. Early In hi life, ha read Marx, caught the Idea of forming Communlat crlla of revolu tion aa Marx planned than, and built a conspiracy to caplure hit country. When Russia Cxarlst Govern ment craalied in the war of ISI4-I8, It waa followed by a Republic or ganlrrd along the line of our own. But before the Republic could real ly take hold, Lenin Communist came out from under cover, slaugh tered all opposition and et up by force of arnia, a Communlat dic tatorship. Thry aUII have It today. I would like to comment briefly on the recent aentenclng of trn top tanking American Communlat lead Vji, particularly Robert Thompson, leia than five year ago, thla annie Thompaon wore the uniform of an American aoldler. He waa awarded our nation's iccond highest military decoration the DtUngulhrd Service Croaa, for arrvlce In the Pacific. Today he la In prison for vowing to destroy by force, these, our own United Slates, I wonder what those Army Court Martial boards are thinking more than a hundred O. I.' were executed during World War II, many for less severe offenses. I would venture to say had Thomp aon'a fellow officer and the men 1' his orgnnltatlon known then what thry know now, Thompson would never have art fool asuln on the soil of our glorious Republic. Too bad we don't have a law whereby people Ilk Thompson could be Hunt Dispute ! Leads To Gun Wound PORTLAND. Oct 27 UPtA shoot ing that stemmed from an argument Bttileinent of dlftrrencea between1 over a hunting rifle put one man Urlllah Columbia' Lumber Iiupcc-1 Hi hospital yesterday and another tore union cCC'Ll and the Pacific I In Jail. Lumber Inspection bureau wa re- Charged with assault with a dan- pi.rted last night. The agreement 'gcroiia weapon U William B. Bchaef- hradrd off a strike which threat- I frr, 64, who wa quoted a saying ened to halt all lumber exports from "I had to shoot him" after aherlff't tha province. ' deputies arrived at hi gun shop. Mr.'l "I l.h.MKNT VANCOUVER, U, C, Oil. 27 IIP) There thry found Sidney U. Car- I of arguing while on a hunting trip rick. VI, wounditf In Uie face by a "" Prairie t-lty Tuesday. Both ra ils gauge plsfil sliot. Deputies said Bchaef frr rrlatrd: "He wanted to fight me. I locked the door. He brat down the doors. Ha kept coining at me. I ran for the fun. I told him I would shoot If he kept coming " Kill' Thrrat Deputy District Attorney John Collier said Carrlck when qurstlon Schaeffer." That will bring a "threatening a felony'' charge. Col lier aald. Carrlck waa arrlously ed at the hospital threatrnrd to 'kill but not critically wounded. Collier reported the two men told turned home her and the (hooting followed another argument yester day. Railway Clous Shaw Station AVOT. Fngland I) Oeorge Bernard Shaw once described him self "an Inaccessible man In an Inaccessllble part of the country.1 That'a more (rue than ever, now. British railway closed down the station here, the nearest to tha 83-year-old playwright home at Ayot 81 Lawrence. Reason given was the DMlfflnc Rm44Iac Dr. I. J. Walrucott, county health Glide achool authorUlea hav UOligiUS Dailies officer, said ha had registered 27 closed the achool lunch room and YaIImu Inimrllxn case last night and expected othe- art Investigating sanitary condl. I CHOW tlQUnUICe today. At the time he aaid there tuma. The achool reported a 28 pe ROBEBURO, Oct. 27 oP-County 0 to 80 additional casaa ten- cent absentee list yesterday. health official were working today ""'y diagnosed. to control an outbreak of yellow He aald the outbreak wa nearlng Hana Norland r Ire I a ur a a a, jaundice In the Glide district east "epidemic proportion." Phone 8888. of here. Serum wa reported being flown from the Eat on American Red ''VT WTfTr'' C CCV(l -tfTTI f Croe order after the local tupply TZHMr I LI 1TI I VN 7Ti waa exhausted last night. TfflxT I J J Cptt small demand for aervlce. Comment (al 1 cTal J iVaYai I 3 I fal'l d from Shaw' home: -He' far too old .ltjatilJy J 1 m""-t ' xaw, to travel br train anyway. He al- ' MT ''UP Ml lnMI,' uir Way goe by ear." aLass.iiaassssssssssssssssssssssssssassssssiMss. Everything; Vnil UfKUT i in a" rf SHORTENING ' LWAl SATIN AT lAftWAT STOIES ef.'fj ; Party Food Time! see what saitwat has to help You don't have tp go MJU-AMSAVEI die m.f. ' "a n unusual . ' dies, nuts. ref:L:r?ya ?n ""usual assortnnV" f'J but a small ZT tun'ft food treats. L u"l Mm way for and save, iuvii oi aafewnv'. lo . .cu ncre your party food, th ZZlU?' Sme to . too ! wcex you Jl Und what you want- Priceg this ad effective Fri., Oct. 28, thru Man., Oct. 31 JUNKET BRAND LONG GRAIN RICE Showboat Whit Rici. ZENITH WHITE RICE Showboat CooW whit, fluffy DROMEDARY DATES Pitted fin for stuffing. Cracker Jack Us them for party prizes. Fudge Mix NESTLES SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE 6,kgs 25e Morsels p; 19C Deviled Ham Underwood Brand For Party Sandwiches 2V4-OS. Con OCT. 29 NOV. 5 NATIONAL 19' Apple Week 7Vi-oi. pkq. BORDEN MINCE MEAT None-Such Ready to uie! 28-01. jar I ENRICHED Kitchen Craft FLOUR S.&W. CAKE MIX For delicious fruit cake. sock i "'.b.v25e Jelly Seans Ultia riit kiui. Pm led In eaities t "trick t tret. lib. GUM DROPS & ORANGE SLICES POP CORN Jolly Tire. lO-ei-l'' C.lle pi,. HARD CANDY & CANDY CORN b.pi, CHOCOLATE DROPS MARSHMALLOWS CANDY BARS hmmm u K!bJ, 19 Mb.25 25 Ultra Fie FLUFF-I-IST ...b.pl,.29 carton 24 89e OREGON WALNUTS M 35 NEW CROP ALMONDS 'u. DM i u. 39 tim and work. 40-C8. pk. KITZ CRACKERS $,. .r..,. i-u. Mt. 32 CREAMED HONEY . h- 25 STRAINED HONEY .., .... u.., 29 RIPE OLIYES ibony. Standard ilia. Ne I 23C TOMATO CATSUP T , 15 ZEE PAPER NAPKINS 10 KELLOGG'S 'PEP t0id ,.,i. 15 INSTANT RALSTON CEREAL Pkl. 27 SUNNYBANK MARGARINE ,.Lk. pki. 29 MRS. WRIGHT'S BREAD ;..t u.,.., 14 Apple Esder : lirei bnai. ri Gallon frtj ncctu! Jug 49. COCA COLA PEPSI-COLA HIRE'S Ktfrashinaj Cartan af i boHlat 29c i; I2-.L bHi, ..cs5e Hih tka Spall ROOT BEER Plus Bottle Deposit 12-et. boHl .5 mmiim Moonbeam biand. Makot poifoctly fiaad piti. ' 2 1 15. PINK SALMON .t.. NIBLETS CORN .w DEL MONTE PEAS LIBBY'S PUMPKIN FRUIT COCKTAIL Ho,t.a d.i,si KIPPERED SNACKS Early Gardaa Fancy Ne. I a 35e 12-or. can 18e 10 tan 9C N. 101 aan 10 N.. 22 n Cretiad Fiik Nov A ua 29c 10 Delicious Jonath?-; Ortleys 3 lbs. 25c; box $1.29 lb. 5c; box $159 lb. 5c; box $159 RedRomes 2 lbs. 15c; box $2.39 Cranberries lb. 25c Tokay Table Grapes, 2.J9c Potatoes n 49c Zltoc Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs. 25c Southern Yams lb. 10c HALLOWEEN c Pumpkins LB- 5 BROCCOLI lb. .15 'GREEN CABBAGE lb. .03 CAULIFLOWER lb. .17 CELERY lb. .07 PARSNIPS lb. .10 BRUSSELS SPROUTS lb. .23 TURNIPS lb. .10 WINTER SQUASH ..lb. .03 P.IC'NICS--- ib. .39. SUGAR CURED Rath, Wilson and Cudahy brands. Popular sixts 4 to 8-pound avtrago Cr.dalL ir. 10. 03t aaasT ' Ct.l.J Srad L aa. 1". JiriOinS 6.l IU.07l.Comm Ribs t'lb.79c Crad Comm. lb. 69c Frtsh Oyi tors , Malttm 6?c Frieassto Fowl ,i(l fMJy ... 65c Fancy Frytr , ..H,r.t,Y a.,690 WIENERS or BOLOGNA lb. 39e SLICED COLD TURKEY WONDERFUL FOR PARTIES! Turkeys oven Fancy Toms Ib. 59e READY Fancy Htns lb. 69c BEEF LIVER LI. 39 Pot Roasts ia. Ib. 49 Beef Short Ribs Ib. 25c Ground Beef LNJb.39( Pork Sausage Ib. 49c LegO'Umb lb. 79' Lamb Shoulder lb.59c SAVINGS ON FRESH COFFEES COFFEE 53 llDMw I -lb. can Mb. WHOLI II AH MVORTfl FRISKIES DOG FOOD PUSS N BOOTS IVORY SOAP I RINSO WHITE KING . . .... I Madium n m "T I airaaulals lus I e 1.L-J (... Pr.P.r. j.r J. ff ' 7 at) a W. f.dm lipaeially I-88. QCc Caa 1 for Your CM t ft fft a!" OC C"""nt .. 211. tkf. aCjC 11-t.fV,. Z3C - AIRWAY COFFEE i.u. iao 45 mi. iao 89 TENDERLEAF TEA BALLS NOB HILL COFFEE Ml. IAO 95e pk. of 14 21 mmm