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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1949)
Hah MMh math wnhsses MmMl Cay's Sews Br FRANK JKNKINI CI'KAKKH ol the House Bam Ray- fries rive OntoIt run burn, addrcMlhg Democratic parly rally In Houston, Texas, laal niiht. tells hla haartra It Uxka Ilka Ilia Untied main la "MOVINO INTO THE OKEATKHT PROB PKIIITY ANY COUNTRY. OR MANKIND, HAS EVER ENJOYED,'' KLAMATH FALLS, OEEOON, SATl'KDAY, NOVEMBER II, IMt Tclepbe Na. JIM i; 1 HOPE ha la rlaht. Hilt I r ,mmhar thm ! nf t Lthe lata 1930s when Republican of ' ' Tnrlala vara telling ua exactly Hit seme Hum, Wi were llvlm than, tl.ay aald. In NEW ERA. It waa a prlod. Uwy asserted, In which human prog resa and advancement nf tnnMii wart COMINO TO mumoN. As a rrault. POVERTY HAD P.KHM ABOLIHHED. Because we had learned well tilt Iraaona of tha past. a war assured, prosperity would keep on oiii up and up and up and never would 10 down, UftUX, I can remember. also, tha dacada ol the I9:i0a. HomeUiIng had SLIPPED. Prosperity had atubbed Ha tot. JN iht clear, vivid llihl of hind lllil. wa could see Uiat the pros, perlly ol tha 11130a hadn't been aa MOUND at wa thoufltt It waa. Wa discovered that a lot ol what wt had Ihmilhl waa trua prosperity had really been 8PBCULATION whlrh la a poliu word tor tambllnf on tht luturt. Gambling ' prosperity la never permananl. It navar waa and It never will be. 1 taufht ua that. WORXINO. pmduemt. MAK1NO " THINGS FOR PEOPLE TO USE and keeping prlrea low enough to enable people to afford a lot of them. Tradlnc with each other. Exchanging tht things wt makt for tha Hums other people make. THAT la prosperity. m WE ctn speculate on tht slock " mtrkeu. Wt can gambit in tht commodity markeia. Wt can tola ourselves rich. Wt can pen , (ion ouratlvta off. Wt can keep on r spending rarawaary wnua wa riui -. V UP DUT ivitliout making any tf ftrl to pa It off. But that lant prosperity. Wt can kid ouraelvta about It while It la going on Jusl at wt did In tht yean of tht UK 1910a but It jest lan t praaptrtty. M la a tlelghrlde. T)ONT ial mt wrong. v At It stands now. tha Democrau are tet Id run tht country aa long after thia war at tht Republican! did after the Civil War. Tht lead ership of tht Republican party la aalng, bewildered and demoralised. It hain't had truly NEW Idea In forty years. It la Ilk old Calo, who would do nn mora when ht rot In tht Roman aenete than to croak that Carthage must be DESTROYED. Unless tht Republican party can be reborn. It la through. HUT I do wish tht DemocraU. who " awurt ua Ihey art tht only lib train, could revlxe their Ideaa about penning and debt. Jefferson, tht founder of their parly and ont of the great llberali nf all time, had no deluiloni aa to that. I'vt been quoting hla view on that aublect for week became I , think they ought to be more widely i known and accepted. I'm sure tht grau over Jefferson's grave mutt be atlrrinf tnd heaving In theae modern days of reckleaa spending tnd mounting debt. Prepn Spl UEseirak WINTER DRIVING SAFITY It for biktt, too,. in tht optnion pf Cxthong'e clubrnembers wno or sponsoring a ecotcnlite protect on bicycles throughout tht schools.' Wyeve Rodger of Mills school it applying the luminous Stuff while Exehonocrt Gcxxow Fliteroft. Stan Pod ond Mike Holland lend a hand. Rudisill Gets Engle Nod For Tulelake PM TULEI.AKE Kenneth Rudlsll. 3t-year-old ex-marlne. haa been racommended for tha Tulelaka nnal. nuuterahlp It waa announced to- ,,own Alben, Jane Disappear Into Bliss ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19 le-Thoee famoua newlyweds. Alben and Jane Berkley, wart headed aouth on their honeymoon today, but their hereabouia was not definitely day by Congreiuman Clair Engle following a recommendation ol the Siskiyou county democratic central committee. Tha appointment la temporary until civil aervlct examination! are held. Rudlalll la tht ton of tha late Wanda Stark, who died In October and held tht pot Im eater a job at Tulelake tor aeven years. He la a veteran ol tht Pacific theatre, mar ried and haa one eon and at tht preaent time la attending the Uni versity ol California under tht Ol bill. RudUlll la. tha nephew of Mr. and Mra. Ward McCullry of Tule laka. Mr. McCulley haa been act ing poatmailer since Mra. Blark'a death. Juat whan RudUlll will re port to Tulelaka wu not known hare. A report from Paducah, Ky.. aald a car believed to be the ont tht vtct president gave hla bride ah on ly before their wedding waa aaen turning Into The AngeU." Bark leva home near there. However, Iht couplt'a pretence at tht home wta not confirmed. Tht Barklrya, who were married here yeaterday at St. Johna Meth oriut church, left early In the afternoon In tha new convertible coupe for an unannounced destin ation. They were aeen to cna the MecArthur bridge Into Illinois, but there waa no further word of them. Bt'LLETIN TAMPA. Fte. Nav. IS iw A deeiroyer haa picked mp two Ufa rails filled with survivors freea tht B-tS which crashed near Beraaada Wednesday. . MaeDIII field reported today. K wprr ? Tn : HP FISTS FLY AT MUTING Fists fly dur Moritlm union attempts to hold a msmberthi York. Th surging, fighting crowd delayed rightist grievances, for mor than on hour. ing a melt which kvcloped imbership meeting t St. N ed the start of thdsesjion, as tht CIO National icholas area in New called to air leftist- Ui. Secrets Witness In Bridges Case BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19 m Oovernment attorneys (till were keeping secret today tht name of major wltneaa they will present In tha Harry Bridget perjury trial. Prosecution ataff members have aald hla testimony will "carry a real punch." They expected he would reach the atand Friday, but delays prevented that. They expect to get tht aurprire witness on Mon day. Defense The greater part of yesterday wu taken by Chief Defense Attorney Vincent Hallinan. who bored ahead despite government objections and admonitions by Judge Harris In lay ing before the Jury a picture of a gigantic conspiracy which he aald had been evolved to force Bridges from the waterfront. The government's Initial witness was still on the stand when the trial before Federal Judge George B. Harris recessed last night until Monday at 11:00 a. m. He was Lloyd H. Garner, who waa the Im migration and naturalliatlon exam iner at Bridges naturalisation hear ing. Perjery Charge Australian-born Bridges, head of the CIO International Longshore men's and Warehousemen'a union and a central figure in numerous waterfront disputes, la accused of perjury when he stated In a natu ralisation hearing In 1945 that he had never been a communist. Two union officials who served as his wltnessea are accused of conspiracy. Heart Attack Kills Starr BALEM, Nov. 19 (yV-Sephu W. : Starr, 61, supervisor of the division of audita in the state department, died at his home here tills morn ing after a heart attack. A native of Oklahoma, ne came to Oregon In 1910, and waa gradu ated from the University of Ore gon. He had been a state employe 2B years. Starr served In the navy In World War I, and recently was elected commander of the American Legion Capital post No. t. He also waa a member of tht Elks. Sweetland Seeks Purge Force Here By HALE KCARBROI'GH Monroe Sweetland. Orejron democratic national commit teeman, today lined up the state's liberals and presum ably the Oregon democratic organization against Senator Wayne Morse who will be up for re-election next year. Six years ago Morse. republican, was elected to the senate with liberal support and quite often was considered t black sheep among republicans for many of his Independent views He quite often haa sided with the democrau on national Issues. Tiff Isauc But tht state CIO currently la embroiled with the loquacious sena tor over what he understood to be a refusal by the state CIO council to endorse him for re-election. Then last Thursday, speaking be fore a convention of the Oregon Farm Bureau federation, the sena tor widetird tht spilt even further. He told the federation that he wlU atand with Oovernor Douglas McKay and the republican party for the I960 elections. That. Sweetland told The Herald and Newa today, was "the last straw." Deal Clear The deal between Morse and McKay la now clear." Sweetland said, "if any hope remained among Oregon liberals that Morse would campaign as an Independent can didate In I960, his talk in La Grands removed that hope. "Morse It now planning to cash In again on one of his perennial political devices of talking Inde pendent between ejections, then us ing bis record of independence to help elect reactionaries with the OOP label when election time comes." Sweetiand aald that under this formula Morse had campaigned for "such notorious reactionaries" aa Senator Harry Cain of Washing ton. Congressman Henry Dworshak of Idaho and Senator Curly Brooks of Illinois. Endorsements "He talks like a friend of labor In Oregon." the demo leader de clared, "but has endorsed Talt iSen. Robert Tafti In Ohio for re election. Just as he endorses Mc Kay here." Oovernor McKay has already identified himself with Morse. The governor Is expected to be a candi date for re-election next year . Sweetland, from Portland, was In Klamath Falls and Lakevlew to day on a fence-mending Jaunt for the democratic party, and was to attend a 3nd congressional district convention of the railroad brother hoods tonight at the WUlard. School Survey Upset Clears SALEM. Nov. 19 (t The upset over the survey of Oregon educa tional system appeared to be smoothed out today. The state board of education spe cial advisory committee, which sud denly discovered It had no funds for the survey, now expects to get the money from the basic school fund. n i BISHOP William T. Manning, one of the -leoding figures of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States, died yes terday ot the age of 83. He was Episcopal bishop of New York for 26 years, retiring less than two years ogo. Nation's Football Results Ohio Stat Michigan NC Duke Colgate Syracuse Rochester Wesleyan Temple Holy Cross r Rutgers Fordham Temple Holy Cross La Fayette Lehigh Brown Columbia Yale Harvard Princeton Dartmouth .... Trinity Tufts George Wash. Georgetown ... Tulane Virginia Pitt Penn State 7 ... .. 7 21 13 7 35 .... . 7 20 20 .....7 35 14 20 7 21 12 16 7 29 8 19 13 .. 6 .. 0 .28 .. 7 .20 .14 .19 0 Killer Nabbed Fleeing Scene In Hot Rod' TWIN FALLS. Idaho, Nov. 19 (AP) Neil (Butter fintfers) Butterfield, 16-year-old high school athlete, confessed last night to the thrill slaying of seven-year-old Gienda Joyce Brisbois. The youth, who was arrested as he fled west in a stripped down "hot rod," told officers he killed the child "just to see someone die." Sheriff Saul Clark of Cassia county said the youth admitted orally that he slugged the little blonde first ; grader from Burley, Ida., with a tire, jack before I throwing her body into a I canal. But the sheriff said he denied that be raped the glrL Olenda, fully clothed, waa found In the canal Thursday. She. had three wounds on her head. She mas last seen Wednesday evening when she entered an automobile driven by a man. Officers an nounced following an autopsy last night that the girl bad been sexual ly aisaulted. Heavy Gaard Shortly after Butterfield made hut confession, he waa taken under heavy guard 37 miles east of Twin Falls Juat Inside the Cassia county line. There, In a field ot sage brush beside the highway ht was arraigned before Probate Judge Henry W. Tucker of Cassia county on a first degree murder charge. Re waived preliminary hearing and waa remanded to custody at the Twin PaUa county sheriff. The open air courtroom was) within the legal limits of the county where the crime waa committed. Officers feared to take htm Into Burley because of high feeling among dtlsens of the town of IMS. DeBaaaeat -t" Butterfield. a handsome, eix-feei, 175-pound youth, waa recently re leased ' from the Idaho state In dustrial school at St. Anthony, where he waa sent as a delinquent after a case involving forgery. lie waa nabbed yesterday by state police 110 miles west of Burley aa he drove west In his a tripped -down -hot rod." ; . , . Be wail taken from there to Jerome, w&ere he made his oral confession before six state, county and city police officers. Morder ; Sheriff Clark said Butterfield re lated that he slugged tha little girl tare times with a tire jaakv threw her body Into tha oanal. pushed her from the bank with the lack, then drove away after wiping blood from the Jack with his fingers. . A 1M7 Nssh automobile which was found abandoned yesterday la a Burley used car lot had been borrowed Wednesday by Butterfield and a high school companion. The sheriff aald blood was found In the trunk compartment, aa was a tire Jack. Officers had not de termined if the girl waa killed be fore being taken to the canal. ' Girls Tip The first tip which pointed def initely to Butterfield waa given officers by 13-year-old Esther Hal loway. She told them that a boy she knew as "Butterfingers" stop ped In a car on Wednesday before Olenda disappeared. Esther aald "Butterfingers" asked who her par ents were and where she lived, but did not molest her. Butterfield was questioned Thurs day evening, and later that night . packed his clothes and fled from his home. Missing B-29 Fliers Seen Adrift BULLETIN ' OTTAWA, Nov. 1 (CP) The Canadian eeetreyer Haida baa resetted IS sorvrvore frees the B-29 which crashed near Ber muda yesterday,, aaval service headquarters announced teday.. TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 19 (AP) Two rafta filled with survivors from the B-29 which crashed near Ber muda Wednesday have been found, MacDill field reported today. . An airborne lifeboat has been dropped to them. Brig. Gen. James E. Briggs, commanding general at MacDill. said Klndley air force base at Bermuda notified him the survivors had been sighted at 3:10 pjn. today. Gen. Briggs said he had no In formation on the location or num ber of survivors. Dairy Woman Critically Hurt in Wreck A Dairy woman at critical condition at Klamath Valley hos pital and the driver of the oar In which she was Injured la held In the Klamath county Jail on a drunk I driving charge as the result of a crash late last night on highway 68. Seriously injured was Mrs. CM. i Haley. 45. Her condition remained 1 critical at an early hour this after ' noon. Haley, Dairy farmer and husband of the woman, was uninjured. Drunk Charge The third member of the party and driver of the car, was Floyd Edwin Whitlatch. 39. route 2. Klam- 1 ath Falls. State police charged him with drunk driving and drunk on a public highway. He was In Jail at coon today in lieu of S400 bail. - The accident occurred when the Whitlatch car failed to make a curve 18 miles east of Klamath Falls near the Swan Lake cut-off. The machine careened down a 12 foot embankment. Kaler's ambu lance brought the woman to the hospital. Meet the People Plane Hits House; Two Killed DETROIT, Nov. 1 P A big twin-engined freight plane coming in for a landing plunged Into a two-story house today, killing the crew of two. An elderly woman and her eon were rescued with serious bums from the flaming, gasoline-drenched wreckage. Another man In the house pushed his wife and daughter through a window to safety and then escaped himself with minor Injuries. The dead were Arthur Dedee, Brooklyn. N. Y- the pilot, and Qua Marrow, co-pilot. PORTLAND POLIO PORTLAND, Nov. 19 ( This city's Infantile paralysis cases this year stood at 11 today, after three mora Portlanders fell 111 with the disease. Two of them were a mother and child, In the Southeast part ot town. What's for Lunch? 'Little Girl' Has Nocturnal Snack in Circus Cookhouse CIRCLEVILLE. O.. Nov. 19 W Big Burma Is Just a little s'rl elephant of 7000 pounds. And she la almost divinely elegant at times. But, oh, what a glutton she lsl And how she showed It here today! Caretakers of the Mills Brothers circus' winter quarter! at the county fairgrounds Insist that this Is what Burma did: Around 3 a. m. she broke loose from her atake at one end of a large livestock barn. In the dark she tip-toed past her sleeping hsndler, Mark Roe, then past 30 other sleeping workmen, and thence past a dining table without rattling a dish. Her destination: the cookhouse truck at the other end of the Once arrived, she had an early Thanksgiving dinner which the circus people Insist consisted of: One hundred pounds of potatoes, 25 pounds ot onions, 30 loaves ot bread. 10 pounds of pancake flour, eight candy bars and a box of shredded wheat. t ... Tr i it COME WINTER, SUMMER, SPRING or (oil, windows along Main street hove to be scrubbed. Arnold Alton is doing a flood job ot the Christian Science reading room.
