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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1949)
I i S i i rAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WfDNESDAY, DEC. 7, If 49 I? I : a 15 States. D.C., Move To Shackle Sex Fiends; Federal Law Proposed Tha Associated Fifteen statee end the District of rvOnmhi have acted recently to ti-lr rinwn An MX flf lid. A congreMman wants the FBI to tin nrotect children from in Thirty-three states hv not done anything of lste to aesi wim slayers, perverts, and other sexual abnormal. An Associated Press survey of the M states and the District followed a recent wave oi rape. dera, and weird texual Crimea. II In Oregon Oregon aUte affMala are ear rently eonaloVrtng the establieh SMBt ml special Institutions for the handling of eesual perverts and criminal!. . ahowed that of the S3 states which have taken no recent action, at least 12 Plan no itepa to the Im mediate future. . . In other states, Initial or further action to fight sea crime la ex pected. Widespread . During a single week-end last u tmrtnr sexual outrages In New York. Pittsburgh. Newport News, va. uriron The News has offered $40,000 in re wards for solving eight Michigan Columbia U Paper Raps Eisenhower NSW TOK. Dec. T WV-Columbia university's student newspaper haa opened up with aome caustic commenu about the university's president. Gen. Dwight D. Eisen hower. In an editorial. The Columbia Dally Spectator" leveled ita main fire at a speech Elsenhower made last week before the 8U Andrew's society at the Waldorf-Astoria ho tel. , . , "If the speech waa a trial bal loon." the newspaper said, "we think public reaction will soon flat ten it," lick Taatc The general. In the speech, said he thought too much emphasis waa being placed on personal security at the expense of individual liberty. He was quoted as saying mas per- ; haps people wanted champagne I when they should have "hot dogs j and beer." I The student editorial commented: "Being content with beer and hot 1 dogs has never been part of the American tradition we know. The i one we know assures any dttaenj that he may aome day eat chant- j pagne and caviar, and In the White i House at that. We don't know, of course, but we are willing to bet I beer and hot dogs weren't on the i menu at the Waldorf-Astoria last Wednesday night, either." Traveling Maa The campus paper referred to Eisenhower as the man "who doubles as president of the univer sity." It notes hla "many trips awsy from the campus" and added that "perhaps In the near future our chief officer will nave the time to meet aome of us. . . ." Elsenhower, away on a trip to Texas, could not be reached imme diately for comment. se- killings). Los Angeles. Twin rails, Ida. and Huron, Calif. The federal bureau of Investiga tion has reported an Increase pf 1 J per cent in rape throughout the nation for the first half of 1M. compared with the same period last year. The bureau added that their sta tistics deal only with "rapes known to police." and show that such crimes shot up M per cent In 10 years. Many of the recent crimes involve little children as victims. Federal Offense? Rep. Cheir (D-Kjfi said recently that he will try to make It a fed eral offense to molest a child. He said that he believed such action would be as effective at curbing degenerates who prey on children as the Lindbergh antl-kidnaping law has been in controlling kidnapping. The congressman said he had been shocked to read "horrible ac counts of the ever-increasing brutal slaylngs of this nation's children." 1 He san "apparently the state laws ! are insufficient" Gov, Q. Mennen Williams of Michigan has said that the sex crime situation must be solved: "It is not a problem that can wait." In several states efforts art being made to have the sex offender treat ed as a mental case, subject to care by physicians, rather than to cold, impersonal, penal sentence with no rehabilitation chances. In ralifernla Gov. Earl Warren of California recently endorsed a budget request of the department of correction for tlO.000.000 for a mental hospital for the criminally insane particularly sex cases. He said, however, ne felt there were adequate laws to deal with sex offenders If they were enforced. Judge Adrian Bonnelly. a veteran member of the Philadelphia court of common pleas told the Associated Press: "We don i need new laws we need more trained psy chiatrists. Whether a boy is abnor mal or a social is a strictly medi cal problem." Judge Bonnelly. 60. added that he didn't think there were any more sex crimes now than when he was a boy. Nowadays, there are simohr more detailed police records, he added. Looking for something? Read the Want Ads you may find it there! r 775 LAST BITE This hdhgry mouse took a nibble of cheese, snapped his own picture and sealed his doom all in a fraction of a second. NEA-Acme Correspondent Winton Sexton of Harrisonville, Mo., rigged the trap to the shutter of his camera to catch the unusual shot of o mouse being caught in a trap. Note motion of the business end of the spring at right. The object in the air over the trap is a weight used to slow down the spring. Wandering Wallet Case Closed SEATTLE. Dec 7 wv The case of the wandering wallet was a closed Item today In the files of the F BI. A Dutch fisherman dredged the purse out of the North sea this autumn and aid in locating the own er was asked of the federal bureau of investigation, the Seattle agent of the F.BJ, J. B. Wilcox, reported. Papers in the purse mentioned the name of William R. Dunaway, IS, Seattle. Dunaway was a former member of the University of Washington ski team. The F B I. learned he had gone to Europe and that a small PILES V 9 (HIMORIHOIDSI RECTAL ANO COLON AILMENTS STOMA CM 0ISORDERS T ratal litest mat innta Um Mimmti Es-4 lfi aaa to 5 p.m. Evns: Mo. 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