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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS, OHKUON Tuesday, ocTor.KU :ii. ins i IS I I I 11-TT' I II - They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy ILulo rrr : w. .1 HI ,llll,l l I I I II Hill .!';,;. ' v.' .,. ,.: . -a. ;..'. ,, ' time k&oUtfiV rvm FRANK JENKINS Kdltor Entered ( seoond cltt matter at tilt post office of Klamath ttllx, Ore, on Auguat 20, 1904. under act of congress, March , U7 MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Presa is entitled exclusively to the use for publication of all the local ne printed In this newspaper aa well as all AP news. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mall months I8.M By Mail - year 111.00 By DEB ADDISON So What department: In the darkest Africa market, i husky Rorllla will cost you J000. and most of the hippos In Ameri can soos are related to a prolific pair In Memphis, Tenn. They do Dot sweat blood. Buckingham Palace baa a nick name used by members of Eng land's royal family: "Buck House." Bearer pelts are considered to be prim In early spring, not in winter as with most animals. Musk rats, which are Quite an Item of "farming" here, will come Into prime soon. Chop Suey is an American dish Invented by Chinese. In 1894. In New York, at a banquet given by Li Hung Chang, his Chinese chef cooked up this new mixture especially designed for the Amer ican guests whose palates couldn't take authentio Chinese tare. And there's a dentist in Hagerc town, Md.. who has 23 ars of teeth in bal office, removed from patients' Jaw in 60 years of practice), and kept there, the den tist says, to aacourage nervous And at last we've found out. bv chance, how to combat the tooth carpenter's particular form of Mesmerism. H engages you in Stockman Seen For Reelection to Congress By HALE SCARBROUGH ! Lowell Stockman, Oregon's 2nd Uist congressman, ""presumes" he will seek reelection next year. In answer to a direct question e s to his intentions. Stockman told this newspaper that he bacn't giv en the matter any particular thought ent way or the other, but that as long aa he had felt the urge to heed the "call of the peo ple" for live terms, he piobably would go at It again. Stockman, representing It East ern Oregon counties (one of the territorially largest district repre sented in congress). Is a Republi can arid has been regularly elected without too much opposition. RUMOR Of recent months there has been a story going the rounds that he is to be appointed to a position on the federal reserve board, thereby paving the way tor wide-open election in the sec ond district to choose his succes sor. it'o tij ma m uwu bioi , . t been mentioned as possible candi dates for the job, among them Lawson McCall, Gov. McKay's as sistant; Vernon Bull, La Grande1 Theodore Roosevelt's Letters Background Current Problems By JOHN B. KNOT CAMBRIDGE, Mass., (A What did Pres. Theodore Roosevelt wor ry about 0 years ago? Criticism over sending an en voy to the Vatican. Political corruption. The effect of war In Asia upon the United States. Regulation ol "organised capital and organised labor." Racial discrimination. Getting congress to raise enough revenue to balance expenditures. Coal strikes. AL these things and mere ac cording to more than 100 Roose velt letters published by Harvard university in the third and fourth (of eight) volumes of "The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt." They cov er the period 1901-1M5. CULTURE, BARBARISM But above all, la the opinion of historian Elting E. Morison of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, who edited the letters, Roosevelt sought to resolve the conflict between culture and bar barism in an industrial society. He set about trying to achieve what he "took to be the right kind of civilization," Morison said. Roosevelt saw "in a society that rested upon Industry the constant danger of barbarian," commented Morison. "Unhaopily prominent In American life, he wrote a friend, jvas 'the soirlt of the banker, the the mere merchant.' " And although mostly concerned with problems within bis own country, Roosevelt was a strong fHend of Britain and revealed himself as saddened by the thought that "England Is on the down grade." He commented that "It seems to me that no other European power can in the long run contest with Pussla in the control and destlnv of Asia." But he said. "I do not think they can ever take the place thev should take until they gain measure of civl liberty and self government." "Russia's day Is yet far eff." he said, "r think the 20th century win still be the century of the men Who sneak English." Corruption In his own govern felt, some was Inevitable. He told British historian Sir nr ntm "erelyn "of all the bVUous ta's which I occaslonpllv hay o ner form, the worst Is that of dealing V'lh cornmtlon." Roosevelt said "I believe In lab or un-on rut s"fl they should resent others' rlffhtj. "More and more the labor move- Gtt Well niiiricn rrmm raw Cava ehk tit 5aaW A-C Fas M rni rvc"era ws a cms AMAIINMT OKIICKIt CTfN iNcaiptatv moii irncfivi BILL JENKINS Managing Editor genial conversation, then fills your trap full of assorted pieces ol small hardware and sundries, and then starts asking you questions with the idea that you'll be io engrossed in the vain attempt Jit answering that you won't realise what he's really doing to you. Just bring along a "mouthpiece" to do the answering. It'll confound the dentist, which will give you some small nieasure of satisfac tion, and in the confusion you'll realise even less the havoc he's wrecking. It happened that Neighbor and Mouthpiece Sisemore walked In as Bill the Peak was practicing those tactics on yours truly. It's on days like tills that you think of the man who passed on and got to Heaven. "I like it fine." he told St Peter, "but I can't understand why you've got all those people tied up." "Don't worry. We'll untie them tomorrow." "But this is Paradise." he in sisted. "With all the wonderful ; things here, why are they treated . like that?" I "We have to do It." St. Peter ! declared. "If we didn't, those j Klamath folks would go home i every week end." as Candidate state senator who unsuccessfully ran against Stockman last year: Giles French, stale legislator and Moro newspaper publisher: Sen Phil Hitchcock oi Klamath Falls and others. But if Stockmen runs he Isn't likely to have any opposition in the Republican primary next May. but the Democrats will have some body against him in November. If he runs he'll probably be re elected. ADEQUATE His live-term tenure in office while not flamboyant at all has generally been adequate tor the type of district he represents. Stockman is a "sagebrush' con gressman. As for the federal reserve board appointment. Stockman says he doesn't know any hing abojt it. The only person who knows any thing about it. Stockman said, is Pres. Truman, who does the ap pointing. He hasn't volunteered any Information about his intentions (there is a vacancy on the board i but several friends of Stockman have recommended him for the Job. ment In this country will become a factor of vital importance." be wrote a friend, "not merely In our social but in our political develop ment. Side by side with the relations of "organized capital and organ ized labor, to one another and to the community," he ranked "the Negro problem in the south." CATHOLIC TROUBLE It was when he undertook to send William Howard Taft then civil governor of the Philippines to the Vatican in Rome to settle problems involving Catholic friars in uie islands, and their 400,000 acres of lands, that he was "taken aback" by the furore the mission caused. Roosevelt commented his sur prise arose from "the violent at tack made upon us by the Cath olics." He wrote that he had the approval of Archbishop John Ire land and Cardinal Gibbons of Bal timore. He wrote that "anU-Ire-land Catholics" strenuously Insist ed "that it was an outrage for the United States to depart from Its traditional policy and try to open negotiations with Vatican." A "large number" he said, "seem to feel" that the mission was "in some way a movement against the Catholic church by the government in Washington." Oregon Leader In Highways GEAPHART, Oregon leads the 11 WMturn tnt. In hlcrhw.w construction utilizing federal and state funds, and in seventh in th nation. That was the report Monday of Gov. McKxv to the Oregon Coast ASSOe'S 2lRt annual innvntlmi here. McKay anld the tot.'. th. malor Industries lumber, agricul ture ana tourists depend on good roads. BLESSED EVENT NEW YORK, (ffWudlth Coplon. former Justice department employe found guilty of spying for Russia, is expecting a baby in February. The 22-year-old woman, who Is new Mrs. Albert H. Socolov, was rennrterl "f!ln. fin." B,i,i,rf, by her husband, who also is one oi ner attorneys. Friendly Helpfulness T Every Creed" and Turf Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sont 925 High Phone 3334 it rc eovj i irui. BUT F M40AME. ITS A FOURTEEN SO X3U SHOULD REALLy WEAR A SIZE SlXTEEN-a? UH-AN EIGHTEEN FLAO KLAMATH FALLS considerable publicity was given in the Herald and News to the raising of a flag pole by the Yacht club on 1 1 think I Memorial Day. I recall that a pic ture of this activity was promi nent on the front page of the paper. bince tnM time I have seen an American n llvini? frnm this nnle ' XT 1 W 'TOMOWOV NEVER , Vfl---- spO 6sSEtv I) LiV TO. ifS tK4 ff-M., 'Mi tlx rr.n trt nr:c.TT ... oni hot mn, I im)mmmmuumljm at approximately half-mast. I have : have not hnd since I have been . seen It flying there during the day'chlng them? and alter sunset. This morntn, I! Come on football fans, lets noted that it is rloped from end ' If somehow or someway we can t to end Just below the field nf hlue and Ihet over one-half of the flag has been torn away bv the wind The flacr rode, known as public law 623 of thj Tith congress. Bee. 2 al states: "It is tue universal custom to display the flag only from sun rise ta sunsr: on b"iidin's end stationary flagstaffs In the open Sir, I am shocked at this sltua- tlon. It seems to me disgraceful that the flag of our country should be handled with so little care by a yi uni'iiru, ui Kttiiiaiiuil In our community. Perhaps another thoto of the flag In Its present condition Ji.?'S!i,M7inT, irL". .0,;i V ' per would Inspire whoever Is re- per would inspire whoever is re- sponsible to ; treat the Pa of ot-r D(l,roi worn this season. How manv meld nothing. If he were Interest, through the Middle l ast, there country with the respect which is J,rros,s did you note for game e-J In making one canasta but then'rould not be a worse time for a lts due. j vioIsnrs) siayuig In Ihe game, he would fevered clash ol willsand per- Sincerely, ! j vont;cr (f any of these heart- meld the two aces but nothing , hops arms between Pakistan ami George Alder 1 less doe slayers ever thought ol else. In this situation, therefore, India. The free world must aoine PS. I personally protested This tw0 Dfbv '-wns let to you meld out at rnce. how hone that the dead prime situation to the commodore of the starve or fall easy prey to coyotes? i To take the other extreme, sup- minister s tradition of i""'"'10; club In a telephone conversation a real sportsman would never , pore that you have mude mo nil- re-urt Itself and lake en i tn.,Semtembr 30lh' He d ticket. tlal meld as In the last case but '"d " lt iTnnpVVest w"h w,!re.Jnal!ing.,'irran?!men,s ,0 rcc"i My nme 'of them: Game Hogs. I that your partner then picked up ! 'or anv oulbrcak mu,t rest win 5T..h.V,1TlUS'Sn-,,n',,0i,;'!thheUi Gov.. McKay la res,nslbte for , . i.rBe disia d pile 7h. proceeded 1 "hose Vnn.mp men- neoules a letter I had prepared to send the present game commission. Why I to meld the oueena .which euve t"c 'url to ",,lame tnelr neopics. you at mat ume. FOOTBALL COACH KLAMATH FALLS. This Is just a pelican football fan, who i nss occu waicning all oi uie feu-' T NEW YORK, I Cupid must be laughing fit to split his sides at the United States government. It has set out to solve the time less mysteries of love end mar riage on an appropriation of $12,000. The first session of the 82nd ccngress appropriated some 95. 000.000.000 (Bi. It conducted more than 100 separate inquiries into matters ranging from how mink coats get Into the White House to the unemployment problems of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. TIGHT PURSE But when Washington had a chance to make a real investiga tion of benefit to all how people fall In love, and what happens then? It pulled the purse strings tight. It alloted a miserly 112.000 to Prof. Robert F. Winch, a North western University sociologist, to finance an IB-month study Into what love Is, and to tabulate "the gratifications and frustrations" of marriage today. It strikes me that such a sum is a colossal Insult to the common man. and certainly a misguided gesture toward economy In gov ernment. Why Tommy Manvllle and many another millionaire have probably spent more than 412,000 on a love problem in a aingle weekend and never come up with a satisfactory answer. Hollywood has budgeted movie kisses that cost more than 112,000 to screen. PUPPY LOVE Prof. Winch's study Is being con ducted under the auspices of the national Instituteof mental health. But I will wager that for $12,000 he will be unable to give a com plete picture of the hearts frac tured by puppy love In any one klndergarden classroom, let alone explore the Intricacies of adult married love. This is no criticism of the profes sor, who is 40, has a wife, and has probably spent more than 112,000 charting his own marital voyage. But such a small auml It Is like giving a child a penny and telling him to erect another Em. Dire State building. To define and understand love, to achieve happy wedlock these are tremendous tasks. They have challenged poets and warriors, cob- Enjoy Hcilth, Rett, Comfort and HoipiUiily at the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium 9rt Mintrat and Mutf Bathi ar Excellent (or Rhturnitirm, rXrthrltti. Sciatica indj Keuritlf. Carbon 91oxfda Vapor Batha 3ood fr Aithma, Cexema. Slnui. Hlah and Low Blood Pressure, Your Health li our bus! net. For Reservation! or Inform ettof. Add rs : Rt. 1, Ashland, Ore. Or Phone Iontr Distance Dr. Herman Wexlr, Director Chiropractic-Physician m -Mrs all. Rism AM. A J&& m X Z$) VWyU U TIME AT ALL-TkB-HF-g- A, " . V FOR ME I I I -A. YCmm. can games since he has lived In Klamath Falls. In this span of seven years 1 , have watched them play, they have , had the most beautiful lootbnll ma-1 tenal anyone could ask to see on a football field. But whv Is H that KOHS cannot get a football coach' that ran tparh ihse bnvs both : tackllni and blocking, which thev ; gei a gooa iooidbii roncn nua huit a wuuiuig team once more. ,""' Oregon , nni.- si.ai r.HTKR i IIAGF.R-I wish to voice an-, proval of Mr. Fehlen's letter (Oc-; tober 19. regarding the ruthless ' slaushfr of de:. I. too. have sinugni-r nr. . . . I 1. .,T. h i Cm"viS does and fawns i utlmJ. ,,,? i,. -ouW ' Sr,d J ?ru?i!oaa of does i jhjve ga hered .J"0,,,",1 gj ' ,.,r : , .,-,h. -,.. mm,m,in ,;,' ,,. i vicmuy. Jt 'y ,,. glme com. mission s bent on the destruction I , . A.m. -n, .... i,m. i .nv nf .... d. n.rTr i,,,i. u .nv ;not let him Vnow that you are reali pleased of fils last -los harvest? j ! The deer are rapidly going the ; : way of the buffalo. Wake up, nunters. ! l.. J. liesa tn -'r..JLrt a J v-. :-''1 f-3--.-1.1 ''v.rivr.r.;,' biers and kings, husbands and wives, for centuries. II the government now ts going to probe into such affair, it oughtn't to turn the Job over to one lone scholar, working on a grant that wouldn't keep Cypsy ifirJSZwEZSr yoV, ." y0Ur par""'r " : k Vw? invl.ii...in H.m.H h,VB "eId da'' H m.Si .-ifSi ?5 h- It Is especially .mportanl to play ; fm . t. . mg !1 P Io" he opponcnLi need 120 points minds In America. It U clearly a , and have nol ycl mcdea nicy prooiem lor congress. i ure gomg l0 havc lrouulo (indinjj ( Isnt love the biggest gamble In' i,,,,,., ,,,i .. .:,. ... life? Isn't the way some married- i people treat each other and their cnuaren a national crime? hot about that. Hen. Kefauver7 A rpn : target tor your old committee. , paruier ptcat.n up a very smi.ll pile. K,nna? Lrs Brown; and Blan Love Is so wldespresd and habit-; e melds the queens, atms '"', Kenton In that order forming, however, that I think the aces and a king, and then is lolt Am'ionv troupe Includes vocal whole congress might well turn Its w'lh only seven or eight cards. w Tommy Mercer and O'orla entire attention to the matter for Nw you re not sure whether to . ... Kkvn,,. Kennv several years. It could start by ...tt. - , a . mi, iw mj nuuuiiiiK k uuukci ui nu,huv,uw,imi , 3 ji...,;...; .. L ,u. ibi miu uiaii iuuuiih l niiiuiiK utc people, by lot, to see how money really affects their love life. H you draw a small straw, you get tlOOO. If you draw the longest straw, you get $l, 000.000.) I nave in mind making love the most romantic circus In history, featuring daily television programs on which our good gray statesmen could query selected witnesses on their love dreams and marital ad ventures. , LOVE STORIES A few possible programs: "Overtures In a Nursery,' ...JL ! Suburban Husband Who Missed I the Last Train Home," "How to ! Heal a Broken Heart In Utah ' . n I School," "Love Problems of Philosophic Bartender," "Married Life in the Lower Bronx, ' "How Marriage Came to Hollywood and What Became of It," and "Two Can Live as Cheap as One, But Whv Do They Always Have To? ' The taxpayers would be glad to vote fitly billion bucks for a pro ject that would get them real Hie entertainment and education like that. Haw" ill ' A , ' 1 FADE & HOLLAND Pti. 3H 222 Scrim Stii.lL IT BACK N A MONTH WITH THE , SCAMS O0TW0TWE ZIHTZK 5PKUN3 AVIP I BLAME I JACOBY on Canasta In our la?t article we discussed two of the various ways you might ,.y ...... card Today p y , "r '"',e c"m- iouu I continue lite discussion. j your side has melded Jokor- ... , ,klr . ,A n ! Joker K-K h. ana V) You hold K K, Q. 3. J llho three bcUig black, of course, and you, Though Hie United Nations ev- d , k w, , erul timra recpnimended a plebls- ,"...,",', .cite that would fairly leave to he anoitii you or rltlsenry of Ku.-hmlr the decision Tlie answer may depend on Ihe I numoer of curcU m your partner's ' twnd. or on the way the melding i,,, llo... h(. verv ,.lV t-nil tmnti tn mM nl,l If l I,., n i k , i. ...i , to piay 0n. Somewhere between lhr. exirtm vou ,or per- lms510n ,0 ,,, out. " , ... For exnlpp ussume thnt you made the imlial meld with Joker-: A-A and Joker K K. Vour puru.er ; at hus next turn, added two aces, i kin- nd lhrce "wfns' Ho u,e" discarded, and w as left with only , H cards, mis type of meld asks ! you to meld out as quicxly aji you con. If your hi fltihune ir nnrtnur ur lntri-lf,rl Ui fliihllns lor Uie pack ho would ,im the pile) and to add two aces : and a king to you.- melds. He the.i , discards, and Is left wltn more than twenty cards. You don't i dream of melding out hi this situ. a tlon. It can't be denied that ymi will have some trouble finding sale dis cards. Your blac't three U tuie for the first play. At your next turn, , ,. ....... h.. , .I..-...H i. Vour partner carnot be kept out I lor very Ion since he hus room In his hand for practically all the , pairs in the dock. i The odds are Ircmcndous that he rnn nick un thr nil before vol! . Tto give It away: and there Is L chance that you will get .he pile I yourself aoonef or Inter, In which! ,lcary acrless a.id jokerir-'s. Take the same Inltlnl meld for your Blue, nnu suonosc miu jiiui , !W for Ihe pile or meld oui as niiier v n nnan n 0 vnn inereinie -" - k for nrrntlnlsn ti mfld' nil!. ; and his answer gives you the clue Personally, I doubt If congress will find out anything more than any grandmother already knows that love Is a feeling that draws two people together, and marriage provides them a way, if they work at It, to remain together in general loving klndnesi and keep the hu man race running. But if every American Just learned that fact, it would still be the best-spent 50.- AAA AAA Ann nn UnUlnhi ...nr voted. And If, In addition, congress by 8me miracie snouia come up wim a wcv nf mnkinir the nath ol true love always run smooth well, now wouldn't that be the greatest high way paving project ever? Wot ALL fl IVINKt) Ctt mrt htt Ml f yottr (ttll Catf mni THS 1 ' Hiatus B COAl B WOOD 1 M,a(laft ImI. kf fOWl tltpMf)t I I At Leodlng Herdwort . I I Grocery and Department I I Tiie funutlciil u.NsuMltia of the Mo.iti'iu Korld nro acrvliig the caii.te of roinmmilMii well, thouali thai tiunily l.i llii'lr Intent. Hint to lull beliii'v them thin year wan I'lriul.-r Knuiiinin ol linn. Thru Klnu Abilullali ol Joitlnn. Anil now ll la Prune Mmlalrr Llniiuut All Khun of I'uklMuii. Is llicie a Communist liund at work in IhphO ficnulrd klllliiHs Hint have tlnue nntl will do no much harm to tho tree uorlira pmlliunV i'robubiv not dlrrcllv. Hut II Is wholly poulble that the Kremlin U Militlv KtlmulHtmit imiioiialuit Irrinrut In Miulrm lauda throuah the shrewd ll)eiulnij of money to ftttiHllral bi'ouim. Even II lliey Imvo hud utterly noUitiw to do with IhrMt fulelul n.-wuwinallnns, tho Ku.miIuii lenders could htii'dly be luippler at tho tirtvipecIN lolt in thrtr wnke. In every case, the victims wore men of inotlerntlon, Inctnr.i (or ntublllty nilvoi-utrH ol iiruce. In evorv In Htnnce. thev were stout friends of the West. Their deiilhs paved the way for the unrest and Miclnl lor inrnt thiil coinnumlMii feeila ou. I'IKXilttSH This wus slrlkliiulv true of Lla nu.it All Klinu. Uomrstlcally. he had led PuklMnn down a proxres slve rnur.ie thut augured well lor Ihe future of inn populous now country, lilt wan the vulcii of culm re;'.Mn. tuiblnt the exireiulnls. firvi.nd l'liklstnn'a bordrr hr ntlrnrd hlni.irll alrnnglv with the fiep tuitions. II V tnittliiK BU million A.-.lutus In the Western orbll, he went Inr to oflnet the losa suf Irrcd by Indian l'rline Minister Neluu's lu'lstnue upon a misguid ed "neutrality" which serves only Mofrow. i vi,i. jii.slru.sl of the West today almo.si uxluinntlc among Asiatic lender. Lianuat All Khou hnd the courage to o agulnM the tide. Hp wns likewise llrm In pressing pnHMan's claim to the princely sale ol Kashmir, predominantly Moslem ternlorv nl-o claimed by . .. . v under tho latter'! minurv control. oi wn-cn nnuon io jmn ihii entlre'.v suitable to PiikLslan Nell- ru rencawoiv npn, ,u this rmiilnble solution. I.M I ATJ K M ' K Inevitably, extremists dialed lm- patientlv at the hal rr t ihem by the Pakistan goyeruments j icmperale rourse. One o tlvrse 'apparently was his aaaessm, since hL' ,m1,i(i hi, tnt.il slio'j , ,.rv'lnr , -holy war against V, Nrhrll ,,, prrs.sed his regrets In one ten., e sincerely. Inusmuch Uhorrence of violence Is rmlle. But In another, hypocrltl- r ,nv For Nehru's obstinacy over tfnsiimir must be rrcoRiilfPd as a rl,A element In DlP situation that led Io Llaounl All Khan s death Anthony Band Coming Here h.mu Fvim. who promotes some ol the nation's lineal bunda ami -imTl.ilne.-s lor Klumnlh alln appearances, has come up" the band currently ranked No. 1 in Iho U.S.. II the Ray Anlhonj f till, booked l.r tho armory here l-0Xan" lim.rt. Ih!' bll . . "Vans, it innraa 110 " ' , !" ' banln dance and inua c " ill tnrn 1 b i tor th? Mi ft"" ' " l,'rn ou bl ,or ,ne An ' p band In the country." says Evans. "It s a big ouilit .19 perrons) and It costs a whnle of a lot to ct It hrrc." he adds, -but they like nood bands ,Crr In KlmnaUi and I think they'll ,.,ii .r , i,..r ,i,n,. " In the annual Billboard mniia- zlne survey recently. Anthony's crew was voted the nation's best i . ..i.i... .... o.i.u -d w, d ,. . : . . - iknnv fihnlr lnon' ynoir, Tiie Anthony band la featured on Capitol record. Hunter Saved From Bear OIIEAT FALLS Mont., LP Joe Macck. Great Fulls deer hunter, nhlnnlcd up a Iree and onto a limb when his companion flushed a 175-pound black bear in the nearby Wold creek area. The limb broke. The bear was only 10 or 15 feet away when Mncek shot nnd killed It. "Whether Ihe bear was after me was beside the point," he said later. mmm THI fSUNOlT 1U UNI 2 Departures Daily 904 Klamath Av. .' Phone 6076 lly JACK ADAMN (Kiir Jamra Marlon WAHlllNlllON. 1,11 'Hit, linn, dirrtn ol U 8 rlllea and lowna without any Iclevlaloii neivUe, ui onlv llmlUil arrvlce, not two but uroas inurhuuy. 1. Color television was oflli'lnlly folded up and put away lor tho clrlrn.se emPi'itriu-y, at the (tovorn-m-iil a rctiicu 1. The national production nil llioilty, all-pouerful In the in, tenant drill, nave built radio and lelevlMon opniitlona In urnrriil a ituicli hlKlier priority on aci-rsa to thn scari'o mrtala ureilrd to build new stations or cxpund ex latliiir ones. tO.MI'ONIli: If there appears Io be a contra diction In lhe.c two aclluua, II can only be explained by a com ponlto ol government thluklnit, which nor llko thla: Color IV la a luxury, and a new one. and o can be dispensed with during tho current anxlou period ol preparation lor walever ma'H:omc. On the other hand, radio and baslo television are rated aa Im portant, even wtul. means of Im mediate mass communication, even more essential In an emer gency era limn In normal peace time. The break for TV-Iesa areas In Ihe Inyaway ol color comes about this way: Until a few days ano, everyone In Ihe broadcasting Industry and around Ihe federal romiutmleatlum commission, was all set for a new knock down, drag-oul flcht over color rlithta. It was pretty well accepted that either Itrulio Corporation of Amer ica or Ihe Joint TV-manufacturer group known an the national tele vision system committee, or both; would go before the FCC early In 1061 to demand new liearlnua on color. Thrtr admitted object was to get approval for a "compatible" system, which could be tuned In by present seta In black-and-white In contrast to the approved Co lumbia broadcasting ayatem color, available la receivers now In use only by substantial addition of equipment. The tentative schedule called for the filing ol the color applica tions in January Just before the time the FCC: Is now exnected to lift tho freeze on new station grants. But now, at Ihe request of de fense officials, there will be no color te'evblon for the general public for a long Ume to come And certainly no new light over the color rights in IMS, Thai means that KCC has been freed for much faster action on the nearly 600 new television sta tion applications now slacked up In Ita files and awaiting nroces. sine. New sletlon (rants for many communities may thus have been advanced bv many month", because FCC will nol have to divide Its time between new sta tions and a revived color conlro ver.y. The last aucn color quarrel kent television Iroieit lor nearly two years. The NPA action on rcarre met als for broadcasting facilities in volved a 'reclassification" of ra dio and TV outlets. Until now. Uiey have been "commercial pro jects," entitled to order onlv two tons of steel, jno nounds of cop per and no aluminum In any three months period without elab orate red tape. Now thev are classed as "Indus trial plants." As auch. they can Straight Kentucky Bourbon in all its Glory! X7 7 V'lW-'f-v V' vo. til ii-lnf ifS Enjoy the luxury found only in true Bourbon. For taste, lightness jft and smoothness -3( Old Stagg hasn't a rival! Aged Q years in tht wood.lQ And it's only 'O60 5025 0 4"5 Qt' 2 r,t li moof. imuiiu iiuum itmiiK miut set up to tuns III steel. 20IH) iiuuii(ls ol copper and llM.O f ounds ul aluminum per iiuurlrr without going llirouuh NI'A. The action brers out the gener al Impiesslun that, innlerluls for new brniulcusllng tntlona and re celvers will continue to he made available, In ailriiiilt quant.llie.x, on grounds of essentiality. About Hie color uiuliei. make a memo lor Ihe distant luluie: Hint new fight among the roinnellnir systems Is going to coino utr some day. Hut that will be whn lolks have tururd Irom Ihe ilrst backdrop ol wara and rumors cf wars to a inoio colorful kind ol living. Man Starves Self, Saved IIF.LMNCIIIAM. Mi-Found In tin wood In the Mount Baker are weak Irom hunger bocause "the Lord told me to park there until I starved to death," a M-yrar-nld I.os Angeles man wait uudrr ob servation today In Whatcom coun ty Jail. Dejected alter losing a lob m t rut ul mull carrier In the i.os Alle les area. Hie innii drove alendily until a "voice" told him to drive Into the woods near the entrance to the lorest. Deputy Hherlll Claude, menu Cluuder nil brush, thaf le car Irony Carlson reported. Covering Ihe car with mnn thru snl In the rally last Monday until late Fri day when he was discovered by hunters. Carlson said He left the car occasionally to gel water front a nearby river and kept himself from freetlng by donning ls lay era of rlollirs, Carlson said Ihe turn told him. lie Is bema held aaalllni woul from relative! In Oregon and Calif ornia. Fortunate Boy Escapes Death roilTLANlV i. Dickie Htasna t. waa walking down the railroad tracks on his way Io achool at Srappoose yesterday. He noticed Ihat a passerby was waving In htm So Dlrkle waved back Dickie didn't know the pass erby was trying to warn that a train was coining. The train struck the bov. Vwvk Ing him 30 feel Into a rully. Ha was brought to a hospital whera attendants said he Buffered only a broken arm and a lump on the head. Ilf NTr'B-DiV5 BaKRR. ir-Wallou W. Parsons. M, Baker, collapsed and died flun ilav afternoon while hunting pittas aula near here. m tuci distiuikc to., f urn our, mmu - rF