TUKSDAY. NOVKMIWIt 13.
PAGE SIX
HKHALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH VMAS, OUKGON
FRANK JENKINS
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By BILL JENKINS
Signs of the limes?
Well, take the case of the Yon
kers, New York, battle between
the populace and the police. Em
battled Yonkerites are threatening
to seek a pay reduction (or police
men unless the cops lay off hand
ing out so many trallic tickets, me
story behind the story seems to be
that last week the voters turned
down a $500 per year pay boost
lor the patrolmen, un uuu election
day and Monday some 73 tickets
were issued. But on the following
Wednesday and Thursday the boys
In blue handed out 1934 ducats for
parking offenses. So the voters are
now retaliating with a threat to
repeal a $500 pay boost voted in
two year ago. Another nice squab
ble coming up.
Or, also yesterday, a black cat
emblem of good luck in Europe,
climbed to the podium and strolled
across the carpet at the United
Nations meeting In Paris while
Anthony Eden was speaking. As
Eden said, "That is the real road
to peace," the cat got off a bored
yawn and strolled off Into the
wings. Mavbe the cat knows hu
man nature better than we do.
We're aU a little bored with the
lasting peace that is Just around
the corner. May I ask where? You
suppose maybe lasting peace and
prosperity are holding a confab
around that corner. Prosperity has
been there ever since I can re
member. And come to think of It,
so has peace. I wonder If the cat
found anything interesting in the
wings?
From the very days that the
first American pioneers quitted the
farms on the eastern seaboard and
headed west in search of new lands,
we have prided ourselves on being
a nation of riflemen. Even the
most blase socialite faced in an
argument can and will quote you
stories of the skill and might of
the American and his rifle, Daniel
Boone used the Kentucky rifle to
clear his way ot hostile Indians.
From behind the shelter of New
England's stone walls American ri
flemen dropped the British in
our war for independence. The
mountain men fought their way to
the Pacific by sheer courage and
guts plus skill with a rifle. Ameri
can riflemen fought in the Ar
gonne In world war one with the
trusty old Springfield. The Marines
of world war two stormed the is
land fortresses of the Japanese
where only the rifle could win
an advance. Throughout our long
history we have gloried in the tra
Ubh C- Jay
Military
WASHINGTON WH-The substan
tial increase in naval air strength
recommended by the joint chiefs
of staff will include not only more
but bigger, harder-hitting planes
flying off the decks ot new or
modernized carriers.
This picture emerged out of a
discussion with naval airmen about
the navy's project to build an
ultra-modern, flush-deck carrier
and the planes that will be ready
for her when she Is finished in
late 1953 or 1954.
Meanwhile, the continued pro
gram of rebuilding flight decks,
elevators, hangar ' facilities and
other topside equipment of existing
carriers will make them ready for
using heavier attack aircraft and
the longer-range jet fighters even
before new carriers are hi the
fleet.
EXPANSION
Naval air strength has expanded
sharply since the start of the
Korean war when there were only
nine air groups and 20 patrol
squadrons, most of them well be
low authorized strength in aircraft.
A recent tally showed 14 air
groups and 34 patrol squadrons.
(A group averages about 105 planes
now; a squadron about nine air
craft.) In addition, there are an
unspecified number of composite
squadrons and photographic and
utility plane units.
The contract for the new car
rier, the USS Forrestal, was
awarded to the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. last
July. For an estimated outlay of
$218,000,000 the navy expects to get
a prototype carrier which probably
will become the pattern for an en
tirely new family of flattops.
Although actual construction
can't be started until sometime
next year, orders for an initial sup
ply of several thousand tons of
steel have been placed,
ENGINEERING
Designers have been blueprinting
the Forrestal for about a year,
since the joint chiefs of staff got
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Managing Editor
dition of the Individual fighting
man shooting It out with the ene
my in defense of right and honor.
Perhaps it would be well to re
member those days. They may be
dying out. The Congress ol the
United States has apparently de
cided that the day of the push
botton war is here. I refer to
their drastic cuts in appropriations
for the National Board tor the
Promotion of Rifle Practice. From
the $370,741 requested to the pal
try $130,000 finally passed by our
atom-bomb-minded solons.
The national board is not provid
ed solely as a means of support
ing the national rifle and pistol
matches. Indeed it is burdened
with the responslblity to "provide
and maintain Indoor and cutdoor
ranges where rifle practice may
be carried out . . and to .create
a public sentiment in respect to
the necessity of rifle practice as
a means of national defense."
It seems to us that with the bil
lions and billions of dollars being
poured down the various rat holes
over the country our leaders are
verging on sheer Insanity when
they cut the appropriation for
this purpose. For no matter how
powerful your A bomb or H bomb,
no matter how deadly your germi
cidal warfare, no matter now effi
cient your methods of moss kill
ing are, the man with the rifle
will still win any war liable to be
fought in our lifetime.
And how can a man unskilled
in the use of a rifle protect him
self or his home? Perhaps it
sounds foolish to speak of pro
tecting your home with a rifle in
this day and age. I assure you it
is not. There may come a time
very soon when only that per
sonal protection will stand be
tween this country and complete
oblivion.
If the Congress feels that it
cannot afford a paltry $370,741 to
purchase ammunition with which
the young people of our nation
may be trained to shoot then how
can it, in all conscience, feel justi
fied in spending hundreds of thou
sands of dollars maintaining
schools for bartenders, expending
millions on surveys ai voter inter
est, throwing away the taxpayer's
money with scientific studies of
the love habits of goats or main
taining scores of duplicate agen
cies in our capttol.f)
I leave it up to you. I can t
understand the reason for the
reduction. Nor can I understand a
nation so willing to throw away
a heritage that may be our sal
vation in the days to come.
Affairs-
word from congressional commit
tees that the big carrier would be
approved. A large amount of the
design work and research for the
navy's first projected super-carrier,
the United States (on which
work was stopped by order of for
mer Defense Secy. Louis Johnson)
has proved useable in the Forres
tal, navy officials say. Work was
never resumed on the United
States: the whole project was
scrapped.
The Forrestal will be a 59,900.
ton ship, 1040 feet long, with a
flight deck as wide as 252 feet at
one point. A multiple system of
catapaults will allow simultaneous
launching of four planes a feature
vitally needed when sudden action
is demanded. 8he will have aboard
more men than any fighting ship
in the world 3500. This compares
with about 2700 for the 45,000-ton.
Midway class carriers.
Because the Forrestal will nave
a flight deck unobstructed bv the
conventional island, she will be
able to launch and land bombers
of range far greater than those
now used in regular carrier
operations.
PROBLEMS
But carrier experts explain that
removal of the "island" superstruc
ture is only one of the problems
of building a new carrier capable
of handling planes now either in
construction or in design. Carrier
planes, jet fighters as well as
bombers, are getting bigger and
heavier. The bomb , load alone for
the AD attack plane now carrier
based in the Korean war is greater
than the weight of an entire plane
of the type used at the outset of
world war two. And the AD ap
pears to be only an Interim point
in the move toward bigger planes.
Even If the present long range
patrol Neptune bombers, which the
Forrestal can handle, could be
landed on existing carriers, they
wouldn't be practical. Their wing's
are fixed and therefore the span
prevents them being taken down
&eauty
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WASHINGTON, Ifi The No. 1
gimmick the hidden ball trick.
the Trojan horse in any attempt
to get world peace, is the strategy
of the local Communist party
everywhere.
Suppose the U.S.. Russia and the
rest of the world agree on a peace
plan, agree to stop arming, and
in fact agree to cut down their
armiments so much tnev ll no long
er be a military menace to one
another.
That would pretty much seem
to eliminate the danger of an out
break of war. It would still be an
Illusion, so far as the safety of
the non-Communist countries is
concerned.
NO SHOTS
They could still be taken into
the Russian camp without a shot
fired across their frontier, for so
long as a local Communist party
exists Inside each of them each
is In danger of being trapped.
Those local Communist parties
inside the non-Communist countries
wouldn't cut their ties with Russia.
Wherever and whenever she could.
Russia would direct them and sup
port them under cover as she did
in the past.
In a climate of peace the local
Communists might be treated with
far more tolerance than now by
the non-Communist countries. This
would be a natural reaction.
With Russia no longer a military
menace, it would be easy for the
non-Communist world to look upon
its local Communists as helpless
and ineffective.
But so long as those local Com
munist parties existed, even though
they had no planes or guns, they d
NEW YORK. W The iceman is
still delivering Just about as much
ice 35 million tons annually as he
did 30 years ago. An this. In the
face of the sale of four million
mechanical refrigerators annually
in recent years.
Members of the National Assoc.
of Ice Industries, meeting this
week In Houston, Texas, say they
have found new customers in In
dustry to replace the ones they
lost in the homes.
IMPROVEMENTS t
They add they have been able
to keep some of the old customers
and new services. The association
says there are more than 10 million
Ice boxes stui in use in ine numu.
And more than 6000 ice companies
serve the nation.
The icemen's meeting in Texas
follows by one week the Chicago
meeting of their rivals the all-In
dustry refrigeration and air con
ditioning exposition with the latest
in mechanical freezing and cooling.
But the ice man is not down
hearted. His association reports Its
going after still another big mar
ket through "hydro-cooling" of pro
duce, developed by research It
sponsored. Thousands of tons of
ice will be needed, the association
predicts.
Hydro-cooling means plunging
sweet corn, cherries, celery, let
tuce, peaches, beans and other pro
duce into an lcewater bath Im
mediately after harvesting, to re
move the field heat and arrest
maturity. This improves the con
dition oi the iruit and vegeiaDies,
savs the association. It is also try
ing to induce more food stores to
display produce on Ice beds, to
keep them at their freshest.
on elevators and stored on hangar
decks. But corresponding types of
long range patrol bombers, now
coming up, will have folding wings
like the smaller attack and fighter
planes.
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remain subsidized shock troops for
Russia, trained to strike from with
in when they could.
They'd run for office, where that
was permitted them. In order to
get into and control key positions
of government, useful positions to
have if the time came to strike.
True, they might lack any pop
ular support for a while, at least
while peace seemed sure, times
were good, and the future looked
untroubled.
But no one is bold enough to
predict there won't be another
world depression. And as soon as
it began. If it began, with misery
and hunger spreading, the Com
munists would get new strength
and supporters.
REVOLUTIONS
Where they could and I wonder
if anyone doubts thbi they'd take
over by revolution. If they couldn't
do it that directly, they'd try to
take over bloodlcssly through elec
tion to enough key offices.
And when they struck, if they
won. Russia would have won. It
would be a victory for Russia just
as good as conquest by arms but
far less costly in men and blood.
I don't think anyone any longer
has any illusion that Russia is not
determined this shall be a Com
munist world or that the Russian
leaders may have once thought
that but have changed their minds.
The final victory, a Communist
world, is the Russian goal. If
blocked from military conquest, by
a fully-armed non-Communist world
the Russians can afford to wait
if they can win from the Inside
by the work of the local Com
munists, working for Moscow.
About a third of the ice pro
duced each year goes into railroad
reirigerator cars ana many reing-
erated trucks. The seafood industry
uses some six million tons a year
lor his highly perishable looa.
Ice also plays a part In the
manufacture of many articles. The
association lists chocolate, cigars.
Ice cream, liquors, drugs, varnish,
hats, explosives, sausage, film and
glue.
RECORD YEAR
The all-time peak of Ice tales
came in 1930 with 66 million tons.
followed by a dip during the de
pression. The war pulled the in
dustry out of the dumps, and the
next best year was in 1945 when
56 million tons were sold. Mil
lions of tons were used by indus
trial plants for cooling processes
In the making of munitions, chem
icals, alcohol and synthetic rubber.
Army and navy bases took millions
of tons.
The Industry slipped back after
the war to Its present level of
35 million tons, about the same as
it sold in 1921.
But It Is counting on the stepped
up defense program, and a new
national merchandising program,
to boost sales again next year.
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NEW YORK. t.fi There Is only
one way to spoil a wile. Present
her "what she wishes."
Olve her your youth. What Is
that? You can always save your
second childhood for yourself.
Give her your money. What Is
money? You can always borrow
money from the fellows at the
otnee and worry about paying
litem back.
There is another thing. Promise
to show her an evening out on the
town a gay, mad evening of fun.
Naturally, what with an evening
out costing what It does, you don't
ofler this lure lightly. It Uikes only
nan the earnings of a lifetime.
bne (the heroine) may give you
the impression she would like to
have a quiet evening at home with
you.
But If you give In to her whim
and spend the evening at home
you will not only spoil her you
will rum your luture mnrriea nir.
She may subconsciously get the
idea that you ought to come nome
to her every night after work.
ThLs will create two problems:
1. What the devil will you do
with her?
2. What the devil will she do
to you?
To those two problems civilisa
tion like savagery before It is
struggling for a civilized answer.
There Is none.
But to get back to the mam
problem how are you going to
guarantee your wife a night out,
and spoil her?
One way Is to be romantic gltrc
her something to live for. Under
the present tneory you plant an
apple core In the ground and tell
your gal that when the tree that
springs from it as tall as she Is
wen, the arinxs ana ine nigni out
are on you.
Of course, the onlv fnlr thing
a man with a wild Idea of Justice
like that can do is to marry a
tall irirl. and. second, to go out
every spring and fall and trim the
tree so mat it is sprcaa wtao ana
doesn't grow higher.
But the best way to spoil a wom
an Is to give her your best years
of your life, your money, and still
lure her on with the false and
eternal promLie that some night
you will take her out Into the so
ciety ot the people she wants to
meet.
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Peron's Grip
Appears Tight
IIUKN08 A!RP:s. W Jnilll D.
Poron is apparently assured the
almost iiimnltmms support of Ar
tlrimnu's federal ronuirva and 14
provincial uovenuira during his
next term 1 116 J to 1956-aa the
tuition's president.
1'rovi.sloiiitl but almost complete
uiiolllrlul result Horn tiiimiuy'a
elections showed today that Prron-
bin ranilldutPii swept the board
for the 30-senl senate and took all
14 provincial governorships.
Tlui government forces also Were
assured complete control of the
lower congressional branch, the
house of deputies. The chief opposi
tion party, the radicals, uppnrviitly
won only 14 of 149 seats a drop
of 3i pluccit. Results ao fur Indi
cated, no other opixwltlon party
would be represented In congress.
With almost 90 percent of the
vole counted in the presidential
race, l'eron had 4,009,370 and the
Kiiillcul candidate. Ilirnnln Hnihi,.
2.IJ4.0J7. Candidates of the other
iMiriira participating were no
whero near them.
Hunters Kill
Escaped Bear
WALDRON. Ark.. I-A trained
circus bear that escaped with
other wild animals when a truck
overturned has been killed by deer
hunters.
Sherllf Glenn Abbott said tho
black bear, known as "Mabel" was
killed Sunday about five miles
from the spot where the truck
overturned Octolier 31 nnrf freed
two lcopu.ls, two black bears, a
polar bear and several monkevs
Abbott said white hairs found
near the scene led the hunters to
believe the polar bear probably Is
In the area.
The animals, owned by the Cam
na Bros, circus, led a nosse of
several hundred officers and volun
teers or. a two-day hunt through
the rugged, mountainous region.
The two leopards were killed, one
black bear was taken alive bv a
circus animal trainer and three of
Die monkeys were found.
The day before the animals es
caped a circus Hon killed a voung
girl, the granddaughter of a cir
cus pcriormcr.
School Plans
Visiting Day
Malln's grade achool has a visit
ing day planned for the parents
Thurnday afternoon.
Reaular class schedules will be
followed during the sessions, which
nre a part of the Oregon Education
Ahsoc.'s commemoration ol the
American Education Week.
And If you really yearn to spoil
her forever dance with her once.
No wife can resist a husband
as reckless as that.
Moral: any man who thinks he
can give a woman an even break
la already half an hour late.
ways at once!
And It hoops up this special
venetraling - stimulating ac
tion for hours. It eases muscu
lar soreness and tightness and
brings warming, comforting
relief even while you sleep.
STUFFINESS..
It all adds up to a lot
Greyhound!
The Ilritl and most IntereNtlnu
letter today la a leal IU4 iiirnlion.
Q "l know that nliuiKlca Is a
hklu eruption following the courne
ol a nerve. What cuiiccn Ihu rililn
gles to appear, or rather what
cause the disturbance Willi the
nerve?" M. K. It.
A '1'he Immediate cuuxo of nlilit
glea or llerpeN nosier la a vlru.
which Is a Miiull living oikiiiiInui
loo small to sea under the nullum y
microscope. Why this virus attack
some people and causes NlunglcM,
and not olliera, no una really knows.
In fact, why tnuny of the ilmeases
attack some and not othei-a Is one
of the great mynterles ol the world.
i "When you have your teeth
pulled out with nerve block, t-tin
you feel them coming out? Mi
doctor hits udvlsed this mid my
friends lull mo there Is poMllvely
110 feeling " II. I..
A 11 la correct Hint thero In no
feeling from the removal el teeth
111 the area supplied by the uervo
which Is blocked. This Is a common
method of removing leelh when ull
the circumstances Indicate It.
Club Seeks
Shutin Aid
An organisation called the Bliut
ins Friends club has been loriurd
to provide frlrnd.ililii and help lor
Milium ami ritlrrly peroii cut
olf from the world by hrulth or
other circumstances.
'Hie olllcers of the organisation
are Mrs. Frank Menu. Itill Ore-
gon, president: Mrs. Dorothea Mr
Anultv. vice president: Mrs. Iluti
ert Avellne. 11)30 Orchard.
UOAI.
A purpose of the club will be
to collect magnglncs and books tor
persons who are able to pass the
hours onlv by reading, and lo ob
tain materials fur oUier persona
to work with.
For instance, pointed out an or
fleer of the org imlrntlon. some el
derly women like to ijulll and can
do beautiful work. II thev have
the cloth scraps to use.
COLLECTION POINTS
Books. magiiBlnes and articles
which can be used by hutliu may
be left with anv of the three ol-
fleers, and persons knowing ol "hut
Ins needing Uie organization's help
are asked to make them known.
Tile object of the Hlllltllu Krli-mli
club Is not charity, but remem
brance ot persons who too often
are the forgotten men and women,
the broken links in Uie chain of
humanity.
Escaped Trusty
Hit, Killed
pnnTi.ANn in An .n...i
i-lli. Inll Irn.lu Hm,4 Mrw.ni. .....I.l
of Injuries suffered Saturday when
arnica ov n car.
He was Arthur I.lndsev, 01. ro
ll said he eHrtined month nun
from a city Jail work gang.
ill nentn brought 1'ortland s
traffic toll tills year to 911.
Pioneer Office Hupplr has all
makea . portable typewriters
, , , try them today. 620 Main.
"Wianksgiuihg
Brighten your holiday table
with overtoiling solid silver.
Six-piece place iolllngi begin
ol $27.50 Fed. Tax Incl.
international Sterling
Buy by fro p!ac,.iy the place ollig...by the tct
IlEOISTERtll JF.KEI.Ell
ir.iie cisjotitii I
700 Main St.
g -"My Imliy In to have un eyo
operation because, some of the inun
ilen In her eyen are puralyted.
Could you llcis this? Header
A -The truiiNpliintallon of mils
clen ol the eye no that good nitlnclrs
will lake over some of the nmctloli
ol poor lines In highly elfrctlvo In
many limtiincen. It Is commonly
dniin early III Hie since Una inav
pienerve noine ol the normal vi
sion which might otlierwlno be loot.
Q -"Whul happen to a peraon's
meiiliil Inculllen when he get
'dead driinkV Doc such a person
know what he Is dulng or saying?
When hln head has cleared, can hn
remember whul has been dune or
said?" W. J. T.
A Alcohol In dunned na all alien
Ihellc, and drinking enough will
caiine a purnnii In become untlrely
lincoimcliiiin. Under audi clruuin
ntancen, the pernon will not know
what he In doing or naylng and fro
fluently cannot recollect atlerwards
what occurred during the lima of
bring "dead drunk."
l-"ln there any relief or euro
for rriimpn In tho legs which occur
at night?" W. & J.
A Tins In an extremely common
condition which la aomotlmes relat
ed to poor circulation, aoti'etlmrs
lu pregnancy, and sometimes to
causes which aro more obscure.
Dome people get a certain amount
ol relief by walking around for a
short (line.
Annareiillv a number of tiernoiM
with thin ditllculty do not have
enough - ii It luii i In their ayalrmt
mid neem to drink little II any mu
hi iilmont all severe rnnen ol cramp
In the legn, an effort shouia e
innili. in determine the exact cause
g-"I have a broken Jaw, and
wan wondering If I could box as
nu amateur lighter. Home of my
Irlendn, however, said It would bo
unwine lor me to do no beeauno
my Jnw will break ecuuiy." H. U
A Many ot tin would be qulto
sallnlled with one broken Jaw and
would not go out ol our way lo gel
another, lu an Individual cane audi
an yourn. the answer can only bo
given alter an X-ray ol the Jaw
determining wheiher it la thick
enough lo be likely to wulutand an
ordinary blow from boxing. Thero
would, vf course, be aomo risk at
bent. .
Q "I have heard a treat deal
about black cherries being good lor
rheumatoid arthritis. Do you think
that ITiU Is true?'" Mrs. A.W.K.
A I doubt It very much.
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