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FRANK JENKINS
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inured m tcoond class matter at the port office of Klamath Kallt, Ore.
on August SO. 1906, under act of congress, March 8, 1879
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By DEB ADDISON
It's a tough winter on birds.
Snow Is deep In many parts of the
Basin, covering natural food. There
have been quite a few phone calls
to the paper showing concern on
the birds welfare both game
birds and song birds.
We made it a point to do a lit
il checking:, lust now. with those
who have been out in the by-ways
lor Just that purpose to see now
the birds are taring, ine rcpurio ijows that it s not necessary to sa
are reassuring. lute him on all occasions but that
There are lots of birds (wereyou ghould snap t0 attention when
talKing aoouv puewnm. m- j
nrlmnrllvl HVtA ITlOSt all Of them
are fat "and healthy. They're getr
ting food.
This doesn't mean that you
should let up in your efforts Keep
on feeding, if you're doing it; keep
contributing to the bird fund. A lot
of grain will be needed, and there
will be a need for putting it out,
from now on. ... ... .
Also if vou have the idea that
there are birds having a bad time
somewhere, report li. It may turn
out that they're getting feed you
don't know about, but on the other
hand there are bound to be some
that are missed, somewhere, and
your report may save the day.
To get the wheels turning most
quickly, If you're In the south end
report any information you have to
the Fish and Wildlife. If you're
eisewhere in the Basin, report to
Jim O'Donahue at J. W. Kerns.
They'll see to it that whatever s
necessary is done.
This brings to mind a chance
visit with Tom O'Dwyer in Eugene
the other weekend. (Torn was an
ardent outdoorsman when located
here.) We flagged him down on
the street, for a brief Klamath re
union in strange territory. Tom
was heading for Coos Bay (not
home to Coos Bay: he still thinks
of "home to Klamath after a
meeting in Portland.
Tell the bovs. he said, that an
other character and I have a sea
cnini launch nrooDed ud in my
STATE POLICE 1
KLAMATH FALLS I have Deen
listening to the radio programs be
ing produced by the Washington
State Police, called "Could this be
You"?
Recently, the Oregon State Po
lice have begun a similar program.
I have listened to both of these
for some time and have as a re
sult decided to point out a few
lactors that have come to my at
tention. Let me say lirst that I favor
these efforts to reduce traffic acci
dents, together with all the other
schemes designed to make people
think of the results of faulty driv
ing habits.
However, as I remember several
experiences with the Oregon State
Police, I remember the outstanding
courtesy of these troopers as a
most significant factor in their
handling of police business.
i want to emphasize the impor
tance of this policy. These repre
sentatives of Oregon are leaving
an aura of courtesy and dignity
with all persons with whom they
conduct police business. These peo
ple who are influenced by our
State Police are the residents of
Oregon and visitors from all parts
of the country. Most important,
however, are the fine examples of
courtesy, efficiency, and Rood taste
left with our youth who are form
ing their driving habits, in the face
of widespread unconcern for con
stituted authority.
In view of all of these consid
erations, I am moved to point out
that in the case of the Washing
ton state program at least, there
is a very feeble and affected ef
fort towards courtesy. It seems to'
me that showmanship has taken
precedence over simple execution
of duty. As I listen, it appears to
me that a thinly veiled sarcasm
is employed to impress the listen
ers. One example of repeated discour
tesy: when the trooper opens his
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By MARY EGAN
"1 - 2- 3- 4-5-8-7-8-9
10-11," Yes, eleven victories have
been chalked up by the Trojans
for a perfect record thus far this
season. But the Academy doesn't
intend to stop here as they aim
for the twelfth win tonight against
the Henley Hornets. This is a con
ference game on the opponent's
floor.
"I wish I was a Trojan like ,"
was the skit enacted by the Pep
Club at the rally today. Although
the wishes of the students varied
from the original song, it proved
to be humorous to everyone, even
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SATURDAY -- JAN. 26
Music By Morrison & McDonald
Dancing 10:00 'til 2:00 Admission $1.00
Refreshments Served
BILL JENKINS
Managing Editor
By Man year
front vard. We're working It over
and will have It ready for salmon
trolling. Tell the boys to come on
over.
We suggested that he'd better
put It in service down in sunny
California, but he didn't think that
was funny, and lit out for home
or rather, for Coos Bay.
commodore Howard Pernell. the
;new capuin of the yacht club, al
ne passes.
It's orobablv all right to address
him in any way that suits your
fancy, just so you don't call him
Commie.
Pnllnwine the examole set bv the
now famous Capt. Hcnrik Ciirlsen,
the new Coram-the new sKippcr
figures he'll have to start train
ing so he can oe ine last inau
aboard on all occasions.
i Tnci.RAtirri.f;ommodore" Sise-
more doesn't care what you call
him. just so you don't call him to
active duty right away again.)
For the benefit of you who are
in tne naoiv 01 tui"K. "
a tough winter on Lakeshore Drive.
too. It frosted the bananas the oth
er night. We think the present hot
spell will ormg em uui ui
though.
Just In case you may have a
small ice problem ice on the
eves, ice in the roof valleys, ice
in the gutters and down spouts,
ice on the steps, ice on the side
walks, ice in your hair generally
here's the answer.
Sprinkle on sulphate ammonia
crystals. The stuff looks like rock
salt, and acts like rock salt on
the ice but not on your grass,
shrubs and plants. Instead of kill
i.. u stimulates 'em.
Put it ouv lo melt your Ice off :
now: come spring your adjoin ng
flower beds are already yet tertii
iied. The Old Trapper guarantees
it.
rnnversation with a youth and in
quires his age, upon receiving the
reply n,' ne invanaoiy nuu wivh
emphasis says, "only 17?" When
confronted with this comment the
youth may well wonder if he has
no right to be 17. He Just might be
pushed a bit further outside the
family of organized society,
tn onv rase. I sueeest we all
give attention and support to Ore
gon's fine State Police record. Let
us hope that enough thought and
wisdom may be devoted to Ore
gon's new program to demand re
spect from all who hear it.
It occurs to me mai some inaj
feel that I am over concerned in
this matter, but if this letter causes
serious consideration it will have
served its purpose.
Heavy responsibility rests upon
the directors and the actual per
sonnel who make the arrests. They
have often forgotten that they are
dealing with people who are not
always inferiors.
I am now iniriKing especially oi
the occasion of the woman who
was picked up and embarrassed by
personal questioning because her
husband's erratic driving had
caused her to leave his car and
attempt to walk home. They had
a chance to render real service to
this woman who was acting wisely
by making sure that she came to
no harm. They had arrested the
husband previously and that por
tion of the production was valua
ble to the listeners. However they
made the mistake of being unable
to resist the desire to improve the
"show" by delving into the person
al affairs of these people.
Geo. F. Conner '
POOR SHOWING
KLAMATH FALLS I've been to
a great many basketball games,
both City and County Leagues, and
the Herald and News team is the
only one without complete unl
forms. I think this makes a poor
showing.
Winifred Favell
the Trojans, victims of the skit.
The spirit of basketball can be
seen in every room, Including the
Junior Class room, as the red and
white decals in the form of Tro
jan heads with "SH Academy"
written on them, are being sold.
It seems this week has been a
jumble of wondering, (about the
weather, games, and school), as
both school and the Bonanza game
were postponed for a day this
week. The next question Is, "Will I
the Weatherman make us postpone
our trip to Medford Sunday lor
the basketball tussel against the
St. Mary's Crusadors?" Hopes are ;
high that we will not, as tentative 1
plans are being made to charier j
a bus. Yes, lt certainly looks like ;
this is a busy week of basketball
for everyone, so don't forget the I
coming schedule, Henley tonight,
St, Mary's Sunday, and Gilchrist
Tuesday! '
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They'll Do It Every
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NEW YORK Cfi Looking down ! This adds up to nine layers of
one wing of the news room here, wool, cotton and silk or subsil
I am observing a tableau of pro-i lutes, tightly wrapped, scratching,
lest. j strangling, blocking arterial trnf-
lo and 30 men tlc- Increasing body temperature
, , .....; aw, i,..n.fi,irc
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of them are coatless, with shirt
sleeves rolled. Some are working,
open-throated, having unbottoned
their collars and shooed the neck-
tics downward a few inches, aslerage costume of a woman.
well.
Oh. my brother,
would say, here is
Hal Boyle
pitiful little
reoemon!
Here is an eloquent expression men wuuiu. i kci uu. ui
of wnit men think of the modern les and collars at ihe first oppor
male costume. . I lu'5'. M. . .
Here Is the grim effort to escape
from the "business suit" and its
accessories, which feature built-in
discomfort, squeezing and strang
ulation, guaranteed to last.
jdj , tne 20tn centm.y.
Fn? instance. consider yc
Mens ciotncs are ine supreme
For instance, consider your neck
and throat. . ,
An inordinate amount or tenner
care and attention has been lav
ished on them bv tne tanor. me
shirt-maker, and the necktie sales
man. Your tie has at least tnree toms
of cloth, your shirt four, and your
Guerrillas in
Korea Killed
SEOUL Ifi An Eighth Army
staff ofiicer Friday said South Ko
rean troops killed 8.000 Commu
nists and captured 7.000 in the
Chiri Mountains behind Allied lines.
Tne seven weeks drive against
guerrillas cracked their corps of
Moscow-trained leaders, the staff
officer said. . .
It cleaned out a cenlurles-old
bandit stronghold In rugged terrain
where peaks rise to 6.000 feet.
An officer who took part In the
operation said the guerrillas' "gen
eral staff of Moscow-trained leaders
had been trapped."
However, the top guerrilla lead
er, Lee Hyong San. was reported
to have escaped last Sunday after
! being wounded in the side. He was
Uast seen climbing over a ridge
wua uic ncip m mura.
' The South Korean task force,
headed by Lt. Gen. Paik Sun Yup.
uncovered scores of arms and food
caches in the hills, some several
years old.
The arms were a motley assort
ment of Chinese. American. Korean
and Japanese and Russian equip
ment. Zellerbach Names
Hunt New V-P
' SEATTLE MV-Crown-Zcllerbach
Corp. directors elevated Reed O.
Hunt, former office manager at
Port Angeles, Wash., to a vice
presidency at a meeting m San
Francisco Thursday. "
Hunt also was office manager at
Camas, Wash., and West Linn. Ore.
plants before going to San Fran
cisco in 1943.
E. W. Erickson, resident man
ager at Port Townsend, Wash., lor
15 years, and P. T. Sinclair, former
resident manager at West Linn and
at Carthage. N. Y., were named
assistant vice presidents.
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una itusuiK ptujci him.
Fully dressed, you are lugging
around between 10 and 15 pounds of
fabric and leather. This is at least
three limes the weight of the bv-
Moreover, it is neither handsome
lake a look at the drab, total
miuression created by a mass of
men nor is it functional. If it were-
I used to think it was the result
of vasi conspiracy between the
cloth-makers, tailors, designers,
middlemen, etc. . . . Obviously,
the more fabric, leather and gadg
ets thev con pile on the male chas
sis, the better for the stockholders.
But designers tell me that isn't
a fact. They say that many people,
both men and women, have had a
try at devising a more sensible
; dress for men. None has ever tak-
en hold.
For Instance, the Australian
I "bush-jacket" is an
eminently
practical garment. II combines the
tunctions of the shirt and the coat.
It has short sleeves, an 'open
throat and is worn outside the
trousers.
The -bush jacket is about coat
length and loosely belted at the
waist, it lets a man breathe around
the equator and the neck and
shoulders.
Versions of it have been attempt
ed in this country, the designers
say, but they were never success
lul. Nobody knows the reason. There
is a suspicion that the average man
is far too timid to break away
Iroin convention. But it may be
the little woman who insists that
her man look as much as possible
like all other men. and through
pressure, silent and otherwise,
compresses him into the same old
mold, year after year.
The only hopeful sign I have
noted seems to have originated In
California, around Hollywood,
where the necktie is disappearing
rapidly, even in offices. Maybe the
trend will spread.
Personally. I believe a wonderful
campaign plank is inherent in this
for 1952.
A man who promised refoims In
men's clothing ought to sweep Ihe
country.
Of course, he would be sticking
his neck out, and this Is not good
politics.
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"Heap Big Smoke, No Fire," was
today's theme concerning the Pell
can game tonight with the Rose
burg Indians.
Tiie song, which we hope will
portray uccuriuely the outcome ol
this weekend's game, was featured
as a sKit in tne pep assemuiy mis
ulternoon. It was put on oy mem -
ucrs of the rally squad and pep
Peppers.
Congratulations are In order for
Coach Simons and his wrestlers
for nvpr.nou-prlnii ihp OSf: rnolfs
Wednesdav mghl in the matches!
held in Pelican court.
Demo Treasurer
Gives Up Post
OKLAHOMA CITY tfi One of
Oklahoma's most prominent till,
zens, Roy L. Turner, gave up his
Joo as national treasurer ol
Ibe
Democratic parly Wednesday.
Turner told Democratic Chair
man Frank E. McKiuney that hLs
wife's illness and the uncertainly
US lO HIICH MIC 11 UI? VtClI ItKltlll
hes made 11 impossible for him to
be national treasurer.
The wealthy cattleman and In
dependent oil producer was chosen
bv McKinncy as the man to handle
the Democratic purse string last
Dec. 13. '
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WASHINO TON t.ti Gen. Elsen
hower's proposal that the nations
of europe unite Is not new, even
with Elsenhower. Ho auugested It
last July and repeated II again
this week.
The Idea of European unity one
government, a kind of United
Mtates of Europe has quite a
history. It's gathered mora strum
In the past Tew years than ever
before.
In 1930 the French proposed a
European Irdcral union. In HMO.
when France was falling to the
Naals. Winston Churchill offered
the French union and common
citizenship with Britain. Aguln
nothing happened.
When the war ended a number
of groups ormintrcd to pu.sh the
unity idea, thiousli federation or
In some other way.
Churchill formed a United Eu
rope Committee In January, 1047;
In March of that year the Inde
pendent League of European Fed
eralists ya created; This was fol
lowed bv the Union ol European
Federalists In April, 1D47; and in
September. 1047, Count Richard
Coudenhnve Kalcmt started the Ell-
ronenn Parliamentary Union.
In the midst of this In March.
1947 the U.S. Senate approved
resolution ouoren oy ocu. rui-(m
bright, Arkansas Democrat: "Con
gress favors the creation of a
Unlled Slates of Europe within the
framework of the United Nations."
Ill December. 1047, the various
groups mentioned above got to
gcllier as "The liiteinniloniil Coin
mltee for the Coordination ol
Movements for European Unity."
Al that lime the countries ol
Wo.neru Europe were getting to
gether in Ihe economic held lo de
cide what help ihey needed liom
the Marshall Plan,
in Mnv. 1348 the "International
Committee lor uouruiiiuiion nuu
Its tirst comerence n agrcou
lltcrc should be a European as -
sembly. ,
lu August, IU4I), n urueu nriviu 1.
Fnince, Belgium, Iho (seiiicriiiiius
:ull(1 Luxembourg to take tnr lean
: , t.rentu,g uru an assembly.
I The live nailons set up a com-
nnUee lo work on the Idea, It
i came up with this: A Council l
', EUrODC. Which Works like tills.
A committee ol the lorelsn nun-
Islcrs ot each member s country. I
meeting In secret: and a consul
tative assembly lo which liie mem
ber nations send delegates who
meet In public.
Tills council met first on Aug. 1.
194U ahd has met a mmioer ol
times since. Even so, Uie Council
as It stunds has no real power.
No member nation has lo follow
the assembly's recommendations.
Uilll th av,nthlv l M nluCP
i .!..' ,hp rlptpuatf call reuresenl
I public opinion In Europe
.....
i There have been various econo
mic agreements Deiween mc na
tions of Europe.
The biggest single step they've
taken has been the creation ol the
North Atlantic Pact, of which this
country and Canada are par. This
Is a military alliance. Thf mem
bers are pledged to help one
another.
And out of the part has -come
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the European army with Elsen
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inllltary tmliy.
'Ilils In still a long way from a
United Hliiles ol l.tuope and It
sernia pretty clear that Churchill
doesn't wuni to put llritiiln Into n
United Slates of Europe.
Elsenhower suys ho can under
stand this In Churchill since Urlliiln
has so many cuiiiincllnus overseas
with the oilier members of the
British Commonwealth.
Hut Europe Is in bad rcouonilr
shape, i.o bad that this country has
lo ai l as Its crutch. Eisenhower
not only suggests real econuiulc
unity, so all the nations of Europe
will ui-ni'flt. but political as well.
Since they are moving toward
military unity. If they look the
next steps In economic and political
uiilly they'll have a Kuiopuun
Federation or United Suites of
Europe.
Democrats
Plan Meet
Members of (he Klamulh Cimiilv
Democratic Ccntrnl Commute.) are
Jschriluli - d to mret Frldiiv, 8 p. in.
mc munim iioin.
Mom oe. Hweelland. National
Cominllteeiuiin Iroin Oregon and a
ciindldiitn lor d.'lruulc to the
party's imlUuui! contention m July,
Is lo be Hie speaker.
Paul Iliiik, county cliiilriiiiiu,
said the mct'llug would lend nil
the parly ariintiltntloir edorl to
ward the May 16 primary election.
Cave In Fatal For
Worker In Well
FOUKE. Ark. i.f Clyde Krmii
mitt )u.,. i,.,,,,,.,) M,vv lw bu
( n ,rom Ulc abandoned well on
ilu., ,inu near here. He stood at
ihe bottom ol ihe Jl-toot deep shall
1 r, waited for a rope to pull him
l0 ,n0 (urin.r
: Then the walls kiivp wav and the
:is.vr.ir old taniirr w burled In
lh(; cV(Ml, 0, ,nri Blld ,.y
s lni un, ,io llv before noon
Thur.idnv. Aboul six hours later.
.iltpr neltfhllorM nnrl rpscup wurk-
,rrH milt (rnntira11y with their hands
and shovels. Kmn's body was it'
moved from the well.
Formosa Spots
War Patrols
TAIPEI!, Formosa W1 nadar
screens on Formosa liavo picked
up Chinese Communist patrol
planes cruising along the coast ol
China Ihe pajit several days, re
llrhle sources said Thursdny.
Thrse sources relit the patrol ap
pears tn be dPlensive. llul Chinese
Nnl.oniill.st olllclals have taken ex
tra precautions aualnM a possible
attack on Formosa.
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"Please coiiimen on a allua
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causo Iho flint card turned up was
a red llircn. Uuth aides needed 12U
points to meld.
"Al my first turn I put down a
red llnce. Alter a lew rounds n;
play, 1 discarded a nltiglelim quern,
which gavo the puck, IncliipllnR Iho
red lluoc, lo our opponent.
"My piiruier, al his next lurn,
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mud, coiiiiiieulliiK that he had
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our opponents I ion I knowing how
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