PAGE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tl'KSDAY, APRIL 20, lfir.j
FRANK JENKINS
alitor
BILL JENKINS
Managing Editor
' Entered as tecond class matter at the pr. t office of Klamath Fulls, Ore,
on August 20, 1906, under act of Congress, March S. 1678
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CAUGHT. In The ROUNDS
n By t68 ADDIONvxV 'V
of
WarnuiR to all the backers
Taft and to those who "like Ike"
and thai Includes about all Repub
licans and Independents:
Tills primary campaigning is
Rood. But remember thai it is the
primary. It's an elimination con
test to nominate . candidate for
i-rclrifn( ttrvnpmher Uiat it is an
elimination contest and that either 1 1 o o k over
one or the other musi oe cumul
ated. The Important thlmr Is not wheth
er Tail OR Eisenhower is nomin
ated. The important thins is wheth
ri Tail or Eisenhower IS elected.
Can anvonc Rive us a working
recipe on the preparation and cook
ing ol porcupine:'
We've lust read Uiat, when Pres
ident Truman seued the steel In
dustry. It was the 71si time tlmt
a president has seired a private
company or Industry since FDR
the Norm American
Aviation company in 1941.
Wlrv all the to-do about this one
then? Is it beenus it's an elec- I
lion year? That m.'y be part of
it but tne country's hair is on end
lor another reason.
The 'iO other acis of seimre were
made under special emergency
war powers that had been specif
ically provided bv the Congress.
paper , rnis is ine ursi nine m.. m-
II proclaimed that the Klamath idcnl ever took over private busi
River Gun Club "will hold its an- mess without due pwess of law.
lusi on me arouuus um. uc ...v
President.
Since FDR first took cut at
the "tired old men'' of the Su
preme Court our confidence in the
courts as tne wira leg oi uie con
They'll Do It Every Time .. By Jimmy H.ulo I
Y CO VOO MAVE "WT COe-OM J 1 NEVER S4W4 TOOK 1
f -TBeROCKSV I EtSy RX3K Oj7 ;, , ( l HERE. ID WAHT TO
SUPPOSE -' lMr: SHEU. '1 ifc S AU"ST GST ALi. THE
to wkeT T NV rris--soyoj wgeta Jpzr-ZL
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JACOBY
on
Canasta
SllliO SIllcKllllK'CN'
"Thin Is nuestlon I'd like you Came April 4lll i.nil i'uiil Miller . llv M.nch ioih I'nul irinrinljri, ,
to sctllc," writes a cone.ipinidenl t rrrelved a cuie ut wlnn Unit hli liiiiioiin.li cl wli-o n i n in ,,h,
who auks mo not to nienliuil hei 'slarled Hi epic loinnry lit fnrla kulletl the ItwheAlpr C'lioliiiiin mi.
name or town. on .Jmiuni v 'J, I did fnlrlv well, Irrlor. No, tlm i nllrclor hniin t
"We were nluyliiii a frletilly rcUIiib to Itochenler In Inur wrekn. ihciinl ii word from Hie Mmi
game of two lniiuiril CaiiaMa Mv "ut It took eluhl weeks to inovo . Liquor Aiilliorllyi 'vhlrli wn rr.
oiiiolienl had live kings and Ilvd H eron town. . MUial)lj ciimiuli. Ilieyd onlv lu,
Jacks on the table. Hhe added two The twelve Miles were two eiieh Mi' h "' 'he ikrm
wild cni'ds to the Jinks but had not ol Mx illlleieiil vlnlimeii of mn, Hail-action.
finished her pliiv. boltlfil bv Jean C'onliiriin, Pre-I 'IhciiaaeiiililiiiHeoliiMiprrnih.il
"She then pli-krd up the wild -menux par Nulls. i'le d'Oi, clashed' Hie mtiic. In lieu nl ii,
ciirda and added Ihein tu the kings, FriiiK-e. 'Ihev were a gill Iroiii a niliiliig letter, the KwlieMcr ml.
NiiylliK she hud miido nu error. Win l'url.i friend and all ol the lu und . lector would lecogtil'c the imM
had Just noticed that 1 hud nirUIrd leali.ern had to (In Willi tint vnl rmrlpl for it ceiils If Miller wnui.i
tin co kllig.i. so it was clear Dial In lion of Jl ccttl.i stale lux and incciil II. und Mini Ilia Uniini
.-he would surely uivd wild cards 11.33 U.S. cii.iloinr. iMitlrs Clmrinnicnl could begin iu
lor her kings but tnilil not need More proflluble to the government 'Itinclluii
them for her Jacks. I IIihii the itistoma wus the (3 otur- ' IIITI Itl'li
1 said llml site loiildn I move ct,,UKr or tlm two months I Tlili. however, rnlullrd the tiiimi.
n U III i.itl'Htf tenitt IIim liu.lru ti ... n . ., .... ... ' . , ,
ttliit I'lllll Wlis li ving lo gci pirn- out 1)1 till er nil iii-i iii.il iihviiir inrtii
session of his properly. IVr.ilsl- inilui luril. When lltcfe hud been in.
ence. n dor.eii Irltern, uKliliivlts mid i siircti'd und itnintivrd. innvlir liv
pltotie culls, and he fluullv itiiiile I lie AHoritcv llriicrul hlttifrll liui
II Willi gratitude Ihiil wine till- not likely, 'cause In wns pirn.-
pioves with itge. Inisv with his own troubles nlumi
The .hrnii il.iov nl tin. liaiixiii-tliiii ll'en; nllvwuV oil IMnri-lt Ji t llir
We've Just read an Interesting i
ad in last Thursday's copy of the ;
Siskiyou Daily News, Yreka's news-1
nual Catfish Fry upd Shoot Sun
day. April 27; starting at 10 a.m.,
at. Quigiey's store op the Klamath
River. As an added attraction. Bar
becued Couear Meat. Public Invit
ed. tDan and Eva to serve you in
the Lounge).
Did you set that
Cougar Meat,
l - -
NEW YORK if Do vou have
"telephone fear?"
Or does your telephone shudder
whenever you reach for it?
Are you making
of your telephone, or are you letting
you up as a Duin?
$amA WxViIoju)
AIICs
the wild curds from the lucks to
the kings; that once the cards
were down on the tuple Utcy could
not be shifted.
"Mv oimoneiit nut the wild curds
I back with the Jacks, suyltig Hint
she did this not because site avus
wronif but because I was her
uiirst, She niHtlo me feel like two
cents.
"Was my siutnneiu of the law
correct? Was II proper for me o
slate the low? W.is it proper for
my opponent to uct a- she lid
when I stated Uie law?"
Only one of these cine '-ns Is
easy lo answer. My corri:.7ond
nil s tiuricrsiitmlini; ol the law whs
absolutely correct. When those
Is an exhibit ol the elllclencv and !"v " "le nnor oiti car.e oi wihr
dispatch with which the la.xpuiyeis' determined in .u si.sj anil ihr
hired help serviced an ordinary government strirago on nnnie inr
uuv anil his S&.iuiuiK ulll bin ol IWO IIIIMllils IJ
wine.
When the
wine arrived in New
York oil January -'ti, Instruellnns
awaited thul II be sent lo Roch
ester, N. Y. In bond Inr eusiunis
c'eiirunee. It urrted In Rorlirsirr
Frbruurv tith A piione cull to I'us.
it show
WASHINGTON Federal I While the Consiiuuion doesn't
Judge David A. Pine will rule In .specifically sav th- President has
lnrhts (tw ria,,i An (n D.l . ...
real buddy V" . J . r.-i- .r iniii 10 snzr private nroneiiv,
, i. aem s "'ure of the steel Industry, like the steel nulls. II doesn't M)-c-
ine issue is the President's con- lilcallv say he .-.mi ,in s, m i
Miiuiiunni Dnmr mm ti nit i-mivaH
These Questions are behiff fv- .sn mnrh Hiu-iiinn ihat nn.iii..
stitutional tripod of checks and bal- iplored by a 29 - year - old social ! everyone has become his own law-
Barbecued 'ances has been waning. ipioneer named Barry Oarfield. who 'ver. with opinions.'
I Still, we re awaiting ine outcome is irjing io correct a mistake. The steel company lawyers have
We've always heard about tne of the court actions in uie sicci J "r. nic.anaer uranum astcd the judge to do two things:
of the cougar ana aooui cases as anotner nmi i"f - . j i. uroer me nuns returned to
! tie invented the telephone, re- "-e owners on the grounds thul
marked Garfield, "But he neglected i "e President had no right to selre
,lo teach people how to use it." ihem.
I With some 35 million telephones' -' rder ,he Rovernmcitt not to
inow ringing more or less steadily irni5e u,e steelworkers' w ages so
Garfield thinks It is high time lu-'lcns s " controls the mills.
diviltials should reall7e that the' nu-'fenllv was put 111 as
iproper use oi tnese lut e gndseLs - " i,.
lean help them win or lose social J110" ord,rs he "nills turned back ther-fore the President a s
'or hnsin i to the owners, he doesni have to . . . orl ulr riesiaem. as
' , , rui. 0n No 2 rrcsiaent. nas verv wide powers
n "so ocneves corporations o..i ir ... tinoer the Constltutlon-Presiden
CMO ,1.
the delicacy of properly roasted or istone In the evolution of our gov-
barbecued cougar meat and nave , emment.
neither heard nor tasled the one j -
t'othur Tn fart we ve never 1 An interesting siaemtm
i:or
seen b cougar m uie wua.
In fact, save for the tracks and
an occasionally sighted deer car
cas and an occasional too speci
men, the cougar is Just an old
wives tale as far as we're con
cerned. Now, here comes the Klamath
River Gun Club blatantly serving
Barbecued Cougar Meat as a side
dish to its catfish. Can anvone give
us a .first hand connoisseur's report?
steel seiiure came from Oregon's
Senator Morse. Morse, you'll re
member, has made many soeeches
for constitutional government in
favor of government bv law. not
bv men.
President Truman, you'll also re
mnmbpr. could have invoked the
Taft-Hartley law to handle the steel
stalemate instead oi seizing the in
dustry. Senator Morse applauded the
President's action.
lime of emergency.
! The President is responsible lor
,ll;e national wcllurc in an enter
gency. And he savs there is an
: emergency now und that he acted
for the nallonul welfare In t.iklnit
over the mills to prevent a halt in
steel production.
' Where does lie gel such power?
From the Constitution mcli. snv
the government lawyers. But the
Constitution doesn t say lie ran
seize private property in an enter-
. ilruees were put down on the table l""' mealed thul lielote anything
in a legal meld they could not be (1'rther could lumpen the Hinle
sinned They hud lo stuy with l""'nr Aiilhot llv In New York Cllv
llir Jacks. hud to issue u penult so the minor
The ullier questions have-lo do could receive II.
wlUt huiiiun relations und Irlfnd-I Such a request went forwoid on
i ship as much as thrv hare lo do Februm y 1th. Hr February Will the
with Hie rules ol card games. Il Liquor Authority got around
very hnrd to answer the questions ! ,0 responding, sent a letter which
without knowing the people and ' 10 b' nreseinet! In the Com
the situation 1 modules Tax Hureug In Rochester,
In u loiirnuinent, the laws arihlch. upon payment of Uie siute
strictly enforced. Even Hi an ordl-!1"' would Issue release tor the
tiurv club snme. every plaver ex- m-'i nuu to on wiin im
On April third, two months ai rr
II hit RrHlie-ter. tie Railway l's
press Agency l'"t en-session nt Hie
jwme ngulll, dcllvcicd It to Paul's
'dnwiitievii i.lllce end enlleeityl
lSft estiress iitlil oeetimuli'teil
lli'lidlluu ehuiges Tot-1 c I I.,
lerlu'eut of .1 kind l;'rld ulfl uri
tltt II
i "It heller be good " sulil I'uiil i
he Ivnccil It heme III I'lllsfniit f
Ills oltl eat
Larceny Case
Dismissed
prt-ls Ihr rules to be rnfrrrrd. Tlir
Minn priticlplf holct wlifi. pcoplo
who somrtliurs ply tn chibs hup
pru tu bo pluvltik In M)inrl)f(iy '
home intrA1 f ti flub Thfv rr
sliil the sort of proplr who follow
rulf-H tnrrfully.
But thric rt' thuiiMimU uf other
people who nrver piny In clubt or
tnurmunenlA nntl who never havti
itny rxnrt knowletlde of rules or i
A rrlinlnnt rhnrif of larrrnv bv
bntlre. fllrcl Apitl Jl nunlirt Kiunk
'ltutroot(l wax (tiM.iK'.rd MotKlav
bv PlMtirl JiiclKf Nlvk Cnrter. und
the rrnurit nl Merit A Pinllb the
ri itiplmnini; wllttei., who (let lined
to (it ii erute
'ItiorotjiKKt 1m lren rhftrsnri itt
t.iktni; n un JtinK ii'oi'htnr he
t, tivitic i'fi I'.intmrt out of KUtn.h
Icouniv. Tl tnnrh'Tie brin
bnimht fi"" Merit' Atmllaiue-,
'iwiiert by Hmilh
Sam (Djcuvadr
Husinos Mirror
A number of i menu were down 16 percent. Butui
fail to aiipfeciate how poor tele
phone techniques by their employes
cost them .millions of dollars In
terms of lost sales or good will.
Suppose you'use the newest tooth
paste, smoke a smart citraret. em
ploy the correct deodorant, wear
the right clothes, avoid "five o'clock
shadow." and keep your mind raror
keen by reading only the best
books? . .
If you pick up the telephone and
bark Into it, "Hi'ya. Kid?" well,
all is ruined. You've gone to a lot
improvement for nothing.
JUDGEMENT
your
keen tne mills, tne owners
still get a break if he tells the
government not to raise wages.
SEPARATION
The steel lawyers bused their
case on the reparation of powers
in the government among the three
branches: Legislative iCongressi;
Judiciary 'Courts : and the Execu
tive Branch t headed by the Presi
dent '.
j Boiled down, the steel people's
reasoning went like this:
While all three branches have
certain Dowers conferred on them
by the Constitution, no one of the
three has unlimited powers and
geney. i me same lime It doesn t i penalties. Ihey would never pen-
alie nn opponent, and Ihey ex
pect olltrr people to be equally
lenient with them.
In theory, they should know the
rules and be bound by thein- but
we have to lute facts rather thim
theories. Against such an otipo-
lilial powers vl wide scope are im
i'iih. Ji. .in., nit uinnu -r c n
llionqh they are not spelled out In
NEW YORK tfl
nrofessional nulse-tekers hi.ve rc-la year ego the industry was in the
. . .1 . KhIIS nt ht.cinttcc I mtrlst rif a sir.vnrpiuwm fin thf. .-r- u ;
fu..q wm- mic use... wUu,.. - . , I 11 c iCicpiiOUC projCCl5 your ' .v, (c u. .
Most find him showing no sums accountants say, "alter allowance ; personality, and people judge you cfhe ,
:r. ih. w. r,::,, ru -.." . -i--' So tn.y ,ked JU(lE. P!n. t0 slPD
Th - m, . th . Me nM founded what he hopes. in and put a limit on what the
The American Home Laundry u a new science tele-technolog-j.' President can do bv ordering the
Manufachirers' Association reports to remedy the situation. What "ernment "o give up the steel
that factory sales of household lis tele-technology? Oarfield defines mills
washers were a third lower this it this wav: ; StL ,H i.w ass.d
March than the year before. Sales i ... .T1'y. 1?."'
nt Irnner. .... cn '5 IC S.uuy Ol .lie CCOnomiC OV COHrCSS UIVIIIK Uir ricaiucii.
or..? cI-v-f cent. an(j social aspects of the telephone 'power to seue the mills: and
ortiiil
So went the coi eminent trru
nient.
When the Rovernmrnt Uwver,
Assintant Attorney General Holme'
j Bnldrldtje. was Nptnlclnc. Jude
i Pine tntmupted (o ask tf he meant
I there wan no limit at all on the
President's power, even In an env
iPnrencv.
! STOPPM.KS
j Baldrldse seemed to Indira tf
tliiit ' what he meMit. He paid a
President could be stopped In the
- nenl Just forget about the rule
ard sTrlrtne. U s better tn
your fnciul.N thmi to win
game
-Hlntf' firmer In the pie.
SIAII MX AH 1.
lly Marcli tith 'he Ktn'.e lepittt
inent of rtnntu-e 'routed nnd wrote:
"The Mule tax on aalunil .itmrkllni;
w.ne 40 cnttft mil Ion; on urtl
flclttl plkllnt; wine. '.H tnt n
tnlion: nn 'till wine 10 ccnlt a
Ion Twelve Imlile- of 1 11 tin
ecjunli 2 i kuIIoiia " It wn.t a (Ik'iire-
I l-o u t-f 0 r-voui'HFlI an.iwer. The
rurelv definite thins wan Hint the
Iti.x had to he paid and not with
poMase Mamps.
Paul hndn'l lind a look nt hit
wine vet und whether It was
i Mire, lie did know that It mill l fi'lne that ihr Claim
(nt the moment Mtilt In government
Umbo.
fcePp rinnuv ii wa.x acierininea to ne
rard Ml" n ,nri ntl 1,11 lanumua tme
N.M MNA!.ISHi N 1 1
HINliAPOttK. "fhe (hunr
Kal-Shrk ttoxeruiurnt ha notifted
CliliiPAf Naiwmnlbt Oruutilintinm
Kline must he referred to a" "Hie
Onvernmenl m the Chlnere rtepub
llr "
Bankruptcy
Action Filed
But a few think they detect a quick
emng here and there.
Gloomy is the word the National
Association of. Purchasing Agents
uses In assessing the general busi
ness outlook-
Its Aoril survey says twice
many companies reported produc
.tux was paid, all In one installment
It was 24 cents: lust like the man
no ponderously said: 3 i gallon at
10 cents -a uellon. "Well, what
next?" asked Miller, who was
hoplni; to set his wine bv 81 Put
lick's Dav
it aas early March by then, and
oil needed as fur the Stale Tux
Department In Rochester to notify
the Stnte Liquor Authority In New
York that It had received !' rents
- on sextuple forms, no doubt -
H. .whereupon the ntate I.lnttor Author
of lly would notify the United States
Uie estate of Cllffoid J. Shuck. .Customs collector In Rorhe.ter I
of i who was ad)ud(cd liicoiniietenl ! that the sovereign Slate ol New i
i York was aaiisneti ami the U. S. j
Government could litke oyer.
A petition for authority to file
In bankruptcy has been brought in
tion declines as reported gains.
Forward buying Is very cautious,
the association adds. Order back
logs have dropped sharply. Inven
tory liquidation is going on in some
fields.
SLOW PAY
The National Association of Cred
it Men finds payments slow. It
blames taxes. Two-thirds of re
tailers' February bills weren't paW.
as the businessmen saved for
March tax payments and thereby
lost the discount they would have
had if they'd paid their bills during
the grace period.
Workers' paychecks, in consumer
hard goods industries, were a
little lighter by mid-March, the
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
A drop in the number of hours of
work a week accounted for the
loss. The bureau blames "continued
slackening in the output of con
sumer goods and building mater
ials and a slowing down in the ex
pansion of defense-related activit
ies." In the furniture industry, Seld
man It Seldman reports the down
trend in bookings and production
continues. The industry's account
ing firm says orders booked during
the first quarter were down 19 per
cent from a year aeo. and ship- '
Pulse-taker, who think the worst ' " ?'."".,uu com- .mere a .awaiwia ...
is over and feel sim of revival T" . .. " ' social Riving mm .uui i.. .
"Raw wool'busTness is nieklmr on He int0 tne "eld "ccident.
ton, the U.S. Production and Mar- "Sttie nr MinhT- hH ' h.
keting Admmistration says. Prices on the subiect8 so h, n
went ud a little in ihi world', nrin. i.Julcn on .Ule. subject, so he did
in.i i..j. ..i7 me researcn mmseif
sumed a week than in January.
waiMci wool use gained IV per cent. u twj ', . .,
Dealer, in hirt .n. i,th.r i, i b3 l .".nd error.'
good phone users but usually
Garfield is now writing a book
check on the coursc hr ",'',s followlns In onlv
i two wavs: Conaress could impeach
him or when election lime came Circuit Courl here bv Claude
around the voters could throw him !-huck of Merrill as aunroian
out.
This whs an extreme view of I
Presidential power and President 'April 18
Truman himself tnav have felt i They had rnsaKed In business as
Baldndse went loo lar. for Sunday Shuck Brothers since 1045
Truman made public a letter he The petition declared the bust
wrote io a citizen who asked uues- ness now insolvent and unable to
linns about the steel dlsoule. I pay Its debts as thev mature.
u... ..1.4 h. in L IMP h-re.S OCIll Sn O. IIIC .miuiininiw .- ..n.. wv ...
toiuwittatov of the President are de- of .600.000, and assets of individual
rtnn Ihe .llid ciarv (JUdKe TIVCO irom IIIC wiibiiiui , i. n. i.icii.Li. ......
Pinei should tell the President they are limited, of course, by the
where to eel off. provisions ol me lonauumon.
The Kovernment lawyers, briefly.
put their case this wav:
MOW lTer"
nUTT Wcdntidoy
DOUBLE
S&H
GREEI STAMPS
Cliff Yoden's
SIGNAL SERVICE
2S60 South 6rh
(Open 24 hn. Every Dey)
ticularlv those tint
ntrht of Individuals."
par-
protect the
recovery in prices ull ..7. .u. ..V. "L" . .-.TV."
several , "r "
report a slight
in I.e. L. n.J.U
... ...tr .oj). w tc. . mill ocvciai . . ui ' ..j . ,
lam. hn- Mmn.ni ..ltln nrip.. o.K . t Korpurauora ana ousmess
shoe buyine is expected, to pick up SJSSSL,
ana lanners say meir ousiness . .... ". 'j ' .. . n, -i.u
Heavens Above-
A high school boy who recently , remarkably discordant.
Bad toiPnhnn. nr.'ii. h...h..n Interviewed me wrote in an essay The late Dr. Perclval Lowell and torney.
In excess of 400.00n
Part of the asse.s. the petition
said, is in farm lards In need of
cultivation and unon which crops
ennnot be planted unless financed.
The Bank of America holds mon
tages cn almost all assets, the
l etltlon continued, and the mort-
irarres sr.. n..t Hif and the hunk
has given notice It Intends to fore
close unless the oartnershlp takes
steps to liquidate through bank-
I ruptcy. .
I The petllion was notarized bv
A. C. Yaden. Klamath Falls at-
above output. And lumber men hope iK . .IV T . lmn
this means a pickup. J, What you a,rt 8in J s"
Farm machinery P makers are ever Plck "P th re
hopeful, too. Sales should increase, .
soon, thev think, and some nriirt '. "'c rera8e Pc".n n0
sales will top last year's record. ii0' j??"'.'! 0?n v5e .f,.'n". '
The business now is In process of
in Federal
MORSE TO WILLAMFTTK
SALEM 'si U.S. Sen. Wayne
. ., . rtn.. hr ' . .... ' .viorse oi urcgon win oc cuairman
you care to read what follows here. CRTry watcr from the spring-melt- h R,t,ubrrn mork ronv,ntion
The planet Mars is now a Ing of the polar snow caps to , i be held-at Willamette University
regions and
''f -SSSSSa. l0lMSSSa l?1 VSU1!, when' Dreuwrues on' an eUbora, -uptcv
nd orders are lower than at this "'i "V, na'JT. "'J Mara, the God of War. some- network of fine lines. These they
UVU; tjU13 'l"U' a VS..7V. ninipiinu 3 ! ..
tvery mellow
what that voire, has In nav
His study has convinced him that ipe- is urgently requested in case structed
tne most common fault m tele-
nhoninty Ik v-hat ha nllc 'lofr nf
by intelligent people lo I
time last year. But the National
Lumber Trade Barometer says that
lor the year to date shipments, are
runnlne six per cent. above nroduc-
tion. and orders are seven per cent I
brilliant object, and tonight will be equatorial
rising In the East-Southeast ap
nrnxlmatelv l' hours after sunset.
By May 8, It will be at Its nearest
onnrnarh to Us a distance Of al-
the phone." he said. "He should L,. to million miles, and will be
listen to it played back a few times i rsni shortly after sunset. It is , multitudes of dark lines visible at
then he'd want to change it. idecldedly red and non-lwlnkling. times, but they arc not certain
SLOVEV nnce in B utile over two years ; thev have regular forms, so dc-
"Peoole dres. for a fae-.to. Mir. te relatively so near to us , cmeaiy ao noi tavor lowcii s inter
face conversation. Whv not do the! that It is very brilliant. But only ! pretatlons. Some
same thing, in effect.tfor a ohonc'once In 15 or 17 years are these
A reader says that she has pains in ihe stomach. Sometimes conversation? too many people are j "approaches'' at their least ai.v
passed a long tapeworm and asks I anemia is present or other sums discourteous, sloppy anj lazy in lance. In 1939 our warlike planet
for a discussion on that subject, in ihe blood. 1 their phone talks. They fail to put was only 36 million miles irom us
over tne impression thev would iana in msi. minion ...
(Da. . p. Qohdan
way May III. Robert Small, convention
points." Or more probably they ' """""
could be wide stretches of vegeta
tion on both sides of the canals.
Many others agree there ar
Tapeworms nr flat u-nrm nf Th rliunnncic nr . over lh imnressinn thv vnnlH and in 1941. 38
which there are several kinds, are nends on findinr narti nr th ! like. They don't know how much of i was then as bright as Jupiter,
one of several varieties of intes- tapeworm or its eaes in the feres
tinal worms. All of the various All tapeworms are made im of a
of tapeworms the broad head, characteristic for each va-
personallty a phone gives
rieij. ana segments attached to
the head like links of a chain. At
the tail end, the segments contain
"tlnds
tapeworm, the dwarf, rat, beef,
and the pork tapeworms can in
vade human beings.
Tapeworms are present all over esgs which are shed off. Of course,
the world, but they are more com- i there are some differences in tri
llion in some countries than inipearance and behavior of the dlf
others, particularly among per- fcrcnt kinds of tapeworms
sons who have unfortunate eating : Most Infestations of human be-
m t' u r "nps conlc from swallowing the
ui '"""rn1 ls le moss ; eggs oi a tapeworm in food. When
vuo.iivpviiu.il, Duin ine aouu worm
and the larvae (which Is the
young stage in the life cycle of
the worm can become parasites
of man. When first Infected with
adult worms, human beings usu
ally do not show any symptoms.
When symptoms do develop they
are not always alike, but depend
on the number of worms present,
the susceptibility of the patten! lo
the tapeworm's poisons and the
size to which the worms Rrow.
Such symptoms as do appear
usually consist oi a vague feel
the kind of taneworm Ik Identifier!
by examination of the segments
or eggs found in the feces, appro
priate treatment can be begun
This consists of drugs which are
called "anthelmintics." There are
many of these, some of which
have been used for centuries.
The choice of the proper drug
lo use Is difficult and the first
treatment is not always siier-ess.
fill. Fortunately, the success of
the treatment can be checked by
finding the head of the parasite.
rr..r lc nil ..Amnio. ..-I ......I .U.
Ing of discomfort, disturbed diges- head has been separated from the
tion. and frequent diarrhea, loss Intestinal wall to which It is at
or weight, sleeplessness and vague I tached and eliminated.
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Garfield has found the thing
that most irritates phone users Is
"to be kept waiting."
He agrees with the phone com
pany itself that the time - wasting
"Hello" greeting should be
dropped. His substitute: Speak
your name and you department,
If you are answering for your
in in . , .
"And always put your best voice
forward," he added.
Has his research paid off per
sonally? uarneid. who is a bach
elor, answered triumphantly:
"Well, I never in my life have
been turned down for a date over
the phone."
go so far as to
assert there is no indication of
these lines and that belief In them
Is purely a "figment of the
Imagination."
Whatever the facts, we can enjnv
the splendor of this ruddy planet
in our spring skies.
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NEWSPAPERS BOOST PRICE
SAIGON. IndesChlna, lfi News
papers have Just boosted their sales
price ,by 60 to 109 per cent De
pending upon where In Indo-Chlna
a newspaper Is delivered, the cost
of the daily paper now will be IS
cents in nearby provinces, and 20
cents elsewhere.
about 2'. times brighter than.
it will appear this year. The next
verv close approach will occur in
W956. '
The diameter of Mars is only : ST j0hn. III., IH-Sunday sa
aboul one-half that of the-earth; j00ns arc 0,ay hcre Thl(! 80utr,crn
Its average distance from the sun. I Illinois village of 130 voters, whose
V- times OUrs: its year 221 j. Of chief source nf mnnlnlnnl r...mi.
our months: and Ha day 24 'i ter-are two taverns, voted on that
restrlal hours. Small telescopes question. Sunday operation of the
show the polar snow caps, the large j taverns waa approved, 64-65. Elev-blue-areen
sections which are gen-1en didn't vote.
erany mougni io inaicaie vegeia-1
tion, and me rc.iaisn aeseri area, i
The so-called canals of Mars :
cause endless controversy. Some i
astronomers have nevir seen them
even through the largest telescopes,
others, using smaller instruments,
claim to detect them clearly at
moments of "best seeing." Dr.
Edison Pettlt of Mr. Wilson In
1939 studied the red planet care-.
fully through 8-Inch and 20-Inch;
telescopes and mapped 40 of these i
fine lines. Dr. H. N. Russell of i
Princeton has written that ''there
is now no doubt regarding the real
existence of these finer dealls, '
but the drawings and descriptions
of them by different observers are
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