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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1952)
THURSDAY, SEPT 18, 1053 HKRAIJ) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FAT,TS. OFEOON PAGE THRBE O'Malley Reports Progress at State Prison I 'Jew. . 1 PLANE STRIKE SPREADS Picked puih auto of a non-itriker twy from the plant entrance after 13,000 aircraft worker! at tha Douglas El Sequndo plant joined tha tiaup of Southarn California1! aircraft Induitry. Tha walkout, which had alraady Idlsd 25,000 at Lockheed Aircraft, did not cloie the Douqlai plant In Santa Monica where employee! voted to itay on the job. By PAl'l. W. IIAHVKV JK. HAI.KM it Vlrkll O'Malley llMIMieil lilN flrxt tin Imli-iil year ax wuiilen of the Oii'Kon Hlate Penl tenllary tliln week, utlillrd that he ha inurle good prourena toward chaitKlUK Uie prlnon Into a place where men are ulven a chance to bullri new Uvea. Kill lie kiiowa It will lake at li'HHt two more yeitra to aceoin- pllnh hln koiiI. wnen uie iifDi LeuiMuiure, ine Oii-kon I'rliion AHhoclallon and many othcra turned the heat on becHUne lliey believed the prlnon ahould become a place primarily lor rehabilitation liiiileuu of pun Ihhini'iil, lhe way wit paved or prlaon reform, 'lh, ermvlcln went u a nunKiT Mime in Auuuai, luoi, and thut brought mn,.eia u a head. Hecauae uiilllornla la generally renoKnlxed an having trie xnoiit ad vauced prlwin program In the country, the Hoard ol Control went there to find a new warden. OMnl lev waa deputy warden nf the Call fnrnln Hlute I'rlnon at Boledad, and he replaced Ucorke Alexander, who, In turn, waa named aunerln. tendent In charge of bualncaa el falra. L a a t July Lawrence O'Brien came up from Pnlaom to be deputy warden, ao now OreKon'a prlaon definitely haa a Callfornla-type ad mlnlatratlnn. Thle fact, however, haa brouKht crltlclam from proud Oreifonliina. O'Malley tin weathered much crltlclam, nnil he haa a toiiuh irol lent with aome of his guarU.H. Many of the guard like the way It waa done In the old daya better. Home ol the vnaida and parole officer believe a man can't be taiJKht lo Ko straight In prlaon. nut tne convlcta. by and lame. have great admiration and reaped for O Malley. I know, bei aune I talk with a lot of them. They are locked up Juat an much aa they lined to be, ana they nave lo work Just aa hard. Tney like u Miuiey oecaiiKe ne treata them like men, and because he'ft giving, them a chance to make good. And they believe he'a fair. You hear lota ol report of Im pending rlota at the prlaon, but ll'a been a calm place lor tne naal year. True, there have been aome eacapea, but moat of thern have been truntles who have walked away. The men like O'Malley'a educa tional program In which they can take grade achool, high achool and college couraea. He'a getting a good vocational education program un der way ao men can learn tradea. He alerted a claaalllcatlon aya tem In which every phaae of every Imnate'a life la Htudled. Thin de termine how much cualody a man needs, and what kind of education he ahould have. He haa brought In trained aocl ologlata and psychologists to help the men. And Uie food la a lot better. O'Malley aaya hla program will save money for the alale because It will result In fewer discharged men going buck Into crime. Thla doesn't mean the men are being pampered. O'Malley la a strict man, and the hardened crim inate who don't want help won't gel much sympathy from film. The men have mora mall priv ileges, trx), and a better place to vlalt, Prlaon discipline constate of losa of privilege or solitary con finement, and In meted out by a prison discipline board. There are no more beatings. O'Malley wanta more changes, but some will have lo wall for legislative action or until the build ing program la finlr-hed. He wanta better segregation of different types of criminals. He'd like a decern building lor women Inmates, and a separate Institution lor the young men. O'Malley thlnka the state need full-time parole board, with power to fix sentences. Thla board would release a man wnenever u thinks he'a ready. The warden would like to have every prisoner, when released, go out on parole, so he would be under supervision uuruig nia period of re- adjusting nimseii. ine many con victs who now go out when their sentences expire are free to do what they please. All these things will come slowly, If they do come. O'Malley will be plugging hard for them, with Uie backing of aome of the best brains in the prison business over the nation. These reforms were accomplish ed In California over the past few years. O'Malley knows he'll have trouble, but he Isnt the kind ol man who gives up easily. Ike Backer Bills Talks PORTLAND lifl Ben. Jiimea H Duff ilt-l'a.) will arrive here by plane Friday morning for a aeries of five talks. An earlv backer of Uen. Elaen- howcr. he will ajwuk al Newport Balurdav noon. Cum Hay Hint even- Inn and Portland thai night. He will sneak In Mllwaiikle Tuesday noon and at Oregon City that night. Churches Plan Get-together PORTLAND W Tentative ap proval waa given Wednesday by the Oregon Council of Churchei lo a plan lo combine with the Port land Council of Churchea. A Joint committee will draw Up a cnnautullon for consideration at a Nov. 13 meeting. The PnrUand council approved the reorganlia tlon earlier. KLAMATH FALLS MAN JOINS TAXPAYERS' GROUP URGING "NO" VOTE ON RACING BILL ilMEK BAISIGF. SAYS: "Voti No en tin Racing Bill" "Here'i why we con'l of ford lo loie pori-mutuel rev enue!: "Ill Toxei would go up. Next year the Sta,e Treat ury would loie roughly 000,000 In pari-muluel rev enue. We taxpayer! would have to make up the Ion. "(2) The falra will iuf. far and may die. Our 36 county fain depend lo a large extent on pari-muluel fundi for exiilence. They'll each loie an eitimated $1 2, 500 annually If racing h abolished. "(3) Oregon and III 36 counliei receive more than eight (81 limei ai much ai the track itockholders are paid In dividend!. Thal'i not unreaionable. In addition, official record! and audit! ihow that over 98 of every wagered dollar that produce! Ihil revenue, re main! here In Oregon. "Joining me in this opposi tion are 37 responsible men representing every county In Oregon. Our Taxpayers' Committee to Retain Pari Muluel Revenues is compos- -ed of ranchers, buiinessmen, farmers and civic leaders who realize pari muluel funds make a yearly contri bution lo the tax and eco nomic structure of our stale." VOTE NO on the ::acing bill 327 X NO Kenyan' CemmtltM T I (If Pnrl-Mufu! KevinuM IV I. HESS, fitfully Srttfv " Roi 1791. Pnrllfinrf, Orrn V ROEBUCK AND CO. 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