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FRANK JENKINS
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Entered second class Duller at (lie post ottica oi Klsmath Falls, Or,,
on August JO. 1904, under act of Congress. March , 1171
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BILLBOARD
By BILL JENKINS
Passing thoughts, on the series:
People who so Into a restaurant
and sit down to eat while the name
Is being broadcast should be led
arsenlo au jus when they drop a
nickel In the Juke box and foul
up the pure air of a sporlscast
with the crying and moaning that
is called music today.
Wonder how much the local char
acter running lor a city ottice tins
Is 11 gained when he signed all the
baseball pools with his name
followed In the square by a politi
cal plug?
Crowds listening to the big broad
cast were smaller this year. Inter
est wasn't so keen, either. Sign
of the tumes?
Estimate that In Klamath Falls
alone 13 reams of paper and a
gross of pencils were used In Jot
ting down bets on the series. Me?
I lost most of m.
A few weeks ago I made a state
ment to the etlect that under new
federal shooting rules you could
-- shoot from a boat with motor in
IV, as long as you were anchored
to solid object. Jim Savage, hat
chet man tor the FfcW tong. came
In to remind me that an ancnor
doesn't constitute a solid object.
You can tie your boat to a ouck
blind, a pier, a stump (with solid
roots and such trivia, but merely
anchoring it ain't good enough.
On the general subject of ducks
we have the latest release from
Ducks Unlimited. Named the Duck
ological. Believe It or not. Any
way, the report deals with such
kitty subjects as cartography, the
pre-Cambrian shield, harvest sea
sons and seasonal temperature av
erages and readings. This partic
ular number came from the Win
nipeg ollice and passes along the
dope that in Alberta the ducks ami
geest are slowly moving south de
spite bluebird weather. Everywhere
south of the pre-Cambrian shield
both water and waterfowl conai
lions are reported as excellent
h ducks and geese are slowly
massing on the larger lakes, large
numbers of pintail and teal have
already headed south and all birds
are waxing fat. I
Good news to eager gunners.
Comes also the news that mere
has been a really big reduction in
. the pintail population in Southern '
JAMES MARLOW
WASHINGTON IP It s an old
political saw that u an ordinary I
election year the voters make up I
their minds by October and noth- 1
mg the candidates say thereaiter
will change them.
pan uu a bo ordinary e.ecUoo i
u mis campaign were limited
strictly to an expression of views
on the Issues like cormouoo.
Korea or high taxes it would seem
Eisenhower and Stevenson lreaav
had laid down theirs by Oct. 1.
Since then they've been repeating
themselves on the obvious issues
Just mentioned.
But this campaign has gone be
yond simple statements on the is
sues: President Truman, although
not running, is campaigning as
hard as if he were: there was the
Nixon expense fund episode: and
Steventon and Sen. John J. Spark
man disclosed their income tax
returns.
Nevertheless all the foregoing
statements and episodes had been
known or occurred around Oct. I.
So there wouldn t be much to
change any minds after that date
If the campaign then hit a liat
plane and tapered elf in monotony.
This one hasn't. Since September
It has picked up in intensity. At
the rate its going and In view
of the previous sensations there
should be no surprise u the ran
I- THE DOCTOR SAYS
By EDW IN P. JORDAN. M. D.
Botulism is a kind ot food pot- ly 10 be on vegeubies commonly change her telephone number be- said Janice "It could have laaen
sonmg. u resulu from swallow-! used for borne canning. The germ cause of the people who call her up . my arm off but ail It did was
mg a toxin or poison produced by itself is harmless but the poison sometimes tn the middle U the Lck my baiW'.
tlie growth ol germs m canned produces when grown in a sealed night to a-k for financial help, i citmg away a fortune In cash
lood hxh hare ih been healed tn t what is dangerous. Last year she received req'.esi erer the years has taught her a
enough. I Furthermore, the disease germ 'r ,xl ,:om 137 charitable tgrn. lot about people.
The greatest danger from this Is rather resistant to beat. For ciea. including "an organuatio.v to -The shiest, most tntrospectre
serious couauion cvuies from home
canning, because there have been
no outoreaks of boiuusin reported
irom commerciaiiT canned goods' ucn meinoas of canmng with w w a omneiie gM what worries most oeopie tsa 1 1 -It la true that he found trie
packed id the Imted States act high temperatures and under pres. ,mm how much roc they'll win They quotation m a Departmenl oi Juv
sure for suflicienUy long periods Or tried le sell me a Ul.OOO fret over whether iheir friends will ! tlCe document," Stevenson said
About 10 or 1J outbreaks oi bora- T-br,n nd more "J,,?- think them dumb if they miss an -But he neglected to say that i:
lism are reported n the Coiled (frequency with the resuh that few- le" t ?'"al'l. nd easy question. " j described the situation m 12 ana
buies eaco year, home canoed r breaks of botulism are oc-.' " from the subway. Jts said that an agent from that what II proved was the ex
rm beans, asparagus, com d i fS,. , P"- Auo. "r wM mJ ,'bec.use I the Bureau of Internal Revenue of a CrmLs, ploHnoer
.-Pauch hate orca um coaimoo-, '"orotic h healine after opening the wouidnl buy aa isund off Flor-1 usually stand, by to check the ! the presidency of Calvin Coo
ly incrmunated. c,a destroys the toxm. names and addresses of all win- ltd re"
Perhaps tne reason for this to ' s' treatment Is unsatisfsctory "'lur. f ,cU fro ners I Borrowir a phrae from Eien-
that these foods are acKl and the ,rd ,he death rate of those af- Jr to eight soap operas a dsy j "Often he aks them If they want ' bower. Stevenson said that "the
growth of the danxerous germ to nic"o is high, ft is extremely lm- , r JT oua "K'w ,u,t- ,rxS . to pay their income tax right then ' greet Communist conspiracy has
acid foods does not cause lu loul Ptnt to use every precaution to r nujoand are sinkmg their sav-, and there. she said, - but so Ur ; n first real r'-snce when the .rf-
oooc which causes other contam-
mated lood to
be Umnrn nt;
uneaten.
The sy mptoms generally eeielop
in tram II to St, hours after eat
ing poisoned food. Nausea and vom
iting are common and are usually
loltowed by symptoms uivtalTing
th nervous systtm. Double vision
and other disturbances of sight fre
quently occur. Difficulty tn swal
Jowrng b a common com pis int.
Death unfonunately a frequent
and is most common m from three
to six oa-ik WiietiH-r this will occur
w no orpenas peinripauy en in
amount o, ine extremely potsen- aunrnev-, trdxa-ed tod.y thai still
ewi whsUnce that is swallowed, ether asset, to be listed wui boost
The treaimcnt of Ibis fortunately ihe gross valje to M'a miluon
rather rare rendition is not very dollars.
geod. There an antitoxin, but I A previous tm-entory listed as
this treatment as not of value after sets at fit 07 xsj, mostly csrk
the svniptoms have appeared an m etl eomnames and enterprises
too often a diagnosi ts not made other than newspapers. The second
until th svniptoms are well ad-1 inventory. vesterdav m Sup
vsnced ! error Court, mc lucres tt tin share
Nevertheless. II Is the only dl- ,o( non-votin common stock et th
rect treainfem now available, ex-, Hearst Corp, valued at fsVO JPO.
cetst tor those measures which ' ll. ai the age of ft. He left most
re aimed at support irg th pa- f his estate to hi widow Mrs.
Irenl a strength. i MHticem V. Hearst, then- ftv seen
Th germ eauwrr botulism Is and chants b foundations.
RILL JKNKINS
Managing Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
HI CARRIER
t I SS 1 month I i n
$ .M 6 months , 1.10
111.00 1 year 116.30
Alberta and Southwestern Saskat
chewan. That means they are
headed this way. Oh boy.
In an effort to mmunice crop
losses, and in view of large num
bers of ducks, the seasons were
opened earlier In the Northern Pio
vinces. For Instance: Alberta. Sep
tember 10th for the central and
17th for the southern area: Sas
katchewan. Septembr th and Man
itoba. September 19th south of M
degrees.
Summer weather pevails all the
way into the Arctic and there is no
chance in sight say the boys in
the know.
It still looks good.
Telephone employes In Klamath
can take whatever comlort tney
wish from the fact that they be
long to a company having an ac
cident rate less than one-fifth that
of industry as a w hole. S. C Bow ie.
the chap who took Chuck Scavcy s
place, had that to report when ne
dropped in the other day. In fact
Pacific Telephone Company won
an outstanding award tor this rec -
ora. noicn was prcsrmra 10 xxj oaiim ice oi oen. joscpn n. Ale- I ium an rniiiuMnsiic. ovrmuw auu
Hadden. of Soutliem California, by iCarthy today with the assertion hence m Deiroit's 4.S00-seat Mason
Ned Dearborn of the National Sate- that the "voice of the accuser" J lc Temple last night that Mc-Car-ty
Council. Congratulations to the 'must not still all others In the !hy had failed to turn up a single
phone company. Iland. jt'ommunttt with "wild and reck-
Bowie ako passed along the The Democratic nominee In an : less" charges.
news mat tne local record was
right up there on a par with the;prt.Mdcm Truman ,nd sen. John
national, (or which the Kiamaui :.s,rb,. ,h. vi .-.i-
stall can take a bow. Went on lo
say that phone service In K. Falls
was picking up. that some sta
tions there hsd been In tne hole
were now showing profit, that
there were no serious comments
about the lack of phones other than
people wanting private lines in
stead of sharing them with doz
ens of other people and that the
expansion program had been
mapped out but wouldn t move any
faster than any other expansion
program of any ether company. In
oiher words, delays. You know.
War. And ether things like that.
But at least It was a cheerful
report and not one ol tnose u.a.
have to be given with a long face.
Hope It keeps up. The worla neea:
more like it.
Eight chances out of ten vou 1
shave the same side of your tare
first. Hsbit. Very strong thing,
Wonder what the world would oe
like If peace, instead oi war. were
naou?
paign reaches eipiosire lore by
eiecuoa day.
One of the putzlicg performances
ha. area Trumn- in - htti .
, week on the road he has tamed
ton Eisenhower with a mounting :
iierceness which yesterday seemed
lo reach a climax. I
He said the general Bad betrayed
his principles and was unm tor
me presMency. It would seem be I
could hardly 'say anything worse
the month of the camoairn still '
left.
Yet. Trumca is an experienced '
politician who knows the value ol I
building up steadily toward a cli-
" urtuwt. in uu-oicg ujc you like lo ears a living giving stuns up to several thousand fioi- h me iwua crcaiea commons un
Sunday punch loo soon. away money lars in ber handbag. I der which people like Hiss and Lns-
TLZr1 J!"" I SouDd I Two bodyguards and a watchdog ;h, B,-n"-- ""nessing the de-
Einhower. rough as It s been. Is n has its problems.- says Jsn- SUnd bv lo forestall any possible 1 ,,tlon t csp.tlum and the
'"r.innniA1- k ! ' OU6CTt- wo a " ' M m bsnoits "who might try ii siue the mncm; ,rlu
Eisenhower, who has shown no Moneybags' u the entertainment Ca.-b without bothering lo answer n"1d m the Communut con-
"n be expected to re-j in the past seven years she has, i ,uil gel a real thrill out of I Republicans have chided Steven
spond to heat wi-J heal. In that handed out more than . uw Someone win who -eallv on lot mlin deposition that,
kind of fie re furnace with the . . . .w .- svu Jmrsic in who -rau , a he knew H,'. rhr.M.r
kind of fiery furnace.
the
voters watching
anything might
happen.
Amallv FLsentw, i. ...nr,. 1 P100' rsdio lABCi and Iceris-ito a conwral who had been crip
IV i - .8' lwo fl"u, programv j pied u, Kor, ,.-
the old one-two punch, with Steven
son on the other side.
Stevenson, who spent his first
campaign month talking on the Is
sues, is shewing signs of going al
ter Eisenhower with his bare
hands. So the general win have
to take him on, too.
found in mane Places and ts like- ,
"s reason high tempeiatures for
ion DCIXytm should be used in the
canning ol all foods. j
w oanser ot contamuuuon
ctmort rtwts.
Hearst Estate
$40 Million
tOS ANCELrS '.P William;
RantKspn hears! s e tste ha been i
apprised 4n.:n en the
basis of assets luted , far k'jt
30OD OL'
POPS IN ON THE
pRETty WT1EMT-
AiO THE NURSES
, LET HIM""
i?
'LtP-sawEBooy,
oKED LIKE TO
TAlX tooh,
HO MOT THAT
RULES i VKNOW
OUT SCRAM
BEAT IT.?
f ra m U' rtt", tH ufwi H
3$ t44P-
Stevenson Echoes Truman's Assaults
On GOP Domestic And Foreign Policy
By JACK BKLL or condemning by looe assocla-
MAD1SON, Wis. LP Gov. AdUiltion."
E. Stevenson carried his presiden- Democrats contend McCarthy
tial campaign Into the Wisconsin
annarent team oueration with
vice presientt.il
I iin frh rut.
i e-gearea up a iresn on-
only . mouthpiece for Sen. Kobert
A. Tall of Oh.o in a major address
in Milwaukee tonight.
He picked McCarthy without
naming the senator In the advance
text handed to newsmen as the
ebiecl for attack In speech pre-
pared for a University of Wiscon -
sin Field House audience
on iimMiSrfiiter&uZ and their advcrs.r- ,', v" .7?., IT T"' '.0.uf. "?"';. ."! ifsirt.
Stevenson w-ss preparing to sail' , - dwell In tear." 'btiOKeu and pav interest on a led- !'.,,, ,
Declaring that "the plllorvmg of ;Mrsnus integrity ana p.ir.ot-wmcn wants and neeas
the Innocent has caused the 5bt;m- Jenner ca l.nt the general "'
lo s'ammer and the timid to re- tronl for traitors." i He ald the Democrats, under
treat." the Illinois governor left 1 To this evidence thst Stevenson Franklin D Roosevelt, had whip
no doubt he was aiming at Mc- ,and Truman were working iih'r ,h depression and created
Carthy when he asserted:
"I hone the time will never come
m Americ. when rh.rrr. are tsk.
en as the eeutvalem (.els w hen
tiunirniH . mniint aith cer. ,
taimies and when the voice of the -
accuser stills every other race inocrats had brought this country
wrc taw. F. .. . .. , imustrui aistricis around Detrott.
Stevenson has ehkled Eien- .the Republicans win next month.) Ev,n m ,hrve ,rM,. however,
hower for supportuia: McCanhy's The Illinois governor lashed oul the crowds were not up to cxpecia
hld esr re-"". thriB his Madison speech agawt j tions although they were greater
Wisconsin senator's attack On thelwhmt he sa d waj talk by the Re-1 i many cases than inos uiat
patnotum of Oen. George C. ; publicans about "American dtvi-1 greeted him on a Labor Day tour
Marshall, the Republican norm- : sua. weakness, hesitation and m Michigan.
nee's old friend. ' fear." i In his Detroit speech. Stevenson
EiserJsower has said that while In an obvious reference what he . challenged Eisenhower to breax
he win sJrpoon aD of the Repub-
lxan comm-ej for
dadxc McCarthy.
Congresa in-
N cor (erred
with- him wbea tee general was
eamoaignm in W I c o n s In
he does cot condone "besmirching
the reputation of any Innocent man
' - HAL BOYLE
KFW YORK i How would
1m contestants as the narnw trijer
u - Break the Bank" one of the
The trouble with this otherwise
pleasant chore l that many of
the audience fail to realue Janice
is mvrriy a ps pertormsr. uuu- i
"gout the sponsor a dough. I
a Vrr.aiely-we.llhV "i
iful' with a philanthropic r to ; non-housebroken he A" used to lilus
- shower her own money on rwpK irate queries on the program.
' , I who are able to give the name of ; still another time, told to "bring
...the national anthem or Vll who out the next animal.- she blithe iy
, killed cock robin. opened a cage and started to lut
' "It is weird really sometimes out the occ-pani- a wild ocelot
frurmenmg - she said. . i-.. mr .-r.n. . ..mln.
Three tunes she has had ta
""P inaigrm wayiarrrs in Arx-
amis." ,
High-pressure salesmen aLo i
" " . " '"w oome iney cau ;
Break-lhe-Bank because thai'a I -
what n did, broke our bank account. !
ilfegffJiifitari
llr.itALU AlNI) ISr.vt'ft. M,ArtlAlli H ALLS, OKKUON
llS IHIWWWI
has done Just that. And Stevenson
Catrhtm. real fnm m iin I s I
agents, like killing poisonous!
,n.ke or tiers , no. . mh lor
snakes or tigers, is not a Job tor
amateurs nr children esneciallv
i amateurs or cnuoren. rspcsiaiiy
followed by onlv a few hours Pres.
idem Truman's accusation that
Eisenhower had betrayed his lite-
on principles and his best friend
rr- "I 9oao EVENiNo,w&5t i uoievwreij. 1
-;S5 4 LOVELACeMlCE I ',) VOO BOOT THE V
1 THAT UR.HEADSTWJE BLIiIAI?t7 OP )
, GAU COME OVER y ,v-.WELL"' --t-
'w" TwPjl TALK TO THE OIKL6 ' tow A'JXZJC
rv mx- WEAR J
am.
?' .V " ri ' 10
i iln, J?nd .,'"""';'""' "But on' orrT r
i""""'. -
m re-eiection.
"B,h senator hsve attacked
noin srnaior nase iiiartm
:,"e same stgnsls was adoed the
,i'n. ,h, Sperkman i
,m l"r MB" c 1',t,
Touring We.-t Virginia's coal-
field areas. Soarkman plurd
sway at the theme that the Dem-
regards a. COP campaign tac -
tics, he declared:
"Some, perhaps, firxt It pohtic -
allv orof liable to cultis-ate the
Ivineysrd. of anxietv. I would warn
them lest they reap the gripes of
iwratb.
, - ..r ....
...
-
A
At the stsrt of each show she
.w. . . . j
i v. ou. . aMl.MO i
Once she ocrame so nervous she
tore up $o00 in Bill-, anotiier time
bit her tongue so sharply she had
us go lo a ho-piul.
la other misadventures she hss
bTa ey"Ved bTT
-t ..... ,K.h. M ... -
people are Ihe real hams at bean,
- wl Doctors, nridlv enouirh
I she said. ' Doctors, oddly enough. :
lr the biggest showoff. Ard
a. I knew everybody always sas
no. thanks. Mi rrura m m in. i
er.' i
By Jimmy Hatlo
' ,.! ,;-v.r--T.. " :"'Trn
"I believe that our people have
begun to tire ol hearing how weak
uiey are, now iceble Is Iheir faith,
how urgent It Is to limit and ur
render their freeom. I would say:
Knough ol this weakness and
cowardice."
Asserting that America has dis
covered "a new resolution in Ihe
lace ol adversity and . new seren.
iiv ... ih. f.- . ,...
son added: '
... . ...
... n,V(f s,m elsewhere In the
1 . ..... , . . , .
campaign that this election Is
truvcie between .rrv.nn .nri
. .. ..
, pealed to live youth of the country
;to Join hts party'a ranks.
- Your worM ha. imuhie. nr It.
,-perhaps greater trotiblej
pt-.rro is inr orry ot tinning a
Imb. When you finish college and
m srrvur. soy win enter
I military service, you
t nme ior vuung men ana
i" niiiti uuinK rr rjnn in
Detroit last night climaxed a dayP
In Michigan which began with "I
like Ike" heckling bv school kids
tn IS. Iu- -. W- a.nl,h,. M
) Sj8,n,w tna t1g hlm lmo f ric-n1Iy
! what he called the Republican can-
I didate s "thunderous silence" on
! how he would solve the Communist
infiltration problem.
"I think we are entitled to ask.
Is the Republican candidate aer
icusly Interested in tryuig to root
Communists out of Ihe government
or is he only Interested tn acar- j
' ln the American people lo get the
1 Old Guard in." he sa:d.
, Stevenson brought the name ol
I Alger Hiss Into his speech with I
! the observation thst the oeDression .
hwu lit ic UVR 1 1 u L mrm
worked for the government. Hisc
ts serving a Jail sentence lor lying
lo a grand Jury m saving he never
passed information to a Commu
nal courier.
For his own part. Stevenson
pledged Ihat if he is elected there
will be "no shadow of a doubt'
h" C
'If I find In Wajshmirtoi. tiny atv
loyal government servant, I will
throw him out ruthlessly, regard
less of place, position or party."
be declared. "As tar as 1 am con
cerned, this fight will be continued
j until the Communist corunirary in
I our land has been smashed be
1 yond repair."
Stevenson advanced the thesis
thai she Communists reslly got
j their start In this country under
1 Republican administrations. In sup
port of this, he said Sen. McCarthy
! had cited a month ago a Depart-
. ment nf Justice nnrumenl "tn n.nv.
the existence of Communists Ul the
State Depart mem
publicans 'fumbled and bungled
n.u m. ik. i.. .
swn."
ED
TELLING THE EDITOR
I'tlOlt Itl l'DIIIiNO
TO THE KDli'OIt:
I feel I should write mv first
"letter In Hie tilltor" brcnuse ul
the gross error In itewnpiiner re-
jiorllng which occurred last Friday
following rrcsldcnt Truiiian'a visit.
Reasonable antt tiiinieliilced
esllmntes of the sire ol the crowd
place the number ol three thousand
or less ot which more limn a thlul
were) school children excused Irom
classes and properly olo see
uie licsinent ot me united States.
The slso ot the crowd, however.
Is relatively unliiiportaiil,
What s Imnortaiu II seems to
me-is the nnpresslon given that
Hie mention- uf Sennlnr Morse's
name drew considerable applause.
wnat actunny nuppcticd, as I
ssw It, was: the crowd was
prompted lo applaud at Ihat Pnim
and the school children did no. The
applause vas scattered and per
lunctory among the adult listeners
and was more than considerably
onset oy expressions ol disap
proval.
I leel compelled lo write you be.
cause the atory was patently
written bv a politically prejudiced
person. This Is particularly tin.
lonunate as tne occasion enabled
the story to gel wide circulation.
I want In dispel any Idea Ihat
Senator Morse's name ha special
appeal to the people of this city.
Quite the contrary.
tleo. , P. Davis
TRl MAN Ol T
TO THE EDITOR:
This la part of my campaign lo
rid our country of Trumaimni. l m
past eigmy years old but I am
i",0'. "rr,r bm" 'I" ,ulu"'' ,r
that o niv wile, children nr urand-
children. We have our allairs in
quite good shape, regardless nl
what happens. I am thinking ol
others not so well set up. Unless
all are awakened lo the -crln
ahead In the event of Democratic
:.UV" ""V "ur . r"na
be SUHK and all ol Us
;ro,Z'.!;,.,,iv'',iI','cl'cT,'ul .V'7
!Could l"Perly claim that their
policiei o I the tat wetitv
l"'wrs oi me past iwrtuy
years
a had been auniovrd .nn foil... ih.
' :
Mil v itr unr.p nracriin inr n.
f,sre of 300 billinn dollars
I S ling out at re ace ol 13 with-
L.. 1 .1 " V ll."JL I3 .
is.tlsiactorily' thi-nih the ...-.t
V's'-4 owe a debt lo the great
Pacilic Noriharsi and to our
countr
repaid
country Hint I have not yet fully
I want to make anotner
4 fffllb liittF
tit r j
Start loslav to nuke tour wet.i.r.j dreams cch... ...c tj cKoo
irg one of Corhsm's 16 timeless patlrrns, heaulifullr deslgneil
!o express so. Our convenient BudgH-Pavinent Flaa male
Corham Sterling easy lo own. Ask ul ttssul Corhsm's new rt
elusive seamless knife handle. It's denl-resistanl and rallle-praoL
Enjoy yur awn Corham Sitting service now
$?Q76
(T
utooa
Our lyoay float Mokes It Eoiy
To Giv Sterlintj for Chriitmos I
(misTtii
700 Main St.
piiymrnl on sulil debt during the
1HM political cninpalgii. 1 I hive
never soiiuhl any iHillllcnl ollice
have been In newspaper work
nil ol my lllcn Chicago, Knnsns
City, Missouri Omaha, Nebraska
mid since Feb. 1, 1010 In Wulla
Wnila.
I am sure Unit "Ike" Is honfhl
highly ciipublc, with plrnly o
couiiiKC. lie has n reinnrknlile
record of accomplishments since
lie entered West I'olni 41 yea
nuo. We are very fortunate In haV'
lug him now available to clean up
the rienlornlilr mess In Washing'
Ion, DC and to gulne us through
tne grave mime.
I was born In Peurla, Illinois
near Chicago. I know well Ihe
record of Ihe machine politicians
In Chicago and Cook County, nil'
nols. Stevenson was elected gover
nor of Illinois In I04R by Jnke
Arvey and oilier machine pohli
clans, Just as Truman was chosen
and circled by Ihe 1'endrrgast
machine In Knnsns City and Jack
son County, Missouri, Nleveivson Is
nn ediirnled man as compared lo
Ihe pllllul Truman but unless a
man Is honest the smarter he Is.
the more dangerous a man ht Is
to occupy any high ollice,
"Ike" would till his cabinet with
men like hlinsell-ol the highest
Intcurily, an unknown quality In
the present regime which Steven'
son has In no mminrr repudiated
and men especially ouitllllrd to do
well Ihe work for which thev'd be
chosen, lie d likewise select men
cf the snme high type to head the
ninety. nine federal bureaus. Thry
in turn would Una subordinates
eqiiipiM-d to render honesl and
canable service.
Let's all work and win oil Nov
4th It Is likely to prove one of
the most momentous days In all
American history Let's gel rid of
Truman. Stevenson and the Korean
War It has already cost us 130,
000 priceless lives.
1. ('. Kellr Publisher.
Will. W. II. t'nlon. Bulletin.
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