THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1082
11KRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATll FALLS. OREGON
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ADULT EDUCATION night clenei art being offered jointly by Oregon Tech end Klemeth Union
High School. Above, H. A. Pederien lieetedl, OTI supervisor of instruction, is registering e
cless In leethercreft. Standing II to rl ere Mrs, Raymond Clerk, G. D. McKoll, Ernie Wyld, Earl
Tebor, Robert Burke Icoordinetor of the joint venturel, Ed Gif ford end Pete O'Toole.
Former Virginia Governor Endorses Ike
As Democratic Party Faces Severe Split
RICHMOND, Ve. (fi-Wlth two Tuck, who resinned Aug. 28
of ii "Mm Three" slttlnu out the Virginia Drmocratlc chairman be
!ir'"!dr,"l"?"',,?.LB".,;"'l .'r.! u he waa unwllhnB In commit
lun't lee thrv call endorse the
(ttevaiuon-Hiiarkman ticket, Uie Vir.
4 11 Inn Democratic nrKaiilinllon to
' day laced one of tho blintent apllta
, In Ma rank In recent yeara.
former Unv. William M. Tuck
last nitihl Joined Ben. Harry Byrd
In calling 0v. Adlal Ulnvenson
' candidate of "TrumanWm.
The third member of the "Dig
' Three." Unv. John 8. Baltic, ha
I fcome out tor Bievenaen and haa
' mad speech in the Democratic
presidential nominee a behalf,
While Tuck, like Hyrd, did not
coma out directly for the Kepub
Hcan candidate, Oen. Dwliiht U.
' ftltenhower. he did mention him
In a etate-wirie radio aldreu
Awimethina Byrd did not do. Tuck
Taaid:
"Candor rnmpela me to aay that
the Kieenhower plattorm in many
vital particulars aa sell aa the
Elsenhower candidacy more nearly
ronlorms to the traditional prln
- riplea ot the Democratic party than
doei the Truman platform or the
1 ruman candidate
Storm Moves
In Caribbean
' MIAMI, Fie. (in ' A email but
polentuilly dantieroua hurrlrane
moved northward In the Caribbean
8ea today on a eourae that rould
bring It over Cuba and Florida.
The hurricane, alxth of the aea,
a on, waa about 10 mllra aouth of
' Havana and 60 mllea enuih-aouth-
wel of Miami, the Wratner HU'
reau aald in an advisory el S a m
iKKTi.
It Packed winds up to US miles
per hour over a email area near
1 the center and ealea extended out'
ward M mllea In all direction.
build tip slowly, with a northerly
movement of about five mllea per
. hour through the morning and
buildun In forward speed there
after, lorecaatera aald.
Washington
Vote Close
OLYMPIA Ifl Editor consider
! the presidential rare in Washington
i male ao cm tost eiuier uov,
, Rievenaon . or ' Oen. Dwlght D.
I. F.isenhower can win in a photo
r imlah.
; In e mld-Ortober survey of 30
i newspapcre, the edttora indicated
- a belief that Stevenson waa lead.
T Ing the neck-and-neck race by e
1 hairbreadth.
Two months earlier a similar
aurvev ahowed belief Elsenhower
t waa In front by the aame narrow
I margin.
' The final outcome may be de
termined by the unpredictable in.
f dependent and new volcra who can
i awing the election one way or the
oiner.
J Washington Blate'a nine electoral
votes are at stake. -
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hlmaelf on the presidential
sad he had hoped to remain ailent.
"But now that Stevrnnon haa
embraced Trumanlnm," he added,
"I cannot be true to myself nd
those near to me .., without speak
ing out firmly, particularly In the
lllfhl of the dangerous situation
which confronts us."
Tiie disagreement over the pres
idential campaign haa caused a
bigger rift among Virginia Dem
ocrat than opponents of the Hyrd
organization have been able to
bring about In the last 15 years
Many lower echelon members of
the Byrd organisation came out
for Htevenaon before Byrd made
hia speech, and most of them have
reiterated their support of the na
tional ticket despite the stands of
Byrd and luck.
Oihera, Including two members
of the Stale Senate and several In
the Houae of Delegates, have been
campaigning actively for the Re
publican ticket within a stale-wide
organization of "Democrats for El'
senhower."
Blind Man Wins Success As Electronics Repairman
OMAHA im Vou don't find
many success slorles about blind
men, but when you do they are
likely to be pretty spectacular,
Tuke the case of a determined
red-haired kid at Die Idaho School
for tho Deaf and Blind.
To young l.svon Peterson, suc
cess meant two tilings: learning
to be a radio repeliman and being
able to live lite loose not nanci-
capiwd by blindness.
But wlio ever heard or a blind
man mastering the Intricacies of
f ne v wired rudio circuit, fer
reting out troublea that could only
be traced by delicate meters and
making pln-polnt repairs with a
scorching soldering Iron?
Today, at 3), La von Peterson
haa found a substantial measure 01
success.
He has proved thai a blind man
can make a living repairing radios,
even teaching others bow to do It,
And he's gone a good deal further
In giving other blind men a cnance
at a better living aa radio tech
nicians. '
Peterson created quite a stir
seven years ago when ne estab
lished lila Kadlo Engineering In
stitute here and enrolled three
blind students In radio technicians'
courses.
Today the school has K students.
In seven yeara It has graduated
between 100 and 800. About 200 of
them were blind, about as many
more had other handicaps.
Of the blind ones, Peterson says,
"A strong 70 per cent are making
s living at It."
Only eight of the students today
are blind. The rent come to Peter
son a school simply because its a
good place to learn practical radio
and television mechanics.
"We put the emphasis not so
much on theory ss on servicing
the manufactured article." Peter
son explains. "The atudenta learn
by doing regular service Jobs. In
big schools, they can't do that."
Peterson, blind since birth, be
gan picking up a working know
ledge of radio aa a 12-year-old
hanging around a radio repair
ahop. He added to It by asking
questions, experimenting, reading
braille and absorbing what waa
read to him.
By the time he went to college
for some work In physics and
math, he waa running a part-time
radio repair business on the side.
When the war atarted Peterson
was operating his own buslneKS
but moved over to the Omaha
Electronic School for Soldiers
and Marines as a teacher.
In a pitch-black room, the aerv
Icemen learned how to repair field
radio equipment under battle con
ditions. Meanwhile - an Idea was
beginning to Jell In the Instructor's
mind.
Why couldn't the blind be taught
thla aame thing and more? Why
couldn't the way be opened for
them aa Peterson had opened It
to himself, to a better living?
In mii, with a couple of sluhted
fellow Instructors who Joined him
In the project, Peterson atarted
the Radio Engineering Institute
In the basement of the Omaha
YMCA.
By this lime Peterson had licked
one of the problems that led others
to throw cold water on his own
radio ambitions. He had devised
testing equipment that combined
sound and touch to tell the blind
technician what the sighted radio
man learned from his meters.
Gradually the Veterans Adminis
tration, various state and rehabil
itation departments ((nd the Army
gave their stamp of approval to
the school.-
Peterson acquired e couple of
new partners and the school moved
Irom the basement of the "Y" to
a building of Its own. : -
Peterson, his wife, who also la
blind, and their ; three ' sighted
children live pretty much like
other people In a bungalow they
are buying In a pleasant suburban
neighborhood.
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