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SATURDAY, NOVEMBKR 1, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREK U.S. Catholic Scholars Have New Bible Copies By NIIKIIItV IIOWT.N NKW YOKK W) American Cathollo scholar now liuve copies at the Hint vulums at tlio new Knu IIMi trnnalntlun of tlin Culliollo ululr tile Hint of lour volumes ot thr Old Testament, Only it lew ma available to fur for general dlntrllmllon, but spon sors of U project liopo to print more before Christmas, The f lrt illllon wu kept small o that If correction wore nroonfmry Uley could be made bcloro inuiiy ere Srtntrd. IKMANf) Clamor for the bonk hni been ? rowing. Catholics, Judkinir from hat and the fact tliitl the new Protestant truncation haa aold a million coplea, expect Uie demand to bo lariio. 'Hie Hev. Loulu F. Hiirtman, who edlta and co-ordlnntea tho work of aome 36 scholar In the new Old Tettament translation, aeea the Voters League Has Pamphlet Th Leauue of Women Volera announce that It ellU has copies of a "Voler'a Infonnallon Sheet" left. Klithl hundred coplea have already been aold or distributed throughout the county. Contents Include blouraphy and platlorma ot the ConnrcHMunal can dirtatea, the candidate for alate olflcea ot Bccretary ot SUile, treas urer and Attorney General, an ex planation of the ballot mcanurea with amumenu for and aiialruit except In Ihe four Instances where a stale league, following Intensive study has taken a del time aland. On these tour measures there are affirmative etatemenla. Includ ed also la a statement of votlrw procedures and Information con. cernlng the League of Women Vot ers. Its protiram and purposes. Coplea may be purchased for five cenla In the Travel Bureau In Die lobby of Uie Winrma Hotel. Execution Called Off BAN RAFAEL, Calif. I Frl day'a scheduled execution of Henry Ford McCracken waa called off shortly after midnight by a court order to Ban Queimn prison au thorities to show whether the eon vlcled child sis y or la Insane. Acitna Suuerlor Judge N. Charles Brunalorl Issued the last minute order In response to a pelt. Hon brought to hie home by Mc Cracken a lawyer. Jamea . mow me nf Hanla Ana. Calif. The execution had been aet for 10 a. m. in the stale prison aa chamber. McCracken waa con victed of murdering 10-year-old Patricia Jean Hull of Buena Park, Calif. jiifiva Brusatorl'a order waa an alternative writ of mandamus It ordera Ban Quentlon Warden Her ley O. Teeu either to certify Mc Cracken Insane making his exe cution Illegal or to show why thla should not be done at a hearing Nov. 1 In Marin County Suuerlor Court. work a part of recognition by the church at Ihe gient increase In literacy among laymen, "It Is wrona to nay the church ever forbade reading of the Bible," he aaya. Ho explains Unit aome churchmen In the past, faced with Illiterate or aciniiniernie congrega tions, discouraged their attempts Wo deal with malorlul they could not uiiuerniuuo; ana irownea attempts to translate the Bible. The other three volumes of the Old Testament will apiicur about one eauli year, iiiirinmn expects to have a complete Bible by 10b&, Including the New Testament, ALIKE The Catholic Bible will be alml lar In manv respects to the He- vised Blundnrd Version of Uie Protestants. Hurtman aaya. "Alter all, the Old Testament comes from the same Hebrew and Ihe New Testament from the same Oreek." he aaya. The Catholic translation Is more modern In some respects than the Protestant. All use of "thee" and "thou" la abandoned, The 1'rotcs tanla keep the worda when God la addressed. There la also more use of foot notes. As Hartman puta II, the Bible la the word of Ood, but some very human men have had part In preserving It, For hundreds of years It waa copied oy nano. Copyists made errors. Iillllll JUH Hebrew scholars In Uie ninth and loth centurlea atandardltcd the text and did a very good Job. But, aa a result of cumulative errors, some passages Just do not make souse. To meet this difficulty, modern acholara go back to iranslallona into Oreek, Byriao and other lan guages from earlier Hebrew texts. Hound translations can be reached In most cases. In a few Instances the Catholics leuve out nonsense passage an Indicate the omis sion with dote. ED GEARY, on of Oregon1! foremost ranchers and t member of th ifal legitla tur for two 'terms, is unop poled on the general election ballot for hit third term. Photo by Floyd mm X M Bird Hospital Maintained By Indian Religious Sect "These birds may be our fathers j birds for their accumulated tlnij and our grandfathers, born as lot the past." I PHIL HITCHCOCK. Republi. cen tet senator represent ing Lake, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties, it a candidat for re-election, op posed by Jim Bodie of Prine ville, who won the Democratic nomination by write-in vote. Photo by Floyd NEW DELHI im A religious sect maintains a bird hospital here capable of handling 400 feathered patients. The Delhi Jain Bird Hos pital attends alck or Injured birds brounlit to It and tends out patrols to pick up strays In need of care. Its service Is free, but one rule of admission stops many keepers of bird pets. Once a patient Is on his feet he goes free and not back into a cage. SUPPORT Founded '20 years ago, the Jain Bird Hospital ia supported by India's mmt nonviolent sect of Hinduism. The Jains preach and practice nonviolence. They walk and tit with extreme care to avoid harming an ant or worm. The Jains, however, are among India's wealthiest people. Their religion ordains that a part of this wealth be earmarked for temples, bospltBls and homes lor the poor. The bird hospital has an eight- man staff, most of them retired Jain doctors whose avocation Is Many County Ballots Cast More than 1,100 persons have al ready voted by absentee ballot In Klamath County, raising the possi bility that Tuesday's general elec tion turnout will reach record- breaking proportions. County Clerk Charlie DeLap re ports that 1.221 absentee ballots were distributed, to servicemen, college students, persons out of the Ike's Picture Ease Doom? BAN QUENTIN. Calif. I State prison guard aald Saturday an executed eleyer wa granted per mission to keep a photograph of Dwifhl D. Elsenhower with him al most to the end. Bernard Ollllam, 36-year-old cot ton picker convicted of fatally kick ing a cellmate In the Flrebaugh, Calif.. lalL kept the presidential candidates picture beside him his last night In death row, they said. He carried It to Ihe door of the gas chamber Friday morning. As he stepped inside, Ollllam handed the picture to a guard and mur mured: "I won't take Ike In there." Paris Imbibers Favor Ike PARIS Wt-Retucn In straw vote taken among American pa tron of Harry's New York Bar here, and posted above the mirror yesterday: Elsenhower 166. Stevenson 160. Harry, the boas reported the atraw poll, started In 1M4, haa never been wrong except last time. Death Claims Prof. Sanborn VANCOUVER, Wash. 11 Ethel Ida Sanborn, emeritus professor at Oregon state college, aieo in hospital here Friday. She retired as botany professor at Oregon Slate In IMS after teach ing there for 16 years. Before that she aerved 19 years on the faculty at the university oi uregon. She had taken degrees at south Dakota Bute College and Univer sity of South Dakota. Site received her doctor's degree at Stanford in HOT. Funeral services are to be at the 81. Luke Episcopal Church here Monday. Fine Here For Church Ceremony Re. R. T. Fine. Superintendent of the Oregon Conference of Free Methodist Churches will be present 8und y afternoon for dedication ceremonies oi th new Klamath rails church. The service start . m draws and grvea away his pictures nightly during services in uie church will be present through Sunday, nov. a ai services -Ing at T:6 p.m. Special muslo Is also on the program. Man Convicted Of Gun Attack PORTLAND tB Thomas O. Reamca, 24, of Medford, accused of using a ahotgun to threaten L. O. Hcrron last Nov. 19. waa con victed on a charge of armed as sault by a circuit court jury nere Friday. The Jury recommended leniency for Reamca who pleaded tempor ary insanity. Circuit Judge Keg Klmmel of Salem, who tried the case, aald the leniency recom mendation was not Binding. Rrames Is to b sentenced at 2 p.m. next Friday. The night that Reames threat ened Herron. h was fleeing Port land police. His ex-wlie, Dorlhea Linn, waa snot and seriously wounded by a police bullet fired at Keames. county on visits and persons 111 and unable to get to the polls, and that as of noon Friday, 1,123 of them bad been returned. A lew others were expected to come In today and up until Tues day morning to be dropped in the ballot boxes ol uie proper precincia The number of absentee ballots voted so lar Is a record in Itself. For the general election of 1948 there were only 269, and there were lust 363 for the primaries last May. Past general elections have pulled a voter turnout In Klamath County of 66 per cent or less, but (or Tuesday's election better than 6 per cent of the county's 3165 reg istered voters bave already ballot ed. Prison Hunger Strike Ends 8ALEM m Dinner was served to 18 convicts here Friday nliiht ending a 29-hour hunger strike. The convicts went on strike Thursday during an exercise per iod to protest being served macar oni and cheese as a substitute lor po la toes. They refused to re-enter their cells and milled about In the cor ndor of their cell-block, a segre gallon unit lor criminals who re quire constant guarding. Deputy Warden Lawrence O' Brien told the prisoners Friday night that he would use force un less they returned to their ceils. A short time later they re-entered their cells and dinner was served. They ate. Ol the 16 convicts, three are un der death sentence. Six tried un successfully to escape earlier this wees. Singapore Tree Blocks Airport SIHOAPORE UP) A 300-year-old bo tree, a shrine to Singapore' Buddhist colony. Is holding up con struction of the city's new multi million-dollar International Airport. The tree said to be a aapllng nf a bo tree In India under which the Buddha himself once sat Is blocking; a proposed runway. En gtneera are trying to figure how to remove the 80-foot-hlgb tree 200 yards without killing It. DICK MAGUIKE 8 George H. Adler, M. D. Candidat for Re-eUction for the office of County Coroner U. AVCe. M. Anr ml MAYOR 'Proven ... Administrative Ability" r. A. kr Bkk aueatn ELECT MARIUS PETERSEN COUNTY COMMISSIONER W th undrtignd, taxpayer of Klamath County, living in th suburban ora oik alt our neighbor end other to vot MARIUS PETERSEN. W know him to he honest, copobl ond dpndabl. Mr. t Mr. D. M. Horv.y Paul H. letting Lowell D. Collin Corq L Woreihock G.W. Clement LJ. Mull.n Pd Adv. by Mr. Jerry Rutledg Carl J. Withort Boyd A. Allred Abl A. Beroon Mr. Jerry RutWdqe attending birds. It supplies a surgi cal ward, special apparatus for checking the temperatures of Its bird patients and even special electrical appliances for the treat ment ol paralytic birds. As soon as a patient la lully re covered and able to fly special attendants return such birds as peacocks to their natural Jungle homes, release the smaller birds in Delhi parks. KKHPKCT Jain atalf workers treat even these birds not only with kindness but with respect "Our Jam religion say mat even the meanest worm has a soul as great as man's and must be re vered," said one bird doctor. His Hindu colleague, who believes in transmigration ol souls, went a step luruier. "Who can say?" he aslced. ' A ,V - "V. h , King Bros. Drilling Co. ROTARY DRILLING WATER WELLS TEST HOLES Phone 1181 Dorris, Calif. Com In and let ut work out on itimat for you. Salem Papers Hike Price SALEM KB Monthly subscrip tion rates for both of Salem's oew;pspers Increased Saturday. The evening Capital Journal, published six days a week, has boosted It price from tl to tl 35 a month. The morning Oregon Statesman increased from $1.20 to tl 46 for seven days. Incressed costs are responsible, both papers reported. A CANDIDATE SPEAKS I hovt bcn home owner and taxpayer in Klamath County for twenty years, eft served at Deputy SheHff for twenty years. TKe Sheriff hat harSe f H tax collection, civil and criminal com, and tfce County jaiL ia these Matters I assure you there is no substttuta for actual experience. Surely the people of Klamath County want a man who is fam iliar with tho different departments of the Sheriff's office On die bests of my experience) end qiMlifketiofrs I elicit your support in my behalf. Vote 31 X Dale Mettoon for Sheriff of Klam ath County. ' Pd. Adv. Dole Motfoon FRANK BLACECMIH? (Present Incumbent) ; ' i Will . "iff I " appreciate A j Your Vm7 ! Vofe A r j for 'VvK-; Polite r. AOVim Bbetawr . i ; ELECTA REPRESENTATIVE WHO KNOWS THE DISTRICT John C Jones has lived and worked in both Bend ond La Grande. He knows the people of the 2nd Congressional District. He has traveled widely thru this broad district ond learned the problems of every area. He understands the agricultural and industrial needs of the entire district. He has proved his capacity for leadership and his ability to work effectively with farm, business ond labor a roups. In Conqress John will represent ALL the people. Jonei for Cenqrett Club Klamath County Jerry Rajnus, President To The Voters Of Klamath County Wa the undersigned friend and neighbor f MARIUS PETERSEN highly retommenej him ) the voter. We knew him to be- efficient, cap able and honest. At a director in Enterprise irrigation, ha ha proven himself and hi ablt- VOTE MARIUS PETERSEN, COUNTY COMMISSIONER Charles S. Green W. F. Hllyard . Harvey R. Bunyard G. J. Kilyard J. D. Fine hum Joe Keller Floyd Short U Dixon Phil Ewy Tacoma, Wash. You'll want to hear . . . . . The interesting, heort-warminq Gospel messaqe of PHIL EWY You'll Enjoy . . . . The inspirational singinq of every senice ond ... the heart-liftinq, inspired solos by MRS. COLDIE COONROD OCTOBER 29 NOVEMBER 9 INCLUSIVE i 7:30 Each eveninq, except Saturday 1 1:00 A.M. both Sundays CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Garden and Mortin Klomath Falls Depl Van De Crift, Pastor Mrs. Goldie Coonrod ; Camas, Wash. CAMPAIGN FOR CHRIST NOVEMBER 2-16 f Ui I L Sl V , . .. i iinn I Jt J. - e - ,. t . MRS. SMITH, Musicion and Artist SHERWOOD SMITH, Eranqelitt FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH-7:30 NIGHTLY INSPIRING, CHRIST-CENTERED, BIBLE PREACHING EVERYONE WELCOME NINTH AND PINE STS. EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY 1 MA M. Atfr. tit Iht Dtck M&firir for Mayor Crmmitt