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PAGE FOUR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 195R HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PRANK JENKINS Editor ' BILL JENKINS Managing-. Editor Entered as second daw nutter at the post office at Klamath Fall, Ore., on August 30, JMe, under act at Coocreaa, March (, 117 8 EB VICES: ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California SUBSCRIPTION RATES CARRIER 1 MONTH l.M f MONTHS t OO I YEAR tlt.OO MAIL 1 MONTH t 1.60 MONTHS f 7.60 I YEAR 113.00 rndcrKaandiiitf There was one big disappoint ment tn the dav hnwvir In r. BV KEN Mcl.EOD her veara T i!.n.H th. ,..'.s i As we read about the culture of : tsint ,n lhe m ,h. -,.. the Indian and lta differences from the culture of the white man one cannot but become impressed by the differences of life which we of civilized peoples term "morals. Acts which are morally logical in the world of thousht of the Indian may be considered unmoral In the white man s eye ana otten requir Ing legal prosecution to enforce the will of the white man nolhmg la said about morals of white men that are considered unmoral in the view of the red man's culture the life of the white man Is per fection. Richard Harrington in his "Face of the Arctic" touches upon this subject since no true observer in primitive culture can escape it. He discussed the subject numerous times with his British friends in the Arcllc, usually ending with the question that continually bothered him: "How can we nope to ex. plain such things to the Eskl-mos?" The answer invariably was "We can't explain, but the Eskimos have Jolly well got to learn our point ol view on sucn tningsi The whin man's point of view has been ferried forward by tra der, missionary and government. Of the missionary in the Far North, Harrington makes a cogent state ment "In the isolated settlements of the Arctic I make a point of church-going. It seems to me that Is the least a traveler can do for the discouraged missionary who, more often than not, has to preach his sermon to his obedient family, If Protestant, or. In the case of a Catholic priest, a row of empty benches. In Harrington's book we become acquainted with Cannon weDster ol the St. Andrew's Anglican Mission at Coppermine "For me, this Sabbath day held two church services, for I wanted to get pictures of a baptismal cere mony. Cannon Webster was to bap tize a child after the usual serv ice for his Eskimo congregation that afternoon. Manning (the HBC factor) had told me that the happy father, Peter Kamlngoak, owned the best dogtcam In Coppermine, recommended him to me, and 1 thought I might look him over be fore hiring. "About a dozen Eskimos com prised the congregation, and they sat smilingly and meekly on benches drawn up in four rows in front of the bare altar of the An glican 'church' a room In Web ster's house. I noticed that the baptismal font had the date 1915 carved into It. "As I followed the service in an English prayer book, I wondered on my birthday. On my 45th birthday I got only one kiss. Only one girl showed up a new girl. All the old girls stayed home from work. I guess there must have been a virus go ing around, or something. At 0 a dark tunnel of terror descends on many men. They see the brightness of youth departing and before them only the black nightmare of age. But by 45 a man can see light at the other end of the tunnel. He makes his compromise with time. He no longer is panic-strick en at me inougnt of being middle aged. He no longer is wistfully envious of the young. He finds life noma a new freshness. It Is a good thing for a man at five-year Intervals to discard the things he no lonaer needs nr nas outgrown. At the age of five I quit tiddlywinks, at 10 skipping rope, at 15 marbles. At 20 I made a great resolve and gave un worn en forever, but recanted the next day. At 2S i gave up high diving, at 30 baseball. At 35 I started giving up i reluctantly) my hair. At 40 I dara near gave up hope, but now I do believe I have it back again. There are a lot of things at 45 I perhaps ought to give up, but I flnslly decided It would be table tennis. Whoever really learned anything lastingly Important while batting a ping pong ball around? Gin Rnmmi i. iar more eaucaung, and is played In a more civilized posture. At 45 a man finds new consola tions. He goes through a chm of faith. He loses his confidence in hair restorers but this Is re placed by a belief that If he wears a hat at least he won't catch cold in winter. The old friends he has remaining he holds doubly dear. The realiza tion that every year there ar f.w. er people in the world who would "uany iena mm money makes him treasure those still left. He finds that women hv im proved tremendously. At 19, he re members, all the girls he met. seemed vain and slllv. But nm ih. ones he meets seem charming. ..u iuii oi commonsensa In formation on Interesting topics such as how to cure arthritis and what to do about varicose veins The fact the only girls he meals io Kianamoiners has nothing to do with It. Best of all. at m.r. n. his wife appreciates him more than in the days when he was a j'uuhk romantic lover. "Here, you blor oaf ..,. uini, aoia, sne murmurs tenderly. conference. When not even a , smoking In the presence of def in baby step was taken toward Oer- lie disorders of the blood vessel: man unification, Dulles said the cold war was on. Sen. Fulbright (D-Ark) asked Dulles Friday If he didn't think the Russians "seem to be making progress, especially In the Middle East?" Dulles said he didn't think so, that they had made very little progress In the past few years. But on Jan. 11 Dulles, with El senhower's approval. Issued a statement calling on America to "wake up" to "all the Implication" of Russia's changed tactics. SuggcNiioiis, piviYi..n.r. , ,h ! mirrors. What you probably see .?L-0.- fTuK?f " i a structure known as the uv, what Webster could do with such "You might strain vnnr h.., i phrases as 'remission of sins' and don't want to have to break In the 'cross of Christ.' I had found the Eskimos singularly devoid of any notion of sin. And how could you explain the cross to a people who had never seen a full-grown tree in their lives and had no tra dition of cruel punishments? "Leafing through the prayer-book I studied the text of the Ministra tion of Holy Baptism to see what problems Webster would encounter there. Hie parents would have to renounce, In the name of their child, 'the vain pomp and glory of the world.' That would be a hard thing to put across! It all seemed pretty hopeless to me. Here was a people who used water melted Ice, rather exclusively for drink ing purposes. How could the iden of being mnde 'regenerate and born anew of Water and the Holy unosr De grasped by them? "Apparently it had been, for tremor of excitement ran through the little congregation as Peter Kamlngoak and his wile Cecilc Nalvana advanced towards the font, she bearing In her arms their third child and first son. an infant a few days old. They were smiling oroaaiy, proudly . . . Cannon Web ster, In rather rumpled vestments carried out the ceremony wilh as much dignity as though a hundred well-dressed people had been pres ent In an echoing cathedral. "I was so busy." writes Harring ton: "Getting my flash bulbs ready and posing the family altcrwards that I lorgot to ask what was Uic chllds name In Et-kimo. Its name would not be that ol Its father or mother, that I knew. Cannon Web ster bad said solemnly: I name thee Arthur William and commend thee to God , .' " another husband in mv lif.H,. She brings him his slippers arid a hot toddy, and the big oaf, sit- ....b luiiuonaoiy reading his news papers Is lulled by the dim slow i..u.,iU or ms naraenlng arteries wuimcrs iaiy why a man would ever v.mn to oe any age but 45. Vocal By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press New Anu.( WASHINOTON uv-n may be Secretary of State Dulles talks so much that when the Democrats get mad at what he says they forget ii uciore ana, Between limes, perhaps Just the opposite. That the Democrats are getting very vocal in an election year may he only coincidence. But Dulles Is Pretty vocal himself. He has not only traveled more than any sec relary of state In history but may ...... in.-nra Ior speeches and statements loo. He set the Democrats off over the weekend by his testimony' be fore the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Friday when he" said Russia's policy of "Intolerance and violence" had failed because of c worm "firmness" over the past few years. He had made the statements a number of times be fore without this reaction from the "e might have added, but didn't, that the policy of firm ness had been laid down by the Democrats under President Tru man. Vet. Dulles last December seemed to say the exact opposite when he declared the Russians' ngzag policy had ended and they were opening dangerous new cold war fronts in Asia and the Middle Why were they doing It? In De cember Dulles said It might be they were more confident because ire stronger. Friday he said they were tn a "very bad way" altliouBh he acknowledged they ere making great progress In heavy industry and In war Indus tries. In December he suggested there was a rebirth of Stalinism in Rus sia. On Friday he said the new Russian leaders had to ditch Stal inism. In December he aaM .. sla's new tactics "do not mark a chane, of p u r p o s ," meaning world communism. He said the same thing Friday ul! h'l'r" h' "ndKl niethlrig : ' me Democrats Into a Mill Alive By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK i I u,rd to worry that when I became 45 years old teen-agers would stop me In the street with the request: "Old man, say something wise." I needn't have worried. When you're 45, the average teen-ager doesn't seek you out for your wis dom, perhaps because he figures anything you know Is already out of date. On the other hand, he doesn't bother to laugh at you either. The truth Is he doesn't know whether you're alive. However, somewhat to my sur prise, I felt very much alive the other morning when I awoke to find I had reached my 45th mile stone. Unlike on my 40th blrlhdav, a u, u. norr.ir. i ieit no urge "zsy. He said the Russians are i r '! "r tactic, bec1."e Ve, I''"'" ' ' "rV """,a " " 1 "they must brine their suggestion box wish that cartoon. lsts would get a new Idea. The old standby shows the boss open ing the box to find the suggestion: "Drop dead." Directors of Industrial sugges tion systems say that oldie rarely turns up, but funnier ones do. They cite a recent Instance when a com pany asked employes, "W hat would y&u do If you got control of this firm tomorrow?" and received this tip: "Sell It." Suggestions, however, are a seri ous business for the companies and most employes. The Nations) Assn. .of Sugges tion Systems reports that within one year Its 800 members received more thsn a million suggestions from employes, used 260,000, and paid seven million dollars for the ideas, The association makes no guess on how much money Industry saves each year by tips from employes out says it must run Into the mil. lions. Here are examples of the scope oi a tew inaiviauai suggestion sys. terns: Bernsrd F. Anderson, vie pres ident in cnarge of manulacturlng of Remington Rand division of Sperry Rand, says employes' Ideas on how the business should be run Increased both in quantity and quality in 1955. The company, which actively encourage sugges tions, received 12,446, used 3,965 and paid $37,867 for them. For the first time suggestions for eliminat ing red tape and needless paper work topped Ideas for Improving prouueuon meinoas. Harry W. Anderson, vice presl dent In charge of personnel at Gen oral Motors, says workers offered 228,437 suggestions and GM paid 13,225,741 for the 54.635 It adonted. In the last 14 years the motor company has paid 17 million dol. lars for tips. The rord Motor Co, paid 1, 022,228 for 15,749 suggestions ac cepted from 77,815 submitted all tiiiee figures being records, ac cording to John 8, Bugas, vice president-industrial relations. What Ideas win the big money Hum un oossr u. o. Morse, prei ldent of the National Assn.. of Su. gestlon Systems, sav that th prize winner in 1955 was Mrs. Em ma uaDor or the Jet division of Thompson Products, Cleveland, who made good use of her nail polish to earn $6,593. She put the brilliant coating on the edge of the continuous belt used on the high speed polishing machine she operates, to stop Its ravelling. The company adopted the idea, substi tuting lacquer for nail polish. Is dangerous and consequently the writers nusoana should almost certainly discontinue this habit do not know of any reason to be lleve that vinegar keeps the blood sugar down. Q Is it possible to see the voice box of a human being? We see something In our son's throat In the center about three Quarter: of an Inch long which comes to a point. Mrs. M. 8. A It is Impossible to see the human voice box with the naked eye by looking into the throat the voice box or larynx Is too deep in the throat and can only be vis- ualized by special Instruments or Is the uvula which all of us normally possess. 0 I read your article about Friedreich s ataxia and wonder if this is the same disease as that called locomotor ataxia? O, B A No, It is not. Friedreich's ataxia Is an hereditary disease and locomotor ataxia (which Is better known medically as tabes dorsalls; is a late enect oi sypnuis. TV IMjiiis By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK UP) If all goes well, ABC should have a good weekly half-hour film program ready for the TV screen by next fall. This Is admittedly long range optimistic forecasting since the Idea still is only a gleam in the eyes of an explorer and a top ranking ABC executive. The ex plorer Is that old Africa hand, Cmdr. Attilio Oatti. The idea is, of course, Africa. "Hollywood has not done justice to Africa," says Gatti, veteran of a score of expeditions to all sec tions of the continent. "They fix up the animals. They always want to get a white girl In the act." Gatti, who has been making care fully documented movies of Africa many years, hopes to bring some of the true magic and mystery of African life Into American homes with a series of films flown back from location in many remote places. He leaves next month for Kenya where he and his expedi tion of 10 technicians will put to gether 2 pilot film on the Mau Mau country, the desolate northern desert, and the teeming game pre serves near Lake Victoria. Then the Italian-born explorer, who now lives near Newport. Vt.. will fly back to New York seeking ABC approval of the nilnt film Whether or not the pilot is ap prover uaui is nying back I what he calls "my natural home Africa. But to everyone fascinated by the continent It will be a big disappointment If the series fails to jell. If ABC approves, the expedition win oe oniy at tne beginning of a long and arduous trek of thnus. ands of miles. It will move down past the Mountain- of the Moon to Ruanda Urundl, then up through me nun rorest ana into the Stan, leyvllle region of the Belgian Con go. Next it will cross over into French Equatorial Africa and the oameroons, and then swing toward South Africa. Films will be shipped u uy air reguiariy. They 11 Do It Every Time , By Jimmy Hatlo Comes it electiom VMB,AHO TREMBLE-, CHIN 5PE4K5 Kl&HT UP FOR HIS K4VORITE C4MDID4TE TO "THE BOyS 4 SOUND THE VV4TEI?- COOLER- uJ4tc. -ruArr m rrrnU 3 IVI) LIMAUORSE COD u.Arta-3 vrvi'Pf? oil? TUAT HiNHY? HE'S COT ROCKS M HIS HEAD.1 LUCIUS WfiVSSHKV IS Aiy C4NDID4TEWEU. WIN IN A WAL.K.V, But vmeh bgdome OJ CHOICE GUESS WHO HEHR WAS FOR ALL THE TIME TUANX4H04 DPOBTMe wntP W4T VVUsanouskv, VES--IML RIIO tVILLIHfiUOPSE T PlfitfT. CHIEF ONE OP VJIL.L. MAKE A rtBPT U THE REST THJT LTTHtK A44VOI?..PIW HAAH! J SUV WAsNm GOT a IMANLC- ' 1 OHDO you havs anamcKi ' WILLIWGHOffSE BUTTON f. W17 insni !rri mi Trl J K-i Vl '.K.Vr-11. PS IVi l-i a -1 Jets Set New Speed Mark LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. '. Two Air Force jet fighter bombers have completed a non stop flight from California to Lang ley AFB in 3 hours 24 minutes apparently record time. The two F84s, averaging better than 670 m.p.h., left Norton AFB at San Bernardino. Calif., at 12:50 1 p.m. yesterday and landed at 4:24 p.m. after covering the 2,400 miles without relueiing. Air Force officials declined to confirm immediately that the speed of the planes was a new record for transcontinental flight, presumably pending a close check of takeoff and landing times. The planes were piloted by Lt. Col. Robert R. Scott, 35, and 1st Lt. Richard Hill, 25, at altitudes be tween 31.500 and 41,500 feet. Chocktoot Death Learned Royde Chocktoot, 58, well known Klamath Reservation resident, was Unknown By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD m Who la ft.l mineo? Many citizens ssked thnt rti- the Academy Award nominations in wnicn tne name Sal Mineo ao- iicu amung me supporting ac- ia. nc was named for "Rebel Without a Cause," the second youngest actor ever to be so chos en, uranaon DeWilde was the jruungesi, tor "snane" In 1953.) For those who are still wonder lng, I can report that sal is a 17, year-old boy from the Rrnn nri proua oi it. The Sal is short for " tip I rr.ish: ii'.i acirt bv m,',.,. fall. As I shaved myself before the bathroom mirror on my 40lh birth day, my hand shook to see the ravages time had wrought. But on my 45th birthday I performed this chore humming, cheered by the fact so much of the old ruin still remained.- Though much had been taken other way around." n V. 'i" !""lnd''' r,tn" optimistic, in,,. T Um",u1 ,or D"""- whose optimism soinrtim,, has been bad ly upset by t,r ,vfnL, n 0,a Not long alter President Etsen howers summit conference with the Russians in Geneva last July Dulles said a "n a.. Jcfd' Prev;'" nd he expressed mucn aoiaed-particularly around belief the cold war might be indm. the stomsch. Though I might not and the Ruwi.ru) m,V. i o"' aoie to tnrow a football 50 many be unified yards, I sure threw an Important- Then h. ..m looking silhouette. threw an Important- Then he went back ta Oeneva the fall for the foreign ministers' liuioylng By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. The writer of today's first letter certainly has an annoying condition! Q What causes one'a laws to lock when yawnlna? Mine hav. done this several times and the pain is terrible. I nut a cold rag on my left law and move mv chin back and forth and after a while It closes. A. V. A Evidently, the wide oneninir of the month is causing a dislo cation. The wiggling of the chin then seems to bring the bones of the joint into place. The only sug gestion I can make Is that when tne writer feels a yawn coming on she set the muscles In her face so that her mouth will not ooen widely. This probably will prevent ine aisiocation. Q I am sbout 60 years old. Sometime ago, during a hot spell. - woe up one morning with a swollen underllp and the upperlip was half swollen. In about two hours lt disappeared. Since that time the sma thing has happened twice. What may have caused tnts7 Mrs. J, H. A In all probability this Is a condition known as giant urticaria or angioneurotic edema. This is probably an allergy to food or something else with which the writ er comes In contact. Not Infre. quently It Is difficult to find ou! what is responsible and sometimes a person has one or two attacks of this sort and It never happens gain, ii snouid oe continuum however, an effort should be made to try to determine the cause. Q Are all tumors cancerous? Or will they sometima become so7 Mrs. F. R. A No Indeed. Some tumors re main sbout the same slse. never become cancerous snd even do not cause enough trouble to require their removal. Any tumor, how ever, when It Is first noticed Is cause for Investigation. i My Iiusbano. haa had disbetesi for 18 months. Is It true that amok- l)llnai. ing clgarets poison the circulation V1"" " in tne leg? He had a lot of pain LONDON Texas stripper Le and burning In his feet Also, is Sharon on not taking everything ....... r,,a ii-M ui.ur mi, oil, as mmsn DUr esoua Ouern. oaivaiore. You're right he's of Italian ancestry. His pa Is from the old country. Is noiv hH i . casket company. His mother was uorn in wis country of an Italian laiiiiiy. Sal is here for his alith mnvi. playing Rocky Oraziano's pal hi oumcuuuy up mere Likes Me For the fourth time he's ni.vin Juvenile delinquent. But this time he gets to play an adult delinquent ovc lie Bcs io ae. "I'm growing a beard for it cracked Sal, with only a slight fuzz .m ior tnree days' growth. "And I'm letting my voice drop un. ma usual tenor descend ed to a baritone The lad admitted he was still idling irom oeing nominated for the supporting Oscar. "I wasn't even invited to the affair, he related. "I home navlng dinner while the telecast was on. I was going out on a date no i was nardly listening to the announcements. "I glanced over and saw Edmond OBnen reading off the names Suddenly I heard him sav 'Sal Mlneo. I leaped un and ran ir to the set. I saw O'Brien innaino around for me and I yelled 'I'm here! I'm here!' But ha rmiinn'. hear me." Sal said his great amhitinn u i. win the Oscar, but he feels he'll loe out to Arthur Kennedy, who's up ivr iriai. vinegar keeps the sugar down? airs, c E. A It sounds from this letter as though th writer's husband was having serious difficulty with the lower extremities. This Is one of the reeognntd complications of di abetes and he should certainly make sure that diabetes Is as well controlled as possible. 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