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Newspaper Page TextO ,G o o o PAGE TWO 0 HK'WLD AM) NEWS Klamath -Tails. (Ore. Frirlav. Nnv. 27. 1933 o0 c I 5 O Sir Winston Churchill Hearing 85th Birthday Is Still Very Quotable LONDON 'API Th:o dj'',.er before his RSth birthday, S;r in tton Churchill is one of '.he mo: amazingly healthy ailing m-n in the world He is still one of the mo able. "I am ready to mitt my Mak er," he told a friend not Ion; u-'-"Whether my jia',.cr h ready : meet me is another u.ur.t: ." Victim of !o rr..r :v't:-. tuo bouts with j-;:e-.in. or,. ur.ii numerous other j.;ntr.:s, hi tren;:h is rcrr.ariia-.le. For at lea-t J ,-; he ha.- been fooling r-fo; lc v ftr edict he j near tic In 143. Field Man Aianbrooke i o'.c .n L he uas af.-ard ihjrtn. last bcsmc:t to ran The ,a-t scare arjo.it cair.e Ut etk . Because of a suaeier. lion, he had to camel a mccm; with Chance. lor Kor.rad Adcnaj-T London editors stationed reporter? en a "death watch" at Churchill'. front door. I: was the same old story. 'Ihe next nay Britain's wartime had er was up and about, feeling line He talked 40 minutes with Aden ier. familiar ounns ;. he w, Ye srH-O: the audience and bring dha.med tears to many eye.' worn. that same fumbling suddenly jahanizej un- with le-et rz morrcr.ti of h.s manic iay with w.(rds. Wra, sj'iikcn and written :-.e- always faeina'cd him. "Short words," he once sa,d a:-:1 're l-c-t, ar.n the o.d w. or els r i her. -tv-rt are hr-st of ail A poor scholar as a buy. he dc- r.e-p'-c h.s sr. ro.arr,ip rc-iatn e.y ; ho dated end i.al I.-xd d.ar; (. .-. .r I'll No ore has c",e-r passce! so few reiiiin.it. on1 ard rece-i', e-d so n.a-.y ric-jrees." he once said D..r.ri2 one eif h.' illnese-s. r-.ehill turned to his doctor. Lor ei Moran, and .a-ked whether a rir.nk a pe.-:r.itte-d after lunr-h "Do you want it." a'ked tne eior'eir "eir do you need it'.'" "I neither wan! it nor need it," tau.e back Sir Winston, "but I hoild think it pretty hazardou 'o m'e-rfeie witii the ineradicable hah:' eif a lifetime." Inn mr- his adult life Churchill has always liked alcoholic drink1-, partieuarly champagne and brandy. His iikes and dislikes are siroiic One of his pet hates is amo tion so. Sir Winston ha'es mobiles. He steadfastly relused to birthdays, for he knows he can't, learn to drive, jo on foreer. At 85 he is unde- Once he observed: "1 have al nahly feebie. ways con.-idered that the substitu- He has troub.e EPttina in and uon of the internal Dennis the menace" Anti.lf.S. Riot Pnhlir Hpalth Wire COfC Urges - i uunv lawMiin - Held In Japanj!ssues smokers Warning ,jf rn 1 i J! ii r , " ,iiHt HI -' ILK IIWIH ' I 1 Ra By Commies I TOKYO '(LTD Left : ! demonstrators acainst the row sior. of 'he critical I'.S, Japan security treaty smashed through a police barricade and stormed the compound of the Japanese Diet Parliamenti htiilding today. I) - Th. WASHINGTON (AP Thejthat admittedly are not supported v s chamber of Commerce to?. Public Health Service has issued i by experimental evidence." .day urged an immediate ta.i cut . i a strong new warning on tooncco: At Appomattox, Ya , Rep. Wat-! for all individuals and corpora winK The weight of evidence implicates kjns Abbitt ' D-Va ', who rep- -ions to help stabilize the dollar moking as the main cause of the resents a maior tobacco growing. and promote economic arowth. DON 'T ANYBODY OPftf ANY ffOOfiS.' M CANAffY OISTA tfS CA3 AGAIN.'1 rising rate ol lung cancer. The statement was issued Thurs day by Sursjeon General Leroy K. Lurney in an article in the Jour nal ot the American .Medical Assn. At least 39 policemen and 30 j t was the government's strongest demonstrators were injured and ru.-hed to hospitals. demonstrators were compound and the statement nioned reinforcements to eject them. ; The Tokyo demonstration was one of a series to nationwide ral-i to date linking smoking Scores ot anc) cancer. Burney said inside t h e i based partlv on new- police sum-. Burnev's warning immediatelv was attacked by tobacco interests as a vv armed over rehash of old statistics. Dr. C. C. Little, scientific direc- Chief's Trip Gets Praise Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATION 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday Max. Min. I'rep. lies staged by the Communist- tor of the Tobacco Industry Re tinged General Council of Japan' search Committee, said in New Trade Unions to protest the new j York the points in Burnoy's ar treaty. 'tide were "first advanced some Sohyo said half a million stu- .'ears ago in statistical studies oents and unionists were on the march in Tokyo, Osaka and 650 other places in Japan. The police however, put the figure at 125.000 A new security treaty, reaffirm ing America s right to station troops here but giving Japan greater voice in their disposition. PKFSS 1 t'pc-eicu hi ue Mym-u 111 jiih. Reb Leader Death Asked lead- Astoria Baker WASHINGTON UTI'-A ing Senate Democrat today called Bend I'resiiient Kiscnhowcr's lorthcom- Brookings inn 1 1 -nation good - will trip a Burns promising mover to build up Lu.c-nc Inendslnp for the United States. Lakcvicw Sen. John J. Spai kman ' D-! .Mcdford combustion Ala. i, a member ol the Senate Newport Oregon Youth Wins Scholarship 54 42 38 15 50 14 75 48 47 16 50 25 54 20 55 25 60 47 63 44 44 21 55 26 48 17 60 31 54 26 47 25 January to form the cornerstone o' the relationship between the two nations. ! In Tokyo 25 f0 demonstrators. ; wearing headbands and carrying vears' j brilliant red-and-white banners de--'pclcl: nouncing tne new treaty as a pioi b0 n m i concocted by imperialists and HAY ANA H'PI' - A govern ment attorney has demanded death by firing squad for "Col." Austin Young, of Miami, alleged leader of an anti - government band in western Cuba, and 30 imprisonment for "Maj." J. Lambton, a British- em ol chairs and automobiles. engine for the horse marked a Foreign nidations Committee, North Bend When he reads his speeches, he wry gloomy milestone in the prog-: :.aid the principal value of Mi- Pendleton eften loses his place, or stumbles . res.s of man." sonhower's mission "is the public- Portland Airport "i He has ridden horses, bred demonstration to the world that Redmond , them, traine d them, raced them the United States is interested I Hoseburg i and bet on them. in peace." Salem Only once did he admit he was! Spaikman, Democratic vice The Dalles at a loss for words. presidential nominee in l!i."2, told; DETROIT 'APi An Oregon Someone asked what he thought newsmen the President "has a Western Oregon J'uth was among winners of $14,- of Pierre Laval, the French pol-igreat capacity lor building up an cloudiness tonight. MO in college scholarships given itician who collaborated with the ' ;iti it licit- ol friendship for this Saturday with a by the Ford Division of Ford j Nazis. country'' and added Jlolor Co. ! "I am afraid," sighed Churchill, j lie's going." j interior. Low tonight 35-45; high A Ford announcement Tliurs-i "tliat I have rather exhausted lliel "I believe there will be somes a I u r d a y 54-64. Southeasterly day said Richard Grout, Port- possibilities of the English Ian- good Iroin the trip because he cnastal winds 12-22 miles an hour, land, tied for lourth in a contest guage." i has a way about him that creates ; bpc-eiming southerly to southvvest- and received a Sl.lnio scholarship. i As an old man he made one ol confidence and we certainly need crv Saturday. He represented The Oregmiian. Ibis lunching comments on youth. i such an attitude of friendship in' F.astcrn Oregon Fair tonight. The awards were for host news saying: "As long as you are gcner-1 the countries he is going toj partly sunny with increasing high stories by leen-agers aboul its 10'ous and true and also fierce, you 1 visit, Span-man said. 1 cloudiness Saturday. A little ! "Japanese militarists, toward the gates of the Diet building. A lorce of nearly 10.M0 uni formed, truncheon-carrying police Y oung r i c a n said chief lieutenant district, said, Tt is shocking mat The business organization said a supposedly responsible govern- the revenue oss collid be offset mem official would castigate lhc,bv temporary across-the-board entire tobacco industry on suchlsacs tax flimsy statistical evidence." j The chamber said the tax Burney's article took note of fre-Jductions arc "vitally needed." It auent criticism of the evidence' threw its support behind twei it Was j,,.!.;,, ..,L.inn --A li.nti f-jnenr Ulllr ..Isi.-l, nP4.ll.. evide'tice. !;,r. i i,,i.,-c nmvimic e-i-ifi.i,,.,,ia tri.n ihQ in,i-nt-e inai,.;,,. e cisms specifically. 'tax bracket from 20 to 15 per But Burney noted that by law cent and the highest from 01 to the Public Health Service must -47 per cent. Other rates would be toll the medical prolession and the1 reduced on a graduated scale, public about anything affecting j Corporate income tax rates public health. After rev iew ing the j would be cut from 52 to 47 per presently available evidence in de- cent, with some modifications in tail, he' said, "The Public Health depreciation allowances, capital Service believes that the following 'gains, estate and gift taxes, statements are justified by studies The House bills, proposed by to date: -Reps. A. Sydney Herlong Jr. (U, "1. The weight of ev idence aUKla.) and Howard H. Baker R prcsent implicates smoking as the Tenn.i, would provide a gradual principal etiological i causative Mas- reduction over a five-year factor in the increased incidence period. The immediate revenue of lung cancer. loss would be about S3.500,(l(Kl.imo. "2. Cigarette smoking particu-j The chamber said the reduc-, larly is associated with an in-1 tiems would stir up so much new creased chance of developing lung business activity that they would cancer. Isoon increase the government s "3. Stopping cigarette smoking: revenue. It said the tax burden even alter long exposure is bene-'would be more equally distribute ficial. i eel and incentive would be pro- "4. No method of treating tobac- vlded lor business to expand and co or littering tne smoke nas been create more jods. demonstrated tn be effective in to be materially reducing or eliminating marched, Aldo Prjc0 Morales alf0 UI,etl the hazard of lung cancer. men and an array of armored barricade 50 that 36 Cubans arrested with the two Americans after a skirmish in Pinar del Rio Province two months ago be imprisoned for 30 years. The 33 men were charged ! trucks formed ; yaros in iront ot tne lan iron dd Caslr0 and nmrdering .gaies aim i.epe me-, iinn .dier killed in a clash for three hours tne ponce ncroid the The nonsmoker has a lower incidence of lung cancer than the smoker in all controlled studies. whether analyzed in terms of rural areas, urban regions, industrial with plotting against Premier Fi- occupations, or sex. iron hi (.. ,j r,,.j.,.: , r, "6. Persons who have never . '. ptrtnl-H a) ill I i tiorot tne rioart a clash with the " . " s.,,....,, .s-.... or pipei nave tne nest cnance oi There is a variation of about 23') degrees Fahrenheit between the hottest and coldest world tern-, peraturcs. line while the demonstrators! - ,.. : ..,,,,. r-c:jnt r escaping lung cancer ...:n,.J 1 i:... u n i - Increasing 1 "uu,lu- "Mu""s lu "".Indianapolis, but he left his wife Mostly cloudy few showers GRAND OPENING CARLSON'S FURNITURE SEE OUR COLOR AD ON PAGE 14 model ear preview. Sam Hudson. Fort Worth, Tex., won the $H,ni)0 first place scholar ship, lie represented the Fort Worth Press. Borax first was found in Death Valley in 1875. cannot hurt the world or even Ihe senator said tnat tne nig- warmer. Low tonight 20-30; high seriously distress her. She waslgi'st weight around our necks siSalurelnv 46-511 made to bo wooed and won by tar as t lie nations oi tne woiicr orthcrn Oregon A sudden rush carried hundreds .,-, ,,.,,i i , i ,u .i. oi lie iiuiisjli aiui s pasi ue ijuiii- lin sua along coast and over the northern , . . ... .. Scores poured into the compound of the Diet building and clashed with police. Near the Diet building, 700 Tok yo University students and work ers clashed with police in front of Ihe official residence of Premier Nobusuke Kishi. One student was arrested, but there were no im mediate reports of injuries. Beaches of the world youth. She has lived and thrived are concerned is the image tHat.cioudy with occasional rain Sat only by repeated subjugations." Russia has been able to develop iurday morning, clearing partially Perhaps that philosophy contn-i'nat we aie a wai -iiniKing pco-,n atorn()on. Moderate southeast- butes to his loathing of his own P'e. I birthdays. oriti roNtte h is roNTrvuot's at sun from itits 3 The INN! The GUESTS! The SINS... of the BEST-SELLER! SUMMER PLACE- TECHNICOLOR ' Richard EGAN Dorothy McGUIRE SANDRA DEE Fight Vowed NowrPLAiiNG! By Director Student's Death winds. Temperature; SoiH ArnHpnOl erly beach range 45-52. Grants Pass and vicinity Fair tonight. Variable high cloudiness Saturday. Low tonight 25-30: high Saturday 55-00. Food Strike Continuing feriMiAri rfCm ENDS SATURDAY! 0ri Ttnitt 6:4J f.m. Continuoui Sot. t Sun. from 1 2:43 I NEW i TARZAN FINOS FORGOTTEN WORLDS OF ADVENTURE! m r l '-JAW til They all came to this violent land in this He est ot all ftontiets litis greatest of all adventuiesl LONDON H'l'D Hoberto Ros- sellini said Thursday that he is a better mother than lngrid Berg man because he conies from the warm south while she is from Ihe r.. ; 1 1. Illlll IIUI IE!. j tnsso un .-itiiviM in I. one on Vhiii-srliiv lei linel a "ivnie-.-il .w. LOS ANGKLKS UPP Elmer lishman" lor Ins next film. Ho! 11 - J('" Simrell, a sort of male: told newsmen he would fight Miss'Came XalK,n reverse who dis liergman to Ihe lust ditch leu : llkl's wh' ho calls the "feminiza-! custody of their three children. !''"" r ll,p nation, continued his) "1 am more of a mother than, hunger strike texlay in behalf of 1 she is," he said. "1 don't want to America's manhood. say anything against her, but 11 -unucii, in jau on cnarges ot am from the south where we are sending letters threatening the warm. She is from the Ingid lives of Superior Court judges, north." bypassed the usual Thanksgiving Miss Hergnian, now married to turkey and assorted trimmings Swedish producer Lars Schmidt, I Thursday. He has refused to eat has temporary cnsleiely ol Ihe three! any foeid in the Leis Angeles Coun childini, Hoberlino it, and ti-year-i ty jail. old twins Isollii iiuil Isabella. He said he would continue to The Italian director said he was! go without anyting to eat until at confident the Home court would least one of the major local news grant him custody of the children! papers prints a two-page statc- .vheti the ease comes up Dec. 4. ment he sent all publications in Itossellmi said the children are Italian and should Ih roaivd as Italians. "I have a huge lamily lor the children lo join," he said, ' She' has nolmcly." Hosse'llnii plans lo visit Paris this weekend to sec the children. Askeel it he woulel alset see Miss Bergman, he ivplicd "If 1 have an invitation, why not?" lie evaded eiueslieins about his own lulure. Hut asked if he would marry again, he smiled anil said: "Perhaps, perhaps, peM'Imps," SMALL ( Alt WAItNIM.S HONOLULU- U I'D - 1'olu-e is sued small car warnings Thurs day alter 100 mile an hour gusts of wind overturni'd (wo snil cars and lied up trafiic. KXICTKR 'LTD - The fatal shooting of an Fxeter Union High School student in his family home Thursday was listed today by Police Chief Joseph Borgman as accidental. Marvin L. I.ovell, 15, was killed when a blast from a shotgun struck him in the throat. The weapon was triggered by a friend. Jerry Lynn Suggs, 16, also of Lsreter, The chief said the boys had been hunting during the morning and returned home for Thanksgiv ing Day dinner. The shooting oc curred as Ihey prepared to re sume their hunt after dinner. ana three children in .Miami when he came to Cuba. Lambton lives in Nassau, capital of the Bahamas. Government demands for the punishment of the two Ameri cans came on Ihe heels of the announcement that Argentine born Maj. Ernesto "Che" Gue vara, a vehement critic of the United States, has been appoint ed president of the Cuban Na tional Bank. Guevara, a physician with lit tle or no experience of banking or finance, replaced Felipe Pa zos, a moderate who had been regarded as one of the most re sponsible officials of the Castro regime. In Ihe fiscal period of July 1. Ifl57, to June 30, 1058, 10.553 ships ol all sizes used the Panama Canal. GO 00 lib, brae rcadi DAN MOORE HOTEL 1217 S.W. Morrison St. Portland, Oregon All Transient GuMtt. All thoM who come return. Rotel not too high, not low. Free Garage, TV'l end Radio's. Reputation for cleanliness. 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