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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1960)
Thursday, October 27, lOfiO PAGE 9 A OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON CONVINCED SPLIT BETWEEN 'COMRADES' AS GREAT AS EVER HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. By STEWART HENSI.KY lare convinced the ideological split American officials confirmed re- member of the Soviet European i altitude was interest mi; bccause tcriorated to the extent that he: L'.S. officials said that In addi-1 from Mao's insistence that war basic Communist doctrine in his was it appeared to have the lull backsoon mijiht lose power. uiun to the ideological split be-with the capitalistic West is in- eltorts to negotiate with the nest. American officials said today they china is as great as ever despite'1"1""" sour-s that Ainama. only , jntersfving i(s an(j . Khrushchev mu of Red China. American authorities on Russia tween Russia and China, there is evitahle." The Chinese reject propaganda in diplomatic circles I'.S. officials said they were un- said they had no evidence lo sup-. increasing evidence of friction be- Khrushchev's content.on that in other satellite countries. able to assess the validity of Al- port this view, tin the oilier hand.jlwecn the two countries over theommunism can eventually win they cautioned that in the past privilege ol spreading Red influ-'the world by economic ana politi Ihov had never delected advance cnre and technicians in Latin cal means and without war. indications of various Kremlin America and Africa. . pekmc charges Khrushchev WASHINGTON tUPH Highibetween the Soviet Union and Red: ports from East European Com-jbloc to side with Red China, . superficial indications that ten- , .. Man Circlss sion my have eased bit- V'Y Police iney saia Mat all basic evi-! ic KannrtC - alsroumra "le eueci oi.D.unan claims, mane 10 lommu- .... " w wa Albanian propaganda and saiamist diplomats m Bucharest, Bel- Ernest Sessom 028 Klamath 'hat while the small counlrv grade and Prague, that Khrush- The Earth; Seeks Music dence points to a rough lime fori Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev .A,.nn.,n n....tnJ i. . i: Was not liselt verv iniltnrl.-int lie i-hov c iMiifi.tn al hnma harl rip. nminr shots ,, , t n.cnuc, icuuiii-u lu tliv police J ....r- ....v. r... ...... ... ......... ...... r- j '. -"".", '"'""Khis station wagon. By DICK WEST .c vommu- Jamcs Dubom sas mana(,er u-Aswix-m-nv i; i have a. The ideological dispute stems'with having "deviated" Comfortable Vision Phonr Tor Appointment Dr. Hnrrv Srrihner r Ontometrist w N.t tn Hoi -man's Men'i StorP &M n. Tit 4-TJO' been reading a Library of Con gress pamphlet about a fellow who travels around the world tape-recording folk music. Last year, the collector, Paul not survive an all-out clash with F. Bowles, received a grant from Mao at the Moscow meeting. But the Rockefeller Foundation which i they had no way of knowing such enabled him to spend several speculation was valid. months in Morocco. He brought back some 60 hours of music which he has turned over to the library's archive of folk song. One of the things Bowles want ed to record was a rare musical instrument, a sort of primitive stereo, known as Ihe "Zamar." It i n rl.itMa vaoA in tha hocc t-jnnn which has two mouthpieces and r two Duns -norn resonators. Bowles finally found one at Sagangen on the eastern edge of the Rif country and captured its sound alive. This was not, how-i ever, his most unor'huuox speci men. Rifles As Instruments At Taza, in the southern Rif country, he recorded a medley of I Moroccan tunes played by a 12 man orchestra. The sole function of eight of the musicians was to Jire rifles at stated intervals. I found the pamphlet very in-j teresling and it set me to wish ing that I could get a Rockefeller grant for a similar trip around the United Slates. I would like to record the sounds of parents threatening their children. I fear these sounds are dying out in America under the pre cepts of modern child psychology. Jarents nowadays are cautioned against threatening children lest they bruise their little psyches. In a way this is a pity, for it Is stifling the use of some of the most colorful folk expressions in our land. As a student of folk ways, I deem it a worthy project to preserve some of these expres sions before they disappear from, our language entirely. For example, many is the time I've heard my mother shout: "If you don't slop that I'm going to wear you out." I regard "wear you out" as a true gem of a threat because it works like yeast on the miscreant's imagination. I always had visions of being ground to dust by an emery wheel. Like Poetry In parts of the South, mothers used to tell their offspring: "If you do that again, I'll slap you from an amazing grace to a float ing opportunity." This, I'm sure you'll agree, is a threat that has a poetic as well as a deterrent quality. Georgia children of a disobedi ent nature frequently were w arned that they would be taken to the Chattahoochee River and ordered not to jump in. The only ingenious threat I've hoard recently was uttered by a father who threatened to "get out of -this chair and drop-kick you across the living room." It had an old-titney ring suita- hlo ftr the t.ihrai'V nf Cnnorpnz His child was too vnunf lo re- W member when the drop-kick was used in football, but the point got across anyway. lof the Duean and Mest I'sed Car inese U.S. otliclals said theyLot, Sixth and rium streets, re were aware of speculation in Eastjported that four spinner hubcaps Europe that Khrushchev's lead-were stolen from a car on the ership of the Soviet Union might lot sometime Mondav night. Garbage was dumped in her front yard Tuesday night, Jewels Daniels, 518 Broad Street, told po lice. WEISFIELD'S yA. 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