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a - . HERALD Klamatk AND NEWS, Tuesday, Falls, Orego 30 196 March DENNEN... LEON Re Chin Count U3. Splinte Force NEW Telephon We are the vice that taxes support taxation, and to our of by even vital victory There peac to as the today, nearly twenty years later, still paying a ten per cent federal we are excise tax—a “luxury” tax, if you will—on a commodity as essential to our social and economic life local and lon distance tele- as But pho World tax. War II The son Ways and the Both the of stated made and it John- of will on because in elimin- teleph additional facilities (4 be The telephon on thorough review again in 1965. The only shred of logic behind the im- position of an excise tax on telephone ser- vice was directed to the idea that the levy would tend to inhibit the use of the telephone a taxes have existed not for nearly twenty years. Your Congressma deserves to know feelings about this unfair, burdensome illogical tax. Your letter will help him get it repealed Write now. your Now Hea This! “ Everyon loves fat a sayin the man, diet down goes, but the U. S. Navy beg to differ, Ship commanders have bee instructed and station to crack down enlisted o men guilty of what 4s called, “dietary indiscretion,” , i ithe i the In marine six-month in Pentagonese, the sailors schedule must lining fit see the ness it underg that travel, be with its personnel may of reducing through of READE OUR keepin ; of battle trim ser- Vice. are “Join version bulge overweight and exercise, and those wh fail to will be subjec to dismissal from In who well as as to rephras its Nav and See should in be policy ships new Navy the recruiting slogan the World.” accompanie uniform stream- of b less no In fair- warning a than federal government, we re- the that the United view has an im- America States of polic of racial dis- the crimination,” in- message formed Mao. “We are for freedom and de- for the all, including mocracy Chinese people CORE believes that with its methods success be achieved without slave can ject perialist out, Risi Naziis By . BOB said COCHNAR ment. said and Peking’s American iscule group awaiting trial Harlem, on and particularly confusion—not explaine and ‘no,’ left-wing Revo. important, But add the specter of Nazi- ism to this political simmering stew and you glimpse the 15- year ordeal of Theodor Binder, doctor. with is man soft- piercing grey eyes, a disciple of Schweitzer-and refu- Albert a from Nazi ar- terrorism, gee rived in 194 to work with dis- illiterate eased and Indians and mestizos in Peru&# interi- But he did not escape from or. Adolf Hitler. “I reintroduced to was soon Theodor Binder ex- Naziism,” Carmen his wife attention to the Binders had come start a hospital. And in 195 a group of .wel equippe buildings rose from the tangled rain forest and fet- id swamps of the country’s in- plaine terior. his in German Binder p W hop pi plac this it yo the wi perhap person read it. letter wher concerns On Feb. 25 husband my I took our family to a movie at the Esquire Theater The next day, he discovered he had lost his wallet sometime during the movie, It contained almost $250. Of course, we re- turned to the theater to make inquiries, but no one had turned it in and Yesterday March ceived throug the envelop 22 mail containing large the that We would like to say to the who found the wallet person “thank you, for returning the papers and we hop you need- than e the money more we did!” The bigges part of the cash, was to pay doctor and bills. hospita Sinc conscience your return knew the to papers, it didn’t make wish we Cit of bi pictur can founda- A U.S. Sweden, for the established tion was Amazonico Albert Hospital Schweitzer. Boston’s Cardinal Cushin contributed $16,00 In Peru, the government and h P Pucallpa several give is Maria head of without never wealthy families Louisa a also aid— Binder Fo the and is vor 1 concerned are t appens peopl It is more clean backyard, a pave or a tourist “what doe clean itself nothin to government. than a street, For attraction, it is peopl by the profit’ a city to externally but do clean internal de- its peopl The Government as well as respect and considera- tion from their elected officials. Wh are peopl all to over the taxpayer with more the other city the sub- we saw fairgrounds. the dance March 20 at The audience apparent, We year we area. went hoon during a h in be time Klamath Falls On Saturda out to w ate beef dinner is a them morning t a time back, Mrs. Ci we Bonanza where at the best barbecued had eaten since God which “follies” evening we attended the Indian Even at thoug the it bein fait was can the are R. K such people.” With about Dr. backing, the rumors of .- ‘You cial can peop without the ‘an we should’ ps ch ‘sa are Did a said a People T WORK sick and the nels get vole the truly? GOES the streets ta have states l ignore rights revolted rights they cause studying? tion or how Uni- la having at year th be simply students were What be suppose Demo in ace ac to hve unde a dic- successfully? abhor rape, and the at curtailed the latorship civil obscene sex. extortion as_muc perver but person, that the implication next rese J is e a dead in al- father’s ly commit fear of No m breast. Paul Re- well known for silversmithing, but certain- for his midnight ride. not one would liberty, ted, ‘To judi South, chan- dead might be vere his country even quot the now have or fide said, ‘' me deat! give “North you, is threatens and rising and to traditions, investigation. an “We welcomed the investig tion.” the doctor recounts, til we found that three of the four to be sent men were our enemies. worst S we refused to them to enter the hos- Peruvian press was then b Binder to visit the hospital. “And all the papers and with the excep- magazines, tion of one controlled b the Gildemeisters, explode the ru- and printed the mors truth.” Since the of funds _th invited Propaga stopp fro Germ flow dick, as-several German. reported, allegations was. n te al that false.” the Yet rumors persist and funds are still frozen in Germa- “Miss Gildemeister ha ny much Dr. Binder money,” says, “‘and she has told me she will not rest until I leave Peru. Bu I will leave.”” never The Nazis haven& stoppe Binder fighting, either. main- former S general tains that walk Lima freely through papers of the “They streets. friends and their fiercel are They tic. pher are foul anti-Semi- poiso the atmos- the have had their And bad effect on Peruvians.” But the jungl doctor, his wife and staff refuse to allow their enemies to stop the work of the hospital The treat some 400 outpatients about from week an a patients. A grant American foundation bed 40 an research sponsors in fungu dis- eases, U.S. Peace Corpsme have worked at the Hospital Amaz- gpico Albert Schweitzer. Theodor Binder still hop to establish clinics elsewhere in Peru. BUCHWALD... taxi, a was to told and was what ge b 18) was others to guilly the standards of Thank their rights morality. my (I grain, with the mysel saw decenc and God it is changing When takes away any right of anyone in the from they take it away said in words Voltaire too, me, effect, “ may to this agree t TH de- with what you say anyone sweep o te t death n ph gh believ this is say soul humblest fo U.S. as it is for you When my brother lives th darkness, the Crystal 29 Gibbs to as true in this i the can—I-truly-tiye. sunlight tourists GI&# our makes It I Each country ha its own room and the gol just silting there deing nothin; Now, Stashed is my bringing home away in our some of the Ameri- constant a Europ but any has been of them none red is b accident that this bers which nobod in Administration the had thoug of, | read the in newspapers that although the United Stat millions dollars is losing of worth of gol every day, the itself leaves the never gol goo reason country As I understand foreign country dollars to the it, anytime wants cas to a in for gold, they go down New York Assay Office the the tell peopl the and bu let to want lion worth don’t take of 6100 mil- But the with them. the gol is say, gold gol happen is over a few blocks the All that trucked to the Federal Reserve Bank and put in a room wh it’s credited to ‘h York worth of tries Bank in $12 pilli rve New is holdin gol belonging througho the to coun- world. has country to gold problem are prisons greatest bank rob- who men back to answer Federa ever know their trade and would be willing the an s thi known, sens just was discov in Matlock, Street. to in suggested, was Although rest. Every taxing weren&# Great from is the side of in Societ taxi the solution The — gold shortage thorn no what made thus as VASHINGTON can plan in act. along went and bigotry as the told civil any how against went it re- Alabama terms that driver mor- long by the “niggers uncertain the all and so per dream great, great, great-grand- out the all You y us near doctor last Februar members of the two board of the U.S. foundation to inspect the hospital Their the invited The Great Gold Heist treat time, said we should use judi and then turn channels cial attack the highes around and inthe land. court langua robbery, Binder same andards of decenc which we have to went vered.” When I got off once. going As to the students of California were ality consistent- Negro the versity civil away now they demon: the at right until since Carme and enemies into divid the the years, decade, the Theodor political Negro last to ON: fight Through the in Drive, judi Schweitzer Albert ny, fi have all of welcome. Right we lightly. ART Coddington 8 McCl we “program all to a Thank dancin roun apply decent hour because have very important to do next day, This Girl Scout at they thing week- that wonderful the would had Any Last nice small very a appl it to sev- pleasant, sweet, adjective I can bank mercial weekend.—Edi- is — The and than a regarde well very Bind were no take a girls can be neat, polite and basicall just girls that play records, eat, laugh and go to to right here force for more New York is contributions to the hospi that he didn’t take proper of patients, that he care com- mitted sexual offenses against and patients nurses Said Binder: “It was filthy. And none of it—not a shred of it true. The succeeded was in uniting Peru&# Communist and the Nazis against me.” Official Peru then cast stormy look in the direction of the beleaguere hospital. The minister of public health. whom Binder say is a close friend of the Gildemeister family, ordered tal, pital.” family Its “it a allo that Binder.” pote political a economic took Proud, of criminal, war doctor, a Gildemeister century. for these girls at our @urin the Scout Confer- and the ence were great. We enjoyed each and every one and felt this is the onl way to tell how peopl teen- end. end, Nazi a wasn’t Scout when you girls, very every connection a Theodor says proud: We home did. was was I Peru&# has been them, Indian I wasn’t to and per too seemed we ning that that W have a Senior Scout, now, but she has bee scouting for nine of this years, we are en large but everyone like it as much as lot of work and plan look- are to forward the ing coming dance exhibition to be held in with the All-Indi- conjunction Rodeo Memorial Day week- an wasn&# Day word we what 9 heard had the hospital—even in Eu- rope—that “I was a Communist, With’ Way, goo as we As one of many mothers who had a house full of girls the weekend of March 12 13 and M I want to thank ‘th Girl Scouts of America. think enjoye the We exhibition of for goes a about as Girl of Ch F F the without for peopl of course, them there is no city. What is a It is an city improvement? improvement cent As per government. at J. who influ- wrote ing ago everyone Germany& magazine, news critical of the hospital account German The circulated press stories’that Binder misus- was re- Peru&# With that contribution, Theo- dor Binder and his hospital ap- parently became political tools, “Miss Gildemeister the was head_of Li foundation,” our “But when the Dr, Binder said, tor. don& sell the centers, downtown merchant short. It be to 0, remembered, onl here Glenn Shasta 604 ping Versus city? A city a instead right Mrs. and Which is sales pitch cor- however, Mrs. editor would fa- the That Shanno should we holida Mr. Memorial city of 34,00 a more. Amazo al ‘he Hos; Spiegel ential Gildemeister, the powerful specte family which largest sugar e hom record, Detro we All- have $1.50 for each of us. it for the two up~- of us, we had one of the nicest holida weekends we have ever had. So we are lookin forward to the 29th and 30th of May and we and And Add ano in the editorial clientele. Der them, which would have her of of her some holdings, she decided to fight. think she planne to use our hospital as a political battie- ground. Perhap she felt that help discrediting me would her.”” to circulated were Reports the saw one hopef Daily. | to Money poure in for its sup- Switzer- port—from Germany, land, apiece Sun- and — ter-revolutionary repressio with revolutionary violence,” Politic To “ALBE SCHWEI TRIBUTE enjoyed was crowd. we enjoyed never . before it larg of the group . propaga to years one, activities Latin- deprived only $ was and foment disorder, But the can chaos and commit acts of vio- lence which is all that he can hop for at the prese Violence is the major theme in Chinese to Amer- ican Negroes “The American Negroe have begu to discard the doctrine of nonviolence and determined to oppose coun- are nor was Lucille Detroit, 162 Austin Street Suburbia Wh is peopl the stamp out crime ruption on all levels. can all afternoon Indian Rodeo “*. all, first the their b that da you tell you to the money also. return Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alvarez wh with- assessments cheers for the peopl have the principles of de- cency and the courage to live up to them! To quot our own the editorial of in newspaper the Wednesda March 17, most powerful force of the individual citizen who isn& to afraid in spea out angry protest against what&# happen ing to him, his family and his regar for the American way of life. And back up his words with action.” We with editor concur our that we must stamp out the apath were. a all etc., papers, credit cards, were in the wallet. “twinged” enoug and representation. Three i letters opportunist that groups like assume RAM Hammer and or will have much influence Negro and white Americans, The Peru Letters To The Editor taxation Russia Moscow&# naive so to serious Nazis. to visit cented English during to New York recently, “We were invited to the home of a rich German plant and on the wall of his main room was a of Hitler asked if I any Ger- with man me. newspapers broadening who | not lywoo propaganda They are dangerous.” In the beginning, neither Dr. ac- - In government thought about pass- land reform bills about two out of subversi the ofthe ing Honest said, ‘In conflict. why. WRITE... Onl Partl one pro exchange of “open between As th ‘p Steel on Moscow’s ignorance of that this min. the United States’ Chinese “support is rendered to charg o a anarchy fiactet criminal The letters’ China. is Com - globa as of rea figured an the United the PLM, Tse-tung& Mao ‘meas a nently in Epton William in Steel It is and Steel which - main task o fighting Part of Stat Here again is callin black {or too Red the kettle which is one of the ironic fea- tures of the Chinese Russian Hammer itself against the Perhaps Ma is promote an contempt charge for refu al to answer question in a grand jury investigati into a possible conspiracy to incite to riot during last Har- summer’s disorders. leader Monument. brink- policy of revolutionary manship i known as Hammer ‘on lem PLM ton cow, leaders of the Pro- Labor Movement were in New York recently arrested working American Another obscure group which, according to Mos- . Several gressive be to native now I was immediately ordered out of his house.” Binder discovered that soon Peru&# Nazi community was and “‘Hitler’s is flourishing. pictures all These sad peopl are over, and have regular meetings much of their time try- spe in to convince Peruvians that that the Hitler was right and Hol- concentration were camps NEW YORK (NEA)—Latin- American politics, to the North American observer, is often a of mixture cou combustible Jun and to after suppo stru aga “ acto cal the conspic- tax emergencies which brought war excise 1963 in for the Negro in their discrimination. often is criti- inactions of or American of the sent in lutionary a con- employment—additional Telephon service is not a luxury longer needs the inhibiting effect kee peopl from usin it. no (CORE) is Movement Action Robert F. Williams, Carolina North of Communist for Cuba .and China. He is believed to have directed from Havana, where he now resides, the plot to bomb the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell and Washing- labor exodus mass camps and homes of peopl from their which have occurred in China.” But Mao&# future hopes as Chinese propagand indicates, not based on Negr leaders are “like Dr.. Martin Luther King, Roy Wilkins of the NAA CP or CORE’s James Farmer. Th allies he seeks in the United States “revolution- are ary” outfits like the Progres- sive Labor Movement and the Action Move- Revolutionary Fl Again Swastikas services, and m Pekin rally a the So far Mao has been use communications more ity Russian pres was restrained in unusually com- ments on the recent assassina- tion of Malcolm, X, dissident Black Moslem leader. But ac- cording to Red China&# leadin People’s Daily the slain man a whose death was “martyr” showed that “in dealin with violence imperialist oppressors must be met with violence.” bills. tax to a the ‘‘vanguar workin class.” as Even to the (3 before taxes it pa substantial produce immediately stimulate turn heavily government. Thus, the loss of the telephone excise tax as a source of fed- eral revenue would b offset, at least partially, from revenue by new other sources. Treasury Douglas excise that in tele- not most a economy, di revenues Committee President falls be wou struction—more since subject the tax communications of illogical this o Means on adjourned. Secretar have been removal hearing last and Dillon _given toward House conducted Congre have the producing ulation to now customers, it would per cent in turn would This service. Many. attempts ‘to of ten a restriction a groups who must household service. stimulus ation ex'- no e organi pro- courting “revolutionary” American Repea (2) with is strong arguments income essential an the would reason well as social and with lower on stretching - there place such to four forts an Russia, b Peking’s propa- Mao ganda, even Tse- hope for the emergence of a pro- party in the United States based on the Negro pop- service. are repeal this tax: (1) The, tax is on phon companies, and of would that was structure tax economic our that need any telephon on capacity unsuccessful uousl Marxist- Liberty. Judge then tied up to traffic. Today, were wartime longer and impositio over hop aril that lines an- II. victory to the was anything Our reason. of return them virtuall attainment rest contribute would on logic twentieth Wa effort Amo peace the World in his ef- the creation of to oppose the Communist Party of the United States. Few Negroe regard the Red Chinese dictatorship as an im- provement on the rule in Sel- This was said bluntly in a ma. that to Mao Tse- message the Congres for Racial Equal Red — of against in the United groups States—outfits like the one that plotted to blow up the Statue of Excise Tax unpleasant fringes of a: war- the duty of supportin was through virtually any de- existence national our of end One of the time nearin now of search allies splinter a niversary (NEA) YORK China, in Leninist is now work We would and say States is need Federal help your willing to pull Would a for country th New o $12 and if there out you on Bank is about doin by to go was heist a Reserve York? There lion in gold could get it be this service, Most bank otic there approach these men the “Look, United terrible trouble and in we be if bil- you o the and we your the ferred going to try to make course, on th would be secretly trans- back to Fort Kno Each rob to first At protests lost cer- pat dollars worth of FBI is tpveslgatin of and if we get “if the The tainly gol months off losses. We can’t replac gold, but we&# shippin you billion great patri- participate reward. nas Ba you& are six a as stole Dea a would given the gol was Rusk would call up heads of state such as Presi- dent de Gaulle and say, “Mr. President, a terrible thing has happene The Federal Reserve has been robbed and they took all your gold. I hop you insured. were You weren What a pity! Well, since it hap in the pene United States, first robbers nature, be time us agree to go along with the pla To facilitate matters and make the robbery authen- tic, they would be provided with plan of the bank, burglars’ tools, and a non-lethal tear gas to make the bank guard sick. It would be no trouble to knock off the bank and ther the who men would their merican th from you will be a-wave the cotnntries few and Hi 8, eml ee ts on the b sacked, but in there wouldn& be much’ could do abou it, ‘The beaut of the even run plan js not onl would we have $ billion mat in gol to pl with, but every country will: think: twice. about = ime. in their dollars the next g
