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OUT OUR WAY OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoopl. SAY, IN THERE HAM. I J vu yuu THINK I PA P BOO BUCKS FOR A ROCK OAHPEM ANP POOL TO HAVE IT ALWAYS LOOKlkl' LIKE A BACKW0OP5 WASH TU8,BEMINPA CUETAIM OF SCANTIES ANP FRILLY -KAILTIES7HEY,IN IHtiKb By J. R. Wllliftms Y OH--I iolp Y well, why poes" j VMMMWMMS. I SAV, CALLTHeW 30VE I'lH ' I VOUTOGET HE HAVE TO BELLOW. 1 WMWj- VV-v WKONSJUSTf . ALL OF A , fflV??M nmS3A BV rlcAILTIES 7 HEV. IM .7 rV" . in. V? I rW-ftlt' tf-Aprt AfiUrrT IWUSUC, I'LL HtrLAYPP. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE ' ' Bv Wilson Scrunn. l-rii Tllil Ff"", A tfirv tun HI mcAHp y I JLL, IF YOUK AUN I MAKIHA HAW I SUCCEfaDfeD. I. IT "I'll IT1 ' I 'M ' I JEALOUS MAW, KILLED MELVOUW6 --ij H IN6ETTIN0 IHfc WCWAM UOWM TO KULICE HAS TOOtl 1,-, . '' I ' I I i V umrii uri rAOilcrsiACI I.AC rnuZl ACTED uc It'll I Cfi , I I UCAnmiAPTCPC Tlf AAOT I IKCIV HC ILimTenlRCCll -AD-rilDer.1 . I HIS6KL , -r LVOUW6,HB TOLD THE FOR MUKPEK BV MOW T- MISSLOWE?' i , - - ' , 'f'j 6IRL ABOUT IT. 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By a rtin s up(yjc( i T ic,o. -xo vwo I " J K jk I , -xnacvx: xvc ! PRISCILLA'S POP V ' ' . ' i i' ' ' """ ByAI Vermeer " tx Vmi "' fifb i ..rrr: i. I I,'11- I m r c-ix I k i . t m. m ..c. BUGS BUNNY ' - ' ' ' '- :' ' : ' I "' i- fl HAVE A LOVELY 0 ,J fl THINK I NEEDV I MKM'W ;v .' , .. L---J S h - SELECTION OF ' (flftVSWT MO V jv&Jv ' A III II I I COME IN, SYLVESTER ! V BRUSHES. MASTER) THAN NOVELTIESi JJ . rf- HU'F. I I BUSS WAS SHOWINSAAE -v FUPPi ' BUSSI7 C . jRJy- . 2 1 SOWS TWICVS AND -y- (S0 I SEE A Tf 1 CH 1 7 ?.' Oregon Safest From! Faljout WASHINGTOM UPI - Atomic experts in Washington' Friday said that Oregon, except for the Portland area, would be the safest state in the United States in case of a worldwide nuclear war. The experts , said that Oregon would be completely safe- from significant; fallout if Portland were to escape a direct nuclear weapon1 attack. iHowever, the experts be-i lieve that Portland 'would be one of the 70 main targets in case of attack.. - , . ,, . Rep. Chet Holifield D-Cal.) said even so, the action of prevail ing winds would miriimize fallout dangers to Portland. Holifield is chairman of a sub committee which-will open inves tigation. Monday into atomic war fare dangers with the main em phasis centered on biological haz ards caused by nuclear' warfare. Oregon except for the Portland area, would be the largest-single area safe from the serious dan gers resulting from strontium fall out according to charts prepared for Holifield s subcommittee by atomic and weather experts. Wrestling, one of the most an cient of sports, had reached a high stage of development in Egypt 5,000 years ago JUNKET Observer, La Grande, Ore., Sat., June 20, 1959 MONEY" IMPERILLED ' ; - - Page 4 Self-Preservation k k. - v. r i i. Triumphed; Over Nearly DrinriniP 1 By FRANK ELEAZER UPI Staff Wrlater . ( WASHINGTON (UPD - For a while there it looked , like the members might have . to rise above principle, and vote for self preservation. Rep. H. R. Gross (R-Iowai had warned that their fall junket money might be' im perilled. It's not every day that a mem ber of Congress gets to travel free all over the world. Mostly it's only once a year, between sessions, and especially in years when he doesn't have to run for election. Like' this year. So naturally when Gross sug gested the possibility of a short age of counterpart funds he didn't have to seek help from the speak er to get the members' attention. Counterpart money is foreign currency put up for our use by nations receiving U.S. aid. One thing it can be used for is travel DAILY TV L0G 2KREM ' jk KXLY 0 KHQ TV f TV O TV " ! SATURDAY 6:00, HowIIiik Cont. Annie Oakley Medic 0:15' " 6:30 Dick Clark Cartoon People Are Funny C:4li " " 7:00 Huckleberry JTound Cisco Kid . Perry Como 7:lti 7:30 Jubilee USA Wanled Dead or " 7:45 " . Alive " 8:00 Lawrence Welk Hrenner Mock Saddle 8:lf ," . , , , , 8)30, '"'V 'l Have Ciun Will Trav. ClinHrron City :tt " " " 9:00 Haturduy Hliowfa.se Gunsmoke , " 8:15 , ' " 9:30 Bl Story ' Perry Mason D.A.'s Man 9:45 ' " 10:00 Dateline Kurope Death Valley Day 10:15 m 10:30 Channel 2 Theatre Mr(li America Late Movie, 10:45 . " , Pn gen nt . " ; 11:00 " " 11:15 " Late Show 11.30 " 11:45 " . . " " SUNDAY j 9:15 9:30 8:45 Baseball Oame 10:00 " MJ. League Baseball 10:15 " 10:30 " ' '' 10:45 - " " 11:00 " " 11:15 " ' " 11:30 .. 11:45 " 12:00 ; ! " " 13:15 , 12:30 rtlnifslde rtasslers , I Led Three Lives 12:45 " " i ' 1:00 " " Medic 11:15 " 11:30 Early Show Christopher Series l:45 J . , " 2:00 " This la the Answer 2:15 ' " . 2:30 - , " - Automation 2:45 Bible Anawers " " .1:00 Florlnn Kabacli This Is the Lire 30 years that 3:15 " " chaneed the World 3:30 American Legend Oral Huberts Casey Jones 3:45 " " " 4:00 Roller Derby Sons Shop Clrcua Boy 4:30 Sword of Freedom College Bojvl DanRer Is My 4:45 " " Business 5:00' Scarlet rimpernnl News Commentary Week' Beat Movie 5:16' ' " . 5:30 Lone Danger 20th Century ' " 5:S. " 6:00 You Asked For It Lassie 6:15 .. .. .. 6:30 Maverick That's My Hoy Suspicion 6:45 " " " J:onl, .." Ed Sullivan ' 7:30 Lawman " Pete Kelly's Blue 7:45 8:00 Colt .46 O.E. Theater Chevy Show 8:16 " '8:30 Deadline for Action Alfred Hitchcock " 8:46 " 9:00 ' Richard Diamond Loretta Young 9:15 " " 9:30 Meet McOraw What's My Line State Trooper ' 9:46 . " " 10:00 Nlghtcourt Sun. News Feature Duvld Nlven 10:45 ' 4-Mnst Feature " 10:.10 Sunday Spectacular ' Late Movie -10:45 1 11:00 " " " 11:16 " " ll:Sff , " " .. . 11:45 " MONDAY 8:00 On The Go Dough Re Ml 8:15 ( - " " 8:30 ' . Sam Tjevenson Treasure Hunt 8:45 9:00 I Love Lucy Price Is Right 9:16 " 9:30 Top Dollar Concentration : - " 10:00 , Love Of Life Tic Tao Dough 10:15. - ' " 1 10:30 Search for Tomorrow It Could B"Tofl" 10-:48 Quldlng Light 11:00 Across the Board .Movie , Queen For a Day 11:15 ' " 11:30 Pantomime Quia " . Court of Human 11:45 nelatlona 13:00' Muslo Bingo It's A Great Life Young Dr. Malone 13:16 .. 18:30 Romper Room A the World Turns From These Root 12:45 1 " 1 1:0ft Day In Court Jimmy Dean Show Truth or Conaeq. IMS " 1:3(1 Oale Storm Show Houseparty County Fair 1:45- . " 3:00 Beat The Clock Big Payoff Matinee on Six 2:16 " " 2:30 Who Do You Trust Verdlst Is Yours 2:45 HI " 3:00 Am. Bandstand Brighter Day S:I6 " Secret Storm 3:30 " Edge of Night " Our Pang 4MI0 Popeye Cliff Carl Show 1 Led Three Lives 4:15- - .. 4:30 " Early Show Four Thirty Moyla 4:45 " 6:00 Flash Gordon " , 6:15 ,' 5:90 Mickey Mouse Club " 6:46 NBC New by U.S. officials, ' who turn out are others . I -I nhl who " never : set loot frequently to be members of Con gress. : Counterpart funds in the past have proved superior to U.S. dol lars in several respects. The bag has always been full. The stuff has been there for the asking. And nobody has been likely to ask how it was spent. Up For Vote 1 But the annual foreign aid bill was up ior a vote, and here was Gross suggesting that one clause in the bill, as recommended . by the Foreign Affairs . Committee, was about to louse up the deal. ' Under this clause, it was pro posed to let the nations who set up these counterpart caches spend the money . themselves,, building schools. '. . : Gross wasn't the first to point out this possible leak in the coun terpart sock. Rep. Alvin M, Bent ley (R-Mich.) was already up, of fering an amendment to .plug up the hole.. Bentley's idea was that Congress hadn't voted mopey for American schools, so why . should it build 'em for others? 1 Gross ; drove : the 1 point right home. . . r . ! "If you are going to be build ing schools and colleges in for eign countries," Gross demanded, !hat are you going to do about members of Congress who will be taking off in droves on junkets late this summer and fall? : ' Now,- Gross is probably Con gress' leading non-junketer. There 1 1 ..!.:.. , nuapUM nlniu UUUUIU aiF . --"--' But Gross not only doesn't -"jefce, junkets himself., He views those members who do.;, And '$-) pecially he thinks they oughf : Jo account for money they nH when they go. . .. ---W, ?A'J , . Plenty For Both So if some members thought they detected more than mart anxious concern in. Gross', inquiry',, they were probably, right., ; The, other element no doubt was joy,, at the vision of harassed, bagmsn from the various ; Arnerlcan -embassies, . meeting incornina; paiv-, loads of congressmen ,sj(f' ntupv a ; cruzeiro, drachma,. , or.i piastre in.. hand..:,. ... -V-'f-ifii ; Rep. Walter H. Judd (R-Mini)-was there with an answer thqugn. and children, all over t(ie .fl'a probably can blame him for '. M . schools they now may have to fr tend.. , .,. :,....: .-. 1 l,:,.yl ; Judd assured members then"! plenty, of money in. the, countej part pot for both schools and con gressional junkets. . In ..fact,' JW said 5 per cent of the counter'r part pile, and in some countfiel as much as 10 per cent, is jpt aside specifically for such mmr ters as congressional : tray)jj Though Gross doubted this wai enough,. Judd said i( Jiod beet) nj the past. .,' ".'jlJ-K ' So the crisis was Over. Tp? Bentley amendment was beaten, 77-99 and the issue now goes to the Senate. 1 . , ; ,. British Scientist Poses Questions Of Space Visits LOS ANGELES ' (UPD-Why has earth had no visitors from outer space? The question was posed today by a top British engineer-scientist who thinks the answer is that other worlds may have destroyed themselves witn nuclear power when their civilizations reached that stage of development. "It is really remarkable that so far as we know we have never received a visit from outer space," Peter G. Masefield, presi dent of the Royal Aeronautical This log It mad up Irom Information by Television Stations and Its accuracy cannot ba guaranlaad by tha La Grand Evening Obsarvtr. Junior Rodeo Officals Named ELGIN (Special) Committees for the Elgin Junior Rodeo to be held Saturday and Sunday, June 27 28 have been announced. Announcer for the show will be Cliff Hagey and the clowns are Les Case and Larry Thompson. Other committees are: arena di rector, Ed Stowe; photography, Dell Parsons; police and first aid, Richard Cason; time keeper, Mike Chandler; entry blanks, Betty Trump; advertising, Lynn Fouts; tickets, Larkin Mazer; . stock, Maurice-Beck; feed, Jim Beck; dance, Mirval Bennett;, conces sions, Irene Gilliam; public ad dress system, Jess Bennett; chutes, Darrell Rysdam; gates, Francis Miller; care of out-of-town horses, Spencer Tolley; club events, Elvin Saling; parade, Ernest , Adams; points, Agnes Beck; and grounds, Bob Townsend. Society, told the national summer iiieeuiig ui ine institute ui aiffU nautical sciences yesterday.. ,-' "In the . uttermost bounds ' pf space there are, , undoubtedly, many millions of worlds on, whieh. life is not pnly possible, but- per haps more advanced than ours,',' he said. , ,. -.1 Masefield added: . "The fact may be that jri; the countless eons of space, as each civilization on other worlds, ad vanced to the point Where it had solved the mysteries of nuclet)r fission at that point every ; one of them either blew themselves to smithereens or so radio acti vated themselves that they .just died out. , . ,: "Why else have we had no vi itors from the depths of the llni vers?" he asked. "And ma ;th,ls be the way that we are IhevU ably heading?" 1 , Masefield indicated he was con vinced earth has had no outside visitors "unless some of the dis tinctive races of mankind in fact originated elsewhere, millions of years ago." , W ' ' Another speaker, told of U.S. Air Force plans to begin tests on a proposed "manned sub-orbital bomber" at Edwards Air 'Force Base, Calif., in 1962 or 1963. ' Known as the Dyna-Soan Proj ect, the vehicle is termed "sub orbital" because it will approach the height and speed of a satel lite, being able to fly around the earth above the outer edge ot the atmosphere, in teas '. than V.two hours. . . ..;- . Food for Thought Answer to Previous Puiilii 3Sn ACROSS l- roast' 4 Agreement 8 Hardy heroin 12 Constellation 13 Nautical term 14 Operatic solo 15 Toast color 18 Nobody 18 Hires ' 20 Relaxes 21 Abstract being 22 Persian 'poet 24 What Oliver ' asked for 26 Naughty child 27 Lndle 30 Show 32 Cylindrical 34 What tenants - pay 35 Wipes out 36 Compass point 37 Binds 39 Light fog 40 Malt drink 41 Knight's title 42 Lighter 45 Set free 49 Exaggerate 51 Sleeping place 52 Fasten securely . ' , 53 Upon . 1 64 Fall behind 55 Sea eagle . 56 Rave . 57 Summer (Fr.) ; DOWN 1- de fois gras 2 Algerian city 3 Citrus fruit 4 of . hunger LijriQN EH I If 1 we IMlQlgloSTs 8 Mongol , 9 Discord goddess 10 Location 11 Remarks 17 Tidier 19 Concerning : 23 Companions 24 Simple -25 Baking chamber 5 Century plant 26 Misrepresent 6 Read u 27 To be wished critically for ' 7 Golf mound 28 Followers - 29 Nuisancer 81 Serves food.' 33 Asiatic plant 38 Printing mistakes .' 40Mllton : 41 Slumbered 42 Sit for a $ portrait-- ', flState'-- ; ,' 44 -i meat ' . ; 46 English school - 47 Chair ; , 48 Rim .1.: 'i' 50 Sailor .. I l If I t i L . T 8 j? 110 111,, if" ' iF 'iT a WLJL !! ?. g W, I, 11 p. ii , or Ti 5T """" TZ f '"",",'',,','V',M':V''