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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1952)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRII1AV, Al'IllL II, 1051 PAGE SIX FRANK JENKINS Riltor Entered i second class matter at the post office of Klamath Falls, Ore, on August 30, 1806, under act of Congress, March I, 1879 1 MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ttit Associated Press to entitled exclusively to the use for publication Bf el! the local was printed In this newspaper as well as all AP news. t MAIL is 1 month f 6 months I year i CAUGHT InThe ROUNDS; ; . ; By OE 'on iho Decline and rail ol k.n-1 sales meetings are held and the tiiuslasm: garments arrive two months later, V'w'SVA !n that stellar publlca-lhe sales personnel have 10 per Uon Ad-Vance "news from the Ore. cent of the original enthusiasm. ASven&TclubT aK U,. de- Ijt&bgtHmg C-ilne and fall of enthusiasm and ! up to that 100 per cent, how to make it rise again. (ime on , -It's a story about merchandising Dr jve or ,rvuls u pu, OVOr anv iid advertising, but jou can aaply d (or 'mi);.er, remember tt to anything else, from a spud hnl whfn s fhook down to ,h, larmers' project to a PI A doins. I , , , SB)(. vou U ncfd somebody Or, for that matter-to a Fund 0 boos, ,hP ' enthusiasm from 10 .Drive.) per cen, back up to 100 Read on, and see If it doesn't fit , your own Headache.- ' White Stag (well accept a cigar from Keith Moon! Is an Orecon The story Is by Gloria Gelfand. ! product. This reminds us that April (Could you pick a more suitable 1 21 to 26 is Oreson Product week, name for a gal who is eastern pro- i What Oregon makes makes Ore motion director for White Stag, the I con.'' Portland sportswear people?) report of her talk to the It's Oreeon Ad Club We ll ouote just ' one Dart: Kh traced me aeenne ana ian , of enthus asm n .-l ins a new line ; etie ana even nuuiiaui. of garments. With the desicner im-1 There sr. some that inskf you I mediately following creation, it .scratch ycur head though. Exotic I I the enthusiasm i is 100 per cent. names like: California Bac fc ' By Uie time it Is shown to the Metal Co.. Hollywood Curtain Shop. 'sales manager who has other dis-.Paris Woolen Mills Canada Di - - tractlne thoughts, it s down to 90 Ginger Ale Co.. California Packine Iper cent. The salesmen i:et it at .Corp.. Del Monte Meat Co.. San 1 the 75 per cent level a month later. Juan Fish Co.. Modoc Orchard Co.. I SU11 later, the store buyers re- and Utah Canning Co. 1 celve the story when the level has We didn't mclude the New Pine !dropped to 60 per cent. By theiCreek Rolling Mill in i that list. By . time the buver studies it along virtue of the "New It s an orecon .Vith other lines of merchandise. cwkl& I wakhtnoton (Jfl It's no J wonder if President Truman looked i tired when he addressed the nation t on TV this week. The steel dispute is just one more crisis in his seven ' wnne Mouse years ! His critics may argue that many of Ivs crises could have been avoia-'V. 'ed If he had anticipatod them and i acted sooner, although criticism ! always has the benefit of hindsight, I .Thorn; TbrTd. Vs been a man with a hose, running around, trying to put out three j alarm fires, even within his own I official family . He acted in the steel dispute. ! seizing the mills, Just a few days , after Defense Mobilizer Charles .E. Wilson quit. This was followed i by his firing of Attorney General I J. Howard McGrath who had found j it necessary to sack Newbold ! Morris. I Before that the President had to f mnv lei. nvee Mrftrath's head and J bounce an assistant attorney gen- In Congress, where he had once eral, T. Lamar Caudle, in the midst i been a happy member himsell, he , of the scandals that were popping; has been frustrated right and leu . i up all of er Washington, I especially in domestic affairs ' And before Caudle there was thejwnere bis administration certamly j Imost sensational firing of all set no records for carrying out the t r- i- , , . i li-i. nflrtv nlaljnrm 1 I veil. &WUgU15 aittL AIIIlUI WJUCn bad been preceded by the dis-1 missal of Secretary of Defense 'Louis Johnson. ! In an official family crisis be-1 tween Henry Wallace secretary nf : , , Truce Parley Ends Quickly MUNSAN, Korea If) Truce riegotlators set a new record for brevity Friday, disposuiK of their HaVa I. an nu.tt iu bv oi-iuiiua. It was the sixth successive day like that, leading an Allied spokes - man to suggest Communists may oe waning ior instructions from "s"" up. inc apuitesman, iji. uoi. "usaia o. ijevie, aauea: "It's goiniz to be a hot summer : and a cold winter if they're ImintV 1 to try to outwait us " " ' ,c KUU'K Each day this week a negotiating suuuummniee nas rone inroufrh tne form. io t ..7i" I l.,,, .!,--. I i s..w,u tag followed Ihe usual pattern. Chi- r.ese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fang de- livered a 60 word oration. Ma). Gen William K. Hr.rrison replied with two words and it was all over. THe substance of Hsleh's 60 words was that the Reds have the correct way to set lf the tros ann it Tne 11 N r-nH-M..H .uiiuoaiiu uiuu t nave any new Ideas let s recess until Saturday. Harrison airreed tn the recess. READY FOU FISHING The thief who raided a hardware store here should be all ready for the summer's fishing. Missing were two fishing rods and reels, 100 fish hooks and a volume en titled "How to Fish." . Painful cramps of "Monthly Periods" stopped or amazingly relieved v Q: ; '-. in 3 out of 4 cases in doctors' own leitt! vEs Women and girls who on tn uterus tr(tBm,( s V sutler from those function. ol iviin-desdenine truest ally-caused cramps, back- Th effectiveness ot Ljaia aches and headaches of PJakhsnrs needs no proof to menstruation who feel ;V,u"'I'lon" ' women ana !J.1e.el.d.T'rlfable,on Ser- KtWowTbo1t',"u?tDo voi may often be suffering jrofce Lydi Pinko.', D..AU ... . IOU don't ""c4-coot4 ny 1 111 r.juB 11 ouui 19 tne conclusion 7 mm t h. V. i . " " r " ' " ST II from tests by doctors in Ji"'.!. W which Lydla fc. Plnkham's don't feel . Vegetable Comnnunrt eava during . complete or ttrikino relief Gat etthar i.rii nabs..,. Irom such distress ln 3 out Compound, or neie. Improved Ivdta Unkham'B Of 4 of the cases tested! Tablets, with added Ironl hat a suKline YatUeitie.i..M. k . you're troubled with "hot ecl on (At t.aTI '""'"''Idence shows flashes" and other functional uterine eonlme. J !SJ.M,P'o,lth"T., tboroushlr distress of "Changs of life" flon. tire chart) m ra'.na.!.c",,n' "" ou l1 flnd Ld' Plnkham's Irnfcholrncius. mnarkably calming .fleet wonderful for Iftal. tool menilruil jwln BILL JENKINS Managing Editor 81BSCRITTION RATES BY CARRIER -'.-.. I 1.3S I month t 6.50 6 months i $11.00 1 year 1 1.35 I 8 10 J 16.20 ADDISON v se, The list of firms that make Ore- con products is a-: Ion as your ; arm. Many of the firm titles start like iwlth Oregon piore names. urcmi, r" 'name. Vftwdosv commerce, and James F. Byrnes, secretary of sta te. TTurain sacked -, " ,' Z' t,,1,, m any event, H the convention Artnir m does approve such an amendment, v k . i " tben nas lo resubmitted lo Tliere have been few peacetuithe states and must be ratified t weeks or even days for Truman. hen he went on a Florida vaca-: tion last w-inter the smeU of cor- ruption in his admmistratlon drove turn back to wasningion An1 V. . r mut ru-...l IT And his most recent Florida tripia mb Z. r j .i. resoiuuons mr a iimn or a pericess couia De oisasirous. even n ruption -plastermK mud on thelcen, on feder., incom. taxes. Ithe machinery were vastly SDeed - RFC. the Justice Department, the Internal Revenue Bureau and the whole administration has been a hjgerlng and widening sore for UPROAR He had to bUCk the Uproar, now ; subsided a bit. about Communists dltional states this year, supporters n government, knowing the con-l0f the tax limit are no longer op-'in turned congressional attack ml that direction were bound to weak en the faith of a lot of people in ithelr irnivrnmani an,t kin. l J f d while he's won his 'points in loreign aflairs it ' ; without a struggle, as can D!"edthb ,"250"e hw? ! P" the lonS debate over ior gurope. since tnis steel dispute latest of several great crises in the f,rf i yars Jbet.wte" orBan- J 2 8 2 ,mdu"r'' Jruman: inn h. ,ed klhem,b'; I0"' nr. thi. -... '' 0,"J :in ! All these domestic mounta ;peaks may in the end seem to ; Truman no bigger than ant-hills ' -when compared with the nervous strain he must have undergone in making his big deeisions on foreign , i " ,..,B .aijairs. I for it's in the loreign field and "1 domestic affairs, that he , t himself may exrject history t ' ,uc , " "- v,o,u w nun ..u .utatj, wium put me , ?' ln a, "ew relation to the rest t the worltl and meant abandoning i the anc lent Isolation of the Monroe ! GAMBLE V""e "K marsnau rian, li.5X!?..se.m"?..to.f?..Cm: iiiuiuajii wiiuuuL guns, anu wnen ne 'guns 'without firing them. U possible. I That wr.s in creation of the 'Atlantic Pact and arming Europe. .But the Korean War, and his deci- flon 10 take America Into it, was most drastic crisis of aU and still being lathed lor the way ; lie a turr en il diil. . . Now that he's 68 the aernmniaterf . crises of these seven years must be a little trying, even for hls siuray Doay. wncn is whv he must,""" nave wTiuen in nis diary What a life." Maybe because he wanted to prolong it a bit he decided not the same nlace But he's still President till nel January. Since his White House term has been one crisis after another, we probably haven't seen them all yet or, maybe, the worst. ine moain. see If Brt this ..1. jL IStUt hSo ind vnor narlnHl &Tr(ft -to,, -s "1 They'll Do It Every Time f2iDiiJS IM A CAY C04W MOXiUSP.O'WKE .jQ. FirtDS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE rK TO KEEP HWScLF DOT-WEfJ ME WP COUNTS A MiaOM the Poor guy just tV-- ill .-4;.7 fiWcc Back In 1939 a unique experi - . mem began. It was an effort to initiate among the 48 slates them - selves a constitutional amendment i Tnf v. s. Constitution prov.les (or ts. mfho(ls of mtSdmem, In one congress approves an amendment and then submits it t0 truncation bv 36 three-fourths : of u,, slatej ,ne 5Ulldllrd approach. , ta Uw olher, 32 slates or Uo. thirds, may in effect petition Con- gress to act on a propaal which Aey nave already endorsed. Con- gress me,, n)U5l can.a consutu- uonal convention to act on the I amendment. 1 At litc ivvlnt eh. rnn.illnilan I, vague. It does not say that the convenUon must draft and approve the amendment advanced by the petitioning states. It is silent on , , 4T: pernaps guided by legal decisions, some people inter- Dret lhe convention hj-in prel the I "charged with the duty of fol lowing tne 32 states wishes. slow PACE ibv 36 , lhe ngv maimer as amendments drafted originally by congress. D.i; . J iJJ; In n thi roro m..h Vie,,-. i "elm ctaivj uiuuviiiiK attcuiULa ,iVMr oph tZ only 16 .tateS with effective ' Altogether, 25 states adopted such resolutions, but seven later changed their minds and In two cases the measures were vetoed by gover nors. Althmiffh the nt-snncnl iyihv h considered hv cir nr ,m.an aH. Oh. . (p. t. r.. .u. tern and personah'.v. and U a con-1 stant drain on th"! physical and mental reserves, restricting social activities, etc. "In mv care it was a maior fac-! n my ca..e it was a major rac ' ' "u,im I K pM'"on .employment, and after surgery and 1 convalescence there followed ne- r'od ot disablement, dunno which , kwu vwiiiuii. . uk ,- -A rriir All '"i. j h-j,,. - l ,hj? .at a ,lmf 'J1'" T,al able ,0 cDe wilh tne situation. This letter illustrates what a ter - !rl0'e prooiem oacaacne can or. anoi ,a biuik sum umao,, ma intc.T. hhb common affliction Is responsible for , much mental as well as physical distress. ! i The nrnh am nt ncaarne is nrsi to make a diagnosis since there , are many nossible causes and sec .ond. to outline the treatment which fe. mo,t liknlv to br'ntr relief These lhrf,P"'nS' T , 'of 'the disk bruises or o rupture of the d sk "r"flaK:, . 11? ""T nrn "l h?LL r,h n"ilre ey.nPa?' duc!,"V,?e-0fna?i t ll.XSn lhJi lLSh2ln" 'hc i,n- in fwi Xbad seam bclon sometimes Dackacne may come from a defective structure which present at birth but which did years. Diseases of the spine, in- n. yrnru sou nr. smi on incs- mcir riiaiu oyiiiuvoni. iuiiiuis in ;oi consulates aoroaa. some are : trucks. Tlwy wanted me nmn The revolution broke out at dawn v.ic. -. "r , l, J iinouirrs trying to sena a giajra sf- to ou.uuu pounas. Wednesday and the rebel, an. rnuvn is ti... n u, im major suggest that you emphasize the In- sible. (through school. Many are widows. What kind of truck damage 1 ""'., .,... ,1 .J..'.'. .. ' ' T. .,?. V was not sidious nature of lhe disorder. In ! Until the cause of a backache I'Thev earn up to .60 a week or will the truck do that was stopped X.;n,,,.,,. E. i S .""".iissioiir , ,rre J.n"r run be re-;my case the discomfort developed has been found the proper treat- more. Uv PenmXanla pol two years WZ??Ti,in a,,.r iY, ln A",rr,r"n remem-jslowly over a number of years. jment cannot be parted Physical i . Their wishbone Is sometimes llU Ti' i ed m 00 pound.s- , 'eporT, said H e' rebel's were be n" 'TlimJTr troops .-Th. victim In such a case do- examination and examination of blcner than their backbone." said aa non munda over t h e -..h " a.n ,f-. K0.r'rl..r'""v; V... '" ktt,!.7T'llffi "Z2 r."'5f.our Pennsylvania Umlt. llng anf fhghi, forla PaV Pedro. Annuo, !, and Cha eluding all the various forms of j profits have been Invested in arthritis, tuberculosis and other In-1 South African, Dutch and Bcl fections, can produce backache as glan diamonds. mm FLOWERS FOR OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. Fridoy ond Saturday 'Til 2 P.M. Sunday - m wiv v i' m ii I. nr1 it. w" id u (BLoAAai 1 tlmlstic the plan will work. Consequently, resort us being 1 had lo the more slandard method I of amendment. A House subcom- '"-""ks o.. .uc uiu. ouv n. is ; sivfn no chawe ol .pproval ,i lh session. 1,1 ",cl- lt long-range dances nre V"y poor' ''K""!'d 'hor i solidly aKaiiyl l ie proposal as millionaires bill. The pres - enl admmistratlon Is dead set in opposition, mere Is no assurance , .eveK new. Republican ad- """'"railon winch might be voted 1,1 ncU 'a'' would favor lhe mtM' HI?.- : . u,j r; , V . ... , OCIlSlUf llt,, D lP UUr UrP!5l- f.tn '".'.i . " d 7h,m' '"" ptK. -h 'r"rr , " V tl.L' !!., '. ,J 72 1 ; '", 'i'" . , ,RXlll7011 on Leonies hut " be.,e oeneves ine meuioa.s ana . .. A.--.... The proposed 25 per cent limit would take the issue out of con- gresslonal hands If approved. If Congress in some future einer - gencv then required new sources of revenue-:o finance a war. lor example Income levies could not be raised without adoption of an- a do nt ion of En- -.v.- . ' , . wiiicr l uiii,iLui,iuittii aiiiciiuui'riit ,.11if-.ie, fVi. .orli,.- Zhlt i k .i 7ri v involved Tn the constituuonal pro the machinery were vastly speed ed up to fit tne occasion. It seems evident that the weight of opposition to the tax-limit is decisive at this moment and is I unlikely to decrease in the fore- caaahU finiire Tt lnnlt verv mnrh If the n.v, lnhnr. nf the ! plan's backers are going" to prove vain, $ahdan essential Heat, massage, exercises, support i means of a corset or braces i"d bandages, rest under favor- I able circumstances, and similar measures arc an pun oi tne vrrai- Y"- " i inr eeriflin ifin-is of backache, the trouble is in a joint, an! mura inn mav he necessary trt . . . , r,d dj k 0 ,' f When there Is a rur seen Ihe spinal bones "1 . ' ' onlv way to brlmr relief 1 Certain kinds of hackaohe appear !l0 be made wor,e hv mattresses , - KeH u-htei, am too anft. For th, reason treatment otten memoes ne use oi a nara niattrrss oi - poara inserica Dei.ween tne mai- tress and the box spring. Some peonle are so much worse without such support that they carry a .nriarn nrnnnei witn inem even wncn they travel. Big Exchanges Closed Today NEW YORK UPI Major securi ties, exchanges and commodity markets throughout the united I States, Canada and England were closed Friday in observance of Good Friday. American markets will observe their regular Saturday schedules. PROFITS IN DIAMONDS SINGAPORE AP) A large pro- portion of Malaya s rubber boom Lilies rj-Orichids 7 EASTER... from SUBURBAN fLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th. Ph. 8188 I By Jimmy Hatlo j CINCINNATI Lfl "Women are more honest than men. and they The discovery of this simple mer- , - .-..-.....-,..,,. .. ,. ..i tliummer. (,8Ures conn air, rs wll h on I He bosses an army of more than 25.H) per mile In the 40 stales 50.000 women salcsniciwnosily with lower axle limits. housewives - who sell 2.000.000 A comparable cost ratio Is found dresses a year lor his fashion for road maintenance and repair. 1 Frocks. Inc.. a concern that grosses I A Joint committee ol Congress about S18.0O0.uO0 annually. reveals that Hie cost ol correcting Movers, now 52. is a tall, lean highway deficiencies last year aver- friendly former star football player - aged J123.675 icr mile In the elKht ,or the Uiilverstly of Cincinnati. higher limit slates. ' Alter working n his father's I These figures show only a MS.- v,nii rtp. ,.,,(.,,.iri h. 1 300 oer mile avenmc lor correct- decided to siart one of his own In a uu 'chandlslnK he ...J developed. i "I had th. Idea thai !- all . ii.r.i.H m .,.i. ..- best way to sell one housewife was through anolher housewife" he nouscwuc. ne , ooiH.roi,i- i.,i,i-, ... n,. ,.rf. !-whai has now become the larirest i aireci-sening aress mamns: compa- ny in the world. ! Today Meyers thrures he employs more salespeople lhan any Amerl- can firm other tors and the Wc they are all wo irr i nun irnrrai mo- wiMutui .num. rxuu mey arc an womriv , hart .ma. msn ol.,.. 1 ...... in the nnvt" h fir b nnttl-H-H wrvlv. Bui ihrv urron't .aiisfiip- 1 lory. A woman .-ill ouUe.l nnv nine n iea,i in uie ueiu i cf style." cf style." His formula is this: He adver tises for women who want lo earn money lo help themselves or their families. tie sends them a kit hoolc Illus trated with pictures and fabric ranging from (2 98 lo $15.98 The Hrt nnMernv nre Irent In rurrent atvle he has his nu-n staff of deslgners-but he avoids! fads and frills. Hls determined ladies do the rest. They qo out and (ret the or - ders. collect a down pa-ment or the entire price of the dress. ne enure price ol tne aress. Who are these women? Some are wives of ministers. Some are schoolteachers. Some are emnloves per cent of our saleswomen "Naturally there u quite a turn over. Many take no the work onlv to achieve a sintle norrtnc las making enough money to buy iir! w lurnlture lor their homes, and lurnuure lor tneir Homes, and then ,ir n.i , . with u, , ton, Tas 20 years l And . .L .. they are usually the best." Most are marrlej and under 35 years old. But many are over 60 One saleslady ov"r 70 sent In an average of 7u order.1 a month last vear. Tl'RNABOlT Meyers likes lo tell about bru-h salesman who called on one oi nis representatives. She didn't buy n brush, hut he ended up buying two dresses from her for his wife," he said. Some of his ladles go door-to-door on foot. Some carry their kit books in baby buggies. One travels about Montana aboard a motorcycle. "I have met only a lew dozen In pers;on." Meyers said. "But they write us warm personal letters about Ihelr own lives and their problems, and we get to feel wc know them pretty well This .spattered sulci army nf .10 noo women keens busy three nlants hiring 1.500 workers, most whom are women, too. Meyers recently 'has again become one of the na tlon's largest manufacturer of par achutes for the armed forces. Just as he was In the last world war. "Many of our women with sons in the service ask to be taken off dress making tasks so they can help sew parachutes,'' he said. What has he learned about femi nine psychology in a quarter of a KLAMATH i . " -. vU. . rennayivaiun , . lesv lie. Pastry Shop (Next to Carmichael'i Newg Stand) 920 Main Phono 8344 SPECIAL FOR EASTER! Italian Panettoni SWEET BREAD Specially Easter Tests Show Do Costly Ity WADK JONKS WASHINGTON iNKAi Those ijlmil trucks which either roar trnvt you ai no nines an Hour, or alow you to a crawl on the hills, are even harder on your pockctbook than on your disposition. mint conclusion can be drawn from the most thorough and scien tific highway-use test of Its kind ever conducted in tins country. Uiough lis final results have not . . ,,i.n. ct been nude publli. ins lesis were compieiea lasi year over a mensuren mile ol raiher than il.isw pountis, inrrr Maryland roud under direction ol kpomls lo the HI. WU pound alnglt the Highway Kesearch Board of nxlr standard, the National Acailemy of Sciences. But here' one happy thing In Cooperating were the U.S. Bureau 'remember the next lime a till of Public Roads and highway de- I Irin k nearly uck you up lt e psrlinenla of 11 stales and the lhaust pipe aa It nhooahea past. District of Columbia. I Fail trucks, lo iho sunuise ol A nrlnclnul uur.llon ui l)o blr trucks cause blrv damair' The answer was yea an appalling amount. For instance,' on a truck with a single rear axle, a 23.400pouud pavement cracking as docs an I is. ooo-pound Usui. On truck! wltn tundrin axlr (two rear axles and at least four ruur wheels) a it. 600-pound loud causes more than 12 tunes as mucli cracking as dors a 32.000-pouiHl load. What does this mean In terms of the road-bulldlng dollars which come out of your pocket aa a tat- domestic buyers nave rrcnirrru su payer? 'gar markets lu considerable vul- An answer comes from Hie nine durlini rei-ent weeks. Ameilcan Koad Builders' Aasocia- As a consequence. It added. Hon. It reports that last year Prices of boili raw and refined su- highway construction costs In the elBht slates permitting axle Joads of n.ooo uounda or more aver- I Inif deficiencies In the 40 stales 1 I 1 The Pennsylvania llighaav ' Commission says nmlntcnance i cos us on a section of US. Route 11 which Is used by heavy trucks are 1 "mea more than maintenance o( o( ,.,.,.... .,,h n.l oriin. some highway stretch used prim- ! an .r no. ha. led lo some prel- ty sharp comment by official agen- elea investigating ine cost i truck operation to the laipayer. , The New Jersey Commission on state Tax Policy broke down the tni's. niffnwnr oayiurm ui fA9.1bU.UUU 10 PC no inutn cam , . Vihirlt Daiid on U.e baM " . ' .. Inn m irnvf ru. I . '""".. .... .-tv ... ViTJh u " Council of Stale Govern- ' ' ..u. .. menu, reporting on highway lr- usi.uou in ii. oui cunaiucruuijr iiiuid t.""',"" henslve. in many aiaies. mc i miiitii orted. "the share of highway j reported costs borne by heavy vehicles has In proportion to their u;.e Ighways" I not DeCIl I ! Of the hlgl: ' P"D".unl Imporiance in e wnoie suoje ' age t. highways Is the matter of 1 overloading - weights heaver j than the state's maximums. I Indepr.dcnl truckers staged a I inaepr.ueni irucaers iacu i brief and futile strike In mid - March against rennsylvanla s ss. - 1 000-Dound gross weight limit for stopped more than 800 trucks In , 1950 which weighed from 75.000 j tn 100.000 pounds. In Pennylvanla In 1949 more than 13 per cent of all trucks weighed at police check points were overloaded. Oregon caught 14.7M overloads that year, and TiiinnU a u-honnintT 32.315. Last October, a .Maryiana juugo n men auiea m ine t-rasn oi a lined a trucker 186 for hauling j B-25 bomber near here Tuesday a SI 000-Dound load over a brldgoiwere taken down a mountainside iv ii rise posted limit was 20,000 on horseback Friday. und ' sl"rl'f C"fl Kiilow of Jefferson hTrni, Sa"uJUd? 'a1 iSli -le 8,,,,?,,,ghh0ur'a,,stZrJ ?S,nghcomnamny Hoo'i !'' ' bodies to a one of Its drivers refused to per mit his -truck to be weighed. Of interest 111 the matter of top loads ln this report from the six month Maryland test: Testing of the 44.800-pound tan dems was discontinued after less than four months because the pavement of the test section "had been damaged to such an extent that further operation on test traf fic was considered to be hazard- Trurkers said the test road was ...rfiiim, to atari !.ilh u.,7 nrononenta replied It represented an average stretch century of association with so many of that sex? "The main thing you come to realize abo'.t women," said Mey. ers, "Is that they are completely honest. I hate to say lt, but men simply aren't as honest In business as vomen." lull . citrus fruit! Decorated Cakes Big Trucks Road Damage I of ronil anil hail been aelei led fur "' reawn. i'tt Murvliiml It.. I tv'.l NlmU'f! recommendations ol the Amricun Association til Htaii Highway Of- (li-iala to bo out -I line on one point. The Association had suitiirstcd JJ.IXI0 pounds as Hi- maximum nr tanilcins In the bellrf It caused epproxlinatelv the aame road lu.iu, .........I ... Kir-n.,n ,,,.,. ,-,. Mnrylnml t:st showed that ,n tnndrm loud ol '.M.tioo pouniis, "r")' everyone ai wv tests, cause less dimnuo lo roads than slnw trucks. caused bv liuck. rol.m 40 miles Iwenty per cent less stress was ' hmir than bv those lu.it creep- i,n, ninnir. Sugar Buyers Show Interest WAMIUNOTON -T The Agrl culture Orpurlment nays lirsiunl "u,e mcrcusru Metwecn June, moi aim reuru - w ' "' ' ,r lrn keta pillowed a generally down- mulu ur .., b. r. ' v n,,, n,r ,,,,.rtmrni ,,, Thursdl, , M1Ir mrkri rrvlcw ..' wmll1 ,.. llmir , decline" during the spring moI1,hs renardlesn ol ihelr level )Mcr m ,hc .,. A, , rrut, buy- ,r, tPiidccl to delay purchases " , However, the department said. u became evident In recent weks u,nt onlv iniiinr nuanlltlea of suiai were available In lhe domestic l- .1 -. t .. ... Inn quoted. Accordingly, the review said, re- liners entered the niarkei nnd prices were soon bid up to a point , i where more adequate supplies be came ,VBl,be, News Blackout Hides Bolivia BUENOS AIRES Victor - !. ,.. -wii,i I..H-t ..I .... r, UIK UUI1VIUH IIHIIUIIHI lie UIUHWI I . iiain . m.. mt' r-,V -iiui- nun- P.".1?1 Uw """"ut of newi Irom nmh p -.i,.,.,.,.,, . ,i, no ..'h..!: e. Uvlan embassy lacked any direct r"- ; vui uti iiuin mr 01 wic 1 world for more lhan 30 hours iwunuuuuui r-porui Miuuuicii mrll0 fm) feiiernl supervision of In military government ol Gen. Hugo 'rf,. ,,,,,, i,..j Balhvan a defeallng the rebel forces supported by the MNR. I ''lie Bolivian embassy got word -j -' . urr ihi. irif nTm.ii o.V nri.i.,.i.,7 , ,h lXTx "" rciajca uy way oi sanu- . "...r. .... , ... . ., ... . -Th h. . , . 1 , ,, 10 "J? i .?'.'" ; -. - . . -..r 2", .!"' ,le Pa Bodies Taken From Bomber GOLDEN. Colo. I.TI Bodies of Denver mnrlniirv Wreckage of the craft was found Thursday against the side ol 9,763 foot Uolden Peak, eight miles northwest of here and about Si miles west of Denver. Tile plane, based at Randolph Air Force Base at San Antonio, Tex., apparently smacked Into the tim bered peak going at full throttle. AN EAST WAT TO HAVE A PIANO T eaa real a laralr miw apis. I alaa. tram lb t.eala R, Man. fleas Cam sear, lis N. ,th. at a law mesial rait. After a raaienaala time toa eaa. I If rai wlib, caenae frem real la pur. Kehaaa agratmenl. The real elrtaev piM w au erasure la fur .urrasia arreunt ad aa elker Sawn etrmtnl )a aacaa aarr. rht monthly permeate ran bt llllle bliber loan rent. Or, If rs. ra. fat. yea can eantlnaa la real. Fe.Sr.. 0 a iiMigiTHATioNyo yst...,. JACOBY on H Canasta "An mill play developed lier re. roiilly," urllr.i a WIsiMiimln c'uiiti. Iioiiilrnl "I he flisl I'lini lurnrcl up , a nine. The Mr.4 player held tlio f'''l"'"H . J 1010 0-U 7-7 o-6 a 2 I "He put down the pair of nines. lntrn(lln to add the deuce and tlio ! luini'd tin nlnr lor Ills initial inrlil. lleloie he rntild do mi, one ol llm players rrinlndrii him that li '..n.l.l m 1,1 ..f 111! t.llK ,Hlviflll.t , lir aiMl'lfl,! mill I 1,1111- ini ,.., uin Nil mailer how h niuninl Iherr was no wuy of mplii lug 00 points. 1 he bent he could do was Hi points. "Our hno explained Ihat he IimI hern rxprcllnu lo ineltt DO iMilnts and Ihat he couldn't nulla mauaitn 111) points. llFlmr puylnu the :ip. propriale penally, tin decided lo I'oinplrin thr play, l'p lo thin lltuo he hud tuetrly pul down two nine i on the lablc, bill he had not vet linwn a card or otherwise conliii. ; ed with his play. 'Hence he drew the lop card pf the stock Pile. 'Mint card happened lo be a deuce so ho put It Iua:i with a pair of nines lahlrh werr stlll on the tablet and also pul down in-10 J and 5-5 6. 'IHe toiul or the mr',1 was U.1 Hilnu. Ilr thru dt-cartlrd. and the hand continued "We have several qursltons o i this situation. Ktrst wan It pioi r lor uiuuher player lo remind him llutl he nrrdrd W) points instead ol only 'M Would It be proper for his own partner to nay so. or Is it only II the opponent npeukn iijif Hecond when the error In ill-o covrred. Is Ihe odender allowed to draw from the lu--k pile or dor-, he forfeit hln turn to draw u curtP , om he follow Hie correct proved ure? "Third dltl an insufficient mild tike plncri If so Was the oireudrr irqulrrl to lurid 100 klltli Instriul 01 only 1)0 i or the actual Bi?" It's a very Intrresllng sltuatlii.t. nnd Hie questions are bent an swrred by snylntf that no botn-, were broitrli and everything wnt done quite tr-K nltv ami properly. Here are the siwvific aniwcri.: Flr.-l. any player leven the of. fenders partner may remind hint Ihat he needs 90 points for his mrlrt .Second It coirc-l for the of. fender to draw from lhe airx-k pile. 'Ililrd the infill was Ihc-omplf.o but not Insufficient, and thr offend er had the Huh! to coiuplele the meld without needing ail rxtia 10 points. Bills Would Free Indians WASHINGTON f Hills to free Indians In Callforn a and Ureiion . . irom irtirrftl U,K-rviMoU I)AC Dcril t introduced in Omcrrv.. VZTr' ... , ' ,nt-.nrr, l,ur.d..v affecting all j California Indians' exrept those of the Agua Callenie band of Ihe Mis- ..nn I M(irrls ',,, ,lllr0,,K.,d , .Bond, .,d siletz a.-enclea in CitJi i I h,,. th pro(K,.Mils would give lhe Indians the same r;,(hts ol rltlren 'hln as asserted Uv other Amerl- Thev also would uive the Indians mr ft ln)l!i n()W ond ri. 'vide for a divuloti nf tribal assets vide lor a division nt trinul i ainolig Individual ineinbers. SOCIETY BRAND AND DONCASTER SUITS FOR MEN Your best buy! DON'S" 6th and Main Ph. 6520
