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lWRAl.lt iNL .,.w.s, KLAMATH FAU OKKGON
MONDAY, MAY II). 1052
FRANK JENKINS
Uillor
BILL JENKINS
Managing Editor
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UM-.LOO.
PESTWELL VOUVE
BEEN VERY KINO.
OOWrtS TO SEE AtE
EVERy cw-i FEEL
euiLTy. T4KIN'3 UP
V Alt OJ kOM T COME
HOME WITH yOJK )
This year, as lor the past lif-
leen years; Bob Sproal down at
the Klamath Furniture company,
will again give to every girl grao
uate of a Basin high school a gift
of a miniature ccuar chest.
, Tney are handy little gadgets and
much sought after by the girls.
But more than anything else they
point up the fact that there is still
spirit of helpfulness in the world,
still a few guys who like to go
along trying to preserve "the good
old days" and keep up appear
ances of hope and cheer In a fad
ing world.
Congratulations to the mayor ot
tlnkville. We hope he'll be around
to hear the same nice things said
of him fifteen years from now.
top of which you'U be the envy of
Uie neighbors.
At this point I'll have to be hon
est enough to admit that I'm prej
udiced. I'd rather go down to the
store and buy a chair than spend
countless hours trying to Mid on
eariy American whiskey barrcll so
I could spend more countless Hours
cutting it inio a chair, hand rub
bing the old oaken finish and final
ly trymg to induce a helpless visi
tor to sit in it.
Another Uiinir that worries me Is
the "new" format that periodicals
of all sorts feci they must foist off
on the public from tunc to time.
You just gel a Sunday magazine
down firmly in your mind, know
in which section you'U find which
writers, and blooie the Sunday
They'll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy II.ulo
I KNOW MCHV TO GET
KO OF LUUDVUUTH"
ASK HW TO OVE THE
FMTIENT A
t TIMNtJFUSloM
'., !f HE STAYS
I HOtlS MTU HIS
rrWVC the
For many years now I've made
a habit of spending large portions of
each Sunday going through the
Sunday sections of various metro
politan newspapers, lit has been a
close association, a diligent study,
an eternal pleasure and. a contin
uing Joy. Nowhere In the world do
you get so much for your fifteen
or twenty cents as in one of these ,.(,..,
honor nam, 10 B3JUSt-
editions.' v
But there are certain dark looni
lngs on the horison-of the imme
diate present and problematical fu
ture that leave me withi a feeling
of dismay.
For one tiling, a lot of news
print (which just went up in price ' so go ahead and argue!
anouier sio per torn uiai usea io
be devoted to me nonesv mmgs oi
( IJ A-UA -Ua TH4M j
. I FOft'oET T.KIWDO.' TYFC.ANU yuu
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; I KNOW WHAT IT lb 1 HAVE A KSLAHSEi r
ti TO BS LONESOME THE LITTLE GUY IV TRAlHSFUSOH-y
w of? shims.1 HEy.pio w KdentO'"y
J S 9 Lr,l
V l KICK f WnW' I I M i . ' IX
. nw.- I 111,1 -VV iv,l BRBJK- r
r- TOe4SE OUT
W,fT J0?ZZis&: a COMES TOO OFTEN
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i
AM
The weeks ahead are critical for Icomollcatcd bv the German unltv
editor decides that a new medium 1,10 Kuiopeun defense community. I issue which the Soviet Union has
shall be used to Whet the public !alld hence for the security of the . been exploiting so effectively in
annetiie &o he nuis in mm or i entire free world. This is so be-Hate months. As mum- European
takes it out. cuts the colmnu size cause ucrmany s-roie in western ecris nave reprutrui puuiu-a , kii icxiucs inciuaing tnose made Suimav at the park site with a pic
or expands it.'runs half and half i Europe is banning in the balance. ; out. any real conference on Cer- "f wool, cotton and synthetic 'nlc lunch and refreshments doimt
More Price
Controls Off
oivlinary concessions that the Hub
bcruustcd chiefs ot ntulf hero want
a fust PNiilanullun.
oht itHl'V
The Uotld capltiio nucl the Col ion
coiiccMiloua wcru aiiiasiiig ciioush.
lint the Eighth Army headciuuitvrs
then addeu to the cuiiliisiou by try
ing to wrap a little secrecy around
what had happened.
Newsmen at llrst weren't !
lowed to see Uodd at all alter his
release. Tlio explanation: An In
vestigation waa bollix made. Tllcn
Uodd una permitted to read a pre
pared nlutement on his capturo
but couldn't answer iiewsiiion's
qtiesllolis.
Even mo Dodtl mummed to get
into colli Hot Willi the now buna of
the wiuilo Koiouii lluliilng, (ten,
Mark C'laik who ns tiucec.isor to
Clen. MalthPW B. Illdgwav-ar-rived
in 'iokvo lust In tlmo to
inhrrit the mess.
Dodd said the concessions aureed
to bv Cnl.ion were of minor Impor
tance. But Clark later ald the
Colson concessions were made
under duress and wore "unadulter
ated blackmail and any connuenta
eunnolllM imiiv llnlv. will ,""uc up"- '"s"" as a mua
5eTlSw,V",e!::ete,f nZJZZ ! "ciart I the
mSrnnS hrW .d?evenng',t ii TL'L?' !?
port to accept anv of the vicious
mid false ehari:rs upon which I he
Cotnnuiiu.il demands were based
WASHINGTON I The high
Army brass In Korea has displayed
an astonishing talent lor making
a mess, starting with the capture
cf Brig. Oeu. Frauds T. Ootid and
In all that lollowrd.
First the general, commander of
the p, nonrr of war camps on Kole
Island, let himself get maneuvered
Into a position where his Commu
nist prisoners could lake him.
Then his successor had to dicker
for Ills release, Tills was Brig,
(ien. Charles F. Colion. Eighth
Arniv Commander Oen. James A.
Van Fleet bounced Uodd while he
was atlll captive and replaced him
with Colson.
Colion didn't last hum. He's been
bounced loo. To get Uodd back
alive. Colson agreed In such extra-
Unive Elected
Park Leader
Voting Quirk
Blocks Buses
SAM FltANCIHCO 11 ny a
quirk of unit voting, 104 t'omimiiiT
run drivels Monday blocked u no.
initialed settlement ol a 'U cliiv old
strike that hits hulled I'uclllo tlrey
hound buses In seven western
Italea.
However, Al Baker, union Dun
nes agent and chief negotiator,
who recoiiimeutlml acceptance ol
the proposed new contract, siild 'm
hopes It soon will bo accepted. Tlio
Sun Francisco area coiunnifr
drivers uieet Monday night lo
further discuss the turins.
Some 3.000 members ol Hie Al I.
Motor Coach Employes Union
voletl on a settlement that lea
tired uiadual reduction from a six
day 411-hiiili week to five days mid
40 lion: n. at no loss In pay. llaki'r
mi Id station employes voted 6-1 lu
accept and main line drivers wera
J l lor the seltlemeiit.
But coiiimtiler rim drivers voted
104 to 86 agiilimt. Under union
rules, a negative volo by one unit
rejects tlio pact lor all.
The agreement provides an im
mediate 4 0 per (dill Increase In
the present IT JO a hundred liulei
paid iiialullne drivers and 11.03 an
dour paid commute men.
Additional increases are provided
as the work week In gritdiially
shortened In flso duyu.
Vf'W llull Jumes Uavld will be
vice-president, replacing Mrs. !.eo-1
nard Norris. Mrs. Archie Huff was 1
elected secretary and Mrs. E. J. j
ads instead of nvramirt rhmiLos Cncticellor Adenauer, who an- nu.n unification would almost cer- i fibers.
the tvpe site, cu;i down the count, pears sincerely devoted to the tainly shove the peace contract OPs officials said Price Slabillt-
Colson, among other things.
1:
. . ... l.i ...... n u.....i i-l ! 1 cuii nuuni von uiai in inn
of Price Stabilisation said Monday phus. expect huinune trcittnient."
price controls aro being suspend- The association sponsored a, T,w mndc 1)roiiaKiinda for
ca on raw cotton and practically stump and brush clearing parly on nlp Communists In their truce
t.ilks. They nalurallv Interpreted
II as meaning the prisoners hud
Two Flooding
Rivers Fall
uses color or drops U, and thea K0 ot German cooperation wuhnnd the European army project 111-
EHw A r null signed the order
POItTLAND f.fi llir WUIimintln
nml Coluinbln Hlvcrn wrrr cxprctrtt
In hrKtn fiilllhii uuhuil)v Moitchtv
itllor rreHllns tit ntmr Hxk1 lrvrln
u,r n1' ul0 F.wnw nrnwa mm bfen nrltli.K tnliuninnn Irratmrnt
un ir uuniur.t. rmrni mm wururu i a rirffitkM rinmi'ih.i.iii nfli. in I .... r
nil dav and n number of womrii t.-.-. ..t,i i..... i. , .... '
siU back and waits for the public tne West, ts currently ensased In ! to the backuiound i Monday morning. Details aro to and children helped pile brush. Mn- , wrona ImpresMon ot POW ti enl nnruor ouminy.
iryinj; o win ine support . 01 nis ; iin iciis lormioaoie nrrav 01 Ul biiiiuiiiiitu iuic mummy ruinrry nnu ii ucks woro aino aonai- tnrm. And 11 wn.i pointed out the ' ) li a
.... , . , nvn fr.-irnnifrii rnn nnn rnr iiip uiiiLHtr.f sfiiriiiit us in eiip lure, i imi uinciiii lum it rpiiiriir tiii rn inr mo nnv n. ... a. i .. . ... sinnnv '.- n ir n
LirL.18 rL:".s . e-" fo-called ccace contract with i we may fnirly Inquire whether order sets 43 3a cents a pound as I A moiiev ma'klnii nrolect will be .o........ .. ... "i. .. " I'orllund when the Willamette rose
"..c.c ouuuu, cv..uiu. .it j t,j ..... ..,..,.... k... the iwimi .1 u-hlh r... i h.: u.i.... . .1. .. I '"" '" ' "
rio'li .,u w.c w..wU m.i.,,, .-..,.iv-it nr k.'ht ... .....v.. w H '"..i-V ll'CUtmeilL UlVCII I'UWS.
Colson 'a agreement huld further:
there will be no more forcible
screenlim or anv rearming ol
life , (articles on improving the
breed, mountain climbing, the his
tory of opium dens in the United
States, major league records and
standings, comments on nickel beer
and other earthy and humans
things) is now being covered with
millions ol words espousing this or
that diet.
It would seem that the publishers
have vowed that ,the people of
America must become summer
and more streamlined. Bulges are
no longer the popular style.' The
Jolly fat men of yesteryear; no
longer appear. Now you must be
thin to the point of emaciation if
you are to make the better . pe
riodicals. Further, If you are not being
kept completely busy learning how
to expose more ribs you are hus
tled off to another department
which is equally trying. I refer to
the "make over your house your
self" department. This nauseating
field shows you how you can buy
beaten down old house for $718
and with an expenditure of S4 worth
of paint and about $16 worth of in
cidentals turn It into a neighbor
hood version of the Taj Mahal. On
Britain and the United Air.ercan statesmen have none l"e point al wiilch raw
Steles. inast the str.ee of vacue thoughts would be brought buck under con-1 company representative comes out
make th render iU hu ,,-! : unce me Herman opposition lo nuout alternatives. irom Aiamam rails 10 me v w
" ,r.., rB ithe orouoscd Western terms of SOI.l'TlON This compares with the exlsllnii ibull display products for sale. Pit-
.11 LIKUtU K SUlllCUllfllt IWf ' . " .... . .. i . , . . . , . ...., w, HI,, , ,,
aiiiviiie.u v..iue iioiu uk r v,imi no we orooose 10 no 1! we i. ... .hj u,. ..v., ,,.,.,-, H t,, win go prisoners ol War 111 this camp llOr
Social Democrats under the leader- !ret neither the peace contract and i 'ures month. It applies to while and to the park treasury. Everyone j w tit anv atlenuit be made at noiii
;hip of ntionah'st.c Kurt Schu- German armv orriiciDJtion or a ;cx:ru white middling grade 15-10 is urged to come lo the sale. lu, Mrrru'tic "
niacher. Today it is more wide-1 sci'tid program for unltv? of an inch staple length, gross i Saturday niKhl Hie pai'k boiiril Mitr i:MN'i
spread, extending nil tnree govern- n ooes not seem too early to give
concerned. After all. fellas, it s sup- !
posed to oe a day ot rest. Why i
in fighting something new
(I also believe in isolationism,
Uuunige was nrg.
One final remark on Sunday.
ii you nave nointng better to do i i,.CT r,r,iA ii, .n. AHmi.r' .ti.i,tinn m m,a n..c.,K,i
and want some .entertainment go j chri5,inn Democratic Union. Ities. Obviously we would have to
to a downtown restaurant and j
If Adenauer cannot successfully j continue occupyms Germany on
hr.tfr, ioue!1 thls opposition then pro- i much the same basis as todav
in the absence
peace contra;! it would be folly ,of German units Is le-s certain
t, , . ,,. spects for adontion of the peace iWhat we would do
Pf Jlm-?-m,e.ri.ln.,.eAa. " , contract are dark. And without a ' Western defends u
to entertain bright hotjes of
aim any event, the answer surrlv i w"ld mean no change in the re-
tie between the I-never-shave-on-Sunday
practitioner and the boiled-
rt.... i . iEuropean defense ermv embracing j would be costly, and damaging
ts,. V Jf i.- impor.ant German units. upon Western resources in men
The former slouches into a place 'rjsfjpij ncri materials
with a beard, a dirty shirt, a pair j one Euronean said reeentlv that i The critics' alarm now helm
if Germanv's position in the West- voicol over this problem may be
em European structure cannot be Greater than the facts warrant,
worked out bv summer, the whole 1 Perhaps a so'ution will be reached
timetable of western ceiene could in the end. But It Is pretty risky
An official said the order on lex- lur.her Incrcavc the money which ,eM n,lr, rt ,hp ,,, ,.,,(,
tiles exempts Just nbout every type I will be available for use this sum- of stuff had never heard of any
ii iiiuiiu ... nu i.itiiiiui.v.ui ins "CV
el. !
All of the products have been
selling far below ccllinu and of
Pctnls predicted the suspension
of disreputable Old slacks end a
healthy appetite coupled with a
desire for solitude, his paper, h.j
freedom and his eggs done sunny
side up. The latter tends to be a
bit on the seif conscious side,
hushes the children frequently,
takes care hot to soil his tie and
orders the sate and sane breakfast
that the ads appeal to us to eat.
A good deal of character study
can be worked out at a Sunday
breakfast table.
But if you'U take a word of ad
vice you'll stick to the unshaven
be virtually wrecked and "we
would be back where we were in
1!."
The outlook for Western solidarity
is cot helped bv the recent British
Labor Party statement setting al
most impossoble conditions upon
the inclusion of a German force
in the European defense Brmy.
Britian of course Is not a mem-
nH p.iav.H hri woe..,- uov h i Per ol mat nronosfa oreanizauon.
one who has the most fun, gets tne nor is the Ubor Party in power.
to assume that. Bnd to have roth
ins In mind as a substitute policy.
Ordinary nrudence dictates th'
we prepare for anv eventuality. If
we do not. the Russ'ens will be
the clear victors in this phase of
the cold war. If the peace contract
fails and Germans stay out of a
European army. Russia will be a
nprti.il victor anvwav. For even
thouch they mnv not d-nw Oer- i
mrnv Into their own oroit. tnev
Joy Succeeded
II
Enraoed Bull W namson
Kills Boy 12
rearming of prisoners and as for
the screenlnu of prisoners the
JCS had ordered that slopped a
couple of weeks nun.
This screening has been a sore
point with the Communists con
duction the Korean truce talks.
Thcv had acted as if all their
people captured bv Ihc U. N.
would want to go home to them.
TOKYO Wi - Mat. Gen William "' "."'J : rCi
K. Harrison was naiued Monday to 01llv 10 000 ou( , 0,ooo .aid they
to IS a led.
Ilitlble
Itlver forecasters here said the
Columbia, more than three leel
above flood slugr at Vancouver,
would drop Molality Ttntt will re
duce the buckwalcr In the Willam
ette and it, loo. will drop, they
sail.
The (mc.uM through r'rlduy
Willamette nl Portland Mon
day 107 icet Tuesday ma,
Wednesday in 3, Thursday U.'J,
Friday III 3
Columbia st Vancouver Mon
duv Is 8 'luraduv 18 6, Wednesday
18 3. Thursday 18 3. Friday 18 ft
not si.m; shortage acute
GREELEY. Colo. Wi Elbert
Eyes. 12, a Pierce. Colo., farm boy,
was fatally injured by an enraged
most rest and is still going s.rong But thi pofnt minority force In , will at least have heloed to present bul dle(J a few hours laU.r
ucceed Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy
on Frldnv as chief of the United
Nu lions Commund Korean Armls
Uce Delegation.
Hsriison. 60, a lav evangelist,
has been a member of the Allied
bull Sunday despite efforts of his Irtice team since January,
mother to save hun. j The appointment of a Iwo-star
ms iiiuwier ir.ru luu.ciy io rcacn iRenerai. announcea ov uen. Murs ,.,..rv,.. m . what ihe
r&ilr.h?mr? .W-Chtork- """l J'.. .""""ft " ful"ptanaUo,. la! If IhereT. one.
pled by the bull. Finally, she mount- had been expected that an otllcer : :
ed a tractor and drove the bull of Jov's three-star rank would be
away. named to deal with Uie Commu-
lne mo was rusneo to a Hospital nists at Panmunjoni
TOKYO in ..Metropolitan Tokyo
Is vlrtimllv bursting nt the seams,
with more than 300.000 additional
Jnnunr-e itoiirlmr Into the ellv
would go back If released. In fact, i,,,,,, n,. nrovlnces each vesr. The
Jibe U. N. reported, the rest said '-Tokyo city offlre report 530.000
; they'd forcibly resist being sent 'families urgently need housing.
Ibi'fk. Tliese fuinll'es are trvlnv to shorn
rrom start to now this hns been
p poor show. It has provided Ihe
Communists with propuitsnda liter-
iallv mode to order. Mrunwhlle,
Sundav evenine (or even Monday a v western any cannot oe ig-, ur Irom tying me Hermans more
morning).
; effectively to a Western Europe
immensely thnt sorelv needs them.
dial Soijk
norra.
Adenauer's task is
Oh. . (p. $oAdan
CLIMATE BY ORDER
NEW YORK Wi-The President
! Jov. himself nicked Harrison to can order his own Indoor weather
be his auccessor and Clark sp- in the While House An elaborate
proved, said Jov's aide. Lt. Cmdr. indoor climate control Installed by
Waller J. Ellis. Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
Harrison's appointment as chief i Co. Provides automatic control
delegate may be a sub lo the Com- , through more Ihon 100 ther
NEW YORK Ifl Ulcers are
What you mate them. - A'
The ulcer used to be the Horatio
Alger disease. A man started off
, life poor but healthy, worked hard
and honestly, and ended up wealthy
and ulcer-ridden.
An ulcer became a badge of suc
cess, particularly in the movie,
radio and advertising;, fields, al
though industrial leaders were
prone to catch them, too. The big
gag was: "even my ulcers are get
ting ulcers."
But today the ulcer no longer Is
an internal medal of honor in the
struggle to get ahead. Somehow
the word got around that ulcers
were the product of tension. That
Immediately made the ulcer the
property of the common man. For
who In these times doesn't brag
about the tension he is under?
REBUKE v . . - .
Not to have an ulcer now is a
kind of rebuke of your way of life,
an Implication you have been cheat
ing by failing to do your fair share
of the Uie general worrying. Even
housewives, smarting under the
criticism they have a soft touch,
are developing more ulcers. Either
that or they are Just tired of hear
ing their husbands complain about
their ulcers.
Such is the prestige of the ulcer
In the business world that a friend
of mine, stricken by sudden abdom- j
inal pains, went bravely and proud-
ly to tne nospital for an emergency
operation. When he emerged from
the anesthetic he learned to his
horror that all he had undergone
was an appendectomy.
I was sure it was an ulcer." he
said, shame - facedly. and pleaded:
"Please don't let the word get
around. They'll kid me to death
at the office. Nobody but children
get appendicitis anvmore."
Ulcers are divided into two
classes:
1. The social, or fake, ulcer.
2. The true ulcer.
The fake ulcer Is by far the most
widespread. It Is also the better
type to have, as lt requires little
or no medical treatment and has
wonderful social advantages. It is
fine excuse to stay home from
work.
POKER PAL
If you are at a party and the
host serves poor liquor, you can
get out of drinking it. if you arc
playing poker and get $100 ahead,
you can grimace, clutch at your
belt, abd mutter: "Ugh, my ulcer.
Sorrv. boys, '"11 have to go home."
After you leave some disgruntled
loser . may Rrumble, "that lucky,
darn fool doesn't have the brains
to get an ulcer." But he can't prove
It, That's the best thing about n
social ulcer people have to take
you at your word for it.
Those who have true ulcer rarely
like to discuss their ailment with
fellow sufferers, as that means
they have to take turns listening to
the other guy's agony. They prefer
to talk to those who have never
had the malady, just as old soldiers
like to show their battle scars to
bug-eyed children.
A veteran victim gave this des
cription of his affliction:
"Having an ulcer Is as near as
the average man ever comes to
them nicknames. I call mine
'aching Abner.' After a while you
actually get to have a companion
able feeling toward an ulcer. Why
not? It is always with you.
FINICKY
Ulcers are temperamental. Usual-
A man who says that his age is urinary apparatus and can cause
71 writes that he has observed difficulty. Indeed, the most fre
that manv older men develop a Iquent symptom of such enlarge
prostate condition, and savs .hat I ment is the necessity for frequent
he has some reluctance ior an (urination.
operation if it can be avoided. He This is likely to be particularly
also asks if a cure can be achieved (troublesome at night and its effect
in the early stage of infection. I in disturbing sleep can be most
It seems probable that this cor- nnoying. Another common early
respondent is somewhat confused i symptom of prostatic enlargement
between infections of the prostate ,de ?V l difficulty In beginning
gland, which are more likely t0 urination. Such symptoms as these
Sccurr in younger men. and the fre- 5 ' gradually but tend to get
guent enlargement ol tne giana i' "" "
without infection, which is a fre-
The amount of pain. Irritation
and local discomfort caused by
nnn Un,llu nl armrmn rlrirr lt nn IOCHI QlSCOmiOn CaUSeO DV I -;'- v.......-., .o. - - - p ,
'uSfe? ciZmwWch WUI ''J. 1"" varies ; "ts Oregon high
KU Students
Take Fourth
EUGENE Klamath Union High
School placed fourth In school com
petition In Oregon, according to
the results of the high school
mathematics contest sponsored by
the Mathematical Association of
America througrf the University of
Oregon.
Tigard High School won top , Clark's headquarters on either of
honors with 208 points. 8alem wasit1Psf. conlecturcs
second and Cleveland of Portland i fhr 57-vear-oIri'jov has guided
was third. Ithe U. N. Iruce (cam since the
Two Klamath students, Bruno rmlstlce talks began Julv 10. He
mu.usu. ..u nii-iwru ueary. p uccci . , (mv remaining member ol
sixth and seventh respectively In .... original delegation.
naiviouai competition In the con- Jov viu dfnrt June for his
ICS.. ...lnn,.nl ..in.rlnl.nHnd
Th-n m.",j,em,,l.'c!l.,.e!i wa" fiv,',n tl the U. S. Naval Academy at
numists.
Their senior delegate. North Ko
lean Gen. Nam II. was listed with
three-star rank of lieutenant gen
ral when the talks began. In re.
cent months he has been reported
ar. a full general
On the other hand. Harrison's
appointment could mean he Is In
line fr promotion to lleutem.nl
general.
There was no official word Irom
moslutn.
one-room shucks with other fami
lies .
AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A
PIANO
1 "n."."".. V Villi.
a, I N. IIS. a. a law n.a.Jr
rata. Altar a .. ala IM. f.a ,.
If .a w.ah, rbaaf. Ir.m raal la a.
rh.t. arr.aaaaal. ISa raa. alraaSt aal
la all araaiLt .a taar aarra.aa arraaa.
aa4 aa a.hat a.yaf.. aaaaa-
rr- Tba aaaa.fclr aarmaa.a raa aa
l.llla aliSat !. Ol. It Ta ars
is the latter condition
be discussed in this column.
The prostate is a sex gland lying
in the neck, or outlet of the blad
der. When it enlarges too much, it
ly they gulp milk like a calf. But , presses on a portion of the lower
TJUIS UBJ. . Vail U1U1B, KlUKV I.lill-
tinis and eat steak and fried onions
and Aching Abner won't even whim
per, hix momns later u I even ,
giance at a jar oi picxies. ne starts
screaming.
How does an ulcer feel? It feels
like a -little demon inside you is
probing your inards with a blow
British Trick
Defeats Yanks
from person to person. There Is ! schools May 1
aiso some aanger of tne develop
ment of kidney trouble because of
the back pressure from the urine
held in the balddcr.
The complications of an enlarge
ment of the prostate gland can be
serious. Those who have symp
toms should not neglect them until
serious harm to the kidnevs or
bladder itself has been done. ' PORTLAND il Portland was
Perhaps sometime a method will i short one eity commissioner Mon
be discovered of preventing pros-1 day.
tale enlargement or of treating It J- E. Bennett, controversial com-
with hormones or drugs. Although mlssloncr. made good Saturday his
Bennett Quits
Portland Post
Annapolis
No successor as a delegation
member was announced.
Harrison has retained his posl
lion as deputy commanding gen
eral of the U. S. Eighth Army In
Korea.
Harrison, a deeply religious man.
preached the sermon at U. N. Ad
vance Truce Herdouartcrs at Mun
snn on Easter Bundav. then went
lo Punmunjom to meet the Com
muntsts in a regular session.
.Inv leaves his lob as chief dele-
rate feeling his work Is done and
the rest Is up to the communists.
frrr.r vn,i hava n rirvht ..... u... i...j .. " . u
il. I yiuCr T. TV ZX-J.J.., ; UPPER HEYFORD. England. oPi ,i"o'es along tnese lines nave been promise io resign immeaiatciy in ;, , d d
miu w vim..., ie is nwiuwiui. DW.,.Bu t maae. at nresent nnraprv f. mnailv . mo event voters rcnuuiaica mm in v... cut- t.u.
I niucuoil miu uiiMOll uvujjn i " --B - J ; ' joy WB OllOlCH wv film n...-
a recall election.
With returns from only a few
precincts missing, the vote stood
lor recall and 02.777
Ing, "it appears the Communists
ore more Interested In talking than
signing
But the sad fact today is that. niavinn war uim nnri ii.e ithe preferred method of treatment
uness you become a two-ulcer msnivint. W . hH hnml B.mnu Several different and good meth.
sooner or later me IQea is going to thanks to a sort of Trojan fire- i 01 operating on the prostate
.p. n".. jwm a.w " oin.iit:oa lai'
ure.
SNOW FALLS
mrtoRAnti: Yugoslavia W
and should not be too much feared. Meantime, City Commissioner snow fell In mountainous Bosnia
cuiurKcineni oi me prostate is'rreu t'etcrson naa a j.uuu vote i2l)( Hcrceovlna provinces in ve.r
Three KIlEed
As Plane Kits
giana aimeo at removing some of at w.244
As nlanned British force of ! Ule cxcess tissue and relieving the against. He could have remained
inLr? rtrnSni near .nlW' are available. These are in office uhtil the vote was certl-
air base defended by' hundreds JI'&"!2i1
heavily armed U.S. troops.
base i while a 30-man detail scurr ed r?ally. tt normal accompaniment ; lead over Mayor Dorothy McCul- lrni Yugoslavia Monday and heavy
Pianos end Bond initrumsnti far
rant. Rant to Apply en Purchase.
kyle morqon
pianos
' "yours far a happier future
through music"
raced unopposed through the main
VANCOUVER. B.C, (1 Three gate of the alrbase.
persons were killed when a light Once inside they captured the
plane, oescriDed as Iiying "awiul- Americans' Headquarters building
ly close , to tne water, ' crasnea j ineyanxs;
and sank west of Vancouver, B.C., 'unchallenged.
Saturday.
One body was recovered and the
others were being sought by a div
er from the Esquimau Naval Base
near Victoria.
Royal Canadian, Mounted Police
identified the pilot as George Wil
liams of North Vancouver, a di
rector of a paving contractors'
firm.
One of his passengers was An
thony Gagnon, a Vancouver mech
anic. The third victim was a man
named Jack Campbell.
Police said the pilot may have
misjudged the plane's altitude over
the deceptive surface of the wa
ter. Witnesses said the plane was
flying close to the water and ap
peared unable to gain altitude. .
It crashed about 400 feet from
shore In ISO feet of water.
, a secret Svow a U Ketl!n older. It is not a rlh-1 lough Lee In the mayoralty race. wirid, nrmed crops in the valley
house rendezvous at a larm easc th0URh may resuU ln Thp lw0 wlu oppose eac othcr ln .
Donnin.r firemen's outfits and ?erlous symptoms. If old age could a November run-orf.
borrowing a f rack the ' drtM .Sh5 .i3le"HM!l" Commissioner William A. Bowes
Hon to make a run-off unnecessary.
1 Stanley Earl, who received 65.410
Lit F.NfiLS REVOKED vots. and George A. Carlson wllh
The vanks let the "firemen" nass ' .i ,.:.".' -"ivers I 27,576, will face a run-ofl lor Uie
,ehnynH 61 me nremen P" j licenses of 1.428 M nnesotans were other council post.
Man Seeks Aid
For Daughter
LONDON im A man among
too many men appealed for help
ln the personal column of the
London Times Monday.
"Father of three sons desires a
daughter," the advertisement read.
"Can anyone send suggestions?"
revoked during the first three
months of this year. Drunken
driving convictions caused 550
drivers to lose their permits.
New low prices on
Day's Whipcords
of DREW'S!
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Just lately a friend told how his
good works would save him from
the Judgment Day and the pains
nf tcmal hell. But, says the Bible,
it Is not by our own good works
that we are saved, but by Ood's
merey. Titus 3:5. God saves us
by Christ's dying for us.
After Christ
.had died for us,
his blood wash
ing away our
sins. He left His
dead body nailed
t o the Cross,
while Ne Himself
went down Into
eternal hell and
sufcred all the
penally our sins
had earned us.
Isaiah 63:10-12.
By that the
saved never see
hell nor the judg
ment of the lost. Having suffered
for us, Christ came from the grave
by glorious resurrection to give
new birth with new days and ways
to all who accept Him as dying
for their sins,
A family on White Pine Drive,
Portland, uses this space to tell
again how Christ died to clear
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