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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. NOVEMnKR 17. 1052 PACK SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRANK JKNKIN3 editor HILL JENKINS Managing Editor . Entered ' socona class mutter at tile post otllce ot Klamath Falls. Ore, on Amiust 20. 1B06. under' act ol Conirrrs, March 8. 18T9 MKMnrits of Tim associated truss ' The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use tor publication Ot all lha local news printed In thti newspaper as well as all AP ucw. . . ' SUBSCRIPTION BATES . , . MAIL BJ CARRIER 1 month 1 35 1 month -- 1.35 ' months $ 6.S0 6 months , 8.10 1 year $11.00 1 year . : S16.M IsssfaiW-u BILLBOARD By BILL JKNKINS ,o( pood, in Uiis tired old world. -' Winter must be here at lonR lust. - Noticed hp (list of llir- Fire and Counly ami state road crews aw Ire woman ads in a national masa- Itcepn'iK busv these days pluisuing r.me the other day. Big splashy ' In snow poles aloiiR the hlRh I picture of a slop-eyed brunette in -country aitcnals. That's a sureia trey dress that looked like a siRii that at least there Is an j cm down monk's hassock complete -expectation ot harsh weather to with ashes and sliovvliifr of some come. There Is something about fingernails that made her look '.the slRht of the orancc ilcs'along much-as if she had just come the road that automatically turns j from a throat cuttlus. Fact is, the one's mind toward home andind was for some brand o( anil cheery lire on the hearth. polish. (That statement, by the way. I Seems a weak start on the Five baffles me. You find it. in .all the j and Ice theory that was so en- nnveU anrl 'snenallv those deal-1 thusiastlcall.v boomed a tew Inir wiui Christmas ana tuieime soori su. i uiuugm mr: events Me. I build a (ire in the be we'd have tmec-oiiiensior?il,! fireplace. If I touched one off i ads or suniu'n. Gut-vs 1:1 Jvn ! Pi hcy'll Do It Every Time I3y Jimmy Ilatlo i Uowcump rSXl -' ; a Texas At capers a. Ejt In! , H w-ruo,ooo ACRES t rs.Jftg ( H BUILDS A MOUSE TWAT S$fc If T. 48 LSV A ' IS STRAIGHT UP ASIO SSJiS iLI f DOWN"" -11 ;-t - iliil . YfcL 1 Wmile city soy kMott IY , uk iiW 1 OM WIS SO-FOOT PLOT I iaij'1- ' . J JL7S I PUTS A RAN'CM MOUSE- IIWHailiiiaiai iriliiiwiMasWMwiiwwXaMMf 1 on the hearth there would be harsh words from the head of Uie household, a badly scorcnea ceu- "inu and a smoky house to con tend with. But, let's stick with Ira .dltlon and refer to the hearth Let's hope the snow doesn't be come deep enough to cover the poles. Or if it docs, let's hope I'm home with a suitable supply v. 7si 1 lacrTfter Editor. have to wait. But don't worry i about It. There's plenty to do while ' waiting. . : . . '..'...' ; -.N . :t.--l , . -ESTS The Hire the Handicappe.1 people . ' yACRAMENTO ' " This month must o cnorumcr wiui e.c uiis co.ney ipporiunhy to study bird HAL BOYLE 8,000 American Servicemen Build Up Serious Diplomatic Problem in Ox OXFORD, Euiiland ifi rlllah,arfa-Uli)ri Ileyforn, nrue nn m ana rainoiu i - Reds and red Unlit ladles are cash lhg In on one ol the bigRCst booma to hit Oxhnd hi centuries D.UOO Amci'lcaii airmen. Bcores ol prostitute have trooped Into this ancient cultural cllv to Hl'nb easy money from Iree-apend-Inpr Ynnks on leave Horn the three biff U. 8. air bases nearby. And a lew unpleasant Incidents InvolvliiK Americans and Britons have provided bin headlines lor the sensational press and (i'eh propaganda for the Communist' "Yank go home" campaign. Both U. 3. Air Fore,, officials and Oxford city authorities do not believe the situation has reached the scr'ou.s stage yet. But boih are anxious to do something about II. MaJ. Oen. Fruncls II. drum-old, commanding genn of the Third Air Force In Britain, this week began a series of llylnir visits to nil nine major American bases In Kngluml' to lecture the 45.000 all men on good behavior. The three bases in the Oxford Itinerary. , . . The Air Force also has begun "re. Indoctrination" courses on friendly Anglo-America,, relations. Til Air Force action lollowed a report by a private British-American group which aald there Is bad teellng" between American airmen In Britain and tH" British public. Oxford was one ol the areas cover ed In the group's live-month sliiil. Both the Air Force and Oxford cllv authorities Insist Inst the 8,000 American airmen in Ihls area have behaved as well as can be expected. They agree Ihe r' Prob lent Is prostitution. A week-end visitor lo Oxford finds American airmen by Hie hundreds crowding the city's mam atreels, cinemas, restaurants, bars and dancehalls. Ho do the girls-many hardened prostitutes Ironi out of town, others local girls out lor a good lime. Scores ol Ihe girls are In their early teens. To Americans out (ol a good lime, It's easy to gel a "'T HUGH PRUETT year. They have scored a major . ncsta'in leitflesx treea. Tls aurnris.' travel notebook: triiunnh. The demand for oee. ln j,0 n,any can be found in trees I The streets of Lisbon are rcput armcd female models Ls terr:(ic. 1 1, rvcn cllv streets.-Robins' nests'1 ,0 oe lne cleanest of any city Pick iid anv of the better sl'cS ore nil e.v:uiinle - . Un the world. This gives the visitor of food and things to last out a paper magazines dealing wun me ah Lsst spring you may have a lavorable impression of For Br HAL BOYl.K to gain persunul popularity, be- NEW YOKK i& Leaves from cause he doesn't attach much Im portance, lo it. The dictator feels his place In Portugal's history will be deter mined largely oy the results ol his . long siege. Tani Winter. Klamath Club president, dropped the in formation last nipht that the local Club had Just mailed a check for something over I2T00 to the crip pled children's hospital. This is the total take from the dance held tugal on first view- iiie clean streets are only one of many external signs of the brlsa world of feminine rttire ana. see , ht.ud near at hand the unmis nor yoursen now nm moarn ( stable call of the robin, vet Shrine ivou see wlh only one arm. i could, not lncai hU nst. Now vnu Wonder il tnev specialise? Ltse ,,,. imti a. iUSi row f..i iCiuciency with which Premier An when an asen-v c.ills vo. olabo'.-c vour head. The bcauttlul ' to,11 fle Olivclra Salasar runs Ills they ask for a le't armed girl or ; bine-green eggs were deposited In 1 country. .tight -rrned girl? a muoplastered nest. The first one! Dr- Saliuar remains one of th? It wasn't loni aso that nil the i ,.v,.r fn,,nd m I least know n but most successful leds featured g rls buriert u- la a Djftido Counly. Looking down! i d'Cators 0 Europe. Under his lon here last June after the expenses i their necks in sand, grave!, syrup. , ut ( R second story window, Il,.:m PrOR'am lor economic pro- were taken out. In snort, tne pearis ann o'ner iumi"prvM-i rluu j uiouunt at Urst it was hall a coco- ! Eess roriugai nas emerged trom Shriners worked like fools for noth- ucts. Now they go for ti'e tvpe mil sn!.), i hnd seen in Cfvlon, I'"" century-old iinanclal depend ing, put on a dance that drew a that looks Vie they reefed eit.icri Java, coconut shells thus sawn ' ,nce n Britain and is today a huge crowd, and sent all the cash 'Ha souare-men!, or 2 n j In two. Each half used as a drink- 'creditor, ratlicr than a debtor na to the hospital luno. One of theision w'th an accredited al-enis. I u:s tup Hence, my first impres- 1 "" finest . organizations currently go- And, of covrse, fifty nercer'. ol ; 0, a rcbins nest. ; T'.'ere Is no articulate protest Ing. More power to the Shrine. 'em should loo1; uo a cbod mnu ; Uere is no phase of nature . afainsi. Dr. Balaiar nor evidence Ftuoy more lascuiaung man such " ",uc "'e con io o-er-v.in.ei study of nests in leafless throw tls government. As one na ticts. It opens the wav to investi- "ve P"' ": gution which may continue over a I PCP'' will not die for Sala- long lifetime. You will commence : zar- bul neJr hve a lot of rc to iearn how different birds hv- i suect for mm and faith In him. be. i ' 1 different colored eggs. Some. In ! cause time has proved him right By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. papers a dispatch from Moscow : burrows or holes, are entirely I ln mosl 01 Ule decisions Jie has Sometimes this column receives ' tuch. tholes a Russian protcsor , while. This true ot the ground owl. mad' 'he last 25 years. Sala ouelaonTln rathw SmrSrtant I recommending soda baths as." a the kingfisher, th. woodpecker. n IwnnKjadc any ai;m,n h. intestmir suhiects such as to-;n,eans 01 Uvln lon'"- Tn? Mate- Central America I found parrots dav's first inent said oicaroonate ot soda, ne.-ting in holes In the soft volcanic 1 . .. . t. ..-'when added lo hot batns, would tula. Here again, there was no 14 nny is a jawn caicning : , n ony proion! i,fe but reduce need ol protective coloring. The It --jiai. me aispaiL-a aaaea mat i::e . eggs mereiore were pure wnite. A Yawning is considered to ue, met hod did not guarantee eternal: complicated nervous breathing i youth, and said that improper use I reflex which is associated with be- might prove injurious. What do THANKS ing mildly bored, and with Irrttat- ou think of this? B. L. I SAN FRANCISCO We want to ing mental effort or mild anxiety.' A How silly can one gel? Here thank you on behall of our father. It seuns to be under partly volun- is something which is claimed to : Iv Sugarman, lor sending us the tary control, but in a group, thti Drolona Ufa. and vet nihtfil be .dan- caper. members of which are ail some- serous at the same time. Person-1 While dad is not well enough to . what bored, anxious or tired, a ( ,uy j cannot see how it would ; read any paper or literature, we yawn wui oncn oe unconsciously iJ(l janv halm Or good except to Imitated by many after the Iir.st i the manufacturers ot basing soda. wn Hal to. 1. "Ill a recent article, vou ly through the laller pari of Sep. listed the Indian namrs for most of the monllus, but a few urn mi.-sing. What Is the complete list'? M.J.W. Since ihe article was wrltlen, Miss L.T.B. of ttalem. Ore., has ing. more pvr i c w. - r. -- They do more than their .share 'facturcr of artificial limbs. THE DOCTOR SAYS; t. M. Goethe a . " Q My left breast has .been in creasing ln size for the past live months. Tills began slowly but is now more rapid. I leel no lumn or pain. Mrs. M. J. A Any change ln the size or shape ol the breasts calls (or Im mediate examination even though this does not sound like cancer. Q Are eysts in the breast can cerous? Can they be removed oth er than by aurgery? What Is their cause? Mrs. M. C. ' Q Will petit-mar epilepsy In cnua ot nine tell him the Important Items and point ou familiar pictures and pJacsl' It gives one a warm feeling to know they have loyal friends such as your staff and yourself after mese many years. campaign to industrialize the coun try and develop Its huge Alrlcan colonies. The revolutionary spirit is a flame hi Asia, a glowing coal In Airica, but In Europe II is a cold ash. Tne drain of the last great war Ihe fear of another one weign upon the peoples In almost every land. The specter of more unrest, no mailer for what reason, simply appalls all classes. Tne common goal Is to earn enough bread lor the table and a chance to eat It In peace. Euro peans not only are opposed to war talk. They don't even wish to hear the word said aloud. Walking aTTZr St. Mark's square In Venice one night, we were approached by an old lady beggar. We gave her some coins, and after we passed on heard her giumoie aioua lo herseu sciu nie a copy ol the Bell Tele phone Almanac lor I9l3, In which all I nr muntlu ale named. It Is mentioned that these names were furnished hi Te Ala I Hearer nf ! th Mnrnlnu 1. the Chlrknsnw In dian wjiiiiiii, famous as a lecturer on Indian folkways, who was mar lied to the hue Dr. Clyde Fisher ot iiayden planetarium. Her l.itli eclipse. Hie questioner saw what often brings Inquiries to antronn mers. the phenomenon poetically known as "the ould moua lit the new moon's arms." This can be seen lor a few evenings any month If Ihe sky Is very clear. Many people w-ho have lived lor over nan a century have telephoned me night The outline of the entire round moon ran be seen. A thin crescent is brilliant; the rest Is dark and Is lunar night, earthshine. IS Illumined by V.'hcn . MussOiini was alive. I i taller part ot Senlember: or 11 had more food and more fun. too." I may be as late as eurly Novem Somehow her words of complaint ; ber In the darkness left me feeling aad I The characteristics usually er wa a member of ihe last Coun' "y nrv" w " "unl" lo' Cil Of the Chickasaw nation, Te Ata stales that the following list applies only to certain tribes of Inuiana. Here are the names of Ihe moons, or months as used by her Iribe and some others: January, snow moon; February, hunger moon; March, crow moon; April, grass moon; May, planting moon: June, wild rose moon; July thunder moon: August, red or heut moon: .September, hunting moon: October, leaf-falling moon; November, beaver moon; Decem ber, long-nl thl moon. 2. "At what time of Ihe fall does Indian summer come"? J P. There are no fixed dates for Ihe dellghtlul season. It la a conditio l rather than a definite time. Some times It occurs as early as the lember to the first ol November. 3. "Wasn't Ihero an eclipse of the moon last mailt?" B B. 1'nls question was a-.ked about a month ago regarding the cres cent moon In a clear western twi light sky. No. there was no luimr, ,,,,. p.ple do that Amer- alrl. Often, there's a bit of lre and easv necking under street lamp nr in a dmn way. Tills shocks toint of Oxlord'a older cltltena. Gangs of young toughs, nr "aplvs," inanv dressed In Amsrl-can-style ''soul" aulta. aometlnns rosin His alteela looking lor trouble. Occasionally, there's barroom light, a pian el over girl er a drunken argument Involving Americans and Britons, but most of these are of minor nature. To Oxford's small but active Communist cell. It's otien aeasnn fur Hiring up antl-Amerlcsn teel lng among local Ornish- Inhabi tants. ' Ernie Keeling, veteran Commu nist party organiser for the Houlh Midland district of Kngland, har angues workers at Oxford's big motor works and steel plant, lie aavs, "The Yanks have turned Ox loid Into a city of shame." Home of the workers listen. Rut Ihe majority of Oxford cllltens don't blsma the Americans so much. They know thai Oxford has al ways had Its seamy side, even In Edwardian days. And the Americans are nut blamed directly (or Ihe fact that Oxford's rate of Illegitimate births last year was seven out of every IU0 babies, nearly double Hie na tional average. The rate has groan since Cliy Alderman F W. B (nil, bursar of Oxford's Merlon College, told a re-toiler: "It's no Use saying lean servicemen are to blamt Half Ihe trouble H-ese confound ed glrla." A woman welfare ofllcer aaltl: "I ihuik Hie girls are mostly in blame, and In some cases their mothers encourage them. The mothers can't forget that during the war many Kngllsh glrla got good American husbands." Rut she thinks part of Ihe trouble is that "so many of these young American visitors are mothers' HarllMDn Americana anoil their oimiv seen ine origin part is in i hoy,, ,d when they are left sunshine; the dim part, where II ,h,, 0wn In a strange country, t Youth in 'Who's Who' Larrv W. Johnson, son of Prank Johnson. Malm, and a high school And for that we will never lorglve ' which gives a dresmy and mys- and troubled. Many itanans still recall the days of Mussolini with uostalma and even . remember him kindly. "He did many things to help Italy.' one young veteran aald! But he made one great mistake sisneo to una "little summer, "sweet mimicry of summer." or "summer of all saints." as It has variously been called, are first of all cloudless skies, still air. and agreeable warmth for a consider able period of time. To these It he took us Into a foolish war. usually added a distinct hasiness inevitably develop into grand-mill or may it disap pear in later years? A Petit-maJ epilepsy docs not inevitably lead to grand-mal or serious attacks. It does some times duanDearin later vears. but a child with any form of epilepsy I atm spot in our hearts lor 53nn',,07y "? snouio oo unacr meaicai care. --. ..... uldanc rommltlee , I know dad w.ould want to send .ulg,nc committee. Q What are raoio-actiw iodine. mrcuy oo lor treatments and how are they ad-: him- and also thank you again. - .-firs, iiisrneiie uroas Mrs. Fay (Irrnfi Joseph and families graduate there In 1947, has been bim." named to "Who's Who In Ameri can surges ana universities - g rw is from southern Oregon College, Ash- rCl6rGl PdyrOll Sxlvln R. Kcady. Klamath Falls, was previously listed on the "Who's Who" selection. Young Johnson has been a con- uhii. ii !5isiem iionor student, wss Dres fa,-.. Ji. .'JZ. '" IT Ident of the sophomore class, active r..t i, good to pick up" the .id home B ti paper once atjam. as we still have f tJ5tu ture T?,Zher? ' Amcr' is warm spot in our hearts torlc,a c'ub-. n ?"lcCr 0,.lh mtn " member of the I ma in uic news- , icnais. BRUCE BIOSSAT I James Marlow ministered? Mrs. M.V A Radio-active iodine is on of a oysts in .the breast are not the treatments 'sometimes oivcn cancerous but may become so. for toxic cniter. In ororrfrlv p!epi- There Is no way to remove then :cd cases it is of grest vaiue and,: f .. except oy surgery, lata cause is is administered by drinking a fltii not known. containing radio-active iodine in . I proper oosage ana at proper in- , a - - 1 1 R DTIII'D riunii (For JA.MKS MARLOW) WASHINGTON Lfi Tne Justice Department is having a hard time convicting those charged with con- Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower's as-1 nothing in this victory, however 1 President's Power Small r May Be Slashed DUNKIRK. N. Y. (-Rep. Dan lei A. Reed IR-NYI, who is slated to become chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee In me new congress, says he ro- iitvvs me numoer oi teaerai em ployes can be cut In half. . Be also says he favors onls In both domestic and foreign spend ing. Anybody who Is fair-minded, and who knows how the people of Europe feel, ssys the time has come to let them carry their Own burdens. ... We are not gaining any friends or aiding our position uy continuing to give our money ' toniahing landslide victory Is above an a personal triumph for him. Across the nation he ran far ahead of his party in state after state. The outcome is a deep affirma tion of the faith the American peo ple have in Ike as a man quali fied to lead them to satetv and well-being at home and abroad In these days of great trlsl. When a victory ol such propor tions Is made it means a new mood Is upon the people. This was not an election that could have been won or lost by sUght changes of strategy, by talking differently tO tha VnierK hv nrinrtfr- n - nnt tn... ii ... ....,. ,. ,. ; it nad anotner setDack last week. Americans have vet shaken off ! J"1,u" ' Blmk,i! Fmk of Baltimore, their predominantly Democratic j "ho had dfc'mcd to discuss his votlne loyalties. Thev are merely business alfalrs with the Senate giving somebody else a trial run, If Eisenhower Is able to pro' duce answers matching his re markable contributions Ot Ameri ca's security during and after Crime Investigating Committee. was acquitted by U. 8. District Judge James R. Klrkland. Kirkland said Fink was within his rights In claiming he might VorM w.r tt th.r. h. t-.. ha ' have Incriminated himself by an able to consolidate the hold he j """"ik certain questions asked by now has cained on his own party. Ule...8enil.t.0J'.": , and begin to cut away Democratic . w"en 'rli.Bn. m"e m strength in . more lasiine manm-r. smilar indictments were, dropped Should that happen, the country may mark Nov. 4. 152. as the in augural date of a real two-party against Abraham and Isadore Min- Funeral Slated For Rightist TOURS. France lift Funeral services will be held here Wednes- their nephew l.rx Fudemsn. endorsing particular candidates In; system in the South For nothing Tn Senate Crime Committee particular states. !8bout Ike's winning, was more 'L1 8 th-e.onelhl'1 w.hldcd This result shows the American striking than tha heavv inrnsds Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee people have a yearning lor a new i he made in states that only once face, the face of a man they can before In modern times have tum- i"ey cieany want iresn and -bled Into the Republican column, vi.ginHi unnsing upon a wnoie nasi ."hiV hl!!5.Par,.rH0.1Jl!;er- "nd;oay f' Charles Maurras. M-year- oid oracie of France's royalist and extreme right factions, who died yesterday of ureamia. had been Interested In what, if anythin-;, the four knew about gambling. But none would talk. Tnr. fan i i ne unonidal ocx score lor me rfepubheans. If they do not know Pt c!" it now. they will soon learn that I vica- f?ul 0r dls; winning the presidency In th.s cri-.B"5sd and 11 e ther not. ?.et. tr !d tical aie 1. somethinlilte winnin ;r c".'es not yet presented to the a war It Is onlv .tlinhliv belter grand Jury a-.....-..-.- . i , i. . mi , 1 . . . - J " ' Tha nrnh Hicniuicn wirrc IIIlIIKS IITBl. 1HC UlHt lOSing. . reinforcing fact Is that Issues like j For General Eisenhower Instanf the Korean war. Inflation, com- ly inherits n frightening catalogue munhm in government, corruption of problems of world-wide scope. "U Luc imve uinen ueep unu ; He nas great auiicuities ancad In the consciousness of the average , party organization and control. He of problems that the present ad ministration seems able to meet only wnh tired, worn, unproduc tive and sometimes corrupt effort. Beyond doubt Ikes triumph The aged writer and agitator was sentenced to life Imprisonment In 1945 for wartime collaboration with the Germans but was given a med ical pardon last March. voter. By that very token, Eisenhower and his party are on firm no tice from the people to deliver. In (his victory he has cut across all lines, sectlonnl, economic, eth nic. He plainly has captured count less normally Democratic votes. The men and women of America who handed him this stiff chal lenge expect him to lake It up Hh full courage and resolute ac tion. In 184, the Republicans rode to victory In Congress on a wave of postwar resentments against con trols, shortages and such. When the people did not like what the party did to solve those problems, they promptly threw the GOP out and restored the Democrats to pow er. That could happen again. For must continue the process so well begun of making himself over from a military man to a states man and politician. In this task all men of good will In America can only with him the very best of fortune and voice the hope that with God's help be may succeed. flcult. If tt Is lo legislate wisely. Con gress needs all the information It can got. But the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution says no man can be forced to testify against himself. ; The Supreme Court has held this; applies to congressional bearings uSo. j When a witness balks, the com-. mlttee then decides If it thinks he is In contempt. If the answer is yes. It asks the House or the Senate to back It up. When this is done, the Justice Department turns the case j ,B, Ia a nr-nrf lllrw (.ASI. AI.TY LIST , A witness can use any reason he WASHINGTON 11 The Defcnre j wishes for not talking. But If he Department today Identified loS seys he's afraid he may Incrlmln- -Korean War casualties In a new ' ate blmseli, and saVs It to the right 1 list !No. 893 that reported 20 kll-i questions, the courts generally I led, 117 wounded, 11 missing and .have agreed with him and his law-; seven Injured. 'yers. , ' ' F1RHT DEER AT 85 " NEW LISBON, N. Y. IjIWAfter nearlv 75 years of fall hunting. The problem Is exceedirujly dU-1 rt'"n0.K,lndt b,KSed hl "r" deer at 85. He shot nine-point buck near this Otsego County Hamlet. Mm M1 1 msuw.mitssasriwsu wh . TinVUll M sa, .Mil 1'ir fai r Inn iSk Extra Work Mads Easy- Rent A Typewriter sr Addinq Machine KltrlrM sr Hans Lest month's rental II pptied I the aureheie grits VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Mita Phttfl 9411 AV A CPTWnTflM fa . Dnwa -- Bpeck. Civil Service Commission I he 'd y'erday. iiiajriuau, aays a new president can hire and fire only about one half of 1 per cent of all federal workers. Ramspeck. In a recorded radio Interview last night, said that this amounted to approximately 2.500 out ol more than J'j million fed eral employes. However, he estimated a hew administration can change between 12.000 and 24.000 Jobs, apparently counting assistants and deputies not appointed directly by the presi dent but by officials under him. Fall cleaning is a breeze! . . . when we wash and , fluff dry yaur , hard-to-hendle: i Blankets Rugs Bedspreads Quilts Curtains One Day Service LET THE LAUNDERETTE DO IT! South 6th and Owens terlous appearence to oblects along the horison. such conditions, when there Is nothing definite to worry about, are thought to put one In a happy state nf mind and a general feeling of well bclng.l This year In large areas of our country ideal Indian auminer con ditions existed almost continuous- Nixon Hurt In Swimming MIAMI BEACH. Flu . l.f-Vlcf President-elect Richard Nixon, his wife and a group of friends spent Suntlay on an all day fishing trip. Nixon, vacationing here with his family, gashed his tight fool on a barnacle or some other sharp object while awimintng itaiurda". Seven Or tight atllchrs were required. PERTUSSIN Acts AT ONCE to Relieve BAV COUGHS CAUf IO OY COlPa - live country, they lake naturally to 'womanliing.' " Most authorities believe a better solution lo Ihe problem can ! found In organising more and bel ter recreation facilities for the ay men off duly, at 9 . k : v ' ' at I trlf to liM tfc tmp9tHm9 Thomas " ' ' INSURANCE 1 6th t Main Thene 44S for the cleanest clothes and no-work washing- "iiMiiaiaaii.iii JmWBM Aufomatic ! Heat Your Home DUO THERM WESTERN OIL - IH4 Bnriter Cmpr 1141 gtttjtk th Fhent ttlt CUSTOM CABINET MAKING Picture Windows generaTmillwork Storm Sash Doors and Window Frames GEORGE'S CABINET SHOP 800 Market Phone 4485 Robert Harrahill, O.D. is now ossociotcd in the practice of Optometry with Harry Fredricks, O.D. 209 Medicol-Dental Bldq. 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