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PACK SIX HKRALD AND NEWS. Kt -A MATH FSj0N They'll Do It Every Time FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor Entered second class mutter t the post olltc ot Klamath Falli, Ore on August SO. IB0, under act of Congress. March I. 1870 MEMBERS or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aanoclated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use lor publication el all Ui local news printed In this newspaper as well as all AP newi. Bl'BStKirTIO.N RATES MAIL BX CARRIER 1 month I '5 1 month t 1 .55 months H months I a lo I year 1, ta 1 'e,r ,l 20 S ( . ; BILLBOARD By BILL JENKINS Drlvlnit around town the other dny I spotted one o( my old cars. Even Older than Ute current col lection of patched lenders and Whrc2ing valves I'm driving now. It always brings a pang ol pain when tills happens. Track back In your memory and see how many people vou can remember who have told you about selling or trad ing a car. Very few. If any. will tell you tile bus was a lemon and they were glad to get rid of it. It is always a top drawer type ear one ot Detroit's noblemen and the finest piece of mechanism since the time of the Roman cart. And when you see 'em you al ways curse the present owners for letting It go to pot so badly. By cosh, that wouldn't be tiiat way if vou still owned it, you say. For- getting, ol course, the fact that the course, but feel sorry for them. Speaking of ducks, what hap pened to the Ruptured Ducks iliai oil the vets wore after the war? Used to we a few of 'em around once In a while; but haven't spot led one for many a long day now. Maybe as generation succeeos gen eration we get aw-ay from the habit of wenring perpetual weeds, in one form or another, to remember all the sad days of the past. It boms a man's patriotic duty to fight for his country when he is called I fail to see why he should go around wearing an em i blcm to prove that he couldn't I evade the draft boards any longer. A commennable lack. Good to think there is still something in the world we ran be better off without than with. Mac Epley, former ME of this I THIMK THEY USED TO PLAY XT TWe SIX-DMV BIKE KACSS" THS.Y OHLY BlCW WMEN A GUN GOES OFF ASO The FRINTS START" ill ' , e.- V, AM EIGHT-PlECe R4M3 Yf i fTr-vr--Jsr soda ix,:,j 7 all kight - ii i iraa i at m v - II I VZdSMQAt.'Ki JF,:JL. SO FAR WAS WHEH If -HS-i233 All ' Vt. jTliUi v k TUZY TOOK TUE vt .Mmm m .rasa Lot iiv. tiv-M .! ii . .' ii n.. . ...ir ' I laanf By Jimmy ll.ulo OME P1AM3- TUMER AtiO SEVEhl OUS- ( SlTTIS'6 RCLATIV'ES TW ) t'V WO'WS-. ffS(f.U Kite "few .And he'll solo onI most op -rue txnjH EvT HAT TIP -IO CQhJ GRACE CRASTWJ, KHIIMY, NOVKMBKR '2H. lOM Eisenhower Names Two More Assistant t.-NEiy Y(?'!IC ''"I'l'esldrut-elecl . Intr thOMc daya clear fur real, The I legislallve iiuilteis. 4 Ll.-culiower Inn chosen Jnmca V, lliigetty as press secretary and rural miij. ticu. w llliiii U. Pel sum. as aiirrlal nssistani Solft'tlon of the two executive rnurs aimouiioetl ycMenlity by Kl.ienhowei'a heailtiuartris while lie restrd at his hnme piepmiiu for what lirunilsra to bo n hntvy week end schedule. Included In (he round of an. poUHmrnla today were inrellnuH wi'.li India's ton timini n..m... delegate and CIO ehlellalns. ine ijyear-out HaKrily was at his home In Albany, N. Y., with his wile and two hoik uin.n m. formed of hla appointment. unmriy, wno arrvnl as press secretary to llov, Thomas K, Ui'wey until becoinlim Kisenlmw. er s press aide nfter the general's nomination, said: I am happy and honored In serve In President Eisriilmwerv adminlsiiatliin. It la a privilege to nui iur linn. Hsuerty added that fKnii.H plans to meet visitors both loinor- lo,v and Sundnv. m,.. from his previous custom of keep-1 piess arviriary-uesiitiiato also said Hagertv, a liniiier etaff member mora appolnlmenl. to oll.r, will r ' N i V . 'l ' Z nraspapeia legislative corie.ipnn. be made over the week end Vraleri't y's other appiiliilee, Per soik, oil, se.'ved on the general's NATO staff In Kuriii and recently acted as as.ilMum to the chairman of tlin Republican National Ruin inlllei . I Hi IchIsIhIIvo experience HU'luUis liaison woik Willi Cou liress on hrlmlf ln Army ami llFlrnso Uepailmeiils. lie alr.o served as suierlniendeni of I he biatnion tVa.i Military Academy. Persons, a nallve and resident of Montgomery, Ala., Is a brother ot Democratic llov. Uindon Per sons ol Alabama who strouvly nun. pin Irti llov. A.llal HlrvriiMi,, in ili election campaign. Tho new special assistant was giailunled from Ala bama I'olytechnical lustllute and a i'ii ill red a Musters IViree in 11. Helioul of Business Admlnlstrailoii ni iiaivmn universiiy. liev. Hherman Adam r Naw iiiiumsn re. trsluiiiiiMl hi iti-.h. Iiower lait week as assistant to the president. s.ml len.nn tviu work under hla overall co.ordlim- uon ami win tics main y wlih Missiles, Carriers Draw Air Force ire Walt Disney Marks 25th Mickey Mouse Anniversary ,. . Hi., BHB TI,0MAS dav Party," It will bo a .nilnute ot us nam . turn I v. n c i I he ce ebiaieit nitieiii years have gone on steadily, while . ncle now newspaper sn(i a n.n of your memory Muppt-u uic iuiic you let the car go. Oh well, that's life. swell guy. blew Into town thus week to renew old friendships, look over his old stamping ground and lent a manksgiving owner with Speaking of cars, why docs one ' his fanWy. Male, jr., his eldest, always end up with a jockey box is the farm editor here on the full of old receipts for things? Go Herald and News. Also subs as re through the average glove compart- ! porter, cartoonist, church ed. and mem and you'll find cancelled whatever eLse turns up. Strictly parkin? stubs, old gas stubs, a bill following in the father's footsteps, from the butcher, the baker and And douig a good job of it, loo. the lumberyard retailer, a July But, to get back to the subject. 13th shopping list, a formulae for welcome back. Mac. It's swell to making gold out of baser metals see you acain. nua uic jcuer iu nuiu ciuu jvu i iiiiiik uieie is a sugni nosiai forgot to mail three months ago. j gic gleam In Mac's eyes when he The printed word seems to exert 1 looks over the Basin, breathes our a strong lnnuence over mamma. gooa. Clean air, armies in the beau ty o desert sunset and watches By VKRN HAl'OLAXD AP Aviation Reporter WASHINGTON President Arthur P. Kelly of the Air Force Association charged today, tne Navy pulled off the "publicity stunt of the year" last September In re porting the combat use of guided missiles. Writln In Air Force Mngamne. an unofficial publication, Kelly cited news stories he said de scribed as "the first take-off of a guided missile in actual combat" JAMES WARLOW to believe but the mighty Mickey imuii.o will reach hla quarter-ecu itiry main next year will review some of hla pa.i hits. Ihere are many other imines. ! sive Items on the Dlsnev agenda. L-,.1. hv in , ,-.i .1 ,.., BJC in 1KJB. tne enow world ! Wall himsell seemed a little over controlled Ushtcr-piuncs I witnessed the opening ol a ininia. whelmed by them aa we chatted '. " . . .! '"",u; . . Ituie epic called "Steamboat Wll- over lunch . . , " "", , cru'' l,0,,."1"c 11,0 Ur ' ,l e"rr 111110 1 "Wo re working on pictures that to play on the American luimly" irllnw nim-H xiirk.v Mm.v. i.. ...i .. "!l and said H raised ful.se hopes that i realurd that this mouse would la-! remarked. "11 amatrs even me the age of pushbutton warlure had bor and bring forth a multnull. I .sometimes. Right now I'd Just like i, ii- i- . j lion-dollar Industry. I to lake a long vacation. Hut I He said the Air Force used un- Then as now. Mickey', guide. , can't do II. I've got 700 or 'oo piloted radio-controlled bombers ! fiU nd and voice was Wall Disney, people working for mi I can't attain! licrniun inrgets iluriug : 'I He lllui wltard has a myriad ot ! ever shut down." World War II and f.ew tlRMit twice projects to help celebrate nisi Deiplte his protests about the as fr.r w ith nine tunes the bomb- brainchild's 31th anniversary. One ! work, he showed Ills obvious uo- .u..u B.i iur i.n. ) urn in us iuuiii.il' oi me.se is ituea .Mickey s uirin- ie u in ht nr..i.n. h- i.n,, aoout inrm. one of his favorite We find it hard to throw anything oi that typt. away the vee'a of geese and ducks drift over tne mountains ringing the A third duck has joined the piti-1 lake.' ful ranks in the hangman's wire I think maybe he looks at these over Link river. Seems they can't i things and sort of hates to go back see the danger in the dark and a j to the crowded, traffic-noisy, smog few are bound to fly between the filled area ol Lone Beach, where narrow wires and break their necks, he now makes his home. Nothing we can do nbout it. of I At least we like to think so. r . t j mm im ' m ...... naui-uwn ...r - H.UII....X.U iur ine mm tunics- ma gcpl, 5 irom u,e y s camcr fcssions of the 14 tormer Czccho-, sions. 'Boxer iici Slovak Communist leaders on trlol f Hypnotism has been suggested 1 Kellv said the Navy censored In Prague revive an old question; as one. Police terror sounds more rom ihe orieinul news lenoit ie. f,rt hrraiohl ..r, rf,.I Ih. Xlns. I llkell- .,ih. Ihn.,,.1. i..ri.... m . . OriklllUI eWS tepOll, UC' cow trials' of Sie old Bolsheviks ' extract compliance o"' thre.i, of ! SVS! ifrcraft used Jn'out' in the 1930s. I punishment for the accused man's niodpd orumm.iii Hellcat. 'and sub. Why do people on trial In Com- lamily and friends If he oidn'l con-1 5tltutrd the term "guided missile." muuist countries trot In like sheep less in open court. .Air Force Magazine's Man.iK.ng and d;nounce themselves in open! "van Kaaek. 01a. Bolsnevit ana , Editor John F. Loosbrook. writiny , tarians eat for Thanksgiving dill' wui wnii vuinv.-wiv.ia i.;.v r- - in uic same i-s-sue. suu excrew : nr r f snow wm icna inem w prison ur -ihfw r HWu.u. i ( Miunurucc hut Scptrmber ca.M to death? comesswr during his Mcscow j Rr..vf doubt., oll Ulc cI(rcUvcnc This habit, so common amotiB lnl in H n .C:,ttn-! ol Bircrait carriers. u u ii.it y uiiii.tjiwii, uiiviuulk ii i.on.snrnnk smH Ihn Vegetarians Wove Dinner NEW YORK '.f What do veve HAL BOYLE HOMETOWN, U. S. A. ( i mured Trellis Mae. ioanissgiving saw jou wallowuig once or twice. 4 I thought I people brought 10 trial in Commu nis, vuuiiiuin, tia noi l us n nrn- i . . - erallv practiced bv Conimunists ' be 5rd'c' . . thi. sid. of the curtain. i Raoek sa d he pleaded When the leaders of the Ameri can Communist party, for exam ple, were tried in New York a couple of years ago they not only confessed nothing but seemingly tried to make the trial a night mare for the judge and the government. They were aided in this bv the ,, ..,,.' , . .. .-.iini mr iii.iiirurr. i uiiiner vesierupy on mis wi.h tongue ir. cnc?k, since he us r01lrtuctcd o(( Scandiiuvin by ship.,; boy bean roast; fru.t ubjects Is the true life adventure series, which has depicted the lives of the seals, beavers, elk and other wild life. "We were Just feeling our way along at first." he admitted. "Uul now we've hit our stride and we know how to film them and put tilrni tnnrthfB I nliin In mil ...... I Of them olll al fFMllirn linulh '111 Well. 340 members of the Vrge-; nri will be "Th. i ivi.,.' iv..n - tarlan Society ol New Yoik stulird picture about the great Annri- liiriiicit rs si iiirn .-uu piimumi can OCscrt. difference In legal systems. Here where a man has to be proven Twas the day alter the mouse named Wilbur PeebieT -The. vooV .',nn WtU. just barely stirring. Amei- .Ibfg1.50ur Prdon lea's most average citizen was in ' 'vell. he must have two heads." a bad way. Wilbur had celebrated ss"1 Wubur. "Let's be reasonable iee,.ng grateful about so many I 'bout it. No man could eat two things the day before that tnis!lurlfcy drumsticks al one time morning be felt unjratefui about 1 om' one mouth, and that s everything. twhat he did. A anarp pang seared through his j "And when he finished, he kent stomach. He grimaced, then i both mouths open bragging. I dis openea nis eyes cauuously. ; tincily remember that. If he made "You never get -anytfung for .ill ine money he claimed he did nothing in this world." he said this ) car, why doesn't he buy him aloud. "Yesterday I never felt bet- sell a square meal sometime?' ler, and today I never felt wo.se. i "Shall we discuss your brother And all I had In between was (.now?'' inquired Trellis Mae. "Tne little fun." - on thai borrowed- carfare home His wife. Trellia Mae. sat un in frorr. me the rfar of mr w.HHmcs" her twin bed ana looked over at; "1 give up." said Wilbur. "Im'ne might think Stalin's leadership, onn wiin nouow, accusing eyes, a S'.cc man. how do you like that? "Well, my line leathered philo-1 The 005s gives me the dav off, aopiier," she said. "You kept me j ana I'm too sick to enjoy it That s awake all night. And now you want life for you. Why do I have to get to keep me awake all morning?" sick on my own lime?" "How did I keep you awake ail 1 "Perhaps a little breakfast will rug.it?'" demanded Wilbur. hc'.fi you. What would you like "With your snoring. At first I a :iitie clear turkey broth to start thought it must be the radiator wrb?" knocting. I aim ply couldn't believe "Please don't mention that fowl sounds like that could come out Word," groaned Wilbur. "Jut of a human nose." i soak me a couple of aspiren tab- "People don't snore through ' lets in some sodium blcaro. Ma -their noses," objected Wilbur, i be : can burp my way back to T.wy snore through their health." "V.""'" Site fixed him this brew, and 'Maybe ordinary mortals do. I after drinking it Wilbur sat up and -"- vu -tie auui ing UllWIfl HIU. svir n. your ears and wherever "I think III live." t."i secret hole in your head Is. Tnen he noticed Trellis Mae was You didn't stop until I pushed you staring Intently at a newspaper, out ol bed." I -What's new?" he asked "I wondered how I woke up on- 'Well, the paper is full of fur Ihe floor in the middle of the! coat ads and It's only 28 davs a.ght. ' complained Wilbur. "You, until Christmas," replied Trellis anculdn't have done that. I could I Mee. have caujht cold. I guess I ate I "I don't want to live." said too much turkey." Wilbur, falling back on the bed. were you only eatlnc?" mur-l-Ifs cheaper to die." nl thi. North AlLinl i. Tr.nv i... filliltV I Hnnu ..... .....nAJ ..!.. . . ....... . ... . .. .l ', . ... . 'vw. "on u...ih"u w.iiii- in noie-nu 10 ail ine crimes l iiif,rrim c0lM dr,u.,rlv ar.,enA h? S2 ;CCU?d.bu' ' Jh0J': NATO's northern flank. Instead, nc of which he might be accused. He !J1(t: as reporiea lo nave oeen let on with a lf'csr prison term. Some of his co-confesors were s'aot.i llirnii: sitlatl; celery and olives; couiblnatlon sulad: baked potatoes and yams; vt getable soup: whole wh e a t pumpkin pie and apple pie; mini . tentatively like tins Hi: vegetable colfre and butter-! 19j3 "Peter Prn " n.r.ri.w.n "Miunbrace expo-sed serious milk. feature: "Bear Country." a true flaws in our whole philosophy of i bald Dr. Robert Anderson In Ills Me short feature: "Mirkrv'. rnnn. "There are no limits to the sub jects w can find in nature, as lung as we do not limit our imag ination In dealing wllh them." me uisiiey program shapes up (irni in Albany mil II he became Uewey'a esectnive assistant In and later hli press aide. Ha was on li'nvn u( absence fiom Uewey'a uillce to servo with Ulaenliowar Ihiuughuiit tho campaign. llagerly was born In Plallsburg, N. Y. lie attended lilslr Academy, lllalrntown, N. J., and waa grad uated from Columbia University. KKienliuwer'a lli.il meeting (mlny waa wllh Madame Vllavalakshml i'antllt, leader of India's V. N. dele gallun. All Indian proposal for end. Ing His Korean War now Is before the U, N. liriieral Assembly and may be voted upon today. Another morning rniilereiua was with elKht lull CIO omnia Is, Includ ing Allan Haywood. CIO executive vice president, and Walter P. lleulher president of Ilia CIO Ulilleu Automobile Wolkera. Hcuihcr and Haywood have been termed the two chief contenders lor leadership ol Ihe CIO lo aucceid the lute I'hllip Murray, All but two Cabinet offices srcietarirs of commerce and labor -have been tilled. Home aourcrs attributed all nlllcauce to the meet, lug today with CIO oificials. Kinen hower niei last week with George Meany, newly elected president ol Ihe AH.. Meany aucceeded tin lale William llreen. Taking the Thanksgiving holldiy off. IClsenllnwnr did mn li h . Columbia University home. e spent the day with his wile and his moiher-lii'law, Mrs. Klvna Douo of Denvrr; his daughter-m-law, Mrs. Ilarb.iia Klsenhou ei and his three grandchildren The geneial's ,on, Nlaj. John ISIaeii hoivrr. la In Korea. Elsenhower, described aa a Thunksglvliig turkey carver wiin Mamie, posed Willi the family group lor iiliologiaphers. Exclusive of the I'tesident-elect'a family, cameramen noted five extra places at the table but the names of Ihe expected dinner guests weie not disclosed. ihe generals turkey-sllelng exhi bition look a practical turn when he noted that his grandchildren seemed Impatient, lie carved a gixxl . sired piece from 39-pounil bud and divided It among the joungstera David D. II. 4, Bar. bars Anne. 9, and lO-monlh-old Suf.an. A minor accident slightly mar red the aulel day, when a motorist siaciwiped K.lsenhower'a blark t limousine parked outside at the cuib. The driver. Albert Oniiialen, ;'fl, received police summonses for leaving ihe arena of an accident and dangerous driving. llnVllI Ultrfnr. flnU' U-HI.-I. U.-H1 K. Tl,. nl. tola... ..M.a.. In the Prague trirl the Commit- .crv difficult 'to explain away." "Man is a vulture "',.' " ''i"" " ine opcruuon, Loosurook wrote n iuc - oiirn on a less guilty, their lawyers were in court to defend them. In Prague It Is the obligation of the defense law yers to help on the prosecution. In a book still talked about Arthur Koesller's "Darkness at Noon" an attempt was made to explain whv a veteran Communist 1 against who had fallen from Crac would VSkia. condemn himself for offenses he1 If that was the reason the sacrl did not commit. flees il were sentenced to the The explanation, in' brief, went g' Hows three to life Imprison like this: No matter how rotten."1""-""; h,ve be,"m v"ln 's leadership,'" s'-'n imt the most important thing to the " ',"' "" accu;ed Commum.t is the eventu-; en? ,'nd r'We ur miiii isii vimisi una Dri.un tiav Party": The I.ivme lw..n man Is a ' "Ben and Me." iha innr.i iWi question which i , .,.z: r; t. . ... k.,' i "'V,... .k... ... . "a. ."'n h. Inn. hrrr. d.h.tMt hut hn . i ":" ' """ " -" "" '""' .""?-"' ."''. i "iu'- uw.vw gnmoie; ine ..... - , ny 10 uicciiun.cai laiiurrs, suoma- supporimg me insieao oi oeain. never had such supporting evl- rin, nrt -lr ....... anH U;lH u.,i,.l . er. uuier arawoucK.s, ne salfl. were dence inr iriai was ouirigni snii'drw .......... n.. ,u- .. , , L-h. Eleven of the It accused men qurnt rc(ucilni. ,nd qUriionable were Jews. They were accused of , ,oimv lo p,r,orm ,rrrUvrlv in fi?nn.',VmLW h, ,ewp IS kr",h .", I "i:,e windswept, shallow and en the United States. Perhsps the ac , cos(,d Nor.h g,.; .. cused men were persuaded to eon- A. . n,P.nwhll, under threats of violence , nt,.rM "Nsv.i Av.niim. N-a." all Jews In Ciechoslo-1 declared the aircrall earner is essential to control of Ihe sea Tallyho, The Train! CHUR8TON FERRERS, Eng If A passenger ttain pulled up Iur an unscheduled stop, near here yes- Uiotigh both land and carrier based t"day to let a Bare that over live film al triumph of world communism. Therefoie. Instead of publicly condemning the regime which he ,... i,,.i. .hin n,. .nn.n'.i. earnestly thoug.it was ruining com- : 0( An,lc,n communlsus? They munlsm he would publicly con- mu,, rcal, from ,hfw fx.n.ples demn himself for the sake of the ; Inilt the ille of communist lead party and his hope that maybe tT i ln more atnen when his ii uuiu sw vui in ine ma. planes are needed to wage war successfully. i The Navy mncalnr said land I ba.srs are larye lixed targets wniie' carriers are smaller and elusive.! It added that carriers can conccn-j tratc inor pl.nes over any nsvrl There Is an Interesting- oucstion . . ...U. I which can't be - answered: Do:.M.rcd shorc b.,. Kellv said Loosbrrak's analysis stronijly suggests the nce.l for "reevalualion of the earner task force as a lull-fledged weapons '221 21 '"k" -i' Kel'v. vice president of W.,t sued European rabbit cross the trarks. Right behind came the hounds, and then 11 riders from this neck of South Devon. Once the chase had passed, the Usui went on Its way. The hare got away. Hword and the Rose." made in kngland. l.4-"The Prairie Story." a feature-length study of the Ameri can prairie; ."Tin Lady and Ihe Tramp." cartoon feature: "Koo Roy.'' another English-made live actioner. 1C44 "Sleeping Beauty." car toon feature: "M.ono Leagues Un der the Bea," the Jules Verne ad venture yarn. Die "Hiawatha." cartoon feature. K'ftiutr naiKi In ai-a. 1 tl Ytl MIMir run tt Itw lilrt .rSSt (.! .4 ( (JtUi n4t miRr 9)1 mi If H kvlll. thU ! srwlutial lk'th.tk m$UfUm f tlfWUasI tttftt ) arkMf isflk. 4. Mlll ua4arS la ! Ufldilfj, f ttt lttf itlsil II !. Mlr rBl fr ctaiatiaki ttm ' Tit Utalr raUNlal fiaai M .iitra Hb tmtk Louis H Mann Piano Co. It. Ilk H.mm..4 o,f There are probably other less ern Europe, than when It Isn't idealistic but more practical ex- as here. THE DOCTOR SAYS By DR. E. P. JORDAN, M.D. A letter received some weeks ago serves as such an excellent introduction to the subject of virus pneumonia that it shall be quoted at some length. "When I came down with virus pneumonia." writes Mrs. T., "1 had been over the worst part of my cold for two weeks: then I started with a gradually rising temperature, and after a few hours I began to break out all around my lips with fever blisters. The same night my temperature went very high, and then I broke out into severe sweating and chills. "The next few days were the same. At the time we were broke and I didn't hsve money for a doc tor, snd not knowing w-hm &-a wrong I let It go for four days. But after I started coughing up blood I made up tnv mind that money or no money, I better find out what was wrong with me. Now, after several months, I still have to be careful and not strain too mf ". and I feel tired all the time. The letter quoted brings up sev- I eral Important things about virus. or atypical pneumonia. This dis ease, like most colds and Influenza. Is caused by a virus, which is a tiny living organism too small to see uncer the microscope. As In Mrs. Oi case. It often starts like an ordinary cold with cough, run ning eyes and note, and perhaps some fever which may not be no ticed at first. Neglect is a dangerous thing, and Mrs. T. is lucky that the eilects were not even worse. Certainly sinci uea rest irom tne beginning is most desirable, and this Is par- hi. many -rue since treatment with drugs Is of somewhat questionable value, though one of the relatives of penicillin aureomycln has oeen ciaimea by aome to tie useful. One of the most annoying things about virus pneumonia is the fact that complete recovery takes so long. It is true that very few vic tims of the disease die from It but an X-ray fnm 0( the lungs taken week, aner the fn(J of ,he ,cu,e illness will often show some change still present. Ancient Israeli Skull Found Br T. R. Ll'RIK (the upper level he found a court. JERUSALEM :fi A human yard surrounded bv chambers with kull about 8.500 years old and a good deal of pottery lyDlcal il'wimM.i ... ,v.t,.t a-, mis.si!es. He said better ones were em Air Lines. Los Angeles, said In h's article that the Boxer's launching of - pi I o tl es s planes proved nctning t'ut naun i been proved before." He atldrd: "They were public relations ml, sions pure and simple and expen sive ones, at that." A Navy spokesman said 8rpt la that the Hellcat robots w-re only ine remains of a necklace made , the Early and Mir.dle Bronre of small sea shells have been found j Ages. The Neolithic fireplace was at Sha'ar Hagolan In the Jordan found five feet deeper, surrounded Valley bv Israel Exploration So-1 bv the bones of gazelle-like ani ciety excavators under the direc-1 ma Is. tlon of Dr. Moshe Stekelu of the several hundred small sharp. Heb University. ,pomll flint, were found In one Shaar Hagolan is a collective . spot. This large concentration of sett lemem .kibbutx. on the bank, 1 ,hlch tTt ne,lhPrrU;r'ro .nV l"mu R'v near the hd, or small boring instruments, point where 6ria and Jordan - indicate a sneclalltation m .kill being developed. meet on Israel's eastern frontier. It was here two years ago that i . " uncovere' 'he re-1 other such tools. ilia. in vi m niuiii: KC llilimc -lllll.il One family would have used only tew Hint spears, arrows and m "We Specialize In RADIATOR O CLEANING O RECORING O REPAIRING Hew leaf lies It tits liace yau'e ORVAL SMITH w '' olit mttm imptc- Our Radiator Specialist tea? 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