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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1953)
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE Italian Bread Great For Teeth nv ALTON t. BLAKESLEE .Related Prei Science Writer wFW YORK Wl EBiing tough Jl like Italian ad was rec ommended Tuesday to cut down '0lh.dideay'that tough foods help bv giving teeth and gums exer :L has been advanced before. Talks Papers GILCHRIST Newspapers and ihe part they play in the Amer. ran way of life was the topic dis I russed by the juniors anu seniors f . their English class at OHS Lee Fletcher gave a bnet history 0I the newspaper in America. Mike 3 loumallsm. Jane Brader, Judy rk ana ...... ... . ..-.rihutlons of some outstanding JJnerican Journalists. Caiclyn Web- Tribune and called attention to the sections of the paper which the ,tudents had seen being composed in the movie Aieea w AituuucB. Wallv Cory led the discussion on the important pun iitwaHupeib nlav in our lives today and the cracy. Watchers Of Watchmen Get Dfasln First HONG KONG W) Maybe they nhoulii have nad waicnmen 10 watch the watchmen who niching the watchmen. The Brmsn Army nirea LJnwieae mnrds to watch over some tar- nonnns in a vuniuuuuu. v wich signed two privates John Hend erson 20, oi nun." ucimm, mm peter Downs, 19, of Glasgow, Scot land to waicn me waicnmen. The privates sent the Chinese off on a fake errand. When the Chi returned. 27 tarpaulins were gone. One of the Chinese spotted . truck leaving the compound- Tracing of the truck led to the conviction of the two privates In mnrt Tuesday. They were sen tenced to six months at hard labor. Hunter Shows Woman There's tearsln Woods SQUAW linariA vniiiw.. j (Hunter W. S. Lloyd swears it happened. t , , A WOJT1H" wnifccu h terdav in the woods, he said, and sited: . . . . bear, but there aren't any around I nere. are mcic; Suddenly a piece of redwood ..i.. J. v.. .mtiinrl T.mvn bark leu 10 we j looked up and fired. A aP . . . . - i..MnJ nut. tf tnft TTM and dropped as u w",ou Hadn't Counted His Monev Lately ... nliAs tnrlaV hftfi 111 custody a man "y -V rV steal a 125 lopcuat ment store although he hap: sn,- 4 m casnin ponce saia wiw - v txpressea suipu - much he had In his wall , saytag he thoueht mere was "u" v,---J!i ...r as "I hadn't count ed it for some time. His lanaiaay wuu y.- ---- - duced his $4 weekly rent a quarter alter he pieaoeo Pvw. tenced to three years in prison r airo as a common and notorious iniei. r Vandenberg Absent Until Oct. 23 r,.A is vanriRnbere has been summoned to preside in Port- I . ... , u ..tl Dr,t. una on the circuit oeuvu ' L ii. .ntima tt r District Iui uie iiichh"i&, - -Judge James Alger Fee is holding rnri,.l rnurt In t.hd ClfCUlt COUrt I room in Klamath County Court House. I whBn v,a ratnrnc frnm Portland. Judge Vandenberg Is expected to rule in the case of Dawn Starr, klntmmii ntcrht clutt aancer, charged with Issuing a bogus rhor.lr M!c Starr tc fllleffed tO have given the check to a Klam ath Falls barber in payment im shaving her legs. filPri B Hnmnrror tn thfi indictment gainst Miss Starr, claiming it did nnt ctota a nrimo anil WM aciCK live in other respects. The Judge wai me matter unaer auviaeuic". I Youth Knifes Chief's Tires BERNALILLO. N. M. Eight een-year-old Steve Trujillo aimed his razor-sharp homemade knite at the wrong set of automobile tires, on the wrong car. He is now serving a 2a-aay jau sentence on charges of ctrunaen- Iness, possession of a deadly weap on and destruction of private prop- ertv. The tires were the nrivate prop- y of Euloglo Silva, Bernalillo ponce chief. But Tuesdav a nhvmninn .i dentin reported experimental evl- aence mat chewing makes teeth more chemically resistant to decay. The story 1 given bv Dr. H w Newman, physician, and Dr. men. oias ai Baivo In an exhibit at two- aay ceremonies maricmg the 25tn anniversary of Columb a Univer. slty-Presbyterlan Medical Center. Monkeys were forced hv mircrfirv to chew foods only on one side ol their mouths. Tests using radio- awvi unospnorus snowea a creak cr turn-over or pnospnorus in the teem wnicn did the work. This coum mean uetter chemical make up to resist decay in exercised teetn. Their exhibit savs some of th world's worst fed people have the nest teem, wnne many people get ting: vitamins and balnnrpit riioic have decay. Toothbrushes have only limited usefulness in prevent ing aecay, nereaity has little ef fect, while fluorides in di-itikino- wicr may oe neipiui, tney added iney tneorize that tetth. lilts muscles, need exercico tn aimM uccomuig weac. NEW PREMIER COLOMBO. Cevlon Ifl Ceylon' Ih'w prime minister Sir John Ko telawela held on to his old post as "ansport minister and took over I me defense and foreign ministries I n tne new cabinet he named Tues- I lay. Sir John succeeds Douglas I wnanavake. who resinned I Prime minister unnrinv because iu neaitn. Egypt Has First Hanging CAIRO. EffVDt tn TCtrvnf Time. day hanged the first of its citi7.rrR convicted in the current series of tnais or persons charged with treason and plotting with a foreicrn power to undermine the Egyptian smie. The condemned man was Mah moud Sabry Aly, formerly em ployed by the British armed forces. The revolutionary court hod found him guilty of spying for for eign interests during' and before 1952, and of arresting and tourtur ing Egyptian patriots "to extract confessions harmful to the coun try's safety." The foreign power was never identified publicly. ' LI THE THAI WEICH-A iturdy baby If weighed In the United Nations International Children'! Fund headquarter! ot the Chienrmal health project In Thailand, In background is poster illustrating proper food and feeding times. U.S., Greece Sign Base Pact WASHINGTON UPi Rep. Hess (R-Ohlo) said Tuesday on his re turn from a trip to Europe that agreement between this govern ment and Spain for U. S, naval and air bases in Uiat country "may well mark Communism's last for ward movement." Hess, calling the agreement "one of the most Important steps in the forging of our defense set up," made no mention of a new agree ment signed Monday with Greece. Presumably his statement was prepared in advance of the an nouncement of that pact. The United States and Greece signed at Athens an agreement which authorizes the Americans to use an undisclosed number of Greek air and naval bases. The State Department said "small numbers" of U. S. personnel will oe sent to Greece, This agreement is similar to others which this country has signed with various North Atlantic 1 COBIIOltt rrttt far Ttrr said Coroplato lint of muelcal Instruments fcyU morgan 10.1ft Main four baldwln deal Treaty Organization (NATO) mem bers. Spain Is not a NATO mem ber. W.Wayne Martin ARMSTRONG - PABCO LINOLEUM - Colon ond Patterns ' for all rooms GUARANTEED to PLEASE Terms to your needs 1945 South 6th Street Phone 8370 U. S.-Jap Alaska Company Brews TOKYO UP) A five-msn group headed by Junichiro Kobayashi, president of the Alaska Pulp Co Ltd. of Tokyo, will leave Nov. 4 for Sitka, Alaska, to male prepa rations for establishing a U. S. Japan corporation there, Kyodo News Agency said Tuesday. The Alaska Pulp Co., was estab lished here several months ago to develop the forest resources in Alaska. Two members of the group will also fly tp Washington, D.C, to negotiate for the corporation whicn will be financed by both Japanese and American investors with tne U.S. government. The corporation reportedly will be financed 80 per cent by Jap anese and the rest by Americans. Dr. R. T. Lindley OPTOMETRIST 510 Med.-Dent. Bldg. Ph. 42' 5 Eye Examination Visual Training Thousands ask us why 'Its the Water The first olympia beer was brewed and marketed in Olympia, Washington in 1896, and met with instant favor. It became so popular, in fact, that . the Olympia Brewing Company established three other . breweries in three other localities along the Pacific Coast, , installing the same equipment, using the same methods of brewing, identically the same ingredients and the best water supply available in each city. To our great disappointment, we were forced to recognize that without the one essential waterfront our famous subterranean wells ye could not duplicate in these other localities the constant purity of taste the delicate flavor and aroma of the ''original Olympia Beer brewed at Olympia. Therefore, in 1933, when we resumed the brewing of Olympia Beer, we decided to confine our operations to the one location at the site of our artesian wells, confident in the knowledge that "It's the Water" that makes Olympia Beer so different and so good. Try it yourself and enjoy Olympia's . rare flavor and light, refreshing good taste. ftilllA. ? : :: if B,E'!EEV' ' I I'" PEMEY'SJ SkeP orm tonight! Visitors always welcome between 9:30 and 4:30 every day. Olympia Brewing Company Olympia, Washington, U. S. A. Tia4t Mk ha. U. I. . OH. ELEVATOR f "i i JS J Pf'J.l Wl a il W ,4 JMK ': FLOORS shop for winter BEDDING TOD A Y! 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