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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1954 $eral& ancles FRANK JENKINS BILL JENKINS Editor Managing Editor Entered aa secouo clan matter at u.e pou olfice it Klamath FalU Ore . on August 'so. I90ii. under ci ol Cor.eress. March (. H79 MEMBtB OF THE ASSUCMTF.D PRI.S8 The Assocuteo Press m entitled exclusively lo Ui U5 lor publication of all local news pruned in this newspaper as well as ail AP newi Sl'RSCKII'lION BATES MAIL BY CAKKll.lt I Month $ 1 35 1 Month t 1 35 Months 6 50 ( Months I 1 10 1 Year all GO 1 Year SIS20 BILLBOARD By Bll.l JKNKINS Bringing the spirit of Cnriiimas to town (t among other l:uis cou ple of (lays ago were Bid Gurac.:, the Quartz Mountain wneel. and Francis Lyncu, a trapper ar.ti present resident ot hill's moiui.ain hideout. Or a it hideaway? What the two weie nciu;iliy :.i town for wat lo bring a loi.d o big sugar pme cones ciewn lur aale and for distribution to u-.e various lionets shops and ouiei j. tact B'll at Gorsch's Grotto on Highway t. To dale fourteen bears (all be - longing to Walt Lowe and peace-j :uliy iluinb?rir. aw.;v in a ois J trailer at V3ysade. Acres), five , hciir.es and u bobcj. fci.e ex pressed approval. All the bears except otiL- are hber'iauurf. which . may negate the Jtc. 'itiv uue wiio U not, hii.aiiU.p Is howling. His name Ls Mohtwk. j If this thir.c: ever erows mto ; any luerary c!iort it coulu perhaps b entitled 'Howls from Nitnom Theyli Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Tjhear drastic JJws . TELL IT HE WROTE TO RE 15 STAy Hi YOuH LswO.t i to him 4vd xxiii. SwivaSf7 Y r mb ft: AW ttmm r. fcw--LgJLg aj ' jwwB aiaaawa FELL4SCOT Wv ' WT-fciMiii i SSEKSSEI CS4MPED UP, 1 u i i ii So THE BUSHES MOiEATWlS ? ttuA00HD Reds Expected To Request Stiff Price For Prisoners UNITED NATIONS. K. Y. I 2 H will protest to the secretary j Diplomats speculated today uut general thai the Americana maintaining uav wjc labeled -nest ol spies on " Red China's Chou fcn-lai may sei a still price lor release ol 11 nn iprisoueo. American airmen wneu lie receive U. N. Secretary Geu- eral Dag Hammarskjoid in Pei- pin- Tj Red Chinese Premier indi cated in hi absent yesterday that he considers the case of ine a!r- Nationr.lM suonghold ol Formosa and will warn ihst the Reds will no. consider releasing uie airrn un'il such activities cease. Cadet Posts dOnen With Air Academy WASHINGTON W The Air Fs.cc. which asked 6.000 n?mina- . . ., ;..ic..H IT M men c I o s e c. But delegates iirmea na wucr v. acquainted with Peking's line ot personnel. reasoning predicted CUou wouid as a neuirai moiu. j....- sei dovtn l toras lacks alier lini imar-ijoiu would naioi-": m - insisting his government w as in me position to 0 a r g a l n. oeicj, .cs right and bringing up some com- pointed out. but lie could reiay plaints agauist Uie United States, jback Chou's demandv Hammaiskjold asited lor the V. N. onservers saw uirte i. 3. Having thus set the stage ne . on, Irom shicn lo select 300 tig. will probably consent lo hear Haia-1 d(nt5 (or ti new academy, has marskjold's pica on beball ol me IeceiVed only 1.634 to date. Congress niemoers. wno nae two rrore montlw in which to nam. inate their selections, gave m num. her ol reason.': lor tne oelay incluains: a desire to near Irora all applicants who want to be considered Tne Air Academy s nrst class Is talts Dec. 10 alter the General sible deals the Red Chinese might ; to report ncxl July at Lowry Air While here U-.cy no doubt pau.d Mhaw; 3.1!. neiru: pioteclive color.'-' Ucn lor the season consisting of a red tic. tan shirt, blue pants and a Kreen tweed coat, wished one long enough to lota a", uie j:i. liglic and tne otiier wiiitcis oi Kiamalh's Christmas wouocrund. But, as usual, no tup lo the city would be compliie loi Ik mi.ess 3r,a ,n a .vrriv Christmas. he could come dowu wuii an idea. Morry Christmas lo you, loo. And tills time lie c.une up wuti a gjn dilly. beems Uie pair aie stariitig . . a movement to have Va:.iu,su)ii s A uev c!u0 lus DL,fn di covered. crypt moved Irom Uie historic Mt. xi,c American Society Of Spotters : ALONG NATURE'S TRAIL by KEN McLEOD The Doctor Says Assembly voter! 47-5 o condemn :offer: Red China's imprisonment ol Uie I. A'jrce to release the airmen airmen as soies. The Assembly 'in exc'iauge for 35 Chinese stu- called on the secretary general to dents held in Uie United Staws intercede for their release. Oppo- since the Chinese Communists Isition votes were cast by Uie So- moved into the Korean War. Iv.si. bloc. 2. Oiler to free Uie men if the Hammarskjold received Cnou's Americans unfreeze more than 100 'reply Uie ame day the Assembly million dollars in Chinese assets wound up Its ninth session, reject-! blocked in the United Stales when 'ins Communist attacks on U. S. the Chinese Recte entered the Ko- policy in the Far East. rean War. , As the session ended the main 3. Consent to talk business if the spetlijh; w.-.s focu ed on Pcipin'! U:i.ed States would osree not to he:e Kainr.iarsitjolrt Is espcied oppa-s Pi-lt?'s lijr.ijrds or a Force Bass near Denver, Colo., for air trailing comparable to that niven potential Army and Navy rlficers at West Point and Annapo is. respectively. A deadline of Feb. U has been set for the nominations, most of which are allotted to senators and representatives. Each may nomi nate 10. Other nominations may come Irom other sources. Including the President and vice-president. Also allotted nominations are Ihe territories of Hawaii rrrt Ab-t.-.. the Delict of Co'umbn. f; P.j: ma Canal Zone and Puerto By EDWIN r. JORDAN, M.D. As far as we know, today. Co-.tler. and U,e people few there' ."hJ? "uJTTL ta c'ro1 China' to EO shonlv after Chrfclmas. Din- U. N. seat lom-ts believe Chou win seek to The 35 Chinese students have. Rico. guide the talks along the follow, been detained under a presidential Air Force oiiiciais. wno lur ing ceneral lines: emergency proclamation because Inislied tne fisures on request, de. 1. He will try to Impress ou Hani- they had acquired certain skills in t'lined to comment. However, last marskiold that his rpslm is rnm. !rh t'nifed states which would be February when the nominating helpful to the Communists. Vernon soot to a sue in Bur ts,:" . "r. k.-V i.u. T;. nappy reia.ion;n;p wur. meir aoap- Defense Officials Reveal US Military Manpower Plan other sice there are lmanls or six months ol active training to be secondary phase of mobilization, chilaren who have bcin depr.ved foUowed by up to 9 U years of re- Men who served five years on ac- of birds. Tat great discoverers " , lL- .l , srre dUl w"h"e niaintaining re- live duty would, on discharge, go were named aftrr hirris lh rj.i J iu.pjmi Dirm. oea.n OI par- sgrvg training, thev would not be into th selpelivelv rnllnhle r. urocedure was being considered by Congress, officials stressed the need for the maximum numter of nominations. They said that to qualify Sot the academy, a man must be excep tionally fit both mentally and phys. ically. They said they expected many of the nominees to be dis qualified when the final testing C,ev ZJ1:Z,Z '.".r," i ' Amenc. and so perhaps we, bother with them. nowever. eiuier ,ne cWldren IP rraviT t.o: in a ?;ory con- can accord nim tne line oi uie me oiiiy umus ma. lasc-uaira cr jv,. roun'es who hivo ndftn-erf make the pilgrmiige to that Amcr- cerning the recent Great Northern ;irst -bird-watcher." H o w e v e r,! theie early sealsrers were the ; wlIh ajiZJ, lean siirine more easily tnan cou'd peisonn-l shift. Spotting being, mere mav have been others be- birds. Toere were birds large and te ' b.--l,V. not .noul!h rar, ,nd oe arranged with Uie rre-cnt long done by my wiiC- F'.oreixe. fore h:m for we know know thtt small, bright and dun. birds tha: ; uioUEhi was taken in inakin the lick, la the fa.-! ci.. u... . -. t.i.. .4.. -an - a k r k . ; cue uuw iii.- id.u ui.it sj3 lihjuriincu cic muuuiv uie 111 ma uibi :ui iricu, adnnt nn m ih first 1.... . ... ... .....i.-j " . . , .u-. .u. aaopuoa in .ne ursi piace. , WASHlvr.Tnv JP Th ru. l.pntion fnr (u.-n vars n the serv- wwt www una wuuin oe uiuuui uie . . isa uukiuicu ui iq aare uir lUiw: usruous jjuiuc uvi.cia tuai tm-jtrj ic cinw , r-w ti . t. , , . , . . vTn.n f ihn about has not yet been decocd. -vpoiiiapic:.! erorrs and is entitlod across the western ocean. These ! in silent majesty. Feathered crea-! b. J1.C Z Ke Parlmem laay unveiled, ice callable reserve and for two , It was decided at l.r,t to drain to sell the editors- atteentlon to men. however, were tyoical "f ree-! turcs U-.ere were in endless splen-1 "S buI do .1 lL T m""a,ry , manpowr Pram. .additional years in the "selective-; ,snhr"e'"d "'.''i' Big Swamp and biitii,- the water -same at any our of the day n.erprisers" and did Uttle boast- dor and tney became ever more 1 ? 'nf b"lelrd0 " Ou the ked te" " youngster :ly callable reserve"-the reserves : and ' j ri v i i,i V 1.;. ..-, , . .u.,. .i.v. onrirf,it ih fnh.r ivi. Dj x ' ot 1,1611 0T1J- " the under 19 volunteer each year for who would not be called until the . their final physical exams, the re. was abandoned following a lime We a!l no;v ke;p a sharp eve did Columbus who was out sailing : slaps sailed. The New World was siuuy. uues. plana call lor lorma- peel"! on iris r?r:-t :n oruer lo arouna on a governmental e .prose i u - u.ic iujiuik; t( normal family life by reason uuu ui a corporation. Anyone wisn- r.ave u o.etiE na;.a noin me account, lug to Join the movement can con- distaff side. ! Gunnbioin, suhs of which have not been an ; novneed. I CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS Norwegian who "c "r"" . . . "c ";eats. or perhaps ecoinmic disss- " "if; T". plied the north Atlantic at the be-i'' ww pus example.. tpr When properiy piannedi there.a To qualify for nomination a man serve trainine. thev would not be imn thu ivipntivi-iv rsilnhip r. must 0e a citizen, oetween n and serve, acores." woica me? "hawes. Brazil, to be sure, was named after brazil wood, or "pau bra sil," a heavy wood rich in red By l)KB ADD1SOM cinnins of the tenth century, told his countrymen that he had sight ed islands to west of Iceland un known before to any seasman. Tn-n anaratinnt 1atr ITrir th . . , ", I dvpituff. hut it nirtnam all Well. yes. we do have to com- to una uunnojorn s - REPRINTED withou'. commenl ment - lsianos. Eric returned irom rot-land Iu the Gulf of St Law other than the suggestion oi That's why we like to luten to th'ee years' voyage with tne news;'" n, e., ' ,-A,Z pushing this under tie nose of the KUHS a cappella choir and ! he had discovered land, which . " ,4.', ycur teenagerl from Editor & the other music d e p r t m e n t named Greenland, or Green- lhe o,.ux . hiS 1 Publisher magailne o( December ! groups. There's nothing mediocre:1- This name was intended 10 i 1&nds" , .vJia J," i.v. himself rmipt. In Ihp nw fnnnil ' me t I . (v BCC UU1 . .- r. " , . ,, The Portuguese for the Azores if J fo, ,aop,ion may be ' a splendid 1 The plan, to be suomitted to the 3- He could, subject to quotas 22, of goon moral character, un married, and able to pass the stringent mental and physical ex cms. 11: Jcnkin Lloyd Jor.es, editor of the Tulsa tOkla.) Ti'bune. told1 ! there. It's whv vouna'ns in the hand of Andv 1 land. Loney and the other music teach-1 An important colony grew out of No I extinct Great Auks thai once nest ed in that region. 800 high school journalists in Den-. ers on his staff, for training in this beginning: Eric and his son.! ",. I , . ' , , . ton. Tex., Dec. 3 -hat if they do Uie.se musical groups. While any Lief, founded a real state in , ed with the bird We not "read weir they will never ordinarily bright youngster can Greenland, with two towns, six-, .ifntrtheir om i of ' ""I by" in most student active teen churches, and Wieen thou- "J' ZJ?!? L Norwegian were im- found Cxplor- Speaking at an annual three-day convention-clinic on the campus of 7exas State College for Women, he said: "In this wonderful printing and electronic ace, we are surfeited with mediocracy mediocre mu sic, mediocre wntms. mediocre speech. It is a tram-dy that with m much opportunity to enjoy the line.l thai human emus has ever produced we stand shower baths of hokum ni-r tn th nmhiomc nf hth "ew congress in January, aims all1" uy me rreaiaem, enier a re- . r . n,.iJ. . in; icat-t. unit Hli-antn, nn IKa iinrlar-. BliiS. raere are tour questions con- i" ",r ."""" - nr. man l3 nominated y. nected with adoption which seem ;"': by 19at). This would include sianaing mat oeiore reaenmg 19 . ,0M1Det. aeainst the other to come up more frequently thn three million in organized, trained he would be called to active duty t "nipew ainstine other any others The firs! and most ' forces, subject to first call in j for at least 24 months. The total j '.ZaJST important comes from couples who event of a general mobilization, military obligation for those wh Jy lhe Air Farce Academy Ad- wisn .o aoopt a cm:a ana ra: nm. nr,, - " missions Board after the exemlna. tu kiw now lo go lutiia ooing so. uuu-uam resrue puoi. uu.ca. obn uiu . ut i 1-u.. .1 u t- ... .. IH. nlan -itl h. , navti,.lapl.. 1 HOnS. Auis siiuuiu uc ino.c uian jus:i under the plan: n i..ui..ij a spur-of-the-moment decision: I i. The draft would continue as oy ,he Alr Force ,nd e Navy, adopting a child is not a relation- :at presenr". wltn Air Force requiring a ship which should be entered into! 2 The National Guard would fur-yei,r active duty obligation. ughUy. The physical cc.idition both COntinue without change ;Tbs Pentagon officials said that of the prospecuve adopted child 3 Ay me six-inontiis trainees lhe Navy Planned to take in about tnd of the adopting couple should !wo-jid SCne ti'eir reserve duty in S0-000 men annually under this IT a-. '' the National Guard, Army or Ma- birds. It was Uie chronicles een cnurcnes. ana luteen tnou-i.-,rn a.j . .v.i . F ties. It requires an eftort for ab- ..nil waim. I.ief Fr.rson is .1-0 ; '"I .!' "'" "''' natural parents solute perleciion lo make the ', jaid t0 have sailed to America, grade :n them. perhaps to Rhode Island. Nothing That's why we like the compe- Clime of the discovery, however, lition of the athletic (cams. The ; ihoush Greenland settlements last- requirements Uiere it! for abso-,,,, for (lve hundred vcars. A reiru- wioiuaii oLfcS'"""'J vii"- ri f-nr- lmii Ion of the couple and the chill's . N H , p, gram, volunteer for the six months much about the occurrence of match-d as closelv ss nossihle wouy rely on omer programs lor -"- "'5" s'"' . wv';1 v. . matca.a as Closely as poslDte. , . of military obh?at on Instincr fnr Failure to do these things is re- 1 10 years (six months training plus 9 1 , years in the reserves! and Columbus, however, that speke ol j sponsible for many ol "the sad Asst. liecreury of Defense Car- . .. ...v, ...u acoptlon cases on Hie Wlln Wei : " e ' " ' , excent in limp nf war or natino'il way to land. Alter he left the ! far. aeencies ;is manpower and personnel, out- ecePt in time 01 war or nauon.11 nun ciiv jf muuiq nut uu Htuvc lute precision in executing plv, 1 r MTVtet spng up be-imos. irm en.ries in hi w" I k..!. ?.g . 'ii. T."" iconlerence .wltn Secretary of De- jr as a member of the regular tween Greenland and Eurooe. The h- iii inn th. . v . . . fr. w.unn iorces. nd complete teamwork bv the piaers. ' Greenlanders sent furs and KV j i-,an. n avail iH t V V U , --j ? ; ported fooaLulls across the sea AMU.e 1 -u a. . , "'c uitr -cir uiiauic iv in c HOCKS Ql DlTd.S COmmtT rom the i shove the n rl r, 'm hurting and fishing and the : north and making for the south- u. i.r.H vnn lonm.ii.i. !' .i.- j -'3nn 15 100 oarren lor larming ..... ..... ihtm heart. Duriri? the get acquainted wiUi the stars. ' i if, hv we rebel at the sooor- orJrai5mf '"'estock. Toward the , nighl of , October U9.'. thirty days to develop a taste "or the best of f:C of the Inendlv nJ se of 3nv '"f oi ,the ,"lnth 7n,ur" ' levicg the Canary Islands, literature. "It will aad Immensely radio nro J .n .f ?. .nrt. fotony. for all practical purposes. :. scaa ,..s detected in tn vnnr nhiitiw tn nitn th rn- .u . .v. i . aa eitner oeen aoanaonea or died io jour aonny 10 maae me moM less shower bath of hokum coming oi your lairnvs. mo-st ol the time n TV Autos Clog Paris Streets PARIS im With 700.000 automo. tiles clogging up 710 miles of Paru streets, City Council Chairman Ber nard Lafay has proposed a 193-rrjillion-dollar program of street improvements. keystone of the plan Is some thing d?ar to the American tra,'- to bypass the narrow, fancied 'As he sailed west into the un-, cl h a p p y and unsatisfactory fcnse Wilson. Youths takinr this rhoire -o.,!H 1 thoroughfares which jam the city's m-1 known, his men grew sullen and ' adoptions. The chance, of making Secretary Wilson said the buildup ' " fHk",gnfh c " 'd i center. ea. ihreatenma. At this mini time . Jl,...,. . .... nf th. rrv inm win mat. o Pid 30 a month while under- . ...... I.... 1 . i sunauic mtia oi i. aaopiuiv - -- nin ,h. ,, mnnth milii.n unI! proposea roaa wouia give parents and of the ar-opted child possioie to maintain tne reguiar !L ' ". id . " "' 1 motorists a north-south express- are greatly improved when rell- iorces ti men uiai m impose . hn."nt .ki. ...i.:. ... k .K i..ct h,t-rin th. m.i,o.l veterans oeneins. ire consulted'and involved' even economy and still provide for mil- .Xol"1hs who l"ild,.10 k,eep "p though the wait tnav be longer Iturv strength as it may be need- ''h thelr r.ese"e duties after the . .. .... . .: siv months training wnuiH h tiahlp Another kind of question is that ed." the air. A flisbi of birds had given! which comes from Ws. W.. who The plan wouid operate for only " immediate drafting to com notice that land was the o'finc. ..,,. .n if v. . hr f. ... Plete at least 14 months of active 'The road to literary great-1 You can exercise the power n! rtss." he concluded, "lieth not choice and discrimination 'm all ; things. throuch a Mickey spillar.e.' I Defense industry and the na- TELLING THE EDITOR THANKS loak. On anothrr trip they We would like lo lake this op -j the pmecone willow gall. pu(iuiut iu inmiiv cur nianv friends and neighbors for all they have done for us since the loss of cur beloved husband and lather. Words cannot expie, our thanks to each and every one ol you. We know not what we would have cone, had it no: been for eur many onderful friends. We would like especially to than the three prievtp. Ear', ;- fellow em ployes at Klamaih Auenc . ih Chiloqum community. Mt. Carmel Aitar Society and ail of the in dividual for their beautiful floral and spiritual o.'tcnns and their generous help. found One of the best (rails for Lesin ners at calhly rai-mp tfcr wiUowiwig gall. Its swellm?? are to be found common.v on willow s throughout Cal:forn:c. Children who are "lea mint? to read a tra'.l side like a benk" deheht in irourr- It was therefore the southlanders "Toda la nocne oycron pa?ar pa- husband, who fire 41 ard 44vears Both WiUon and Burgess o reaped tee fame of dcov-, iaros.' Columbus wrote in his lo ftM rrcuveW at too n'ri tn a.- tK- tccit. t r.vi.- rr.r: th? New World. Al'.houeh the ail n.eht we heard birds fl- adopt an infant. This quesuon Is the plan within "four years because. Uon"s ools also would be able discovery of treat continents had in? over." Tne-e are the firit mCst difficult to nv.er since it thev said, new weapons and tech- 10 uke youths who had completed not actually been foreseen, the words ever written about animal; involves the health aad economic mrues of the atomic age may bv itheir "-months training under the f-nding of the Americas w?s by I life of the New World. Coiumbu.- conditions as well as other char- thea demand new training metii. M-0-year military liability plan, no means a mere accident but the, turned his course in the direction ac;eristics of the couple. ods. ' Burgess described the scheme as icgicai result o: two nundrea years tne biros were ilyme and in due Assuminir that Mr. ard Mrs. w ih thontrht ic that a "mandatory military reserve youngsters could be ." wuia. for the reserve? n'ifhrtii lntirfriTitT .-ith th rirn ft aiiead franklv as to how they wiU or enll5tments. feel about it in 10 or la years, Wlth m operation, and w-hether they oehe-.e they will' reaching age 17 then be able and w-illutg to cone vo ch01s k ;o w-.Ui the problems of adole.-cence. e KoM d0 tbout to mjU. eoucation and the lue. Another common question i?i b ,"7 iisiicai reuii oi mo nunarea years i uie Diras were imne ana in due Assuming that Mr. ard Mrs. W. Burgess said thi of study and gradual advancement I tmte re?ched the Bahamas, he are phvsic&llv, emotionally and 100'oOQ youni in knowledge. "Ever since the was in the midst of the fall mi- economically ab!e to aaopt an In- trained each year middle of i!ie fourteenth century." I gration of birds. fant. thev should probably look . mterflrms t nr.ques or Gand.a. a mo dern Ki.--p.-uu-American historian, t - -the ro.-i obscure navigator might; rOriTIGrS AtlCnCl ai anv momeni nave aiscoverea Amencu Still, i n. a difficult business, lone voyares into the unknown i Unique Sde Milk Licenses Not Required way. He also wants two circular highways one inside Uie city and one around it to keep traffic away from the busiest section. Lafny also has ideas about park ing and pedestrians. His plan calls lor underground garages, especial ly under the famed Champs Elys ces, to receive thousands of cars. Underground passageways would be prov.ded for walkers In such central points as the Arch ot Triumph. Police Prelect Andre Dubois predicts that if some solution Isn't found, "traffic wll lbecome Im possible In two years." Hall Says Ike Will Run In '56 OYSTER BAY. N.Y. (.fs-Leonard PORTALES. N M. Farmers hiking on such explorations, when , l0k no; oniv courage but SALEM LP Grocery stores i don't have to get licenses to sell W. Hall, Republican national chair- Ke could wait for possible milk any more, Uie State Agricul. iman, "llatly" predicts that Presi de galls are four.d. each or.- rath, deal of rronev as well. On this "riaies Saturday, cleaning up the be told that he or she is adapted "'""' " " " .. :. , . " , rem. .lis vi a suiau mountain OI ers nis sunn v A fw nr. n.n.i account the New World wis to show ihe tiiiv ciub.. whirn live rpened uo bv stales. Ti. lir.-t roasted gram in a unique fire sale. ui their storm-proof hoj.-es. Others , discoveries were a disappouitmenl Thursday a gram elevator owxeo ere taken home to be placed in 'both to romantically and cold - u c- Roberts, Tevico, causht comiron lutnbler;. such as are minded people ahke. By the be- 'lTt' 11 collapsed, spilling its con used tor pre.en tr.z le'lv 4 tvt .if 1 einmne of the fourteenth renturv .tents. h:ca began smoulderuij. netting i;ed evrr tr.e ton o! each Genoese-Soaiush or Portuguese in : Roberts put a fire-saie ad m the plishcd. We are more than cia'.e.'ul to ill Sh---- .another version navigators had rortales DaUy News Friaay. try- i of you and may Goii bless each Then comes te con-petition be- reaciled lt,e Canaries, the Azores mg to unload the remains of the i.a rfn' one ih jtni. tween uie chuan-n as lo whose ..uiijii, uut me..e Auaniic ni."iw.i i.u.:u oi uamam Mm. Mora Kenslrr gallflies will huh f.m cv' ) islands seemed to have so little grain, mostly matze. in a hill 1M TOKYO W and children : things excite more vividly their i 10 "cr ,tlat ,or 'onR timf noleet lone and 0 feet high. house Friday n:ght approved the: imagination. Toward sprinr the in-' onr Xtlti 10 seMt xhem- The ! Farmers were loading it on ; Japan-Burma peace treaty ar.d its CiALLFLV : lerent iwnmn im..,. fauna was much the same as th- trucks to haul home for ca-.tle i irrummmuu World War n repa- ii. "" " roi- one nnaiiy conis forth. Uien an- Mo.l of thaw who have studied " acme ) auu u .,. . . eircuon in JVM. this" ouesuon seem to have decided an additional six years into the! This type of license was Issued Hall, speaking last night before defirutelv that a child should be "service callable reserve" the re- by Uie Milk Marketing Office in the Oyster Bay Township Repub- told as soon as he or she can tin- serves subject to first call in event PorUand. This office was abolished 'lican Committee, said: der;tand it and that if this is pro- of emergency. by repeal of milk control at the "I can tell you now that Elsen- perlv done real gooo is accom- I. He could volunteer for three general election. hower will be the Republican can- years service in uie Army or uie i ." miMuuicut ui nKucuiiure aioate lor president in 19oo, in my - Marine Corps or tor a four-year said that several stores have sent opinion." enlistment In the Navy or Air in money to get the milk sale 11- Asked later about his statement, TREATY Force. A four-year enlistment censes, and the dcparUnent has no Hall added: Japan's lower ,otW. oa discharge, leave an ot- authority to accept it. , "You can say it flatly." icc gunny gaus. ir.e wruer once other, and another. Some are re had a nature study class ol orphans I leased. 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