MONDAY, MAKCH 12, 1958
PWE TWO
HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
McKay Will
Resign Post
WASHINGTON (UP) Interior
Secretary Douglas McKay said to
day he expect to resign before
Oregon's May 18 Republican prim
ary in which he will seek the COP
senatorial nomination.
As he worked to put the finish
ing touches on his Job as head of
the Interior Department. McKay
said "I will resign as soon as I
can." That should be long before
the June 1 tentative date he set
last Friday when he announced
lor the Senate, McKay said.
McKay's objective in entering
the Senate race Is to try to un
seat Sen. Wayne Morse D-Ore. )
'but, at the mcment, he has a prim-
aiy fight on his hands belore he
squares off against Morse.
The extent of this llpht may
Miiro on whether rhllip S. Hitch,
cock, a former state senator.
bowed out of the race today. He
had until 5 p.m. FST to do so.
But even If Hitchcock eliminated
himself from the race, McKay still
would have opposition in the prim
ary unless Elmer Deetz. a dairy
larmer. and Georue Allvatrr, a
Portland civil engineer, also de
clined to run. Deetz has said he
would not withdraw.
Lamar Tooze. a Portland atlor-1
ney. withdrew Friday after McKay
became a sui prise cand.date.
Dies
ASHEVILLfe, N.C. uVt Cliff
Greene, 411, who had been uncon
scious since lulling lrotn a scaf
fold four years end one month
aeo, died In the Veterans Admin
istration hospital at nearoy Swan
nanoa yesterday. For 1,490 days
he could neither speak nor move,
and couldn't even open his mouth
to eat. He wa3 fed thiough
stomach tube.
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"My trouble was lhat when I
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my eyes seem smaller and.. gave
my face a round look."
One day she decided to do some
thing about it. She started on a
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the first 10 days. Then horrors I
she could only eliminate a sin
gle pound in the next two weeks.
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she said, "me main element is
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you can't lose weight."
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and exercise. Besides skipping
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undergoes a two-hour dance ses
sion every day except Sunday.
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down fatty tissues and improves
musclo tone.
Mitzt Is now down to an elegant
114 pounds and never allows her
self to rise above 118.
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