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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1959)
V G ?) 0 0 0 0 HERM.n AND NKWS. KM Sophomore Takes First In Democracy. Essay Test In the 13th annual hroadcast'an American citizen, lo sneak out icriptwntins contest, 'The Voice (or my country: therefore 1 p r o of Democracy" leadership p r o-jclaim (or the hole world to hear, (ram, Martha Pierson. a sopho-' 1 speak (or democracy, and democ more at Klamath I'nion High racy speaks (or all of us here in America. Our democratic form ot govern Iment is perhaps the most cher isned in the world, (or it provides ft . ' I I ' . freedom; freedom of thought and i freedom of speech. I'pon these God given rights, our country was char tered; upon this foundation a mag nificent structure, has been built. No imperfect materials entered into this grand edifice,- no inexpe rienced workman framed its pon derous timbers. Our Revolutionary fathers cleared the ground and laid the foundation deep-down upon the living rock of human rights. They raised its walls broad and strong, and they bound its massive sides with ties of love and friendship. Tnen they inscribed the dome of ! I. v HAROLD G. JONES I Klamath Falls. Ore -f v- O Tursrlav, Pro I. 1f),n PAGE SEVEN MARTHA PIERSON Jones Attains Peak Rating Harold G. Jones, airport nianaq- Ike To Visif If Nations During 19-Day Journey; Trip Covers 22,370 Miles By Pllll. NKWSOM Ifull play to the noted Eisenhower t PI Foreign Kditnr j personality, and, as well, will be President Ki.-enhower goes to a lest of the Eisenhower stamina, the international grassroots next1 Besides the nation he will usit, Thursday on the most strenuous! Eisenhower also will makp an in-! good-will tour ever undertaken by; formal call at the Vatican to see an American president. Pope John XXI II . In Id days between Dec. 3 and! This will be on Sunday, Dec .1 Dec. 22. he will visit II nations, 'fi, and it is possible that in order talk with as many national lead- to aoid Sunday crowds, the ers and deliver in the neighbor- President may literally "drop in" hood of 20 speeches. Five of the ! to the Vatican gardens hv hcli- Ankaia With Pakistan a'ldMween rilain and Germany andlcontineni. ttfere is not total ajrn- Iran, Turkey is among the West's. Britain and France. Germany mis-'merit among any of the four is iu-m n.-iiu.s in me .uiuuir r.as, n muUU, trma,ri K(,,. lit relies neawiy on tne i inteii j Slates both for arms and tvonom tc aid. But there are no " '" -Go Home" si;ns here. Turkey is permitting installation ol I . s missile bases with an atnmi r tential. Alliens Greece and Turkey are the eastern anchors of the NATO line. P.oth would like a greater small-nation voice in NATO. Greece also relies heavily on I'. S. aid. Greece recently has patched up its quarrel with Tur key over the future of Cyprus. Tunis President Habib Hour guiba of Tunisia is a champion of independence for Algeria from France, but in viewpoint is one of the few Arab leaders who is franL-lv m-n.U pU.-M-n llr. nkn nations he will visit border the copier. The first helicopter to j ' i;,.,.... ! j in Vatican grounds did so Tun,sia has a maU bu, M ar in the last ear. ,i,.,i, i-n,,;.i ii.. nig irom noi 10 warm to cooi.i me sunject ot t lie audience.. On Doc. 18 hp reaches Paris I nlnrallv w ilt hp um-M nrim i pects Bntsh motitf-. toward Bcr-jto the date and purpose of um 1 1 n . and France sii-pects British ; mil mectinj wilh Russia no motives in Atrica. The British sus- propose lor the spring, poet Kith for their membership, Ike's mission will take the w in Ihe "Inner Six". which BriiSin dom of Solomon and the streiya fears may squeeze her out of the 'of Hercules. Iron Curtain. Ihe temperature of land their relations w ith the west rang-j only Madrid One of the most deli- peace. ..Tip nnrK.nf . r.ill nn the limp for a Western summit session. While the President's trip is Bntain am, ,,,., sli, havp not wilh Prime Minister Harold Mac.strictly of a good-will nature, hc,whov ,n,5ivi,n Kranco tor his miuan oi uruain and rresmenu cannot avow running into nrob- llia ct.l,.ll.n liilh ll,a lllln "Tl.ninr (ni I ho ttt nt CinnU,. I;l,l . j c. " ";, , ; . , i "l,"'"""" " csm-nucannoi avoi.i iiinnin; into proo-iAxis tics wjth ay an(1 Germany cimtu ai.un in .-inr-i im. u uiui i- nrt sue-unaiies oe iiauue oi r ranee, scai- iems as ne travels Ihe vast peri- n orld War II In other conn. iney. as we, senrnea tne petty " J ..i""a-!c-a ai nines wiin uic nig mice meier ranging irom .ew ueini to lrjrs 10 js condemned as a die- distinctions of race, creed, or hc-"on lo1" lhe ''a,inS of accredited r.lso will he Chancellor Konrad Ade-j Paris. ' lator But the V S need's Spanish liefs. The English. Irish German i airport manager, highest ratine at- r.auer of West Germany. It is: Here are some of Ihein in, 1 ...j ' ' "c I j l, ,K ,!, r! ,- . r- . .. OaSCS dIUI ridllCU I1VCUS I. .". French, and all the oilier nation- "i- .ivnumiun ui ( preliminary 10 a mg-rour suniiim tnumnnail School, won first place in compe t.linn Fifteen participants wrote aUlities comprising this country,!Amcntan A"'Port -Managers. The script and presented it orally. ;have always stood firmly together, announcement concluded three Martha will now compete wilh I shoulder to shoulder, retaliating 5 ei''s f elfort. tommunitv. region and state con- against all who challenge ouri Qnajifieations for the rating in testants and wilh national winners, rights in this land o( opportunity. "'ludcd four Phascs o( ,,lorl- cach The annual contest is sponsored i Through time, the.se people have,l';,,c"nnnK rxammations covering hv lhe atinnat Assneiaiinn nf - fmiffht . hied and even died toeoth- a" anSlps of a"Tort management , Broadcasters, Electronic Indus Jries Association and State Asso ciations of Broadcasters in cooper ation with the Velerans of Foreign Wars. Ruby Alloway, KUHS speech teacher. contest; lum for Ihe oppressed of every land where all are equal under the law and forever protected in is chairman of Ihe local, their inalienable rights and privi- Bob Bartlett, station Ka- leges. GO, is regional chairman. Martha! one of our forefathers' greatest Mr. and Mrs. William R. Pierson 237 Hillside. Second place went to Janice Fri derich and Bengy Guptil. Martha's script follows: I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY By Martha Pierson I port Executives nation-wide er that this nation might stand ,. forever. Their united wisdom and lhc'e ae at ',lescnl onl' three beneficence have made it an asv- a.m'odll(l T"'1. manaEcrs in uregon. tart snyder, director ot aeronautics lor the state, former Eugene airport manager: Olin Harrison, manager Portland Inter national Airport, and Jones ol Klamath tails. Washington state h-jc iiiDn a Mnn,n.,n n.l VriK ntShf lel"munitioni8in J" .he American people is the stalcs , ,he S, Dist'nc, at KV.1IS. She is the daughter of constitution. This greatest law of!h.. the land is the textbook of f.ee- The American Association of Air- (lom, ine nonn oi our union, inc shield of our defense, and the Br DIE 111 I1IC III IIICII. U, 11,11- ... , , , ,....,( ,.,111, stitution gives every man a n d, headquarters in El Paso, Texas woman the right to vote in our , pcrsnnav announcina Joncs. country's affairs, the only stipu-succcss F- ,.; ,ovt excclllive scc. lalion being that Ihcv must be a ,.,,.. hip u.,..,, I believe that it is my duty asjcUjn ot lhe vmted Stales. jyour ',plmv executive mem- I A" lh inhabitants of this coun- bc.s may , tt.clconle vou ,0 ,hc n.v iKive a liner in niu- k.m ui nun i. hiqhest professional standing al Without restriction, everyone has I , ainaljIe bv anv ajrport mana2 the right to impart his own ideas in this countrv Nnt nlany r hf to the law makers. j executive members of this associ- Ollr Constitution gives the aC-' ,inn rnmnaialivelv noaLrin- Paisley visitors over Thanksgiv- CUsed the right to a free trial. ual o 1 tiling thnif -,;rr.AHr.A -t Ing were Mr and Mrs Eugenea trial by 12 unprejudiced jurists. i,us lhe hard way-throush examin nisnan ano nonaio nisnart, lor-1 By our notional birthright, we mer Paisley residents. They spent, the generation of today are Ihe time with Mrs. Wisharfs parents, I heirs to a princely heritage, that Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Green. 0ne which our ancestors guarded so zealously. Diners Thanksgiving dinner was The I'nitcd Slates is a mognif served by Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 icent temple dedicated to the eter Wishart of Paisley to Mr. andjnal principles of liberty and equal Mrs. Bernard Murphy, Jhhn M. ity of all 'men. She is continually Murphy, John L. Murphy, Dan J growing as if to permeate the Nunan, all of Summer Lake, and clouds to reach eternal sunshine. Mitt MacCraney of Stockton. session with Russia expected lhe spring. The 22.370-mile in . ueini- inoian criticism ol n:,i,ai u s relaiions with V. S. world polices has lessened Molncco havc been on the up give Considerably since the beginning' ,..1()(. 5intp hc l-ni(cd Slatcs i of Ihe Red Chinese threat to ln-!aP,.r.a , niv ,, v,,.ra dian borders. India may be ex- k.t n,. n., ,, im. . ill iney. trip On The Record liillilLVJ Of- . .mi , . y w" -m i KJ KI.AM M H fAI.I.R IllKTIIS novs CrMBEBT Born lo Mr. and Mr Herman J. Gumbcrt .Ir , Nov pmber 129 in Klamath Vallry Hospital a hoy weichniR 7 lbs . 4 1 : o.s. HARD Born to Mr. and Mrs Lloyd A. Hard November 2R in Klaniaih Valley Hospital a hoy, weighing 3 lb-. 12 oi.s. HEMINCJKR Born to Mr and Mrs. Lvnn Heminner Novrmbrr J7 in Klam- nlb Villov Unimlal a hnv upiehmo b ihs . iva ors jshanistan LEE Born to Mr Hnhpitai a boy, weighing 7 lbs., ia I f or industry and agriculture 07S. r. iKl.fi ADAMS Bom to Mr and Mrs. -organization of persons connected j "s" .T""" ' "U """""'Iclliie. It is striving abridge a COOPLR Bnin m Mr and n.in nf eentiiries and is relvin" James Cooper Kovrmhrr 2 in Kluni- -aP 01 eeilllll ICS and IS rei ing ain vaiiry Hospnai a sin. wriniiinn I heavily on a ion million dollar hases peetod lo asK more t. s. aid. os-jminomv ,h,ouh 0,s o( income! pecially if it must devote more (rum lhe bascs s,,u js ,0 be meas of Us own resources to military ured all( mav hc discussed. j expenditures to meet the Red RnlllP it wants an equal Chinese threat. No ahatement in .,.. in vTO and is resentful1 Indian neutrality. j,hat u ofu,n is M oul ot bis n.u . . inniM.ni uiu- decisions. The country is pros perous and I irmly allied to Ihe West, despite its huge Communist Party. Italy also is permitting es tablishment of U. S. missile bases. Paris Kiscnhower's big job here will he to smooth out the Kabul- Of all Ihe nations on (inferences which still rankle be- the tour, Afghanistan is rated the the West's firmest friends. It feels itself threatened both hv Red China, and by Russia through Af-j It continues in des-i i Born In Mr. and Basin Briefs 3 Ihs . J', HENTHOnNE Mm. Clarence T. Hrnthnrne Nnvenv her 2ft in Klamalh Vallry Hospital girl, wrmhins 7 Iba., l.Va nz,v KlJlll.MAN Born In Mr. and Mis Kenneth Kuhlman Novrmher 27 ir Klamath Vallry Hospital a Rirl. weislv ing 6 lbs., R'j o?s in.v) Rfli siu r Boys: S4:i Girls: 4.TS ation and thesis. This is greatly J " ...... ......... i . . MJ.,,, ,q nn v me . ,u . .1 1 lHollivu .luniioy iiioi inn.' in vmtcii ine iiidiuit; ui I Russian loan lo do it. Russian ex perts are everywhere, though Af ghanistan is a professed neutral. Tehran Iran regards itself as lhe West's barrier lo Communism in this part of the world. II I wants heller jet airplanes and more modern arms. Also wants the U. S. lo become a full-fledged i,i-.i.iii.i.vic iii.n,ai.M jmcmher of CENTO, successor to BERLIN (ITP The Eastlthe Baghdad Pact German Communist Party paper Freedom in news- Halle com growing to be the marvel of all the nations of the earth. The Amer ican people are grand in govern ment, grand in prosperity, and grand in achievements. We (ear none in the whole world of nations. We stand alone on the foundation of our own ideals, those ideals of human liberty, the right to worship Summer Lake residents Mr. j God according to the dictates of From Lakeview Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart and their daughter. Mrs. Ray Cox, and Debbie Cox. all of Lakeview, visited friends and family members in Paisley recently. and Mrs. John Withers, returned recently from a business trip to Eugene, lasting several days. Lakeview Stanley L. Giersdorf, on of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest L. Giersdorf, Route 6, Lakeview, is scheduled to finish Navy recruit training at San Diego December 11. Vew Pine Creek Marine Pvt. Richard V. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verle E. Cook of New Pine Creek, is expected to finish com bat training at Camp Pendleton December 11. Dunsmuir Army Pvt. Dennis E. Leighton. son of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Leighlon of 401 Gill Avenue, Dunsmuir, is receiving! eight weeks of advanced training! at the Air Defense Training Cen ter, Fort Bliss. Texas. He was graduated last year from Duns muir High School. our conscience, and the doctrine that all men are created equal, and remain equal throughout their lives, independent of whether they become lawyers, doctors, miners, storekeepers, or what. Truly, all Americans are equal. Since America is so wonderful I say, Long Live America: re spected by mankind, beloved by all its sons and daughters. Long may it be the asylum of the oppressed of all lands. Long may it be the citadel of liberty. Long live the United Slates of America! filled wilh the true spirit of democracy, crowned by wisdom, blessed by mankind, and hovered over by the Guardian Angel nf Peace." deserve AAAE with full honor." Dinner Set By School HENLEY Parents and Patrons of Henley high and grade schools will sponsor a spaghetti dinner and entertainment in the multipurpose room and gymnasium of the high school on December 12. Dinner will be served from 5:30 lo 7:30 p.m. During dinner, a pack age booth, cake walk and musical entertainment is planned for the ym. Mrs. Paul Fairelo, ways and means committee, announced din ner prices as SI. 25 for adults, SO cents for children under 12, pre school children will be free. Students from Kingsley Field Air Base also attend school at Henley. The public is invited to the dinner. stoves are on sale in Bad Lauch staedt although the town has only electricity and no gas. It's Fun To Wash At Merit's SAVINGS PLANS? i ft Equitable' Living Insurance JOHN H. HOUSTON Since 1921 ' fef' 9'- cP . i (fei-: " .ii m in i- m" i tmtij&. in I i i iWim i il V M ' i 13 1 ' " i pi a " IfA v nil Ml y i in i'" 'TtP KIPvvL t FOR SALE I I I TllBJ'irUHII I I S I 7 MAIN 5 T f mm u mL j JAMIS 9. STILWIU ft CO. . . 20c '- . . 30c I r ' ...5c TWO LOCATIONS: ' 333 E. Main (Across from MiHt School) 4801 South 6th Next to Mac's Bakery !5- 'ft I1 1 1 ill" mu B ' I ' , 1 si iSOLD it C01H-0-MMIC k OPEN iMIVt m I tr Lots of Washen rPlenty Dryers! Hot Water Endlessly Free Parking, too! Regular Load Double Load . Fluff Dry The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls No cost or obligation Phone TU 2-0346 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC EYE SHUTTER Automatic 60-seconrl photography is here! With the new Polaroid electric eye shutter fitted on vour Land Camera and 3000 speed film in it there is: NO MORE EXPOSURE SETTING NO MORE FOCUSING AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT TO SUIT EVERY OUTDOOR LIGHT SITUATION FITS MOST MODEIjS. This amazing attach ment fits right on the front of any Land Camera marie since 1054 (except the Highlander and the Pathfinder). Once it is in place you dont have to do a thine hut point the camera and snap the shutter. Outdoor pictures were never easier to make and the exposure and focus are always perfect! With the new 3000 Speed Picture Roll and the electric eve shutter you will be taking the best outdoor pictures you ever saw in your life. Come in for demonstration today. I i w mm shop 706 MAIN and TOWN & COUNTRY SAVE $$$ AT MERIT'S COIN-0-MATIC MERCURY LOWERS 1960 PRICES MORE THAN ICC CQBAO In Gift Whiskey... FLEISCH MAH H'S is the BIG buy! 9 PROOF is why! " V J No "numbers game" this. We can actually sell you a brand-new Mercury Monterey 2-door Sedan for just $72 more than you'd pay for the belt of the new "low-price name" cars with comparable equipment including automatic transmission, heater-defroster and radio! $72 -that's all-and we'll put you in the best-built, best-looking, best-riding car on the road. Come on in today and see what we mean. O KLENDEO WHISKEY 90 PPOOF . GIN NEUTRAL SPIRIT T H E.F LEISCHMANN 0ISTIIUNQ CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY O O o o 9 o o '0
