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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1960)
PACE TWO HFSAI.n AA'D NEWS. Klamnth Falls, fire. Monday, Jftirrtr 21. MATCH ROYAL NAMES, FACES AND COUNTRIES 1"'.' ' H"" '"Wl . Write mi proper letter and number . -. '.Hpr' Portrait Country . " v" y J I 2. Omm Eliiabtth II .. 'f 5.fnnci From Jonph " . I ' . Y2 Idols' Duchfii ChorlolU ,'S' 1 Tj VR 7. PihKt Sainir III .... A Vi.' ; C- $. Quttn Juliana Lv'-Vi- fj'' lO.King Custav VI Adolf , ChltfS I V4' & Aniwtfi art ot nd nl iliry ll .f ' I tM ,1 ..'J S Captain Tells Of Sub Scare WASHINGTON UII Navy Capt. Ray M. Pills, the American ho knows most ahoul .rgcn tina's submarine scare, thinks there actually was a foreign sub marine prowling around in that country's Golto Nuevn. Tilts told United Press Interna tional, however, he did not have the faintest idea where I he sub marine came from, why it was there, or w'.ial il could have hoped to accomplish. The Navy captain described his Impressions in an interview afler reluming to iiie Pentagon Irom Argentina, lie headed an ill-fated. 13-man U.S. expcdilinn sent to help the Argentines in the suhnia rine hunt. Funeral MARKOS Funeral services tor Steven Mar- kos, BO. who died in this city March 17, will be held in O'llair'.s Memorial Chapel Tuesday, March 22, at 10 a.m.. the Itev. Robert Groves olliciating. Iniernient will he made in Klamath Memorial Park. IIOtVKRTON Funeral services tor Betty La Vean llowcrton will take place from Ibe chapel of Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home on Tuesday March 22. 10, at II a.m., Ihe Rev. L. A. Lawrence of the As scmbly of God (Tiilelakoi official ing. Concluding services in Klam- alh Memorial Park. Tne University of Del roil is re Miming to Ihe Michigan Slale football schedule in l!WO for Ihe first time In 26 years. S?&Sm IWOW PLAYING! EM ESSE? fwtwa ,t 1:10 4 lt:0S Fnlura at 7:M t Doon Oh i i M. NEVER SEE umiKi r,:ono:i fictuiie i YOUH LIFE DONNA ANDERSON Oaa To-Jt. :4S Htm T: 10 . t IT TAKES Two TO TINGLE AT "Tlie Tingler" So see it uith Someone, from whom. , you have. " no sec rets f ( YOU vJOrtiz dare look at it . THT ULTIMATE IN EXCITEMENT IS COMING ! Census Form Being Mailed WASHINGTON (AP)-The post man gives a lilt lo the census laker this week, delivering ad vancc questionnaires for Ihe liKK) census lo every occupied dwelling in the land. Sixty million copies of Ihe four- page form have been delivered to 35.000 post offices. The Census Bureau is paying the I'ost Olfice Department about 2 cenls to han dle each piece, a total of $1,200, 0(H). The forms arc to go into Ihe mail next Friday and Saturday. Kvery household should get a copy by next Monday. Each postman will get a slack of the (inad- dressed forms, enough lo leave one at every dwelling on his ruulc. Kadi family is lo fill out the form belorc Ihe arrival of Ihe census laker. The census begins April 1, and will continue through Ibe month. Most families will be visited during Ihe first two weeks of April. The census laker will copy on forms of his own the information given on the advance lorm. tne idea behind Ihe advance question naire is to give everyone lime lo ponder the questions and provide accurate inlurmalion. Some post oflices jumped the gun and delivered Ibe forms last week. This was a mistake hut cen sus olticials say no damage was dune. On the first page of Ihe form is a message from Census Direc tor Robert W. Burgess asking co operation wilh Ihe census. Bur gess also points out that Ihe in lormalion collected is kept conii- denlial by law and "cannot he used for purposes of taxation, in- vesligalion or regulation." The next Iwo pages ask ahoul all residems of the dwelling plus anyone who s(aed overnight on Thursday. March .11. The ques lions: name. relation.sbip to head of household, sex. race month and year of birth, and marital status. Pace four asks about housing facilities. There are question. about kitchen equipment, water siipply. Hush loilcts. hath tubs and showers. Kach householder also is asked lo alue Ins dwelling, if he owns it. or otherwise list his month ly rcnl. A kwan is a unit of measure ment in Japan, lis American en,ui alonl is a 2(57.1 pounds. Klamatn Fill. Ortfoit Srvim Smitttam Oregon and Nortrttin California PuttHnhrd daily exofpt Saturday by Southern Oregon Pu hi lining Companj Main at Knplanadp Phone li vedo 4-SU1 FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Man acini Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Fdttor Entered ai art'ond clan matter at tha pott office at Klamam Fall Oregon, on Auguit JO 1. under art of Congress, MarcM I. l(ITf Second-claaa pottage paid at Klamatn Fallt. Oregon, and al additional malltnp office. SUBSCRIPTION RAVES Carrier 1 Month a to 8 Monthi ., ,. ,, t 1 00 1 Year . - - lift fat Mail in Advance 1 Montr .. . S t !W 6 Month I I VI 1 Year SIS no Carrier and Dealer Wek day copy . ,. , se Sunday copy . ioe UNITED PRrTSS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PUTS. AUDI'! BUREAU OF C1RCLLA HUN Suhacrihen not receiving delivery if their Herald and New, plea phone TUxedo 4-BIH tefrtr 7 PM Aftar T PM, phrne Maurlre Millar Cir culation Manager at rUxede 4-4731 How Much Do You KnoW Abolit Europe Royalty? By NORMA CALIIN AP Newsfeatures Writer Birth of a royal baby ... be trothal of a royal princess , . . crowning of a royal head. . , . In a world tuned to the threat of nuclear war, Ihcse are matters (hat retain the flauir of bygone days and bring glamor to hum drum modern times. Kuropean royalty has had lis ebb and flow of popularity over the years. Bui any doubts as to public interest in monarchy were dispelled by the general rejoicing at ihe recent betrothal of Great Britain's Princess Margaret and the birth of a second son to her older sister, Queen Klizabclh. Kurope's seven reigning mon- archs and their families may not always receive whole-hearted ap proval of Wieir aclivites. But Ihey arc accustomed as are Ihe rulers of Ihe Continent's Iwo liny prin cipalities and oir grand duchy lo Ihe constant scrutiny of a man- and-woman-in-the-strect who are highly responsive to royal doings. Who are these monarchs? Their laces, countries and names arc :hown on the accompanying illus tration. How many can you match up properly? The answers will be given at the end of (his story. Giving yourself fie points for each correctly lillcd-in blank, you have a spec tacular knowledge of royally if you score 90 to 100. you're very su perior if you score in ihe cos, superior in Ihe 70s, very good in the 60s, good in the 50s. lair in he tils and belter bone up on roy ally if your score is lower than that. To smooth your path, here are thumbnail sketches of each of Ihe crowned heads: Baudoin I, 29-year-old bachelor king, is one ruler who benclitcd al home Irom a popular reception abroad. His subjects were delight ed lasl year when their solemn monarch, nicknamed Baudoin the Silent, danced wilh Hollywood lars on a t'.S. lour and olher- wisc let his royal hair down. Ban- "DENNIS THE MENACE" doin became king in 1951 following Ihe postwar abdication of his fa ther, Leopold 111. Queen Klizahetk II is Ihe ruler most familiar to Americans. The eldest daughter of King George VI succeeded to her throne eight years ago. She is the great grcat granddaugliier of Queen Victoria. Heir to the crown is her first born, 11-year-old Prince Charles. Krcderik IX, 61, became king 13 years ago on the death nl his lather, King Christian X. The 6-loot-3 monarch is an excellent yachtsman and amateur musician who occasionally conducts public symphony concerts. He anil his wile, Queen Ingrid, 'will visit Ihe United States in October. They have three daughters. King Paul 1 ascended his Ihronc in 1:H7 after the death of his brother. George II. He is an out door cnlhusiasl and during war time exile, worked as a factory hand lor Vickers in England. He and Queen Krederika have two daughters and a son, 20-year-old Crown Prince Constantino. Franz Joseph 11 was crowned reigning prince of a tiny heredita ry monarchy of 65 square miles in 1933. The country is virtually taxless because of tees paid by international corporations with iieadquarters there. The 74-year-old Grand Duchess Charlotte commemorated Kurope's ongest reign a year ago on Ihe 40th anniversary of her accession as ruler of a grand duchy. Heir to the throne is Prince Jean, 39. There are also another son and four daughters in the royal family. Prince Rainier III succeeded his grandfather Prince Louis II as ruler of an independent principali ty in 1949. Hainicr is married lo former American movie star Grace Kelly. Their children arc 3-year- old Princess Caroline and the heir apparent, 2-ycar-old Prince Albert. Queen Juliana. 51, became sov- N0W1 &U MEAN PIGHTyWWV?' EXPERT FORMICA WORK HOME MART 2030 So. 6th TU 2-5885 M-cign In 1948 follnw in? Ihe abdica ion of her mother, Queen Wil iclmina. In 1956 there were ru- noi s of friction between the Queen and her consort, Prince Bernhard, over the alleged influence of a woman fa'lh healer whom t h e queen subsequently dismissed Queen Juliana shuns pomp and iias sent her four daughters lo pro gressive schools. Olav V became king in 1957 on the death of his father, Haakon VII, and is Ihe most recently crowned of Kurope's monarchs. Known for his informal ways, the sportsman ruler, 57, is an out standing athlete and won a gold medal for yachting in the '192K Olympics. Heir to the throne is Crown Prince Harold. 23. Gustav VI Adolf was 67 when he became king in 1950 the oldest to assume a Kuropean throne. His father, tennis playing Gustav V, had ruled 43 years and died at 92, Kurope's oldest reigning monarch. Gustav is an amateur archeologist and sports enthusiast. His daugh ter is Queen Ingrid of Denmark. Here are Ihe answers: 1. King Baudoin of Belgium i C-n ' : ... 2. Queen Elizabeth of England J-l : 3. King Frederik IX of Denmark 'G-4: 4. King Paul I of Greece H-10' : 5. Prince Franz Joseph II of Liehtenstein U-8; 6. Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg (A-7; 7. Prince Rainier III of Mona co (F-9i; 8. Queen Juliana of The .Nether lands iK-fii: 9. King Olav V of Norway (D-2: j 10. King Gustav VI Adolf of Swe den i B-3i. Korea Mulls Unification SKOl'L, Korea (AP) Vies President-elect Lee Ki-ponng said Saturday South Koreans are deter mined to unite Korea again, even if they have to use force against the Communist North. 'We would rather die by march ing north than live this way." tha (3-vear-old Lee told newsmen. "L'nificalion by force is not an ideal goal at all," he admitted, "but the present divided situation so miserable that lo escape from our misery, we think of uni- ication by force." Lee. hand-picked running male of President Syngman Khee on (he Liberal ticket, swamped his Democratic opponent, incumbent Vice President John -M. Chang, in Tuesday's violence-spattered elec tion. Ithee, unopposed as a result nl ihe death of Democratic presi- dential candidate Chough Pyong ok, was swept into a fourth term. Chang claimed the Liberals con lucted a terror campaign against his supporters and rigged the balloting. ; best A beef ripservee. the t J L Vp-p' finest spaghetti CANfilANf IMPORTED ' J I rZZW cSchenleu f t h-H? --v. o s CANADIAN WHISKY L0m N yN jfjj Vi 1 Bn5 M" This is OtEC The oldest, finest imported Canadian whisky you can buy. Aged 8 years. 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In winter, especially, you'll appre ciate the safety and dependability the train alone provides. From Klamath Falls to San Francisco $M60 ONE WAY oniiunTDiP IN CHAIR CAR SEATS RESERVED SEAT INCLUDED TAX EXTRA Southern Pacific W. S. McBride Phone TU 2-4469
