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PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Monday, March 21, 1060 AIR FORCE LAYOFF WASHINGTON! (UPI) Th Air Force Air Material Com. mand plans lo lay off 2.377 civi ban employes, most of them by the end of April, at six bases. The command, which has head, quarters at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, will cut its employment rosier lo 310,. (hki. ihe Air Force announced Fri day They'll Do It Every Time . By Jimmy Hatlo M RS.LOKGSMAMKS IS SLIGHTLY TALLER Sa-SO WHAT? SHE BUYS FLAT-HEELED SHOES, BUT AT THE BEAUTY PARLOR SHE GETS AN "UPSWEEP'llKE THE EIFFEL TWER .' THAN HUBBY. WHEN BUYING SHOES SHE SAYSAND WE QUOTE FRANK JENKINS Edilor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE Cily Edilor MAURICE MILLER Circulalion Mgr Ph. TO 4-4752 Subscription Rales CARRIER I MONTH t 1.50 MONTHS J 9 00 I YEAR $18 00 MAIL Knlcrwfcas second class matter at the post oflice at Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 20. 19.T6, under act ol Congress. March 8. 179 SERVICES: ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Vrvln Southern Oregon And Nanhcrn California 1 MONTH t MONTHS . I YEAR ...O 9 WCV NO-NO HIGH HEELS-V-' K, s fKj7 ER-IM A LITTLE ssr- r-sS' TALLER THAN MY HUS- I I t i, - ? B4ND-I LIKE SOMETHING ) I IisMJ J-g" VTT S IN FLAT TO MAKE US IS. I 3 2SS 4?t'ilil I'rrc AUl By FLORENCE JENKINS II strikes us as prclly insidious Tln IJgliiVr SUlt' By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (L'Pli-A friend of mine in the baby doctoring the way various governmental ha- game nearly startled me out ol rraus li'V to educate" the pco pie. Comr.s mm a release relating to two new "liee" pamphlets Irom the Small Business Administra tion's Portland office. One of them, "Are You Really Scrvicc-.Minvled" (number 52 in the Small Business Administration's Jlarkelers Aid series) was pre pared by someone by the name of Einar Johnson, a (lepuly regional director of the oil ice in Chicago. Apparently both arc directed at retail merchants. "The leallet discusses the willing ness to serve; service as an alti tilde of mind; fulfillment of a need; suggested types of service; limita tions; merchandise and know-how In addition, case histories arc giv en were service was, and was not, used." according to the release. The oilier is number 53 in the sc rics and is entitled "Is Your Staff Service-Minded?" This is just going a lew step: farther than the Department of Agriculture and some ol the oth er lederal bureau have gone in ollcring free pamphlets on how to make a shirt, how to can beets and probably how lo house-break the new puppy which the federal government has tried to foist on helpless Star Route and rural box- holders for more than a genera tmn. Just why .should we pay the sal aries of additional bureau staffers Who want lo write a book? If there wasn't so much useless writing done, probably we wouldn't have lo pay the salaries of so many deputy directors ol this and that around the country. Isn't it time we demand of our Congressmen and Legislators that this wasteful expansion of so called services be stopped com pletely? IMMnriiinuiPul By JOHN M. IfKVIITOWEn WASHINGTON (API The United Stales may propose lo its allies and the Soviet Union that disarmament be given lop priority in negotiations at the May Hi sum mit conference in Paris. Officials considering this possi bility believe the result might be to take some of the heat off the dispute with the Soviet Union over West Berlin and to concentrate attention on the one subject which oilers the possibility of important asreemcnt. A priority lor disarmament was discussed by top U.S. leaders with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer during his visit last week. It was further pointed up by the new Soviet conditional acceptance of a U.S. proposal lor a limited rather than total trealy ban on test explosions of nuclear weap ons. Tho Soviets made their offer Saturday. U.S. olficiais are skep tical ahou! their purpose but nolo they now have narrowed the gap between their own and the West ern position on a nuclear lest trealy. If they are acting in good lailh ofliciais said, it might be possi ble lo work out most of the prob lems involved in agreement on a treaty in time for final decisions at the summit. If the Soviets are not acting in good faith if they arc simply maneuvering lor immediate ad vantage by splitting the United States and Britain U.S. leaders hone to find this out well m ad vance of the .summit. Before a U.S. stand can he taken. Eisenhower may have to decide among other things whelh er the nation's .security makes it vital lo resume underground test ing of nuclear weapons next fall Some atomic and military of fields say such tests are needed The possibility of an East-West agreement on a ban ol the testing of nuclear weapons is now the brightest among disarmament is sues, but at the moment it is far from a probability. So far as the Berlin dispute goes, however, there is prcsenih no prospect of agreement what ever at the summit conlerencc. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush chev has said thai sooner or later he is determined to force the United Slates. Britain and France to pull out of West Berlin, lie has threatened if necessary lo make a separate peace treaty with East Germany in an attempt to achieve that end. The Western powers have re peatedly asserted they will not he forced out and last week Eisen hower gave Adenauer new assur ances on this point. my rompers the other night by sayiiut a lew kind words about television 1 was startled because nearly all the comments 1 have heard of read about TV shows recently have been critical. Much of it was directed at the steady stream ol shool-em-ups and whodunits Bow ing Irom the liny screen. There seems to be a strong body of opinion which holds that the cowboys and the private eyes are corrupting our young by glo rilying violence. For all I know, these critics may be rifilit. I am not trying to pick a quarrel with them in quoting my pediatrician friend or to hold out his words as the gos pel. I take the position that as long as little minds arc occupied with western gun duels, little hands aren't going to be out stripping cars or little feet running through Ihe room where daddy is trying to read the paper. Much to my surprise, when I made my teclings known lo the medico who staunches runny noses around my house, he didn't threaten lo have me arrested, or even lilt an eyebrow. As a mailer ol lad. he said a certain amount of exposure to televised violence probably is good for the juvenile race. This was so abrupt a departure from what I presumed to he Ihe con ventional outlook, I urged Ihe good doctor lo elaborate on his own lime, of course, As I understand his thesis, the average child, deep down in his pure little heart, is nursing a grudge against his old man. Sup pose your sibling is engaged in some innocent pursuit, such as using your favorite pipe as a launching pad for soap bubbles You naturally tell him lo knock it off and get to bed. Junior's immediate instinct is to pounce upon dear old dad and commit mayhem. This he reali7.es is impractical, you being bigger than he is and very likely strong er. Besides that, patricide is il legal in most slates. Unable to use you as an outlet for his hostility, the child be comes Irustraled. Frustrations can lead lo big trouble and this is where television comes in. Seeing all those outlaws being gunned down by Ihe marshal pro vides him a means of releasing penl-up emotions. Subconsciously, he is aiming the slugs at you-knnw-who. This all sounds logical lo me but perhaps I should add a quali fying sentence. The pediatrician I quote is a bachelor who never watches television himself. tical sources are predicting a cabinet shakcup. Primary result would be lo increase the dulics of Vice President and Premier Chen Cheng to prepare the way for the day lie may eventually lake over from the aging Chiang. II also is believed a possibility that Syngman Hhcc, 84-year-old president of the Republic of Korea, might slep aside lor his heir-apparcnl, Vice President-elect Lee Ki-Poong. Lee has been hand- picked by Ithee and would be ex pected to go down the line for Ithee's program. The U. S. Philippines negolia lions for a new air treaty may develop into another nolablc squabble. The Philippines can celed the old treaty as one - sided earlier this year and think they have everything to gain and noth ing to lose by being tough. They igiuc they have the United Slates over a barrel particularly Pan American Airways whose fran chise lo operate in the Philippines expires soon. This week two international con ferences get down lo lough bar- aining in Geneva, Switzerland. But at least in the case of the 10-nation disarmament conference no firm results arc expected soon. Predictions are that it will take a year, and possibly years, before Ihe disarmament conferees can reach any sort of conclusion. The other meeting is the nil-nation law of the sea conlerencc which, among other things, involves im portant fishing rights. Foreign i By PHIL NEWSO.M UPI Foreign Edilor From Ihe foreign editors note book; West German Socialists are nnl happy with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's proposal Ihal Berlin ers he allowed lo vote lo decide their own future whether to go over to the East German Com munists or retain (heir links with Ihe West. However, the Socialists still have nnl decided whether to go on record -formally opposing it. Meanwhile, there is no doubl about the Communist altitude. They oppose il because the vote certainly would go lo Ihe West. Adenauer's personal prestige at home already has been consider ably enhanced by his U. S. visit. Willi Nationalist Chinese Presi dent Chiang Kai-shek's return to oldce a foregone conclusion, poli- lloman Wives By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) Things a columnist might never know if he didn't open his mail: Wives in ancient Rome had an interesting way of reforming a hoozing husband. When wine had dulled him, they slipped live eels into his drink. The 1 HiO census is expected lo show that 62 per cent of Ameri can families now own their homes, more than at any other time i our history. As every mother knows, a hoy baby uses from two lo five more diapers a day than a girl baby Preparedness pays. In tiny Switzerland, which hasn't had a war in more than 150 years, ev ery able-bodied man serves peri ndically In the National Militia over a 40-year span, from the age of 20 to Ml. As a result of this lifelong training, no other army its size has as many sharpshoot ers. Our quotable notables: "Honest statesmanship," Abraham Lincoln once observed drily, "is the wise employment of individual mean ness (or the public good. You think this has been a lougli winter? During the winter of liiflH-07 a world record lotal of R(M inches of snow fell at Tamarack Calif. The good old days! In 1!I47 a poll of ex-GIs showed the average price they paid for a new suit was $37. There's nothing more American ban ham and eggs. But they also were popular foods with Ihe Egyp tians back in 1500 B. C. Leap-year tip to the ladies: Tell your lavorilc bachelor he can help save your life by marrying you. Statistics prove Ihal wives divorcees, and widows all have lower death rates than women who never wed. England has its beatniks, loo But over there they are known as weirdies." Great thoughts by great minds; "There may he some things bet ter than sex." said W. C. Fields And some Ihings may he worse But there is nothing exactly like it." Longevity: A lobster, if it can avoid hot water, lives about 50 years. Worst pun of the week: Kath ryn Murray tells ol the young girl who went lo her f list dance and suffered Irom stag fright. Ever wonder where the term "two bits" came from? It stems from the lime when a Spanish coin, Ihe real, circulated widely in the New World. The coin had eight notches. When it was chopped into quarters, each part was worth two bits. Do you shrink from work? Sure you do. The average man shrink: about three quarters of an inch every day between breakfast and sundown. SHORT RIBS By Frank O'Neal A VJU eClHj I I ITS MUCH TO? WlMBY WHV, T? MS 10 RV TA VT KITE ? WU MI&HT K CARRIED AvW! &E5-I HADN'T I I -X VHs Mail IIiiU Eligibility requirements and rates of payment under Ihe new pension system effective July 1 WHO, are explained in the revised Veterans Administration pamphlet "Federal Bcnelits for Veterans and Dependents," now on sale at the U.S. Government Print ing Office in Washington, DC. the VA announced recently. The booklet, also called VA Pact Sheet IS-1, lists all major henefits available lo U.S. veterans, explains the nature of the henefits eligibility requirements, and tells where eligible veterans and their dependents may apply for the benefits. A single copy may be purchased from the printing oflice for 15 cents. A discount may be secured for quantity purchases. Question of the week: Q. I hear people talking about the "equalization clause" in the new pension system. Just what does this mean? I am the widow of a Korea veteran and will soon he eligible for pension under this new law. A. T h e phrase "equaliza tion clause" refers to the fact that eligibility requirements based on war service of a veteran become alike or equal for widows and chil dren of World Wars 1 and II and Ihe Korean conflict on or alter July 1, WHO. It will no longer he necessary for you to establish thai your husband had a service- connected disability at the time of his death, as it was formerly. Th Alumnae By United Press Internationa! Today is Monday. March 21, Ihe Slsl day of the year, with 285 more in WHO. The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning stars are Venus Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. On this day in history: In 1B85. German composer, mu sician and organist Johann Sebas tian Bach was born. In 171)0. Thomas Jefferson he- came Ihe first Secretary of State, in the cabinet of George Washington. In 1!M. Ihe United Nations moved into temporary headquar ters at Hunter College in New York City. A thought for today: Early American statesman Thomas Jef ferson said: "When angry count 10 before you speak: if very an gry, a hundred." United Press International WASHINGTON - E. R. Qucsa- da. administrator of Ihe Federal Aviation Agency, in a telegram to Lockheed, manufacturer of ihe Elcctra turbo-prop airliners: The Tell City Und.l crash now appears to be sufficiently similar lo a previous accident of the same type aircraft last Septem ber near Bulfalo. Tex., lo justily operating restrictions pending fur ther investigation." SAN FRANCISCO - San Fran cisco lity lollege coed Sandy Cherniss. 41-2H-37. reporting fail ure alter a shopping tour to com- ply with the dean's demand that she wear loose clothing to hide her figure; Loose like what? Like a tent?" CONAKRY. Guinea - President Sekou Tome explaining why he welcomes Communist Chinese to Guinea: The qualities of serious work and perseverance of the Chinese will he an example lo ficht against our laziness, our indo lence and our lack of foresight." HAVANA Statement repeat ed several limes on a television broadcast by Ernesto iChe Cue- ara. leftist economic czar of Cuba: "Cabas great friend is Soviet Russia." Dems Support Brown Stand SACRAMENTO H'Pli - Cali- :orma Democrats have lirmly backed Gov. Edmund G. Blown on his stand on two of his most controversial issues narcotics and the death penally. The California Democratic Council Sunday repealed the earl ier action of the Stale Democratic Central Committee in giving its unanimous approval to Brown's decision against calling a special session of the Legislature on nar cotics. The council congratulated Brown lor refusing lo give in lo requests for "panic button" law.- on narcotics that "salve the pub lie conscience but don't solve the problem." It also praised Brown for his 'outstanding message lo Ihe Leg islature on abolishment of the Icath penally." It urged parly leaders to continue lo work to ward the abolishment of capital punishment. Drive-In Robbed The Parkmore Drive In. 4054 South Sixth Street, reported theft of $H3 lo stale police sometime early Saturday morning. Police aid Ihe money had been hidden. and Ihal nothing else was laken. Entry was made through a back window inadvertently loll unlocked. PLANE LANDS S.UKI.V KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPli A Delia Airlines DC-4 carrying 71 persons from Detroit lo Tampa. Fla., made an cmereenev l.mrf. here Friday because pilot J. Hurley said he heard an "ex plosion" in Ihe nose wheel after akcoff. Mechanics found the noise was caused by a sheer pin break- The central committee earlier in the weekend meeting had added its praise for Ihe governor's in lenlion to veto any tax-cutting measures passed during the Leg islature's current budget session. Meanwhile. Brown got in a few words of praise for his fellow par ty members. "Here in Ihe vice president's Richard M. Nixon's! own state, he is disclosed lo be trailing two of the leading Democratic candi dates by substantial margins and to be losing ground to others." 1IKI.E.VSK FISHERMEN TOKYO (CPU Japanese fish ermen now detained in the Re public of Korea will he released at Ihe end of the month. South Korean Ambassador Yiu Tai Ha said Friday night. Yiu said 167 fishermen in Pusan who have completed sentences imposed for violating the so-called "Mice fish ery line" would be sent home. Save with State Farm's low insurance rales for careful drwers See me. WM. N. GOEN 631 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-3262 Klamoth Falls, Oregon STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE mUHNCf COMPM Horn Otlict. Bloom in ft on, Wwmm at Democratic Brown said breaklasl. "I think we are leading the! way not only because we know I Mr. Nixon so well, hut because! of the kind of record you have helped us write in Sacramenlo," Ihe governor said. 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