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PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednpsdav. April R. I960 I CENT COMMISSION NO NEWS CONFERENCI NATIONAL CITY, Calif. fi -j WASHINGTON tUPI) - An UB Real estate man Larry Hoifman usually full schedule will prevent sold a house for $1, with a provi- President Eisenhower from hold sion that the buver agree to move ing his regular news conferenct il. Hoffman's commission was five today, the White House an- FRANK JENKINS Udilor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mur Ph. TU 4-4752 Subscription Rates Entered as .second cla.ss matter at the post ollice at Klamath Falls, CARRIER Ore. on August 20. 1006. under act ol Congress. March 8. 1879 j .MONTH $ 1.75 ii.-nvif-r- MONTHS $10.50 stBMtfcs- 1 YEAR (21.00 ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS MAll AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS i MONTH ( 1.75 .Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California 6 MONTHS (10.00 1 YEAR (18.00 cenls. nouocL-u. They'll Do It livery Time -. By Jimmy Hatlo L-v l-JUSTWAPPENE.D TO BE DRIVING L4S!(S!irJS "ifJ tj f -THCO06M-MEM-HEM-4N0 I SEZ, 6iry W ZP t mfM. t W M ( j? 1 KEISTEf? WILL NEVER FORjlVE ME r' 7 f fcftjjecSJCJt4 1 rTZr' ip 1 ooST stop sy and have a J ,4 iSL-lat-W' qPt-x. Jff DRINK WITH HIM'-BUT,HEH-HEH - i'-''- fcVvJ-"V WE'VE GOT A COUPLE OP TC- 1 FRIENDS WITH US. N. ii, ijr '"-WAT'S OK4V, mCj r 'Hmf'-ii- 1 fronds LrW'fa: Vjjmrl?' Knelt Of lnlcrosl Ry FLOYD L. WYNNE WITH ALL THE TALK I hear China paint inc. lessons were ad-led friends and neighbors, he was verli.srd and china painting is remembered by so many, and making a bis comeback right now. 'this memorial represented a con Tim R.iinll tllnnnni- 1. t 11 ' I . ,.l,.r ,1, l ,v.,-l f 1 1, I,,,,,! these days about taxes, spcmlmg;,. " .h in Mmcaram.. sincc!' ,ll of the net) sent rln-Hlv i ttnji. The price in those days, how. ever, was S2.M to V5.00. the school ns in behalf of Mr. Scmon as well as a pood part ui Campbell's Souns 21 kinds Hlie money sent to t he Farm Bit- Here a dime a can. And Hciiulicau and recently turned over to jud'jed on this broad plane, rath- and more .siiendini;, il camo as soinclliinR o a surprise to find les lliau a dozen persons pics em for the discussion of the budg els for KI'H.S and the clemen larv schools. Tlic hearings on bolh hudpel were held Monday nmht at the ... ... ni, Tnt criMMi'i ins "right" with the United Stales means resisting stoutly the de mands of spc-ial groups, even ii those they represent be counted in the million. This country will be moving toward real political maturity nhen men seeking ollice are had 57 varieties in those days, too. OTI to complete the fund Other memorial gilts Off-ltVjif (tlcs began coming in, and seven people addition to llenrv hers, there were probably less than half a dozen other persons present for the hearing. MORE THAN 2 MILLION dol- Lslands, a British group ill the Indian Ocean, Mrs. Wynne Khan was thumbing through a maga zine when she came upon a U.S. War Bond lucked between the pages. I he bond w as issued lor or than by the narrow gauge of service to limited interests. But, for the most part, neither Scmon. were .the politicians nor the people they represent seem close today to the threshold of that maturity. people through gifts to the loan fund. They were Lena Dennis, Danny Ciivins, Ronald Whitlalch, Emma Rucck. Mary Hammond, Henry Schmor and Dr. George Adlcr. lars was being discussed, andlL.i'L ,...," .. all of whom had died in the past yet interest was at just about an ? ''"." " """"'""liwo years. Total of all memorial all time low. dt lcdst " J'-"8 a8- !sHis received was $630. The elementary budget for I0WI- 11 was a "''IW discovery for; Th(, mcm(,rja sjf,s wcrc eep Hl amounts lo (1.285.87.1 and the Mrs- Knaw who operates a snackjy appreciated and the Farm Bu Kt'HS hudcel loSK4fi097 ina'' H'c ind "d decorates ,.... ii-.. ,.,, i,.,n.j ihiE The combined budgets are equal ner sn0P w"h foreign bonds and imjclt a cnntiniiing source of, renew a I ol threats against Berlin, lo about Ji for every man. "olcs- S'16, mounted this bond in nj(j l0 ,)c 0TI oan P-0ni-am. lh-y must have given Soviet Pre woman and child in Klamath,!101' J,hoP- There a customer saw(or must n(, ,cae t)at $i.ooo mier Nikita Khrushchev food lor Falls and suburban area pre-1 antI sai' was something ofjjs onv a h-enning. To be cffrc-itlioiicht on his return to Moscow itivc. a college loan fund needs from his visit to France. TiiiN Ivliipst's Ry PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Kdilor Two events of Iho last few days provide prim support lor a Unit ed Slates warning that lime is running out on the world disarm ament conference at Geneva. And for all his bluster and hi: VffS J'fl THEV'LL &o through .i:o!JLNH25h dJrll V voua LADDER LIKE i,1lljPSC5cC -jtf-L jffa SEVEN-YEAR LOCUSTS" Miming the lotal population to bcv"'" about .15.01101, For Ihc average family of four thai meant $240. The bond was purchased dur-imanv limes that amount. One of these events was the ing World War II by Raymond I Wc believe honoring those we i success! ill launching of the Unit Lcc. an American GI. Named as have lost, bv a memorial gift. led Stales' weather satellite which Nomination Discounted By Hatfield SALEM (API Gov. Mark Hat field discounted the possibility that he might ';cl the Republican vice )v American Census Takers Circle Globe 1,000 Times WASHINGTON AP The 170.- living in a window less, one-room coo Americans who are taking the apartment which nevertheless Ifnni census are traveling an csli-lboasled a television set. mated 23 million miles - the A s,)ccia probCm was present ' I"""" , 1 "uui.u eo rry a young man who was llle W0,l- Ichauffeur during the week. While most of the mileage isjclerked in his mother's store on ; .lull), the ennmpr;ilm- arn dn. snnfl:iv unnl In nidhl cnhnnl fn,,,. presidential nomination and -idjln8 pcnly 0( iliUnK on their 'evening's a week and manufac- .Monnay nc tnniKs a .Miowcsierner visjls ,0 an CSinlH,cd 55 million tured toys in his spare lime. The WOllId gel It. Im.nhnlHv WI,.-,I C mn.n i,,cl '., 1J-. .L. IT WAS SOMEWHAT IRONIC I hat w hile there w ere about six or less adults present to hear the explanation of these school budgets, there were 20 or more KI'H.S students visiting Ihc city beneficiary in case of his deathman be a source of comfort, whenlon signal from its ground control j He said Se cretary ol the Intoriur about everything that can happen man s occupation. was tsaroara i.ce itaxicr. wnosc inere is u:e Kiiowieogc tnai tlic sends bacK pictures ol the carin s j no .-ic.eou aim .- o r.veicu as Happening to them. Qn0 ccnsus 1,1,,. watched Census takers are walking in on wife throw a table lamp at her address shown on the bond was gilt may help some young per- San Jose, California. ison find the financial aid lo corn- Mrs. Khaw s letter lo San .losclplele his education . was forwarded here to Barbara I he loan committee, which was v Lee's mother. Mrs. .lames God-. composed of Mrs. Wallace council chamliers as nail of a 'lcy- 3fl2ii Slurdevanl Avenue. Ihompsnn. Wilbur Robineltc and lesson on government. I "We didn't know anything nhmil ; 'ohn Kerns, wcnl carefully into One of the best lessons they''1-" Mrs. Godfrey said. She ex- lhe mailer of administering this could learn would have been lo Plaiued that I-ce was an old friend money. The decision was made visit the budget hearings and lindj11'1'1 whom the family had lost llo have lh" school take care of it. out just what it costs lo run their contact even before he bought Ihc Now lo the satisfaction of many schools, and where Ihc money ! bond. He had said nothing about conies from that ojerates those!'1 bchnols they attend This, too, would lie an iniort ant lesson in government. Barbara now is Mrs. Barbara Mills, and now lives in Coos Bay. She might be the benefi ciary of the bond, and she might it iv Hi.- Hi.a il.n 1....L- r ool nc. iseHiicr sue nor ncr public' interest stems from lhc:!iinll!-v ,k,,ows wl,c!hcr "ond feeling that nothing can be done anyway. Certainly, nothing can lie done If-' people are not interested enough to find out the fads. h this particular case, both budgets appear to be. well con structed, and reflect the long hours of preparation and work that went into their production. But, certainly, there arc ques tions that you, the public, must have had on Ihnse budgets. Mon day night was the time to get them answered. Lee is living, or where There Ihc story stands a mys tery. Coincident ally, mysteries once were the business of the per son who discovered this one. Mrs. Khaw, an attractive Anglo-Bur- mesc woman, was evacuated lo Xol Of Alf Ihc fund operates as an aid to any worthy student, with no stip ulations or sK'ei.'il qualifications. Mrs. Fred Rucck, past women's chairman, remains as our spe cial OTI loan chairman. Further surtacc covering an area ranging from .10 to mm miles, with amaz ing detail. The other was the explosion, even as Khrushchev was conclud ing his talks with F'rench Presi dent Charles de Gaulle, ol France's second atomic device in the Sahara Desert. Bolh have far-reaching im plications in man's stumbling search for survival in an atomic age. Military campaigns in the past have succeeded or failed because of weather. And as science progresses in questions may be directed to her. its ability lo make its satellites We express our sincere thanks perform uuon command, that '0 all. much closer comes the ultimate Klamath County Fa rnvw canon the satellite with the Bureau, nuclear warhead. Klainc Kerns. Chairman. Women's f'ir IJMM; : By FLORENCE JENKINS -Stewart II. Ilolhrook's "Golden Age of Quackery" brought a renewed interest in early day ad vertising. Mrs. Bert. ('. Thomas brought In a carefully dated and cata logued scrapbook of some real old and many early 20th century ad vertising. Shortly thereafter, .lim Floyd brought in two magazines pub- India when World War II began In Calcutta she was a secret agent lor the American Army's Office of Strategic Services, the intriguing OSS. Her adventures were mentioned several times in a new book named "Undercover Girl." I By BRUCE BIOSSAT It was this ultimate weapon that Frcdiick Eaton, chief U. S. delegate to the Geneva Confer ence, had in mind when he pro posed international agreement The politician knows pressure i"""""" "l'"!''-" "' "'' 1 thai the agreement was carried out. The Communists like the farmer knows the weath er. He lives with il. He' cannot ignore it. Depending on his make up and his political problems, his resistance lo it will vary enormously. Yet. at the national level, if he does nol manage to fend olf much of Ihc pressure group activity, he cannot really hope for genuine stature. A statesman is not a patch work product of willing responses lo any and all demands put upon lished in lMIHi. One was the October issue ofjdrivc lor the funds. The Delineator, published by The The Farm Bureau Women con Rulterick Publishing Company, ducted five fund-raising events: Subscription price was $1 (Ml a year a lea. two food sales, a bazaar, and single copy price was IS cents, and a rummage sale. They This issue contained nearly 2oui worked vcrv hard and did OTI MihIchI 1 11ml Klamath Falls 1T0 Ihc Editor' Koc-cntly published accounts of the (1.000 contribution by Klam ath County Farm Rureau lo the OTI Student Loan Fund have per haps created some desire to know further about the sources of Ihclum contribution. Unluckily, many who exhibit For Ihc purpose of thanking the 'resistance to pressure find them- many who contributed, as well selves assailed and sometimes as for satisfying public interest victimized al the polls. Campaigns in the project, this is written onjaimed at penalizing the "hold behalf of Ihe Farm Bureau Wom-jout" can strike fear in political en. who actively sponsored tlic , Hearts Dirkscn of Illinois. Senate minor nv leaner, nave ine nesi ciiances.u -,.,.c a..i,.. ....a f..,a.. I t.. ..1 .1.-.. j t. . . j .1 j ,,. , , " "lo. "laiiu, dim iuiiiiiv liuai- KUSlJitllU iul'II llri.MI HIM dl U a II1IIO- lbs remarks were made al a quiz,,.,,, rica,,ns wlh , ,,,sas of slorv wjndow u,lh inlcnlion session al tnc Salem Chamber ol ..,.:.,.,. i,ni.... 'r 1.., , ,u t . 'bane out the wash and ioinine The enumerator inlnrcennd Other possibilities, he said, arejbmkcl brigades lo fight neighbor-'only lo get a tongue lashine from I Ihe husband (or grabbing instead Thcv arc finding people livinglof pushing. in converted chicken houses tin He side-stepped questions about-hm. 0( boxcars, caverns, pack- run in l2jn,, fi-alns mine llllinpls harn lolls and old street cars. Much the same thing happened during Ihe taking of Ihc 11150 cen sus, which produced these odd ex- rumor 'penenccs: Commerce. Other pos Rep. Charles Halleck of Indiana, hu0d fires. House mmor'ty leader, and Gov. William Slratton of lllnois. whether he would against Democratic Sen. Wayne Morse, but he said he would be oart of a "patriotically collective'' effort lo defeat him. He termed fantastic that Republicans have a plan for One enumerator found a fam former Gov. Elmo Smith lo w ith-1 il v that raised pigeons that were draw Irani the Senate race alter, given the freedom of Ihe house Ihe primary lo let llatlicld be come the GOP candidate against Mrs. Richard L, Ncuberger. All of this for piecework pay that averages 512 a day, if the census taker is a diligent worker. Canada's Alberta province now produces more than 240,000 barrels of oil a day from more than 4,000 wells. pa('e.s and ran the gamut of a Lpnilv's reading interest. Three terial stories were flanked by nil- outstaiuluii! job. and public re sixinsc was good, but il is actu ally very dillicult for rural or- Too often the pressure groups measure the suitability of a law maker by the number of times he voted right with them. Just with 'ii'.i mine in fnllmi- m inun as frequently, politicians go bc-i The moon is annrnachinp its an aire uic voters 10 ooasi 01 ineir full plu.se. rejected Eaton s argument that lime was running nut. But just as France by its in dependent effort brought the membership in Ihc atomic cluh to four. so. unless international agreement can be reached, even tually there must be a tilth mem ber and a sixth. And as the deadliest weapons that mankind has ever known come into more and more hands. Ihe temptation to use them must be increased accordingly. Eaton was right, 'lime is run ning out. Til AlllKllllH By United Press International Today is Wednesday. April 6, Ihe ninety-seventh day of Ihe vcar. mcrous articles on sewing, cook-;gamalions to raise large sums inj. home building, stage make up and amateur theatricals and fashions .'"The Evolution of a Paper Doll pi this way. terlainly Ihc fund would have been far short of the goal in Ihc liiur Ihe drive was carried on had it nol been tor was a bright piece on education- Ihe memorial contributions. al psychology written by a mother When the late Henry Scmon w'lio taught iter two little girls niu-jdied in October, lilMt, not long sic and art appreciation, fuiniturcjaftcr our loan fund was started. riglilness" with labor. Ihe farm er, the veteran, or whoever. No one would argue for an in stant that Ihc needs and inter- The morning stars are Mercury. Mars. Jupiter, and Saturn. On this day in history: In 1830. Joseph Smith organized llatlicld said he hopes some tcps can be taken lo reduce the number of counties. He noted there are seven counties within 50 miles of Salem. He said he hopes thai the 1W1-RI budget for Ihc slate can be held to a small increase. Those asking the questions were Herbert Lundy. editor of the cdi lorial page of The Oregonian Wendell Webb, managing editor of the Oregon Statesman, Salem: James Welch, managing editor ol Ihe Salem Capilal Journal: and A. L. I.indbcck. former Salem corrcsiondcnt for The Oregon Journal. E. A. Blown, publisher of the Capital Journal, was moderator He look the census while a travel ing evangelist knell in prayer for him. wjih birds swooping over head. Another came upon eight people FULL 30 MINUTE WASH CYCLE WHEN YOU WASH AT MERIT'S Coin-O-Motic Laundry 333 E. MAIN 4801 So. 6th " '"v'sc groups snoum iioi ,c Church ol Latter-Dav Saints have Ihc fullest consideration. ; more lamiliarlv know n' as the But Ihe proof of good public serv-Monl1on church, in Fayette, ice is not Ihc sum of good deeds In. Y. done for those w ho press their I i im, veterans of the Union case so hard in Washington. .rmv 'organized Ihe Grand Army It would be refreshing lor aiot ,nc nCpUblic (G A R.) in Dc change to see a candidate get u ,..,im- m apd fashion styles and even in-it was through the giaciousncsslnnd contend that he had triedj In iki;i. adcr 2.1 years of cllort vi en g uy equipping,!)! ins lainuy niai conirinutionsiior uic last two or lour or six j Robert Pe-o v he r.-imo the In-sl years to vole "right" with the'cjvjj.d man to reach the North United Stale. 'Pole. ,Mior an. mat is a lug pan ol , (he United Stales de- them with scissors and newspapers; were directed lo the OTI Stu and magazines from which lo cut dent Loan Fund as a memorial pictures anil make scrapbooks. jto Mr. Scmon, a most lining ''' " , ' " '" , "l" ""IV"- "" " ' -". '"en jusi inured war on Germany. najne i three names with hyphens .interest in education, and parti-a water carrier for his stale on i84 (-,.,,., ,lu0)s inva(l. appear in the index" presented anjctilarly in Oregon Technical In-, district, or for whatever groupLj ,;.',' j v,m,j.', laii.-lraicil article on the JapancsCiSlitute. As a well known public can push him hardest. I ln ,153 Queen Eliz ibclh 11 ' , , n- . ficre. and having many rievot-l Sometimes the essence of hc-1,, sj, Anthony' Eden lo ? 5HORT RIBS By Frank O Neal '" e was to succeed s w,. ' Iston Churchill as prime minister. Only 2 Ballot On Bond Issue GALVESTON. Tex. (API The two persons eligible to vote in a million-dollar bond election both voted for the measure. nicy were Jesse Menrioza. a harbcr. and his wile, a secretary. The couple voted in their home Saturday when Mcndoza got home Mum work. Tlic only persons eligible lo vote were residents of the Galveston County Drainage Disl. 4 Ihe Mendozas. The marshy area that comprises Ihe district will be drained with Ihe funds approved in Ihc election. Other jiersons owning land in the district plan to build up to :UH) homes as soon as water can be diverted and the low areas filled. The election was called by Ihe drainage district. Costs of Ihe election were reduced by directors of Hie district acting as vote counters. The printed ballots w ill be sent to the Capitol at Austin for certification. Aula'' was written by a man. ol cow sc. "Secure a good easy-going machine with an active and up-lo-ilalc sparkcr . . . sH-ak lo her tihe girl i ui a low, soft tone of voire. . . ." f ictional characters in Ihc wril of t!in were downright coy. but il is Ihc advertising that is really intriguing. Actually, Ihe advertising format is not too dilfcrcnt. but a hair .-.witch lor $1.50 iscnt on 10 days' approval I, your photo on a pillow lop. ill by 18 inches for only $2.00. group of 110 bulbs for four cents i fend a dime and the six cents pay lor a three months' subscrip tion to a Mower-growing publica tion), and a Modern Stove Maiui lactiinng Company ad for a six hole ranee, the Modern Gem. for ll 05 thc-c are reader-stoppers. Stanhole automobile, made by IN Pone Motor Car Company, was oll'crcci for $1,400. This electric car iias a new counterpart in today's rleclric tractors v'Siich are' being promoted OOPS. I FORGOT - "N . o A thought for today: U. S. President Woodrow Wilson said: "There is such a thing as a man being loo proud to tight." cook better with richer-flavor ivamlotte Olives By United Press International SPENCER, Ind.-Counly Sher iff Charles F. 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