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m PAGE ft A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Orpgnn Friday. April R. 1P60 FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mur. Ph. TU 4-4752 Entered as second class matter at Die post oflice at Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 20. 1906. under act ol Congress. March 8. 1879 SERVICKS: ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California Subscription Rales CARRIER 1 MONTH I 75 0 MONTHS $10.50 1 YEAR .. 3I.OO MAIL 1 MONTH $ 175 6 MONTHS $10.00 I YEAR $18.00 IturlHM'iic By BILL JENKINS can do with your 16 what you will alter I'm Rone " You miuiil ainilv the same "almost bilingual ability in live Alter that demonstration of ef- !ane.uaj:es." This impressed me leclive intrigue, he became a dep as a rain ability indeed. 1 havcutv foreien minister in Moscow As soon as the sun comes out phraseology when it comes to a trouble belli" bilingual in even In the spring it seems to be an almost universal urge to Ret out in the open and burn a piece ol meat. That nice became overpow ering around our place last Wed nicht with the can:;, or a week end of golf, or an extra night of bowling. THKItE IS however. It's during one of the harshest periods jnc language. of the Stalinist cold war. The subcommittee also was (lis-i n 1952 he became chief Soviet tiirbcd over the upkeep of some((,egale to the United Notions of the nun'-belligerents in thewhere he is remembered as po- JLST one flaw, I'SIA. II lound one lady who is ker-faced and unimaginative. a small Haw, but being paid SI4.IS0 a year to ,,(im (hc c.lulion wilh wl,ith nesday. So I hied me off to the it may crop up somewhere andjspread culture in Iceland. throw the entile plan into a The job is rated at $0,005 loj butcher shop and instructed them to cut me a massive chunk of T-bonc. They did. So massive I had trouble carrying it. A really enormous niece of meat. Having taken care of this 1 because she II be around 16 years rush home in the darkening aftcr-jionger than you and will have to noon to go through the regular do them, she may remind you ritual. ithat "there may be another man those Find the charcoal. That is al- willing to make the same gamble ,sIikI i members of his own delegation wavs the first chore. Then find vou did. and he enough starter to get it going in chores lor me. a hurry. Finally accomplished all gone. 'ln-:,lr.d him there also was a sus- cocked hat. 5ll,5j() and the man sue replaced pj(.jon ,hu( he W.1S a membcr of About the lime you casually was drawing only VI. wm. Not only nc soviet Secret Police, drop the suggestion that the little 'hat, the lady is making $2,420 a ' 1 lady learn the household chores vear more than her boss Allen and his assistants did their best to explain how this tame about but 1 don t think u-AKIIINTITON (API The Navv Congressmen ever under-Leslie of the moving duck h- llipnrv ;ts a'jaillsL the sitllllC duck unclear as 1 1 1 t ,, u .ilis ,.(,,,irV's first line of defense. It may never .niious l4fiiilr Hy JAMES MAI1L0W take care of the alter you're I haven't thought up the answer to that one yet, but I'm working on it. this and got the stuff going nice ly Then into the house and trim the meat. A mouth-watering task Out every few minutes to check on the fire. Toss a few pota toes in the oven to bake. Break out the garlic. Finally the coals are just right. All grey and powdery with the red showing through hero and there. And just at that high point the clouds really blacken up and the first few drops of rain pal ter down. Hero is a true dilemma. Fulling on a pair of asbestos caunllols I grab the fire box and struggle down the hill from then! July back yard, scorching my shirt iniDny. the process but saving the pre- Christmas, limn, will fall on Sun cious lire Irom Hie rain. The grill day and New Year's Day, Janu- is perched atop an old slool in ary 1, Mil. will provide another the carport and the cooking is VMkinl.s By FLORENCE JENKINS The 1TOI calendar is loaded with three-day weekends. We have just observed two of them in February, Lincoln's and Washington's birthday anniversa ries, Ihc former a Friday and the latter a Monday. We have live more to look for ward to. Dccoralion Day. May 30. falls on a Monday as does the Fourth and, of course, Labor They were euall) to why the I'SIA was paying above-rated salaries lo employes in Germany. Britain. Spain. Swe den. Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Canada, France, Mexico and Bra zil. be, but it's making progress Since World War II the sea going arm of national defense has been overshadowed by the (level . . . , opmenl of the fast, long-range John J. Rooney D : ' . . ,, :n,.,,nnl:.i Chairman N.Y. said he kept thinking dur ing the hearing about a former subcommittee member, now ballistic missile UCB.Mi. Even the worth of the aircraft dead, who had been one of ihe earners. wn meir snoi 11 ange . . ..I........ I.w,l-wl nnni-l mn.i 1 n igency s sharpest critics. mn..i, .. "If that gentleman were living with us now and he were to read this testimony this afternoon dur ing this past hour, he would sure ly have a heart attack and pass on once ae;ain," Rodney said. If the for one I'SIA wants to hire me of those $14.1!Klayear jobs. I think I can spare it a lot of difficulty. My plan is fo start beaming a special "Voice of America" program to Then the Navy began develop ment of an atomic-powered sub marine callable of liring the Pol aris missile, with a nuclear war head, 1,200 miles. In time it hopes to have 45 such subs. It has only two atloat now. None will be in operation till fall. ready lo begin. The steak is put on and soon Ihol fragrant smoke is driving me and the dogs crazy. I suppose it might have occasioned u curious look or two from the passershy on Ihe highway, too. The smoke was billowing out of the carport and must have looked very much like the house was on (ire. But no alarms were turned in. It just seems that when I barbe cue meat I can't do it without three-day weekend The National Safely Council "views wilh alarm" this extra lime (or travel and urges all driv ers to remember that there will be more cars on Ihc road in !Hi0 than ever before. All travel services arc suggest ing that weekend vacationers pick a "new" spot, not too far from home, reach it by one route and return by another. Weekends will soon be ending with sore gardening muscles. This week President Eisenhow er approved stepping up the pro duction rate. In three years the Capitol iNiivy may have 21 of these sub- Hill, marines which can stay out 01 I mean, the agency may be sight of an enemy, slip close lo a making ils mint overseas all; continent, and start tiring. right bul some of our congress men aren'l getting the message. a great deal of smoke. A sort of I mosquito bites and possible sun- char cook proposition. burn. But when all was said and done It was a dandy. Real tasty. We ate and ate and ale. And now I can nl leasr say that I have had my first barbecue of the year. Not only that but I some moisture to the country. Hi Y'r.s Longer By FLOYD !,. WYNNE I HAVE JLST DISCOVERED news that may change my daily existence to a great degree. That is. it will if I can man age to institute a new training procedure that I have in mind for my house. There will be the usual warn ings about taking it easy when taking the sun and it is never loo early lo say it. Some sort hotels have a good idea. A notice is posted in each room. brought: advising Ihe guests to stay out of the sun from 11 a.m. until l:l!0 p.m. during the hoi month: While counting up the long weekends in WHO, it is interesting to those whose weekly payday falls on Saturday Hint there are 53 Saturdays this year. I ing III' Lighter Shl By DICK WEST WASHINGTON UPI - It's a Each Polaris sub can fire 16 missiles. The Navy's big pilch for the Polaris-missile submarine can be summed up this: An enemy would know the launching siles of (his country's ICHMs and its shorter range mis siles abroad because they'd be on fixed platforms, immovable. They'd then he sitting ducks for enemy missiles turned loose in a surprise attack. But the Polaris submarines are like moving ducks whose locations would be unknown to an enemy anil in case an enemy began missile attack on this country- could fire Iheir own 1. 2110-mile range missiles against any enemy target. And they'd be out of sight while they did it. Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief of naval operations, has argued that if a nuclear war started since all good thing that most employes of'out both sides daily had rejected the U. S. Information Agency arc peaceable men. I don't think we ifford many $20.IHH) list each other's disarmament proposals. DISCOVERED lhal, accord In statistics, and after all, this is an age of figures of onejean kind or another, my wife is ex-ilight peeled to survive me by about This is what it cost us lux-iprohahility. and some dramatic 16 years. payers for one unidentified inlor- Soviet move a possibility just be- Now, I suppose 1 knew some-mat ion specialist lo take a swing tore the Pans summit meeting in thing lik that w as the case all .at along. 'After all. I knew that Ihe wom en control something like 80 per cent of the wealth of the nation, and il 1 had uiven il nunc than passing thought, I would have figured out just how they to control all thai wealth. If things in other households arc like mine, the insurance is all on me. If Ihe grim reaper's colleague during a drinking May. IlisHI'lllilllll'llf l)y PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor The manof-lhe-wcek: Valerian A. Zorin, chief Soviet delegate lo Ihe Kl-nalion disarmament confer-, once. ' The place: Geneva. The quote: United Slates disar mament policy is designed only lo "complement its delense pol icy." II was a clumsy distortion of a speech made three weeks earlier (by U.S. Secretary of Stale Chris tian llerler lhal the Soviet dele-; gate used in his bitterest attack yd against the United States at (he Geneva Conference. llerler, in'a speech before the National Press Club ill Washing Ion on March 15, actually had ar gued that disarmament compic- .,, r)sli iK-lion would be on land monts the American policy of. ho(h TOnlin(,n,slne Navy, not keeping Ihe world free and secure s(.lliona,.v ,iiriic, wollid be the Irom aggression. , j,, i Zorin's tirade came near Ihel ;. ,.,. Hnesn i sell the nir. end of Ihe third week of Geneva .,,,., .,nH debate and before Ihe week was .,,,, n ,.:,.. 1 ., ,imi,..,i No matter what anyone else thinks of the future role of carriers, Ihe !.ivu Iti.icc ic liiult llintn imv woum luiimv n pmon m Hul Ihcrr's a ditforcm-o bolucpn j m.iihim; imir. .m ,i nu- .ii,, f ......:- nnA i in usc of a Polnris siilmiaiine, The form im would he nl its best in a limited such as around Formosa. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Drooplev goes to work.dav im day cut, looking like he just 60t rum over- But get A lump op him in his BOWLING OUTFIT.' WOW THE BEST DRESSED MAM IN CREASEVILLE 'Presley Dad To Marry MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) be "in Ihe very near future." ' Vernon Presley, 44-year-old wid- The 31-year-old Mm. Elliott, owed father of singer Elvis Pres- knicknamed "Dee." met Presley I ley, announced Thursday he will m Germany in 1!58. Mrs. Elliott marry Mrs. Davada Elliott, pret-Has there with her ex-husband. ty blonde divorcee and mother of ;)n Army sergeant, and Presley three. moved to Germany when Elvij Presley said Elvis will he best 1 was stationed there by the Army. man at the wedding, which will AL'GCSTA FOR SCHAP NEW YORK (UPD The heavy cruiser Augusta, on which Presi-s)e ucm nooseven alio rroiie Minis tor Churchill drew up Ihe Atlantic Charter in 1941, arrived here Wednesday from Ihe Philadelphia moth ball fleet to be torn up for scrap. Mrs. Elliott said her sons Billy, 7, Hit-hard, 6, and David, 4 "are very happy having El vis as a brother." Thev think he's wonderful," Michigan ranks first among states of the L'nion in production of salt, gypsum, calcium magne sium compounds and marl. For Your Cabin FRANKLIN Fireplace Heater HOME MART 2030 So. eth TU 2-5885 Live People Act In Ad At Terminal Plumbim 4 Is Keynote For Census NEW YORK U'PI' Grand Cen-(up and bubble, has achieved Inciting on Ihe day's show without tral Station, long a show-place for;ultimate in animated signs an rehearsals from 8 to 9 30 a.m. advertising signs that move, light.ad featuring real live people. Two young actresses and an ac tor are putting on a daily show on a 400 square fool stage for frazzled commuters rushing lo or from work. And whatever the guy. Ihc girl or Ihe commuters do. the 1 was replaced by a red-haired girl stolidly keeps on reading a dummy." impular woman's magazine 'thel Watch Kreaklasl Scene Ladies' Home Journal , which is Burns said one morning the sponsoring Ihe ad. A department commuters lined up 10 deep to store (Macv's) llcllis out with cos-.L'et a look lMai-v I. inn whs WASHINGTON (LTD - Why ,umes dressed in a negligee at a break- is Uncle Sam so curious about ..0n j..v 1 ,,as ,cjn! fitter for fast table scene. from noon lo 2 p.m., and from 4:30 to fi p.m. They have week ends off. "Last Friday I was in a car parked by a no parking sign," Kelly said. "Saturday and Sunday the kind of plumbing used by his'a b,.j(la gown an(i reading," millions of nieces and nephews? sajH rc(-haired Kellv Leigh, orig- Many city dwellers who are be-ijnaiiy 0f 311 0 r i h Washburn ing asked by census takers ifjAve , Minneapolis, they enjoy hot and cold running; Forgets About Cleaning water, a private flush toil and; '-r)e nexl (;iy j w;,s a house bathtub are probably wondcringjcCiinjnR stenc," she told United about that. Press International. "The vacuum Census officials say Ihe nnsw'cr;(.cullcr was going, hut I was sit is simple. There is no better sin- iinf, m ,-0ckiiig chair, reading gle yardstick for measuring lhc.in() eavjng the cleaning. quality of a house than checking -a man U,M nie. 'Sec. vou ncv-'-.h,,,,! iraffic hm in ihn i-.iUn- on its plumbing facilities, or lack cr should have gotten married. sint.e jt opened March 18, he said, of same. I This is w here vou end up. " 1K11I he s.iiH thev minhi i.-,L- ihn In a scene Thursday, Kelly anil Mary Linn, decked out in "huge" ski boots, black leotards and hel mets, played first women on the moon. Faithfully, they kept read ing their magazines. A magazine olficial said the $12,000 show might be the last "live" commercial in Grand Cen tral, as well as the first. "There have been complaints Federal, state and local govern ments, real estate men, and t h c The others in Grand central sjsra. nn n,e ri)il( or at oaS theater-in-l he-round are actor Don mmt. jt a(mss t(roil (o pcnnsyi. 1U" " """' " '. liurns, originally 01 mii neacn .ii. , vapia station, when it closes al ing will Keen interest lor nmcn-Mam.hCstcr. N il., and blonde ac- the end of the month tress Mary Linn Mason, , , - -- - of White Bear Lake, a suburb of ca s answers. Manv Lack IMumhing 1 1 Never were Eyewear Fashions for Spring so exciting! So evocative! With these new upswept frames, from the style centers of both Europe and Ameri. ca, Spring becomes an experience in stead of a season! Pure Sorcery in every subtle, flattering line! Do come in and let us show you how bewitching eye wear con be! Convenient Credit We give iS-M- Green Stimpi OVl 5 5 (A tfCAX COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main St. TU 4-7121 Dm. Omar J. Nolei and Robert Paten The 10 questions concerning Minneapolis. housing now being asked at every: They lake turns or learn up put one ol the nation's 60 million households include three dealing TO STUDY ATMOSPHERE wilh hot and cold water, toilets anil bathtubs or showers. war. sickle whittles me away, my wile gets the money, but if the situation is reversed there is little money lo be accumulated by me Tl. PMlm-it.ctihnvirinn nikilp 'will at some unnamed foreign! Zorin's flat refusal to consider1,, 1,1 ,'., .., ,,. n ,, pusi. ine l .0. proposal ior ouuawiiiK((,(, ftiemners 01 a House nppropna-! outer space weapons and tils 111 lions subcommittee ran across sistence that the only plan that the incident while holding hear-jcould he discussed was Khru ings on the new I'SIA budeet hhclicv's sueepmi! proposal lor came They seemed to he a tritlc dis- world disarmament in lour years mayed by the expense of intra- marked him clearly as a man op mural tisticufts. ieralmg under rigid orders. According lo I'SIA Hiiectnrl When the West rejected the George V. Allen, the nuency spent Khrushchev proposal as impracti- more than SI.Oiill training the sy battler for an overseas assign ment and more 1)1,111 Sii.noo get ting him there. After Ihe dust-up. ir war. Hurke has spoken out a number of limes on the two subjects: "As long as you need manned aircratt lor any lype of warlare. you'll need carriers. And you'll need manned aircraft as long as you need search and attack mis sions where you've got lo look for your largel before you si tike it." has described the use of the Polaris sub this wav: il ordc'-ed him home cost of almost So.ikki. This, I think, coupled with the fact that women outlive their hus bands by an average of 16 years. accounts for Ihc one-way pipeline and loll him to apologize of the nation's wealth. HIT MEN. there's no need lo merely Ml idly by and let tins situation continue. I'm going to battle, valiantly, to put a new training program into cttect at my house. My wife should learn to use Ihe lawn mower, she should learn to build fences, do some amateur woodworking, regulate the furn ace, irune the trees, know how to saw a board, how lo drill a hole, sharpen Ihe knives, and a thousand little oilier odd jobs lhat I've been tackling lately. Any complaints can be met with Ihc remark . . . "Well, you'll oullive me 16 years anil you might just as well get used lo doing these things lor your self." HOWEVER, THIS ISN'T the onlv benefit that can come from such a training program. j When the weekends come around; and you are faced with a grim choice of the lawn mower or your lishing pole, grab the fishing pole and fend off all complaints with the remark, "Well, you'll outlive me by 16 years, so I might as well make the most of mine. You al. .oriu was lelt to await new orders. ,.0,111. .,sim. uca-sd ami I ..js , f(. ony ,, (hj Hearing 611. was preceded to Ge- . . Imv ,.,,,s ,.,lh ,, again at a neva by his reputation idestrover in the world It will de lliitcher of Prague was one ',,.. :.., , ,.,,, Why did you not sober him up'lag attached to him. . ; " ....... . good for. though. "It's no good for destroying a village. It's a good weapon for WASHINGTON (UPD The ITnilori CtntnC ani llnlv Will COOO- At every fourth home, addition- ,., ; ......u,,, si(li,.s of the 1111- al details will be sought aboul!,,P arm,.snhere. The National TV and radio sets, clothes dry-:Aol.on.mlil.s & Spac(, Administra- ers, aulomoniies ann oiner uir- lion s., Monday it hoped the nishings. rockets could be launched nexl Even though the United StntcsiSl,plcrnjeI. f,om a sjie 0n the is is a rich nation. Census Bureau .in( 0 Sardinia. exierts anticipate a sigmlicant percentage of homes will report Turkey has had sovereignly they lack indoor plumbing. over the Dardanelles for about 500 In Ihe 1950 census, for cx.im-iVears. pie, nearly one out of every four dwelling units did not have a flush toilet. This was line ol more than II million of the al most 42 million units counted al that time. Klectrieity Commonplace The same census showed more than 12 million households did not have either a bathtub or shower. There is no question but that improvement in housing has been made since lllfiO, hut the Census Bureau believes this is all the more reason for finding out ex actly what the situation is now. Perhaps by l'.ITO, or 10HO. offi cials said it won't be necessary lo ask such questions any more. This year, for instance, Ihe government stopped asking whether each household had elec tricity, and a kitchen sink. It dis covered in the W.iO census that nearly every home had these advantages. likehomww Thanks to Copco ONUS CONTINUES! On Ranges and Water Heaters Until April 15th Super Deluxe Automatic 30" RANGE asked: It came from his assignment as Hep. Hubert I. F. Sikes I P.-Kin. V Soviet ambassador lo Cechoslo "Thai is considerably cheaper." Ivakia in WIS, He was accused of Allen replied that the USI.Vdirocling the Communist coup wanted In rehabilitate the em- that led In Ihe Ited take over of ploye if hissihle because he had that once-democratic nalion. SHORT RIBS By Frank O'Neal 1 1.1 BET Rt CXI OF AKRVi! I LI Sa-OT AUEAO k- fo VHP- THEV RE N j mass destruction. Carriers on the other hand can do mass destruc tion if thev want lo. bul that is not their primary job." The Navy also puts up this ar-' cument: A Polaris sub costs about . 1IHI million dollars. Forlv five of them would cost 4'; billion dol lars. Put they would last for' about ;n vcars. 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