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Newspaper Page TextHFRAI.P AND NEWS Klamath Falls. Op Sunday April 10 IQ'iQ PACE 7 A Propaganda Broadcasts By Bed Chinese Hiked WASHINGTON' AP'-lierl Clii- Hiiflio Peipins will surpass the nose propaganda broadcasts have Voiie this year. shown an "amazine increase" and Allen said the Red Chinese may oiitnumher Voire ol America transmissions showed "an amaz broadcasts by the end o( this year, lug increase, in all sorts ol lan a government ol final savs. ittuaiws." Georse V. Allen, head of the As for Soviet jamminc of the I'.S. Information Aaencv. also!Voice's Russian language pro- testified the Soviets sionnerl jam- Srams. hich virtually slopped mmg the U.S. government hroad- after Premier Nikila Khiusli casts nartlv because their iam-irhev's visit to America last Sep- mini set off nianvk hohmri 1 1 ; temher. Allen figured Moscow's Iron Curtain. ;cease-fire stemmed from more A ti . :than lust embarrassment over n nitustr imii loos suitci'lii- , , , ;.. i j .ii' i i. ...j Hamming the I .S. playbacks of made the testimony public todav.,ho"' w" P',me 'lmst(T s voice. . .,, .', I He said the jamming man aseo mr minion noi-; riiAio jnle, ference - nrs next iiscal year, a seven mil-..til,,5cH ,iu,m trmMe internally, ,uu .,, c,e.,se mcr ,n,s y . , j1M(,p ,)c Sovje, ,;, io meet unai Alien lermco a, .-Kl neighboring countries mounting Communist propaganda', .,nnV(,d , ihe Soviet I'nion effort and a growing role played.,. mollU(;vj,, up ,he ai,-waves by public opinion throughout Ihe wjh j.imn,'ln ' olltl- ! Loomis said !.i to inn per cent The Voice of America, now f the I'.S. programs now get broadcasting 537 hours a wrcklthrough to the Soviet I'nion, al- over Us shortwave transmitters.(hmigh the jammers continue to ! f. would gel 5I7.2.riki ol tins cnncen'raie against a few types amount to continue iis operations nf news items, at about Ihe same rale. It is build-1 The I'.S. intoiniat inn chief said ing more powerful stations in!,p nuld still like a spectacular North Carolina and in Liberia. jf.S. space shot to compete with The director of the Voice, Hen- propaganda-rich space achieve ry Loomis, testified that while jments of the Soviet I'nion. He over-all Communist broadcatuig!suggested a satellite which every rose 5 per cent in 19.i!t Radio Pei- .one can see w ith the naked eye. ping's output increased 17 per which circles the earth every 90 cent lo a total 512 hours a week. Intimites and can be used to set At (his rate nf climb. Loomis said. ione's watch. yw mimgmmim!mw it)rivLt , ! - . ...... i Y -TT- v I I . , I Foreign Car Increase Hurts American Market By HKN I'lll.KCAK Associated Press Aiilomiitive Writer As recenily as five years he I niled Stales ewted lines as manv auloniohiles More than five times as many cars men! report. 13 per cent of the 1NI lo ahnut 500.01)0 cars. Most were imjtortcd as emr'.ed. autos imporlcd iiy the l.'nited of the major foreign import com- I Krom a postwar Inch of 254.Mi Stales in 1IU7 came from V S. panics dispute this. So far the only ago'exrls in !I55 llie American tig- plants abroad. The percentage lmes to show signs of falling be Incline has declined steadily. It hit a climbed to 2ti 4 -r cent in liosjlow last year's figures are somo is it iNisiwar low ol lit;. .I2n in I!T!1. and was running at 2S 4 per cent of the captive makes cars im- impnrtcrt. Last ear the ratio was AIor ,-- It it ,,k .ihoul the same -but in reverse.. V(,;.S lo. p,-,m-lioii abroad Baby Beating Trial Opens in during the fust six months nf ported by U.S. companies from ,'Wi!l. Iheir plants overseas. Domestic build no Tlien lonMiMi cars sud There is no heavy demand for'a caters arc pii.Miing me new 'denly boomed in the American American-style cars in other couii- Anl'l'll'an compact cars instead, market Total imports in I-I.V1 weie-lries because they're too big. ton However, both Volkswagen and a mere .17.115; last year Ihe nnwerliil and too costly, both in.frnaull. whose combined l5!l I monthly average was almost buy and to operate. pales in Ihe United Slates repre- ih:ii hiuh anil llie overall Inlab Kuropean roads in particular semen one-iniru oi an impoiis. lul a record liiKl.llVtl. A first -de: were not built for vehicles 211 feel have announced plans lo hooi . ,, ... ..,,., ,i. i,,.,.,,! long ann aunos! seven leei wine -unn ,i.u, mo jio. l (icr ii a ' .... imrns MnntUv lor Willi.mi Olni Kinutom. West ( .orniany. h i .im o v ' - ' '.'"um...... ; , ronMim im Anid u an vur live or old bithv lo death. ! l!W- Bv tonhiist Ihcsp (iv M;niv nmntnos t.. r.us nn thftri ""vwusiy the hd(tlp is iar Irom ..it linrscpouot-. This ;done miikp.1: li- ,tvPI'- counlrios . cars last voar with Sweden ao- (tairson is cliiired in the death nf (lary I.ee Bmsik la-t iViem her 17 nn the Clay Walker ranch; ' ' , . ... f . ( levy iip.'ii- tinn..n:i Thp Hpteiir.tnM 1 s presently si limes as eKMisive as luensint;; a Kuropean car. And imwt dutiesj are considerably sleejior on cars m ni(t countries than the I' S 1 oi 8' l' per cent, j Can Ihe new American compact narrower and less THE EMBLEM of the ' Pacific Telephone-Northwest" has been placed on telephone company cars and trucks in Klamath Falls. Here, garage mechanic Chuck Risley is shown applying the first emblem. Giving him a questionable assist are business office representatives Stephanie Walker (in car) and Jeanine Grote. V7V Long-Term Bond Sale Poor; Ceiling Removal Requested WASHINGTON AP A linVcent ceiiinq. fled response to a new lonfi-term j Anderson said the "limited ac bond issue provided new ammuni- ceptance" of the new bond re tion today for administration argu-jfuted claims, advanced by some ments that the bond interest ceil- congressional Pcmocrats, that a ins should be raised or removed. The Treasury Department an nounced Thursday it sold only 370 million dollars of the new 23- substantial amount of long term borrowing could be done now within the ceiling. The Treasury in effect followed year securities which pay 44 perjthe advice of the Democrats in cent interest. offering the bond. H also adopted Officials had said they expectedia Democratic suggestion that it dales would run hboul 500 million; retain the right to redeem such If111 'J .niijywwcBy- . . . - .5! -mr; rial v.:,-; i ..-- . in ti Wi i in i ii""inyi Li ' , iv '.-w '-Ar? r 'v uC I, ..i.,, i..ll,ii.M.lTOlfWir1fi rrNiir f Un:V tm ; H - A I I one year sent ences on I w o con victi(Mis ol child healing and a; si-month sentence for lewd oo-j haliilaliMti. j Gairson's attorney, Warren !l.esseg. Medtord. moved for dis- (ualitication of .lodges David R. Vantlenberg and Charles H. Fos ter. The trial will he heard by Judge .lames M. Mam of Medford. District Attorney Ar thur Beddoe will represent the stale. An indictment against (lairson accused him of beating the child's head against the floor un til it died. The 1'niied Kingdom, whose 210, 4'M tola! was lops among the im ports, took only :tnt I'.S. cars in exchange. Most of America's auto exports stay right in the Western Hemi sphere. The No, 1 customer is Canada, which look 24,717 cars I ... 1 M.,v,.. ...wl V..lli AnLir. ' ' . ' ( ! Kuropean standards, even the Val lean countries dominate the lop of ' the list. In Kurupo, Sweden and Belgium are tlio best in a pi tor market for American cars. Last year Sweden impnrled only l.HOii units. All U.S. companies have assem bly plants around the world, not ably in Canada. Holland and Rcl ginm. These plants both cut down the shipments from I'.S. factories powerful expand American mar-, kets abroad? "Certainly we will sell some of our Valiants in Kuntpc," said one official of Chrysler Internal ional. "But we don't expect to make se rious inroads on the market. Bv lanl ts a nig car I'nited Stales companies have1 predicted a drop in imports for An almospheric elnc-k rloes not and Rf Ibe subsidiaries of Amer need lo he wound. Chiinpni; nt-.iean eonipanies a slice of the I'.S. ninsnlierie nressure nrovides en-ltoreil!ll far illinnrt market. Ac- erpy reiiired for runninj;. IcordinK to a I'onimerce lViart-, 5EES23S EXPERT FORMICA WORK HOME MART 2030 So. 61 h TU 2-5885 Save with State Farm's low insurance rales for M careful r)ners. i:SJ WM. N. GOEN 631 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-3262 Klamath Falls, Oregon STATE FARM MUTUAL 1 11 f AVTOM08IU INStWANCCaMtMflr Horn 0hc. B'oomtnfloA, tmo if?, dollars and they were willinc to issue up to l'j billion dollars worth. The bond was the first of fered in a year. The administration has bwn trying without success for the past year to get Congress lo le an issue ahead ot Us regular maturity dale. The new bond may be called in alter 15 years if in terest rates are lower at that lime. From the Treasury's standpoint, the borrowing was not a failure THE DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY of the Grants Past Courier was celebrated recently by a party held by Courier employes, former employes and friends. Here, "Boss" Amos E. Voorhies, dean of Oregon newspaper publishers, who has been publisher of the paper for all but 12 of its 75 years, prepares to cut a special 75th anniversary cake which depicts the modes of travel from covered wagon days to the space rock et. His son, Earie, left, and grandson John, right, look on. First edition of the news paper was printed on April 3, 1885. Poison Gas Combats Cancer move Ihe ceiling of 4' per cent since a companion offer of a 25- interest on bonds running fivelmonth note paying 4 per cent m years or longer. The Treasury Merest w as successful. sain mere was line nr no niaiKei i.enners om-ieu ,o , uy """' . ... w , , nt.omin a vents them from dividing. Cancenhave forced a halt in such treat for bonds at that rate and con-Wooo of the notes. The .depart-, im World War 1 is becoming a ,,., ,,. Lent nt.er . Tew H.vs or weeks CHICAGO (AP) A poison gas Iheir norma! function and pre- nauseau and other symptoms that tended long-term bonds must be issued to handle the debt. Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson said the de partment offered the new bond in order to judge true demand for a In an effort lo overcome Ibis mrnt is exnected to issue about bic eun m the modern war ' ' ' '. , , ' , . ... I . .sensitive lo substances (hat stop obstacle and find more notent can- The sale of bonds and notesj it has helped patients suffering . i oosiacic ann una moie poieni can thus will raise about Vi billion rom cancers of the lung, breast 'al cells because they are more h growth. enough lo meet the govern ment's cash needs for the rest of long-term issue under the 4' per I the fiscal year that ends June 30. Writer Of Symphony, 8, Cannot Understand Fuss and colon. The gas is nitrogen mustard, an, agent that 'attacks and destroys!, . . while cells in the blood. It has May reSTIVCH shown promising results in tern- p., ;!- !CXAJ porarily prolonging the lives of I UpllS UISTCU some sufferers from leukemia, ill , an,.,,lil, . of Ihe blood' .Toylene Georges. .Joyce Beard, , , . . jni- n -f'Rosalie Rartell and Rose Water llldllWU Ity Oil uti nwuivii white cells. jeer -repressing agents, researchers The principal drawback has have tried more than a score of been unpleasant side reactions 'derivatives of mustard gas. One of these showing promise is cy- rHII.ADKLPWA (AP) Eighl the best composition submitted in year-old Kenneth Brown, whose a competition open to boys and "An icr:ioli Ph:insndv" was eirls in the Phitodel oliia area. It played for the first lime Saturdayi was played Saturday at Ihe an-jenn use oi me suosiame I""' dcntSi wi )(! amon hv ihe rhiladelnhia Orchestra, inual children's concert in the can't understand why all the fuss Academy of Music, such a young composers toxan. Four researchers from the Duke University Medical Center at Dur ham. N.C., described today the results of Cytoxan treatment on 120 patients suffering from a wide he's been writing music he was four years old. It's its side with sheet music nearby.tgoijd tumors by combining orti,rough 1 over success. Heck, since a simple thing to him and he can't understand why everybody can't he a composer. "It comes easy to him." his plained. Ken immediately grasped mother. Vera Brown, explained today. "He can't understand him self that it's a gift Sacred Heart Academy h i R In variety ol cancers. I ncy are ur. v..hni i,,Hnnic anrf inhn i.siu-.,R. W. Rundlos. Dr. T. E. Fulmer. Researchers have sought lo ex- ' : KrpH ' nlsnn. KI HS stu-lHr. T. W. Gore and Dr. A. Opal- insk. long life and ease pain in patients, scletl'ed om ()7 0.CRim; in a report to the American with solid tumors, cancers that at-, . ., -.,i,:, i,ii, ,..nls to Assn. for Cancer Research, they Ken started writing music four lack the various internal organs' . , . . . nnil;)i M,,sj. in said the lumor-deiiressing efforts years ago. One day he found hisjof the body. May" festival al Pacific L'niver-lof Cytoxan npeared comparable older brother s accordion lying on Nihoi;eil mustard acts against sjV n Knrest Grove May 13 lo other mustard compounds in ircaimeni oi ciuonic leiiKemias "How do you know what nntos icross-linking with components ofi jWy wj rehearse under three and other forms of cancer, includ- lo plav? he asked his older brother, Stephen. Stephen their cells. This interlercs with university Charles United States tourists are get-j,.u,.rh m5ir. Henanment and the basic fundamentals and that tinR re;idy to travel in record dircdm. f ch,.a or(!ani.ations' started him olf. I numbers. Over two million Amer- u. ,u. iinivoriiv of Snuihein Ken. ton, is a throwback to thek.ans win so abroad in lOfiO, WlO.-icalifornia; Randall Spicer, pro-jment only a week or two. music directors: Dr. mg ovarian carcinoma. C. Hirt. bead of lhe Ihe researchers said, however. that the problem of unpleasant re actions still remains, and that some patients could tolerate treat- How does Kenneth go about old school of composers who wake m 0f ti,om l0 Europe. To pinpoint I fcssnl. o( 'musje and director of Another researcher, Dr. Donald up in me iiiimuu ui ..ic iiiKul ui prospects more snarpiy, iranspor- ,);in(s a( Washington State Uni- Pinkel ot Roswetl Park Memorial anytime an idea inspires them. iaijon advertisers rely on newspa composing a song. "Uc doesn't use a piano," said Mrs. Rrnwn. "He iust sits down and starts writing out notes. He lound him up extremely late and:j0Di transportation companies 1 rnCifie University. The latter rc-lporary shrinkage in Ihe tumors ol versily. and Donald Thulcan.'lnstitute. Buffalo, N.Y., said the One night recently his mother p,,r advertising. And to do theHea'n of ,'he school of music ai mustard derivative brought a tern says he pictures these things in told him he'd better get back to his head. I asked him about 'An bed. Israeli Rhapsody' and he said he "Don't talk to me now," he an had just pictured the country in swered. "I've got this melody in his mind. 1 said but how can you 1 my bend, .lust give me a minute when you've never been there and to get it down while I've got it he insisted he could. Really, there, fresh ill my mind." is no explanation except he's gift-! But Ken Brown is accustomed e( to being an exceptional child. His Ken, a third grader, wrote "An mother said he played cards and Israeli Rhapsody" last ,lanuary.!did arithmetic problems when he It impressed his parents, pianojwas a year and a half old. laugh' teacher and William Smilh. assis-j himself lo read when he was lant conductor of the Philadclphiajlhree and read Ihe encyclopedi; Orchestra. Smilh selected it asiwhen he was four. vested an estimated SO million c.cn(ly was namerf temporary con-one-lhird of a group of 15 children dollars in daily newspapers last (1u(.lor o ,iie portand junior suffering from advanced inoper- year-over 17 per cent more man, Svmnhnllv !able cancer. iiiey spvm hi 1958. More than 300.000 classified ado were published in U.S. newspa pers last year. A survey shows that 90 per cent of the people look ing for homes read Hie "want" ids of Iheir daily newspapers. The ,ame survey reveals that 87 per ent of Ihcse people checked the classified paces daily. 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