Herald and news., April 11, 1960, Page 2, Image 2

PACE TWO
UKRAI.l) A X n XKWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Monrlav, April 11. lflfiO
CITY BRIEFS
Haiohow Assembly Nu. 57 will
hold a sloled moetinK al 7:3'
tonight at the Scottish Rite Tem
ple. Inhibition will be held. Lind;
Hall is worthy adviser.
Alpha Delta Kappa will meet
Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. James Lear, J:15 Haskins
Street.
Melody Mothers will entertain
Rights Bill
Big Problem
For Johnson
WASHINGTON' Uri - Senate
t the Altamont PTA mcotim;
'uesday, April 12, at 7.45 p.m
n the junior high music room
iixlh and eighth grade student'
vilt participate in a panel dis
cussion on altitudes and attri
butes of strong family life.
Mrs. Ed Niles will be hostess
Tuesday, April 12, at 8 p.m. to
members of the Oregon Slate Col
lege Mothers Club at her home,
,2051 Del Mora.
Catholic Daughters of America
will hold a regular business meet
ing Monday, April 11. at 8 p.m.
in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Members may still bring articles
lor the baby layettes.
"DENNIS THE MENACE'
Oil Faculty
Women's Club wi
Wives and
meet at 7.30
it m Tiien :tv Ann V in I h
passage ol the evil rights b,ll!slu(icnl unj Thcro W1 )c ..
brought reassessments today ol,0 mimilc b
Scale Democratic Leader l.yn- slulk,s am a urej (lJ(.cs
don ft. Johnson as a eandidale, ,.,....
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Team Studies Fat Problem
CHICAGO IAP) - It's not onlv
ihe embarrassing bulges that
make you fat. If you're still trim
but never will see 20 again the
odds are strong you're a lot fatter
liian you used to be.
The sad fact is you can be un
derweight and overfat at the same
lime.
A scientist from Cornell L'niver-
LEGAL NOTICE I LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
n
VUAVeS I NEVER REALLY PUNCHED ANY CATTLE, BUT I
lur the Democratic presidential!
Johnson still is not an an- the'Lma County 4-11 2o,l OIK W AT TUB WLMW OHCli t
i.ouiuen can.iKia.c ann is uniiKeiy AsM.,.ljf)n .,, ()-(.w.k ,,,;-
to nccomo one. so long as ne re- al C Brom.s. c,lousl. on lh,
gaitis management oi inc henaic,Woc..ri ,,jn(.h ,. c,)nmilU(,(,
piogiam ins year 10 oe nis in s. lchairmm win ,-01)rt p.1I15 ,,.
. . Ulie 4-H spring fair. April 21
However, tie was reported to ne through 23
tinder pressure to make an an-i
nounceiiient Horn supporters who Sfi..ui rirrs will meet Wcdnes- WASHINGTON
n'e worrying mat sen. jonn f.d.,y A)n) ,:1 Hl vi
Kennedy (D-Mass.) may get too he w,a,d 00 ,,.
Death Claims
Boxing Tutor
Of Roosevelt
Oregon Weather
By TIIK
Astoria
Baker .
-The man, Bend ..
ASSOCIATKI) 1'ltKSS
Max. Min. Prep.
meet Wcdnes- WASHINGTON ' A I
:30 p.m. in who once knocked President The-j Brookings
Iheir regu-.odore Itoosevelt Hat on his back Hums
ilar luncheon and altcrnnon oim White House boxing bout is Kiigvnc
far ahead and have the nomina
tion in the bag by convention ,j,. n ,.m,.t , ki .mr.ih Je.id. Lakeview
,,lne- Kails are inviled. Kor information' IIn uas " illi.'irn McKinley Mcdlord
Allhough Congress has not yct:(.;, MS ERone Jackson. TLTN'oney. in whose haymaker, Newport
finished will) the civil riglits is-f4.7ra, ' helped him rise during a long ca-jNorlh Bend ...
sue, Johnson got most of the i;-eer in government service. He' Pendleton ....
cicdil or blame depending on Maverick square dance benin-,'1'1''1 llt'lu Sunday. Portland Airp't
the critics' viewpoint (or Ihe licrs. c.jilss Wl mc.ct tuniK,t"a Moonev. a posl.il clerk and Hed Bluff
hill approved by the Senate Kri- 8 0 f0l.k u) Summers Lane"""'1'"1' '"'ver. had just defeated jHcdmond
day nighl. School. Von Linilgren of the Swedish Hoseburg
Kvcn among Johnson partisans,'" legal ion at Ihe turn of Ihe eenliiryi Salem
Ihcie was no agreement on howl . . .hi ,.,,,, ,u 'ivh-n his brolher. a reporter. iii-jThe Dalles
Ihe Iwomonth struggle would af- fii , n, ' u ,i,,.,.... Iroduced him to Hooscvelt al
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age Ml at the e.)cnse of lost
muscle and other lean tissues.
Where does the excess fat go?
Dr. Fryer suspects it is de
posited internally as well as un
der the skin.
: The study involved 60 men of
i age fio and over and in good gen
eral health. It stemmed from the
casual observation of Iho body
j composition of a 63-year-old man
who had been ill.
The man had lost 25 pounds,
j presented a w asted appearance,
and was about 20 pounds under
what had been regarded as Ihe
ideal weight for his age.
I A series of tests disclosed, how
ever, that he still had almost
twice as much fat in his body as
ja well-nourished young man ol
Man Raising
Curly Ponies
PENDLETON, Ore. (AP'-C. A.
, Wolf is raising horses covered
1 with curls.
j "It just started out as a hobby,
but il looks like it's going to wind
Ihel Eastern Oregon Variable cloud- jup a business." said Wolf, a con-
Ai-il ri ii -ffi m m.w.i,,,.! ...iVUMc i io. ,sc. moss ann neereasine snowcrs to- sirueuon worner woo nas a small
he came out with the same po-u,e pnni;iry library room. I ''reside-ill jumped Irom IIipHiiuIiI; partly cloudy Tuesday with ranch near here.
lilical 'strength he had al Ihe ' '' ichair and grasped his hand, showers in eastern mountains;! Woll said he first saw the curly-
stall, without damaging his sup-j M) ( .j .(i (Jreensprin"s Mom'.v " recalled. 'cooler. Highs 4K-56: low tonight haired horses running with a wild
port in Ihe South and Hordernd',,,, ('u)s present Iheir! ",c cni'1' w'10 ''''lealed Von 28-,'lfi. 'band in the Blue Mountains of
slales and without making miiclr.,MnL, s,UWi -.sngs ol Spring," '-""to'en." Roosevell said "Hyi Western Oregon Variable cloud- eastern Oregon 15 years ago.
headway among liberal Northern ";it ,c enev Grange Hall Wcdnes- -vo" "le v,'l v ''iness and isolated showers to-j Willi Ihe help of a friend. Wolf
Democrats. j tljy. April 13. from 2 to 5 pm.l"'"'1 '" r,,' ',n.v' !,',ow night; partly cloudy Tuesday; 'caught a stallion and two mares.
Others were convinced that liis ! Ixhibits arc lo be enlercd from ""' '"m V"" '' '' i cooler. Highs 48-5K; low toniglit Breeding has been perfected to
slalure had increased because ,..10 lu M am (lu s;inu. (.iyl Itoosevelt took off his co,it,!:in-:!ll. Coaslal winds weslerly tojthe point that curly parenls al
twice within three years he Iwid ;'iiioic will be a silver tea (roiiiJ"mlt''' '" cvnl,'r "' '"s "'' souihwesierly. 10-25 m p h. w.iys produce curly offspring,
piloted civil righls bills through !2 ,,, 5 p nl j;u'ncs O'Donahuc llcc " ''"'l"w M'in,'e Norlhern Oregon beaches- The horse when full-grown
the Senate where none had .. ,!! Oi vlirlm n, ,,,,,, Kink! "ow," III'.- President said. ' give, I'arilv clearing lonighl: rain ..stands only 14 hands or less
i. iu nu- im you inn 10 i uo i ucsdav. Temperature range 40-iaMul tne size ot a'large siicuana.
Lindgrcn." Bench winds southerly lo' Large or small, they all have an
Mooney ollen recalled thai lie:M)Umt,Siei v. 5-15 m n il., in- Inch-thick coal of curly hair.
Hoosevcll hgluly on the creasing Tuesday. I The breed apparently is a mix-
Giants Pass and vicinity lure. Wolf said, of cayuse.
No. no. Ihal wmil do." Ihe p..v ,.oudv wilh local 'frost thoroughbred and Apaloosa. The
Miys Graduate School ol Nutn-lean tissue "is apparently almost
lion described advanced studies inevitable with increased age."
on body weight today to Ihej The study indicated that less fal
American Institute of Nutrition, lis conducive to a longer life span.
A scientific team working under The six volunteers in the study
Dr. J. H. Fryer found that if ajgroup who were over 80 were
young man reaches an "ideal found to have less fat in propor
weight" at age 20 and never puts'tion lo lean tissue than the men
on another ounce, he will at least In their 60s.
double his body fat content by
deal weight for the same height
In the study, subcutaneous fat1 Bwnm
niBacinul ot L-ln.tr,a .;i In I Fee lOf
ihe individual by skinfold calipers, i'oue
Ihe principal body fat determina-IM. ,;T;m:, "J i. gm
lions were m-de by weighing sub-1 ,,6- b deiinoueni on and etter bj
: , - , , , ISel date. All oartiei failing o pay H
jeelS both in ail and water. ,eir ,a,a Llceme Fee ny June I.
Dr. Fryer said the study stoK"'
that a reduction in body specific Tt, ,n ' m"y pflif)' l,r,(JJ,
lii-dvity more fat in proportion .: nonce, nd beior june , iw
The tint publication o' tn.s no'ice is
April 1, I960.
ncV"0FCENSEbuE Th,s notice H Oen ""r aori'v rt.lv np
AM person, corpcra.mn, ' o Onc. N. i3?;," SX 0i.lKrS?'
partnerHitDS. nd iode'-ei doing bust- Klamalh FdH. O'tgo y " tcljim-ih pu. a
ne in the Crty ol Klamath Falls, known as in. BuvW 0"urtp',,', Nn . Adh? 1 J 7 I U V ?
n,.nnn .r. h.,-KU Mti,.rt in.i th.i- nnd Trade Licmit F Oromar.ee. No. Til, April I, J. , ll. 14, 1, n J7
Occupation or Trade License ,
lor f veer Dcqmnno Vy
nrj engina April jc. ivei. wu at m
dut and payable to the City ol Klam- J
IT'S EASY TO WASH
. SHAG RUGS
IN OUR DOUBLE-LOAD MACHINES
At MERIT'S
COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY
331 E. MAIN 4101 $0. 4th
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(ret Hie Texan's litliire. Some lelt
pusseil (or more Ihiin III! yenrs,
Alter on curly (larc-ui) when he
broueht the issue belorc Ihe Sen-
... tiiiriiiv ill i I irmiMiii, v-ll,ii- .
ale. .Southern crilieism o( John- i,... jut u' , i n. m..... .. mi ' '1'I' u
sun snhsidrfl n.-irlii-uhirlv , i ,! . , .. .... ,elllll
I at 3 i in. Everyone w ckonie.
Ai-iiilcinv o( l-'rii'tulsliip, CIkhi-
Southern senulors stleceeded
'jtliiy. April 12. ;it 8 p.m. in the
ueiunK tne iiouse-iipproven dui.M(1sc u.M a1 mcmH,,.s al0
However, this same solteniiii;;,,, to aUcm
proeess odended Democrats from!
the populous Norlhern stales, f
some nl whom Hunk I lie nomina-.
mm o .ioiiiisou lor presineni t;r.lp Sc,00. C;11,.() .
wiiuici he an invilalion lo uisas-
iei. .! ,,n..i:..L. .ai r..iin.
Sen. I'al Mi N'.imara UJ-iMieh )
iseno rii Mill meet I ucstiay, i(,..,,, -the Pr,l..i ,wU
April 12. at 7:30 p.m. at the Keno )a(.k , ,(,ri . ' M ,. .
I. Ih.il's il " I he Presi.
talk on Ihe budeel. Diseussioni rfi soiH "',m ril ii v ii v,,
v. Sevenlh Huosevelt owl Moonev banned
I'reslilenl thuiuli'l ed. Open up! Unnmht elmnlv Tuesday w ith ruin eavnse was a toueh Indian nonv
llil me IimkI, like you did Von'i.y altcrnnon. Ilihs 511-55; lowjlhe Apaloosa a spoiled beauty
l-uideren." luniht 32-;i8. Iwilh cm1y mane.
moonev uneven alio soeKen,
'and eighth grade ehoriis will sing
said Sunday there was "nothing
in this bill (hat would juMily, n, -,.,
iniiihiiiB inai joniison was a ureal v i,,ni;V,e ohiik
leaner in ine eivil ngnis area
s? I
BING CROSBY
GRACE KELLY
away at eac h oilier until Ihe I'res-!
idenl shouted: "I've eol il. That's
talk on "Kar- ihe blow 1 wauled. li s iusl what I
Minnies" at 'I've been lookine (or lo trv on
Ihe meeliiiR oi Klamalh C'ounlyUome members ol the ( 'ahinot' I
llislorieal Sueiely Wednesday, The postal clerk ruse in Ihe serv-j
April 13. al II p.m. in Ihe leeture ji-e. liv vrj:;. Presidenl Warieii (i
room o( Ihe eoiinly library. ill.irilini'. who had been inlrodiieed
Ilo li-,hin.y on llie I'otomuc by!
Miilliers Chili. Itaiubow (orMuoney, appninled him pulniiis-l
Girls. Assembly No. 57. will mcel ler ol Washmulun. lie held the job;
lonighl al 7:30 in Ihe Seullishjanlil lie relind in lti.sn. i
Itile Temple. I He is survived by his widow and
Iwo sisters, of Sleubeuv die. Ohio,
his birthplace.
WILLIAM HOLDER jp ; C,aims
new invenncn
I'eipini: radio
avv mhh A.uiriiuwrni iff ' 'in
SSTIIE BIUDGS
Former Pastor
Marries At 96
K& ST t , . ,
Tne
TESTING OUT
TOKYO 'P'
said todav a Hcd t'hinese lele
phone maintenance man has
solved Ihe problem of pedaling a S.U'lIAMKNTo. falil i.M'i -
bicycle agniiisi a slrung wind i"1' Charles Ochler. mi. claimed
Yang lhiii leng alliiched a small ''nk' -10 ears his junior Siin
rolary (an lo Ihe handlebars ami ;)' in the church he slarlcd ami
linked il by chain lo Ihe nsle. I he served its paslur lur -15 years,
broadcast esplainrd. The strong-! "r. Oehler. pasior emeritus i,
er Ihe wind bows. Ihe lasierjl lolins l.ulhenin Church hire
Yang's bike goes. The radio said and a praci icing clurupraclor. wav
he can average II in p h. in thciinaincd lu Kliahelh von iesseii-!
leclh o( a Ride. asira. ,iii. helure 3ihi uuesls. !
j The groom believes he is Ihe
Several North American moun-i"orld s oldest piiiciuin cluro-i
tains have not yel been climbed Jprurlor. The bride, wlumi he hasi
know 11 lor sis venrs
W-nssei
now addition io (he Caterpillar line
at a recent Medford showing are Stan Miller, standing,
preslddnt of Crater Lake Machinery Company, and Rube
Larson, driving, sales manager of the Kiamath Falls firm.
The unit, Cat Number 944 Traxcavator, is the first of an
all-new line of wheel loaders by the Caterpillar Tractor
Compaiy.
Is it a bird.
,a rocket.. .a plane?
No, its
A,
1 - : s No. its
S -::.saucering down to Earth i
-.'"ft ' an uproarious hitl 1
A-G, -" : I .A ' .
jo w .1 urn 1 1 ii
is a praclic-!
tug nalurualh. She once treated
her new husband during an ill-
'ss.
Or. Oehler was pastor ol SI,
Johns until his retirement in IIUV j
lbs wile died 111 'M: Mis. 'uti
Niesscuiislra's husband died lwo:
U'.II'S ;igo :
When llelly Green Wdks died
111 12. she had $:i.-luii mm in one
hank alone. Her cslule grossed
nearly HKi million dollars. !
JoInBucm EarlHollihhn Fred Clark
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