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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR IITCRALD AM) NEWS. Klamath Falls. Orrgon Tupsriav. April 12. 1 Hfin FRA.WC JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mgr Ph. TU 4-4752 Subscription Ratoi Entered as second class matter ai Hie post office at Klamath Falls. CARRIER Ore. on August 20. 1006. under act of Congress. March 8. 1879 MONTH t 1 75 SKR ., i s MONTHS ..' $10 50 ifcRU1KS' I YEAR .... 21.00 ASSOrlATEIJ f'ltESS I'M TED PI1ESS MAIL AUDIT DLItEAU OF CIRCULATIONS i MONTH $ 1.75 Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California MONTHS . 110.00 1 YEAR I8 00 They'll Do It Jivcrv Time By Jimmy llailo llrc Ami TIhtc By BILL JENKINS A touch nl the old nays tame A week or so ago. Biff (iellatly. the manager 'lie theaters here in town, called to say that he was running a preview and wouldn't we come down and sit in. Wo did. It was Ihe first time in many a moon lhat we had been in a movie house and Ihe experience was really quite wel come. SittinR there looking at that screen as big as a house was quite a change from squinting at Ihe smaller screens of television. And Ihe color was really an im provement over Ihe last movie I saw. It sort of brought hack so the butter cartons, cottage crals in Congress reportedly are set is that they have Ihcme songs cheese containers and just plainlnnw- busv cooking up a plan toj The trouble with theme song? waxed paer would have to bi kepi separate Also, how could one save for a year all the paper towels one uses to wipe out Ihe Irying pan. or the paper napkins served with pizza? One of Ihe wonderful vir tues of paper is ils disposability. Besides, if ynu saved the paper, what would you use to light Hie lircplacc lire'.' try to get through Congress tlus'is that they can be memorized year. ;nd sung around the bouse when II would furnish federally aided I''" program itself isn't on. hospitalization, nursing home care Friends, if your ears were and perhaps some oilier medical never lacerated by a five-year-old benefits for people over lij But it soprano's rendition of the "Duvoy isn't clear whether this wouldjt'roi kctt Ballad" then you es- come under Social Security or he. leaped a fa'e worse then heleil the tackled some oilier way. 'Alamo. t'stvf For .si'l By JAMES MAIILOW Associated Press News Analvsl Since Juhnvm is also a would- :iic president!.'!! rawliflale. success .il. il.... I., 'i i i i... populaiily with a lot of people. Last lircemhor Floinming said he'd have a urogram ready lor Congre.-is this year. But. according WASHINGTON i.li Theilo reports March I'l. whin he un question of health insurance for v.-ilcd il Ut Itopuhlican emigres .the aged will be a big 1II cam- ional leaders, they gave him ; jom paign issue. But it's douhllul Ihciiniigh lime. ,mnr,e of the old davs when aiOemociats and Itepuhlicans will He sulse(uontly I. .Id a emigres movie, preview was a slandard do anything about it More Ihe -mnal romingleo he vva, lighting ilem on the newsman's agenda, ijcampaign. !o get the administration to pro- mil- "c some Mnu oi pingrain II has been four or five years since I have heard the king ol the wild Ironiier eulogizefl in a non stop treble solo extending M'cr 47 verges and choruses. But I still can't h'ol out the memory. l-or one thing, the soloist is r still around to remind me of the dear dead flavs of Davcv. i I CUMBLN lo FOREVER 604DIN6 THE BJGKEEP f?E THE SIZE OF TUB DRINKS AW, C'MOM, mi',ui.'...muT KEEPPOURIN'.'.' IT'S NO SSRAvV OFF VOuR VESTTWE BOSS AlM'T AITOUSJD.' AND Vv MEM DOES THE HOUSE BUVi HUH : I N. HUH f S I ' n ( W .i I ; . . 4 ' BUT IN HIS BEANEFIV-JU5T TKy AND (5ET MOGE TH4M POUR PEA SiZ PRUNES PER OQCEQ. W Uiib VVHAT S JW SKATE.' IS-I7AI&INS? 7 TMISJK 71 TOEED A Upiic N 1 jnPDilurc v K7VIIS' IORDEP! Oi SH OP PRUNES, cwumbun: cant YOU PUT IM OS.E MOKE SO THEy k. WON'T BE K LONESOME LISTEN, CHEAP- VVHATTAVA THIS IS?.' NO TlMN ijivES MOKE N FOUR PRUNES PES ORCEC 'P VO'J DOMT LIKE IT, EAT SOMEWHERES ELSE ! DOG'S SMOKING DANGEROUS j look their eyes off tha road to DONCASTER. Kngland (l'PI ivvatch his 4-year-old dog, Butch, J Ralph Spencer imimsed a strictkvho has been smoking cigarette! i no smoking rule in his automobile daily since he was six months latter he was told other motorists old. 111 SOMEWHERES KS1 . V PI II f 3mt m- vrjri I A "ft" A,,o T,B of -si Ik People Read SPOT ADS you are FULL 30 MINUTE WASH CYCLE WHEN YOU WASH AT MERIT'S Coin-O'Matic Loundr ,U3 E. MAIN 411 n. Ath Nasser Gets Big Welcome j The Iceland Kicma is worth (l.U 1 U.S. cents. isowa'iays, ine cuiiuiai pan oi , vi.-u- i.i i in i.,,!,, m pii , k-m r .k. !,;. - I my evenings at home is Idled by ' p. .,int 'i aiipi , ..' , " vocal rc-itids binl, around .l,emes!lhe ,,,, A,ah 0 ? ' . and variations I mm Ihe song ol;t ,.,i , ... ... I goodwill mission. Mill remember silling through the one on Gone With The Wind and wondering if it were ever going to end. This one wasn't that long. A Dog Of Klanders was Ihe name. A real colorful movie taken from the well known book and filmed in The Lowlands. I Ihink it is due here in a day or so. Rul. anvwav. it was nice to j,oe Ihe touch of the old days again. Only one Ihing wrong. And that a thing lhat hasn't changed for me over Ihe years. I just can't get used to going to a movie in the afternoon and com ing out while it is slill light. It just doesn't seem right, somehow. There are more than t.V , The Real Mct'ovs. I would bale to have to choose ion people o'.er I..') ill Ibis coun-!'"1 alternative l H' Koiand hill. .between CriicVn ,-eul the Mc- Spring is not all lambs in Ihe meadows and birds has ils problems, loo. least of which is the annual chore of getting the hose out of storage and stringing it out. A garden hose is a mean and wicked thing at any lime. But try. Ihe Iteinocrais on a Senate , Welfare subcommittee reported! Xt'W Itl'll (r Il last February almost fit) per cenll By PHIL NF.WSOM ol them had less than Jl.iKKI in come in I'.i53. President Eisenhower's admin istration has had plenty ol time to prepare a health insurance pro gram lor the older people and sub mil it lo Congress. Instead, as in many other problems, F.isenhowcr has ordered an exhaustive study. Fight of Fisenhower's own lie- UPI Foreign Fdilor Bed China pul the land grab on Ml. Fveresl Ihe other day. 'This latest was against the liny kingly state of Nepal, wedged be tween India and lied China on the slopes of Ihe Himalayas. Ml. Fvciesl and the Abomin able Snowman said to wander lis jsnowy heights hae been Nepal's'' Cms bul one Ihing 1 can say lor' .. ....... ..- - ..Ouldrii ifiv.y. in- imni; inn; un a personal appearance tour. Or if be did. I didn't know il. This is more than 1 can say (or the McCoys. The whole clan has been sashaying around town the past few days in connection with our cherry blossom festival. Through an espionage system that would make Ihe central intelligence igcncy look like a nuncn oi chiel claim lo lame. And 'imaleur keyhole - peckers, the' publican senators got led up wail ing and proposed a plan ol I heir own. Fiseniiower hasn't approved ,' .1 ' ' . . 'Iliad been invi'ed In Ml. lbs secretary of we S. Flemniing. suggested Fiseniiower hasn't approved lhat cil her. The Prc'dcnl wants no part ol For- and, Rhode Island Democrat is known lo cverv word leaked out at home that I reception ire. Ail Inn- ... ,. . . ... , hi Ihcir honor. I'1'"' ieUcnd iu' (.,; .,, Vhn ,,n' 1 10 im' """" I - lllin. i ,,nl,ti,-t:int Uithmil t.ili. 'of it.s nriL'lihors. To the north i-..wl. ,.r ,.t.,i-. n..i of Ml. Fveresli" , '" ,. , ,.. , k i. i . - .. ii ...vou t.m niie:s v. mi .Hicimcu itiv .1 i t. . . . . .-MM'U MI'S ti ll I llllld 1 llll IM .... , . . singing. Iti" ' -"i- all I lie real reason lor tins ".'" ' " ' Not the nKlr ,li""1 "emocrat. lo .. coniia:uon was. kki neaiin iiisurance lor pcoplcj .. ... .. . . . I I mean, il ln-vear-nlrt sopranos , ,, I i . ' , 'didn't invent Ihe Chinese water on thousands ol siiuare miles ol , 'ill line nicy u.ie n-i su,ii c inetbods that are equally ellcc- niiv hi ijiiiiii.i, i- iiicih e inn territory on a bolder line cMend- uig Iroin India's norlhwcsl torn- il it at ils co d and stiff worst I "''J " "u111" ,IL u first time out. You try and uncoil it and find that il has taken a permanent set. Vou sweat and twear and strain anil finally get II fairly straight but then find lhat when you take the pressure off il. goes right back lo the win ler shape. When you finally give up and Iry lo drag it over lo Ihe stand pipe you find that it will reach out and grab ahold of everything in the yard. It snags on rocks and plants, on walls and pipes, on slii-ulis and garden tools. And when you finally get il over lo the proper outlet anil Iry to hook it up you lind lhat last year's washer has disappeared from the connection and it leaks. Nor is there ever another wash er available. Not around my house at any rate. Ob well. Such is hie and I sup pose we just have lo put up with il. At least il is a sign that we probably won't gel over three feet more snow this "spring." over ti." to the Social Security pro gram by boosting Ihe pre.-ent :t per cent lax on employes and em ployers lo ,'l'4 per cent. This would ; . ' . . ., ', . I My soprano and I found the government program. ... ... . . , . . , ,' ,' McCoys rouy'ung it in the presi- Fisenhower condemned the idea1... , '. , , , , dential suite of the Sheralon-Paik ... i , .. r iiiuiuiii; ine laiiu sue aucaiiy n as. , , , . , . r at Ills March .III news conference: ,.. a ... .1. i .1 . hotel, which is about as far as you can get horn a share cropper's cabin. Lovable old "tirannpa McCoy lkiiMr Savers Ry FLORENCE JENKINS Most of us save paper sacks and string for future use, but a Tacnnia family and a Pinllaiid family saved paper for one year to find out how much paiH-r a family uses in a year. They were participating in the Northwest Pulp and Pa)er Asso ciation's program, launched on 1.,..,,., .iss,.. .,, lu,n hy hc s;1os 0 rm, . chose me two lamiiies aim the Th(, ;,,,,,,,.,. o a M)i(, .1(,mms objective was to point out ourlr.,tl,in ,,,,,. an,,r S(.V(, deiendencc on one of the most VCiirs in ofrj.0 .,.. ,, Becenllv it was disclosed that what previously bad been dis missed as a minor uprising in T'singliai Province nt northwest China 111 late Wall actually was of such massive proportions lhal the red Army had to be called in lo put it down. Prior to that there had been Ihe I!i.'i7 uprising in neighboring Sinkiang Province, and, immedi ately allcr, the revolt in Tibet which reached ils height ml March. ly.V.I. Other outbreaks were reported "I have been against compulsory Health insurance as a very delin lie step in socialized medicine." That's what the American Med ical Assn. and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce say. loo. Although Ihree of the Democrat-1 ic would-be presidential candi dates Sens. John F. Kennedy. Hubert II. Humphrey, and Sluarl Syminglnn endorse Forand's idea. he had less luck Willi Ins own Democrats in Ihe House. There the Ways and Means Committee, on which Ihe Demo crats outnumber the Republicans, turnc-d down Forand's bill. Roughly Ihe kind of plan Flcm mmg and the eight Republican senators were thinking ol would rnnnirn l.l I ... help nce.lv 1 iconic over M .-,vl..J. , ,r '!l,'i'T..Vw,'l 'l''l'',nm! ri''' nf T'"' tt"h cos. of hospital and medic d'eare'!, " ' , ,'" ""rl',i"KI m"rc m"r'" l'"''0' l'-'""r- '"' through private insurance lirms.! ,;"kl;im lh Umc "l ''''ie moon is approaching lb The only kind nf plan Eisenhows . , ,,, ... , , ,!"'", ,u"""'. . er is reported .0 wan. ,s one lhat ,, " ' t, ' !l 'u ''il' Th """"" slarS i.i.v..t ait'inKi ..n. i-viin. 111,1 cuiy, :Miiis. .iiipuci aim aiuin ; monasteries. (in this day in history: Kao Feng, lust secretary of! In 1777. Henry Clay, American Ihe T'singliai Communist 1'artvlstalesman and nrnlnr. was burn i In IRiil, Confederate lorccs op-' ened lire on Fl. Suinier. j in lPII."). the Hippodrome opened in New York with a spectacular uses of opcrilion, attacked Ihe musical revue, a Yankee Circus murdered on Mars. and acliv- In l!ir the :t3nd President of had lost bis limp and the quiver in bis voice. Lovable young "Luke .McCoy" was at the colfee table mixing what he called a "cuttv .-.ark snow cone." As for lovable "Kate." a hael-eyed redhead. she was the most utiriiral-looking larm girl I ever laid eyes on. All of this sort of shook my laitb in television but niv soprano never lifted an eyebrow. in Ihe province of Chinghai audi" "u'' .. S "K ""' 1 ' n Mongolia. ",cmc sn"" 3" lhc wa-v l""1"'' Here are wild slrcams, ai lands, lowering mountains and people who never have bowed lo Ihe Chinese will. I In AI 111:1 line By United Press Internationa T'odav is Tuesday, April li. Ihe good-will visit lo India, observers agreed today. controversial Although Nasser has failed to Indian hosts cither Prcidont Fisen iiower or Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, two oilier recent visitors, he has been able to reach a bigger cross section ol the Indian people. And there is no duuhl lhal Nasser is more in tune with In dian sentiment than either of his two predecessors. Eisenhower spoke In generali ties, mostly of peace. Khrushchev used the hardsell political line, boasling of Communist progress. Nasser has used generalities loo. but when he condemns "im perialists" or calls lor Afro-Asian solidarity, he is hitting lhc Indi ans where they live. One welcoming sign in Madras hailed Nasser as "the savior ol Suez." More than anything else, his "victory" in Ihe Suez crisis has raised Nasser's stature among the people of this former Rrilishdominated country. Indians leel close to Nasser loo because of his support lor the Al gerian rehels in the light for in dependence Irom France and his Antique Plane Back In Japan TOKYO 'APi The first air plane ever to fly in Japanese skies landed back in Japan today in shipping crates. The antique Farm.in Voisin bi plane, built by Henri Farman ol France, was rcliirned lo Japan ill a gesture of friendliness by the U S. Air Force, which at the end of World War II took il to the All- Force Museum at Wright-Pat-ler-on Air Force Base, in Ohio. On Dec. I'l. I'lio seven years alter the Wright brothers made .heir lamous lirsl Might at Kitty Hawk, N.C. the Farman rose to 'tin led and stayed aloft for lour niinules near what is now central I'okvo Nasser has steered clear of most issues, a (act his appreciate. Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Suits & Stocks Mod to Ofdtr Perfect Fit Guaranteed 119 SOUTH 7th Friendly Helpfulness T Every Craid end Punt Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Soni 925 Hia TU 2-4404 1 Farmers Insurance Group Farm and Ranch Comprehensive Liability Death of Livestock rays up to $300 per animal if struck by a vehicle on a public highway. Damage to car also covered if you are held liable. 2 Property Damage protects you for damatre to the property of . others resulting from your farming or ranching W operations. These are hist t of the 10 liability and S non liability eorcrmjrs you get with Farmert superior Farm nvd Ranch Comprehensive Lability Policy. n ik i bit. nur.mmts! "ll fAST FAIR FRIENDLY SI. v Jerry L. Shelley District Manager 116 So. 11th Klamath Falls Phone TU 4-7101 IM KIOBILGAS ECONOMY RUM - RAMBLER AMERICAN CUSTOM WINS OVER ALL COMPACTS WITH 28.35 M.P.G. is voluntary and does not include', any increase in the Social Sccur ilv lax. nnn ,.r llw. .....1 1...:..: .: .. . ,m,"i - """committee, reported lo the rebels: aigumeiils against l'orand s hi ,1, . , , . is that it is compulsory and would '" T , "' v not benefit aboit four million old-l ' """M'S i" '''llK'0n' 11 (hwifiv inn iutTii-(i uy joi'iai!v orrurny. ' On Ihe ol her side, one of the, ' , """"""' , ... ,, , revolutionary cadres ..in :ijiuniiw .11 1 nt- r lemming type of plan with Ihe federal government and slates p. iilirip.it- is that there might be OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. J. E. I arlpy .inn Farlry Jr. Prnprlttera Thoroughly Modern Sty tMCt,ON Rambler wins again! Under official USAC supervision, a Rambler Amer ican Custom scored best gas mileage of all cars-28.35 M.P.G.-in the 17th running of the Mobilgas Economy Run. All cars were equipped with automatic trans missionand were chosen at random by USAC officials from dealer showrooms or factory as sembly lines. No car owner should expect to match in every day driving the mileage achieved in this lest by Rambler or any of Ihe oilier cars. However, this test provides additional proof that Rambler de livers best gas mileage wherever you drive. FOR AMERICA'S LOWEST-PRICED, MOST ECONOMICAL CARS, SEE ECCLES MOTOR CO., 606 S- 6th St., Klamath Falls vital products of lhc forest paper. .lomt proclamations signed by (inventor Hatfield of Oregon and (iovernor Kosellini of Washington inaugurated the "paper families" into Iheir roles. Democrats Willi a talking point this year's elections. However. Ihe Democrats have been in control of Congress since t!b4 and iney haven't produced one. either. This looks like a golden onnoi-tutuiv fm- .1 rnunl., a r.ier and paper prodiicls that 0H political hand's. Those Ivvo Texans. Sen Lyndon isls. destroyed pastures and live-, the I'nited Stales. Franklin Dela stuck, burned down dwelbnglno Roosevelt died in Warm houses." isprings. da Kao Kens concluded: In p.i;,5, an effective anti-polio " . . . The heroic fighting nf Ihe vaccine was announced, devel lebellion siippressiug mills of the oped hy Mr. .lonas Salk of Tilts Chinese people's army . . . quellodjliurgh. the revolt." n p.1,-,7. Postmaster General t hese are rugged individualists Summcrfield curtailed delivery of lighting a losing battle, but li!l jl'.S. mails because Congress cut teterniincd lo preserve their right to decide. an average family would normal ly use in a year's lime were pro vided the families by industry members of the association. In filling conclusion In "r'r CUADT DIDC yearlong endeavor, both lamiliesi Jll UK I K'D J turned over the 4.000 pound ol pacr they had accumulated lo the I'.oy Scouts of America. In keeping with the industry's con cept of conservation. Ihe paier will be processed and used again lo help supply the country's ever growing demand for that product Howard Morgan, president ol Ihe association, thanked the par ticipants at a dinner in their honor. He pointed out that the rise in paper consumption has been in direct ratio to the rise in our standard of living. Sixty years ago, the annual consump tion of paper per person in the I'nited States was 58 pounds. It is now more than 4no pounds nor year and by W75 Ihe figure is exported to reach 5no pounds. From a practical point of view, il would seem lo us to bo very difficult to save all the paper one uses, even ill a day. If the paier is lo be reprocessed, It tbould not include waxed pacr, t 1 0 i'lu'lIM" SlUIJi Hy DICK WKST w.siii;to iii'D The Uayhurn, leaders of the Demo-lwhieh appeal 10 the "imiiiiv Doll' Ills appropriation. A Ihoic'lit for today: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in his fourth inaugural address, said: "We have learned that we cannot live .'done, at peace; that our well being is dependent on the well being of other nations, far away." 1 r 1 I VE. NtUS? BEEN 1 v I ( Ki.lEv!E TrUT V 6E TRCE. S : JVaj II " I ewssuuy 1st :t .u.i mas.;' By Frank O'Neal i; Hy I'nited Press Internalional Al'tll'STA. Ga Arnold rai nier, who won the liisn Masters golf tournament Sunday, teeing oil lor a round ilh President F.i-senhovver: I 1 0011 1 snow wr.eincr ine jiies- siire was greater yesterday iSun day 1 or today." SAX FRANCISCO - Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon, getting ready to attend opening ceremon ies at the San Francisco Cuants' new stadium: 'I'll bo moling for the Giants . . . bill I wont commit mvselt on who I want to win the pennant. 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