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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1960)
HKRAU) AM) NKN'S. Kiamalh FhMs, Oip. W'odncsi'av April 1:1 IWiO Administration Target Of Many Angry Barbs B.v THK ASSOCIATED I'RKSS vciy much like one as ho ad Some hitler, Democralic barbs die ssed a croud in the pymnas have come at the Eisenhower ad-him of the I'nivcrsily ot Virginia ministration one alter another, in Charloltesville. "Frozen in the ice of its own "Too often our leadership has indifference " was the description, been hesitant and half-hearted. Son. John F. Kennedy ol Massa-iand has concealed trom us the chusctts lacked on the adminis-l"ature and dimensions of the ens Ualion Tuesday. is." lie said. The cause of "this ierind of Kennedy made his attack on the leadcrless lassilude" was the ac-i administration in a sjieeeh lo the cusation made Tuesday night by International t "mem of Ojieraling floiai Mevenson. Lncincers in Miami in Hie Illinois primary. Vice, 'he economy of the Soviet l'n President liichnrd M, Nixon, who'ion is expanding seven times as stands largely on the administra-'last as that ot the I'niled Slates, tion record hut did not campaign he said, and the Eisenhower ad in the state, received a far small-jministration does nothing aboul er vote titan President Eisenhower U- rolled up four years ago. ' W hile the senator sxike in On the whole. Democrats out- Florida, talk of a stop Kennedy voied Republicans in the light drive in West Virginia continued, turnout. The Republicans nomi-IHe opposes Sen. Hubert 11 nated Gov. William G Stratton Humphrey of Minnesota in the for a third term. The Democrats Democratic primary there May named Otto Kernel- to oppose him. J Sen. Paul H. Douglas was un- In Washington, a spokesman for npposed on the Democratic ballot 'he United Mine Workers said the for nomination to a third term. 'anion officially will he neutral in ..Incomplete returns gave him ai'he primary battle. But, he added. larger complimentary vote thanfsome I 'ls leaders favor Humph Nixon received. rev. On the Republican side. Sain-j The spokesman said John L. liel Witwer of Chicago led five Lewis, president emeritus of the other candidates in (he race for 'union, had inlormally suggested Senate nominee. that he would like to see Kennedy Stevenson, who has denied he slopped. Is a candidate for the Democratic! M r. Kennedy should win in presidential nominalion, acted West Virginia." Humphrey said at a news conlerence in Washing- Curb Slated By Police NEW YORK (APi-lf the po lice can carry nut their latest order, the Easier parade on Fifth Avenue will be strictly noncom mercial. In past years commercialism. Inspired to new heights by tele vision cameras, turned parts of the traditional massing on the avenue into a paiade of models, promoters, crackpots and even pacifist demonstrators. Thanks to police control, recent Easier parades have been in bet ter taste. Tuesday's order from police headquarters made it plain that this year's will be, too. "No advertising or commercial ism of any nature will he per mitted on Fifth Avenue," reads the order. 'Kaviators' Slate Visit i Widow's House is Site Of Secret Rendezvous PACK 3 Ft Two "naviators" from Oakland Naval Air Sl.ftion will visit Ore gun Technical Institute April 22 lo explain two Navy tlight pro grams available to college men. I.t. Cmdrs. Walt McCireevy and Hob Adams are fliers as their colloquial designation indicates They will conduct interviews in the Naval Aviation Inlormaiion van they are bringing with them. Two-year college men between 18 and 25 years ol age who meet .physical and menial requirements land are single are eligible to ap ply (or the Naval Aviation Cadel program. Four-year college men between 19 and 2. of equal physical and mental timbre, may apply for the Aviation Olficer Candidate program. These applicants may be married. The menial exam will he given on campus lo those who want lo see if they quality. Editor's note: Slout hearted al lies provided sanctuary while the storm rove about Jesas during His final days in Jerusalem, The home of the widow Mary of Cy prus, according to early Chris tian sources, was a retreat for Jesus and His disciples, and the site of the Last Supper, This is the first ol an Easter series re- crcaling the turbulent events that s w i r I e d about "The Hallowed House." Bv GEORGE V, ( (1I1NEI.I. A I' Religion Writer It was a pleasant, stately ton, "he ought lo he well on the way to tying up the nomination. "If I do," he continued, "I think I will be on the way to winning considerably more support." Meeting Held By Clue' Birds i MERIill.E - Local Rlue Birds, 'younger girls in the Camp Fire organization, under the leader slnn of Mrs Rnn Mitts me! re cently al Merrill grade school lo .1:.. t. A..U.... ,rtrtU.... uiscuss im- fumti udj 111 ir lion. Tht- girls planted trees al the school and some other places April 9 as their part of honoring the day. Mrs. Alfred Carlelnn presented her marionette s h o w. "Little Wack Sambo." lor the girls. Reducing & Body Building t Nissen's yamffitiSr 227 So. 11th i Phone TU 4-5012 Free '. Demonstration Hours: q 9 lo 6 P.M. Eveningi By Appointment LAST CHANCE !!!!!! COPCO BONUS ENDS FRIDAY! (For Sure) Fl to Lj Super 30-Inch RANGE ! Reg 199.95 Sale Price .... 179.00 Less Copco Bonus 20.00 You Pay Only s Plus FREE Model RS-30 LOOKS, COOKS, CLEANS LIKE NEW FOR LIFE! if Two 8-inch and Two 6-inch Radiontube Cooking Units if Full width 23-inch Oven if Dial any heat from warm to red hot tab? Zah FRIGIDAIRE KANT-SLIDE GRIDDLE (A 7.50 Voluc) Yern Owens' Cascade Home Furnishings 412 Main Ph. TU 4-8365 1 I abode. It siood in tbe aristocratic month of is.ui. the day before iipK'i- city on Ihe western rise lb ee ol Passover, and she ol Jerusalem, lint its handsome. mmi,H ,,,u, ,h(, m,s dl.mh haniniil exterior masked a due; , , ,, , ,,. , sl,m', anil galleries, directing lihoda .... . , , and her other servants in prep I lie house was ,i Imleaw.tv ot 1 1 Ihe inllumnlnry Cahlcan. a haven '"M'"- '"' "he festival. ol Ihe Master and lis men, j I5"1 h'r own holiday spirils Mary halh-N'ab.is. ihe wealthy. "ere muled In a scn-o ol ten hospitable widow who owned il. sion and lorcboding The agna- knew lull well Ihe danger audi1"1" aroused by .lestis in the mar- 'disrepute she risked m sheltering1''1 I'htce and Temple courts. His tli.it rustic crew, (uiil.nnlers who culling rebukes to .Sadducean ol- delied the authorities and stirred Meials. could not coniinue no the crowds. :avenged Vet she did it resolutely, and lie Avoided Reprisals w ill, a burning heart. Thus ,,.p,,s.,is .i,,,,),", uA It was the t ;;h ol lli' spring been pievenied only In His sw.iv over large numbers of the j)opii lace in the day. particularly Ihe barefoot swarms from Ihe Akra, and al night, by His covert se rin ion How long could He walk ihis narrow ledge, unlalling'' The fidou paused to straighten a Ircsh heng draicry al Ihe door ol ihe allium. 01 main hall. How Mong Iv.'tnro her own role was loom! out. and denoiitu'ed'.' Thai part did not matter s'i much, except on account of her ;si'ii, .l.ihn Mark She hit her lip. and harried on down a corridor ward the lear ot the house few among her genteel associ ates knew that she was a support-1 othcrs-lo beware of prying ped er of Ihe roaming; carpenter 0f dlers. j.Naareth Nor was Ihis dignified , lhe ,alde , an(, ,he ser. incghborhd of magistrates,!Viims ttorkcd at sm), ,e or. priests .v-,d rich merchants aware dln;i,.y UWmlk slori " lnem Ik, she gave reluge lo Ihe dLs- ilw.,y. an( iwljshinf, le j 111 111 s' i Passover dishes for use. Others I There may have been some gos-jkneaded and rolled unleavened sip or suspicions. She had noticed wheat dough for the matzos. a group of closely cowled scribes! Some were already in the brick watching her gateway trom OVen. Mary checked to make sine across the street. Hut Ihere had ihey were perforated so they Urn no questioning or inlerler- would not swell, and that the fire encc. not yet. .was low, for slow baking. They Came in Darkness Hut Ihe activity did not .still her The Chiiiilesline visitors came' worries, nor erase her fears, only in lale darkness, slipping uv Her brolher, .loseph Barnabas, unobserved. lad amply warned her that she. And she had been prudent. She, her son. her whole household had cannoned Ihe Galilean worn-'might face arrest, sinning mobs en slaying Ihere for the week-'or other harsh consequences if .lesus' mother. Mary, her sister. j Salome, Mary of Magdala andl (Continued on Page 7.R) IT IC1MOT v Whatever make or model car you drive enjoy the savings of Boron. Power! In only three years since its introduction to western motorists, Richfield Boron gasoline ha3 created a success story of unequaled public acceptance. Richfield Boron has passed the test where it counts most: on the streets and highways under all types of driv ing conditions. Tested, not in a laboratory, but in more than 100 million car miles of actual driving by motorists like you. 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