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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 8 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Tmif'rtav, April 14. 'I'licv'll Do Jc Evcrv Time By jimmy Ilatlo On The Record , tAKE COUNTr BIRTHi Reds Buy Sugar TOKYO (AD Communis Sty aitit Neftrs I HEV-'.' C'MCM 'VEAU VOU'RE TE WEEK THAT IT'S JE3KLEV'S TUR4 TO DPiVE IM THE CA5 POOL ME CAM MAIDLy KEEP HIS EYES CF".- KEEP YOUR f?y OW THE 1 SASHAVIM ALL, China has purchased AO.onO mnr tons nl Cuban siifjar. Peipinc ra dio reorted loday. Thp broadcast said "another contract has just been siuned" between the China National Foodstuffs Export Corp, and Cuban trade concerns. No de tails uere gien. OVEF3 Tl-IE I ROAOi WILLyA ?.' , try AP qr ng ids . J ui. I VAN DVKfc Born at Lesw Hos '0.11 to Wr. And Vrs Row I Vdn DKe April 10 a 9"i we.onirvj ; mi , I an. The lint-r (Jm'cn KlinlxMh dis-lphtL-p Kii.ihkt tons of u.tlpr and her length is l.n.t feel. j (FRANK JENKINS Editor RILL JENKINS Mdndguig Editor FLOYD WVN.N'K Cily Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mur Ph. TU 4-4752 Subscription Rates CARRIER .A Ot Arc Entered as .second class matter at Hit post office at Klamath K.ills. Ore. on August 2ft. 1006, under act of Congress. March 8. 1379 SKUVH KS: ASSOCIATED PHESS I'XITKD I'KKSS AUDIT BUREAU 0" CIKCl'LATIUNS Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California J vvhvdosi'tnI vau...fi(,Ji l I MONTH $ I 75 6 MONTHS $10 50 1 YEAR r-'l 00 MAIL 1 MONTH $ 1.75 6 MONTHS $10 00 1 YEAR 18.00 .1- : J II tile ft a::ici'd lo M-i;..;iir( The sto'!-: m.'.i k.-l h;is heen act peace Itvu'lo', it vwnlil me;in llle-in;1 as if it thought so. The con 'iivision of (iei many perhaps tor v.imcr pi m e miU' of the liuicati liieneraiioiis. nf Lahfir Statistics has risen ot your I . WAMIIM.IO.N (AH - I'rcsi- s . .,. . , , i ;.t 0 only a li'tle-and then lam.- dent hisonliovw-r vwll have LnitecH . s K,lrl (l(.v ,,, (h(. y hccai.se of increased coMs ol States iol,l,cs lo consider "'" w,.sl ; ,;,,-,.,, v0 n -0, vices. he has hl.S summit meelllli; May ,.,, ,!. (,, ,,,unlncs This i 1, v m.nb-ls have hinlcd ai rii'i:i(h J'.S. I'oliiii-s BY EI.or.ENC'E JENKINS By JAMES MAHLOW Unless you plan lo live another; Associated Press News Analyst hundred years, I his is chance of a lifetime. I'or thus is 10. the year lhal the linval Netherlands Associa ol cour-.e. he refuses since it al- ihe end of mllaimti. Until just ro- inosl ccrtainlv means the lu-vs olci-nlly, Ixaul pi ices liave risen, lucres i.;.s (icimanv lo coinrniiniMii. inciini" lourr Yields and interest !ood reason In believe nothuml c ii,u ,.,.,., iv I. . , m ,1 ! rates with the implication thai Khrushchev lust hecause of lhal lion of Bulbsrowws celebrates Ms1' Pur with Premier Nikila hundredth anni'ersary. Simulta neously, the Dutch rnnimcmn rale the date on uhich they were introduced lo their first tulip bulb.much will come ol (he n"'''111 he Uesf'.ind the Soviet I nion are'l'-ai of more inllalion was relax exactly 4110 years iifin. ami inai tne priinirms niscusscu ml(.s a)iU. A double jubilee is in progress be put 111 the Iw until .' in The Netherlands this year as '"'er. ll.l,.lln(.i a lonsequence. j This year's nicotine with- '"'" ;..u.i. 1..., u.. i! Khrushchev will ionic lust a fen1 Hy HAL HOVI.K )U:iMt'1T llrt IH'I II IMlllll'ii I'lonadc." Krom March 25 months ,"'1""' 1,10 piesidential ll,,eh Knnlr-mhf.r niillimis election til this ..'Ulllltl'V. and millions of flowers will hoi int;. Tin' head of Ihe Inlcrnai lonal loneiaiy l-'mirl insists that the s t e a d y win Ifhv ide commodity juice intla'ion has ended. Vanulaclincrs grumble ahnul 11 1112 oM':alini costs, hut hold ott or so't pedal price rises on lunched eriods hecause of compe- NEW YORK 1 APi-Ihe middle- al'cd man is a dreamer. If EiscnhoAer makes any con- I" outside eve Hie average hlnnminn in Rolleidam on a loll- cessions which lo'.k like VlcldlllU mMUIIcaerl mall I'ii.ks anolll as " . . ... . .... . .. . .... . t..Hl..,l l,l 1'iim lv.ni ...nrl . ... ac re area overlooking the Mciisciio :sov ici 1 nion piessuie 01 imk himui and clouded business pros- l,vor. : Moscow an advaniane, the Demo as romantic as a broken urn-. "Kloriarle" is an iiitrrnaiion.-.l !'''" 'l Ihnn around the brella 1 M Mjr. flower festival. Its lheme-Erom!'l,-Publicans necks in Ihe politi-; lie has a slH.l v seedy look ol ,.,, ,m n.,tjlm twlW Seed lo StronqHi-coniprises nol1-" "ampa.!:... ie- K,n:,i,.m,y an.i ies,-i .a...... llN h.VC a pl!ni.h ,. ttto ,,, thl,m UT THE OTHEf? WEEKS HE WOM'T LET HIS FELLOW PlDECS CATCH 40 WINKS EN ROUTE THA W iNO OVP HAT It Art hameiz , csCJaksigh 10, vvhvN DON'T HE) SHUT 1 V UP?.'.' AWRIuUT.l' ( YOU'RE ASKlM , SO TWESI THIS BAD GUV HAS A GUM isi u. u4T...upv...ninvmi SEE WHAT'S WITH MASTLE? V HA-HA VVAlT'LL I TELL x-J-i YOU ABOUT THE SMOW ' -V BLIND ESKIMO- Al-tf.Y - 4-14- Government To Pay Taxpayers just tulips but all other flowers! They're already builduiu up a and his face wears the Ullelv well as fruits, vegetable s.iu.bs and trees, and ewn .seeds rarlicipation of nalions and (jrow- ers from all parts of Ihe world nnrvx a truly remarkable ex Jubilion. Our friend, .lulie Lynch, direc tor for Tho Netherlands Informa tion Service, Western Division, San Franeisi 0, advises lhal she will have a first-hand account campaign issue over You see siuns in the commodity markets as well as the slock and I.ond markers and alone, the labor limit. You can sense the slirrum Ihe returning conlident talk of their com- li .rasscd air ot soinellun tliai jplaml that Eisenhower's dclensc "as hecn picked upon too much - program is inadc(iiale. by time. A...,i.,ti MaL. h...nlNi,. Ci.hJ But inside lis own hear the j "" i-''""y 1 t'" 1,10 reiiuniiiK conn nower win nave even more rea- "s. .,. .. .,,.. ,.,.. iIIKjllSn.itS pHnninK more aeliv- son to he cautious wilh Khrtish-i'"' fellow. , , ily and further expansion. d,ev this time than he ha.l ,n his Me is a drcanier And Ihe T)c j!t, him summa mee.um 111 ..encvii; '; ' i-,s worried ahnul lurlher inllalion- in ' ..... .. .. l,...ao ,. hi lake.homi. iviv 'rlw .i .Ma ..a ., 1, .-.. a lo :inv ado escent tmv. n us ow n J : 1 HVednesd.-iv of the foien'n minis, mind s eye lie IS 2fi years old lor lls DO ore the .summer IS-ii m me nesieni ihk rour i , :il, ,i ,-i,i-s woo l creen hielier the United States. Urilain. iMance. a year tax-tree. In dreams nobody ilh'" l""1 " 1 ""P "W- One corner of "l-'loriade reserved for "flowers from Ihe Jlible." a joint clforl by Ihe rov trninent of Israel and the depart ment of linrliciillure of I'yden as a while back, but surveys show .bout siii iiuui1"'" '.vmi;i1 iihnul "y v''l' H ijwesl (ierm..ny - may be a lorever spends time wnrryme, abouV The daily wholesale commodily taste of the Ameiuan wwliun payuu' .axes. ! , down the line at the summit in1 I'ause al anv nllire waler conl- nor Maiisncs snows me puces m May. Iniversily. Anolher religious theme is "Sec Cod's Creation," uponsored by Holland's Protes tant, Catholic and Jewish com munities. Visitors will be able lo see a tulip breathe, as well as other horticultural phenomena in the laboratories section presided over by Dutch scientists, Tho first fillip bulb broiiRht from Constantinople lo Leyden, Holland, was carried in IM) by a diplomat, by Ihe name of De Husbecq by mail coach from Tur key to Leyden. The unsightly, onion lilso bulb was presented as a pift lo bis friend. C'liisms. a riishncuished liorlicullurisf. and .scholar. V'hen planted, he ex plained, this bulb would produce! B showy red flower which he called "liilipan" from the Turkish word "lulbend" or liirban, the Turkish headdress the flower was said lo resemble. Between March .1(1 and May fi. lie Paisbecq's historic journey is hoinc, restated. A 100-year old horsi-drawn coach will carry the "diplomat" on the journey. The parly will include a blacksmith for resboeitiR the horses. News men, broadcasting and lilm peo ple will make the trip by auto mobile.) At the end of the 2, zo nule trip, a pageant will cele brate the arrival of the tulip bulb in The Netherlands, There's an opposite side to the Uoin. of course: If Kisenhower or in the land and sooner or later inoiisu ..u .an ......e. li.s you will hear some careworn higher again alier a period ol codger give a wistful voiie to thisllrampuliiy. The latest figures could come awav from his mecl-l'la-sie daydream ol masculine snow i .is pan oi mc hhiu i : mg with Khrushchev with someim'ddle age: "Hoy, il I was just ponus lugiicr man a yeai ago. kind of sensational settlement, it a bachelor again and had my: That is something that manu would boost Ihe Republicans' present income lo spend on n.y- laclurers have to lake into ac holics at home. self. Men get married too young. Icoinit when figuring pricing poli- fiut this would almost certainly 1 " IIK" 10 n'1vl' a Vl';'r " '"' Also, in a numner ol Indus- require some big concessions -nm marriage just one year." tries labor costs will rise auto Khrushchev. He's shown no signs! 'k bim what lied do and lie is malically this year and next tin- of being in such a mood. likely lo reply: I'd do Ihe thmgsldcr exislint' wage contracts. In It's no skin off his nose whoi ' di'ln I have the si' use to do when other industries labor leaders ex- I was young and broke. I'd ronnrprcss confidence of getting wage Ihe world. I'd go lo the South Seas and become a beachcomber. "I'd make Itomen look like Ihe increases, probably about as much of a gain as last year In the slock market the hulls wins tlic American election since Kisenhower, with whom he got along well, won't be the man. Kisenhower ca.i'l run aeain. i-'iir- Iher. although Khrushchev has schoolboy he really was. I here dj.,.,v.,-, ..... ,. a..sn;io n appointed himself an apostle be no nonsense about going steady ,.0,.:1,,m,,nt fr tjme. Many peace, he's no Santa Clans. "" ' mi-m name loosing inr a slj ol,k f(- renewed business ac Kor example: After meeting sleady meal ticket. I'd love lliemlmilv ;,nys a fertile seeding bed Kisenhower here last year at ""ere I lound them, and lcave:(l. jnfjniinn. Camp David Khrushchev took'"' ; ;'iei-e it oven i. em Tlp s.,me vi,s socm , ,,,vc some of the Heal oil Ins demand' " scune ,..!, pic, .. , h, ,,ond markrt- Vi(,1(ls I hat the A es eel I hen-Irnnns nulliolinoauon iiocmi i now ami men ..." ....... . .... . ... - . . . , ,, , .,u e i isiiil- issue grants lo middle-aged men Investors seem lo test the truth of their dreams. frighten them Ito be signalling their beliei that a new demand for funds is com- of West Merlin and sign separate peace treaties with the two (ier- "i."'y-"!- "s ""-""ing-from businessmen wilh ex The Western powers have re-l1"1"'1' . . . ;,,.... n.,s. f,-nm i(.,ni cnvein fused lo do that m the past. The "' 'be line fancy Ir.-edom them(,n (() Un.mT Western foreign niuiislers sa.d ""'d.nary mid, le aged man claims ,.,,, I!(.vivj,,M is ulk lh. they were lully agreed not to he craves the las Hung, which. I v n(T, , horrm, nmv is . budge al Ihe summit, eilhei' Rut Khrushchev alter a decent period of quiet follow ing bis Camp David meet um was soon savine what he had said before, except paxmenl on his ulcer, il is loo mavne worse. 11,1 """ ..v ...- um- m . . , . .. .,..,..,,. l,,,, ,,. n,,i I'or inslance: .lusl Iwo weeks ' wandering Cusanma with cither;1 ' igo he was claiming be could de-cmM-lence or cnjnwiiciil. It js, It'lM-t I'oi' Law Kfhtor s Nolo This is an edi Innnl wi ilten by a junior at Chil oqmn lli'h School on Law Day U.S.A. As Ihe sheriff turned the key in Ihe link, he paused and said "Ya can't do nuthun' behind bars Ixnw cvel vone is happy." in fact, would give him real sans. (act ion. When a man has a mortgage on hi: time belore interest rates start climbing again, i. ......... i ... house and has made a down! , r . ,' ' , pin ri ui.ist: mi 11111,11 iiiii.il v it'll denc.es, but their record in the prive the West of its righls in too lale aKo for him. in inns Tin AliuaiisM West Merlin by signing a sepa-!('"M's. 1,1 abandon happily Ihe dis- My I'niled Press International late peace treaty with Communist cipline of his daily job. Todav is Thursday, April l-l, Ihe Kast (iermany. The rut he rebels against is in ni.,i , day of Ihe year, Willi 2iil The cily, although linked in its reality his reluge. I more lo follow in in. allegiance with West (iermany, I' I"' l-ie given the chance toj Thp , is pp, n;n.-liinu its lies Kill miles inside Kasl lier-iiv'' bis 'fondly held dream. qU!1,-,.r. many through which and oor;llll" ;l v 'k or '"n,i I""' The morning stars are Mer which all supplies Inr Ihe cily able wrelch would he clamoring etiry, Mars, .lutnler and Saturn must pass. Thoy could be shul olf;'" ,n'nns ,l,s On this dav in historv any time. 'lulv. Ahsolnle freedom wouldj n 77- ,u, fil.s A,ohlnl, s. If Ihe Allies then tried lo halter,1""''1' '"'" s'l'K u-ielv was organized in rhiladel Iheir way through w,ih supplies. I'-"1 l"" middle-aged man's Ulh Bt. j;inlln i-'.-inkhn a.- it might mean war wilh Ihe So-I'lream ol escape from routine ..,,. lie walked lo ins oesK. picKeitjviet Union. Khrushchev himsell '"h's "im no Harm lie kkis oniyj ,n ..,., i,,,,,,, o( No ,, up Ihe w.mlcd mail's picture onueminded the West of lhal possi-ib""self. and a hllle illusion is websler's dictionary was pub the po.lor tine it in halt andlhibiy only 10 days ago in Mos- necessa. y for us all. scllh-d bail. Ml his chair witll'c.w. ' ' ! One ol the pleas.inlest Ihinus, n rlli- Wilk--. Booth a relaxed look. i Thr- ll.ooo Allied troops in West "bout die uns is we don't have t ci ,.t-,.!t ,,,', ., iiniiiiarded box al That was lypic.il of law anil;Meibn are onlv a sxmbol of Ihe .make them come line -and Imd .1H s -rl0 , u ai,,,,,,,, ,.,,! order in Ihe early west when the..ll.es' claimed right lo be there ll,f.v ""' '''""X nn'.v m'- -hoi I'resident Abraham l.uu-oln. shciill ol Hie town was lodge. IThey couldn't stop a Soviet or "'ares. wounding nun lalallv. jury and jailer. Lite was simplo'ommunist Kast Cerman grab ' In Win. P.esslcn: William How Ihen. and so was the admuus-ifor the cily. I ff ioil OviT? aid Tall i.iaugiuaicd a precedent ration of the law. Kor symbolic menus Ihe West I HvSWI DAWSON bv throwing out the lust ball at Todav. wc live in a complex refuses lo lake them out. To do' NKW YOHK P Is inllalion ihe opening ot Ihe baseball sea r.ge. This complcxily is mir-so would be to yield lo Khru.-h- as dead a duck as we've been son. 1 'I l!l' enormous volumes chev's pressure II would discoiu-jtold' Is the cost ol living through In pel, Argentine Dictator ol our legal statute:,. ,iKe the West Hermans and their rising -whether by jumping or .In.... Peron se.yed the count rv s inc one similarity net ween our will in resist Communist pressure Icieepuig" jiuosl inllucniial newspaper, La r u-ii. ,1,.,,-ar -,,,a n ,,...n . . , .. :y-lem ol courls. judges and lawCLJ)0?T DIRC enlorccnienl agencic:. is the ptir-lnVK I KIDj po-e of each: the preservation ot human rights. Wherever man exists, there must be a set of rules. As the number of men increases and Hi. ii- lives become more andj pioie involved with each oilier, these rules must constantly be niiHhticd and unproved so that the rights of each individual are protected at all limes and under all tin-um-tjiices- This set of I ules we call "1 he law " When the law is properly re fjK'clcd by all and proiorly ad ministered by its repieseutatives. the system is then said to be just, in a system where jusluc, prevails there will follow, :nevit ably, peat e. ! Cood. law-abiding citizens have binueht iHice through law to much of Hie world. U-I's spread Ibis peace by ' spreading respect for Ihe law. Patricia Mae Trulove, CliJoqiun High School. By Frank O'Neal !?Si&iritfSig8jlSSfrl BnrVrrfff1iWWi?tgllH A thought fnr lod;iv: Amerir;in I jvi;ilOMii.ui Rentiimin K r n n k I in j v.ikI "Ldsi t imo is nfvor tound auain." YAVJNM T Rv ( ii it cm! Press liifi'ni.ition.d PARfS Auitinii)ln!o macraio Koland I't'uuoti', plt'admi; in a Irlcvivion bio,uKal tin" ttn ato icltn ii of his tour-.Miii a-li.ilt iir old mii w Im as kidnaj,vd tor IW ihh r.msom: "1 am onlv Mvkmj; ono lliiim !o h;n-k my Iwy. tor tail i- thriv, I uic nn iiuld I.IHKIMT. N.Y. Police Ser-i-ant pwiulu SlarUin. ionimt-ni WASI!I(iTOV TPP Mm-s npus hiurr Ihan man biles dot;: The 'government wants lo pay 2)1 million rioll.us to the lax pavers! The mon'.-y is in the Treasury, wailing to be claimerl by about j KHKHH) taxpayers vim (ailed to receive their income tax letund checks ticr the years. The povornmeiit uill keep the money available 'lorever." tlie! Treasury told United Press ln 'ernational. ' ; This inl-Mma'ion was disclosed to file iheir IM."9 income lax re turns. ! Virtually all the 4(0.0(io re funds were unpaid because I lie Treasury's checks could no! be delivered. The taxpayers forgo! to put their address on their tax re Jurn. or 1'iey moved before Ihe check came and left no forward ing address, or their handwriting .wis hard to read and the check was misaddressed. Officials conceded lhal in some cases Ihe Internal Revenue Serv ice 'IKS' made an error of il own and Ihe check never found the taxpayer. A lobsler lias five pairs of legs. YOU'LL SEE YOUR FRIENDS AT 9 CHANCES IN TEN MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY :Ci:( I.. .Vl4.il IM so. (Oh Tuesday, April 19fh, is the last day to register to vote in the Oregon Primary Election. You may regisier at the following places in Klamath County: COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT, BROAD AND WALL UNION HALL, 220 MAIN ST., OFFICE H. W. WAITS JR. AMIDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES, TOWN AND COUN TRY . HOURS 10:00-5:30 MARY HEIM, JOHNS-MAN VILLE PLANT DON RICE, DAIRY, OREGON HENRIETTA MARQUARDT, CHILOQUIN CLAUDIA LORENZ, CHILOQUIN MADELINE KEFFELER, BLY CHATBURN t BRICKNER, MERRILL LOUIS KALINA, MALIN HOPE N. BRADER, CHEMULT ESTHER BROWN, BONANZA JESSE L. KIRK SR., BEATTY DORIS SMITH, BLY W. W. EARNST, GILCHRIST EVELYN ACUFF, CRESCENT LAKE GUS A. PAGE, FORT KLAMATH ELNA 0. KOSKI, CRESCENT, OREGON Chas. f. DcLap County Clerk I uic on three youni; Hoys who are i i-uttinu nuke's into ovetdue park j mg meters and leaving cards j hinting that ihe grateful dnei( .hiuil.i. t..ii.H .1 rnul i ihnl uill til L.n'-i ' 1 jt hem in business- ! ' It 's okay with us, as long as wc 'get our nickels." mm 5TH ANNUAL Nationally Advertised v. Bcastnond SSSngs n U3 v NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICE Your Chance Of The Year Now yoo un buy these brilliant diamonds mounted in enquisits lolid 14 -Karat gold settings for only half the regular prica. Don't miss this unique money-saving sale! 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