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Newspaper Page Text0 HERALD AM") NEWS, Klamath FalJs. Ore. PAGE 4 A Sunday, April 17, I960 FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKfNS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mgr Ph, TU 4-4752 Subscription Rates Entered as second class matter at the post office al Klamath Kalis. CARRIER Ore., on August 21). 1006. under act ol Congress. March 8. 1879 j MONTH t 1.75 .D.,.i.K. MONTHS $1050 stB"-'s- 1 YEAR ...21.00 ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS MAJL AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS i MONTH $ 1.75 Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California 6 MONTHS tlO.M I YEAR IS.W Jtog SlKltell By BILL JENKINS Just about the lime we think the world is cuius aions in pretty fine shape and nil is well another meanest man tale comes boom ing along. A phone call from John Kunzc last Friday relayed the news. Seems that an unidentified man had driven up in front of 101 Old Fori Iioad. leaped out of his car. matched a thrcemonthsold pup out of -the yard, flung it into the Strauh has been hammering that lor hives caused by eating too'lorre their dictated policies. He every Democrat filmy for public many sprint; strawberries. imay propose certain courses ol 'office is honor bound to accept the platform. IF THIS LINE of thinking wore adopted by the Republican Party, I would he one of the first to ol faction. But nothing he proposes can be enforced or made policy ' tint il after such policy has been ratified at home. car. ducked in himsell and rnarcdjand stand on their own beliefs. Tough Situation By CHARLES V. STANTON r.om.r .-..-.mmhuk .M-wvm-Mcw , K,Mlln,mer ., smn mmvfoe How would you enjoy brine in his term of oflice. He has given jocl most vigorously to il, as rmr " , us an administration hich made sure would mosl ol the Ftepuhli- ",s s"mn'" ,,"nf(,m"'(,?!t possible for us to catch our can candidates for public office. ! Nothing Ike docs will be right, bienlh. While we have had a The Republican Parly does not " iwnicai uppusi- continuation ol the cold war, have a corner on individual think- ""' ""' haven I had a new crisis eac ers who make up Iheir own minds'MIU'"",n "w "' nf"ln "c "'"lew weeks, as happened in pic ibe cettlne nniHisitinn from theVu,i,t ilminikti.niii,n u'a h-.,.... off before a neighbor could gel Ml wager lhat most of (he ,;,. ",. , ,,,. M;in n0 a,.,lla, snoot mi! war ln; Ins license number didalos running for oflice underlP"h'"al criticism from those who hich American boys were he-( The dog is the special pet o( jtlie Democratic label cannot, andJH'c 10 ""i"1 lh adminislra-j,nK killed. j Kunze's grandchildren. It was anjdo not. completely concur in the I Hut many things remain to be all-black half lab and half shop, detailed platform hammered (Ml, ""w m;'"' '""ios throughout sele, He can have no peace herd with a small white spot on! by the recent stale convention. the world will understand our pc-j with(it respect, understanding,, the chest that Kunze had raised! l'har brand of publics? Ilnw;anl, HHln.m,.n, . A,e (hose nRS; ..in), ioi cs.iinpic. iu in- aw.ue ... . ,. ....,u,.,A in the mirisl inai our own M-nator .Morse will (lf . .i,imtltti ti.ti.-.i n,,-.-,' They'll Do It Every Time u By Jimmy Ilatlo ""gfe ITHKtrO CfflHpiM-MN'liWnEeUs ABOUT T 3f LOOK BETTER BACK VSstJE'S TBVIN6 T "WAN OOVCE KILMER a J OH THE TRUCKvlT'S jg TO FIGURE HOW 7;--l I, ijU ' V" I I S X S tONNA TAKE ULL. H -rr w A i -n t I W' . . . - X 1 I - lead tiicku-c..V-rk. HOUSE"' CM Jh. ON OUR SIDE.' L-S wns Bin M (WAIT A MINUTE )sf. FT! lJ- 1 (-I -ruo or three ' DO VOU THINK ' H--i ft Sf ) I r I TIMES-SHE JUST IT WOULD LOOK V! T .M"-"" ' ' i-J "j? WANTS HE(? .'Amother?:: i irnr , am tAl iWB s ph n here, mi' -r-7M JjTs !cf,V.... ' h r .k-'jr . i-. vi tl. ' IHaN. Au" M t" KU Runoff Results Told In sludent body runoff electionslKenyon. business manager, and Friday at Klamath Union High! Jerry Ruth Wickersham, secre- School. Ginger Learning defeated 4ary. '.lack Riley for first vice presi-j ;ew second vice president dent, Rod Sparhn rieleated Mier-Sparlin was third vice president man Allen for second vice presi- during the current year, dent, Sue Ann Owens heat Kathy! Twenty nine candidates coin Cooper for third vice president, peted for office this year. Trudy Turpin was victorious overl " Twins to mind-read the gal who's up a tree, as the fella sez- TwiNV AND A TIP OP THE (I'll 33 DALE STREET, ,l''-VI LEVlTTUWM,L.l.,N.y. Residents Get Invited jBricfge Club To Public Bible Sermon 'cu,, uij Barbara Herman for secretary and David Sibbelt was chosen ! business manager over Tom Tru-tlove. In Thursday's general election. George Vinson was picked as president over his only competi tion, Sharon Vincze, and Judy Angstead compiled a large enough margin to become yell queen without necessity of a run off election. : The two leading candidates for every other office opposed each other in Friday's HlIing. The officers will be inaugurat ed next fail. They will serve for the ensuing year. A fourth vice president, who must be a fresh man, will be elected then. too. Outgoing officers are Mikell Thurston, president: Steve Bin ney, first vice president; David Saks, second vice president; Rob he Taylor, yell queen; Francis Ranch and given lo the children ;,sk themselves if they are H op-i Uo li.mrW if I IP fellnu' u in ..... 1 n t-.v in f-i..r stole the doc realizes how much r yM(ivhinf ihp de.ilh orn.illv . '3 "ll" mivrru hp has hroucht into lheir-J1nr nui-.klit.hmf.iir f 1 'M,sp lives of those children? Do youvout, c-onservntion camps. M' suppose he gave any thought nv(vl.:i Hlfj ,0 ortuc-aiion. '5 m 'fight' Kiscnhowcr no mailer, Suit Settled thp I'lcsnlnit mav pro-' . Morse has been critical of U the JVe.sidcnt at everv turn. His' Veterans holding Gl term life cgn was hurt when he wasn't insurance xilictes should consid- Ins action or is he so calloused lcr ,.,., ,rm p;,n,y, business mi"'r - ninninR mate.cr .nvenm to permanent piaiv. and hard hearted that he dtdift, ax , repto-c inventory tax. '"' h;,s n,,lw,wl, "" l-" Veterans Ad- think of anvlhinfi except that here , r-ulili. ty owned rcRional po-il"""-v 1,1 violent oppoM- m.nislration said recently. wnsarioqhecouldslcalandsell.lcr mnm:,lMn baiiinni; ion1""" lo lhe I'"'-"11' loli ies premium rales lor permanent maybe, to someone for a dollar s,,.,,,-!,,,,, f dams on Middle Snake ' "Wev-nli" ''' l'r been'plans of iiMirnm e are hiKher or iuo I, , ,,1,,-t f..r fun tin...... aiiollier critic of administration lhan those Inr term policies is- I wouldn't know. Bui il is al',,,, t..lil.iiiK lhe Slate Hoard ol I"''"'1"- hi,s 1 " M' him- K'1 "' m aye. But the In keepim.' wiih their assembly, Kingdom will hrinn a complete: is?jlheme. "Seek Peace and Pursuejend to all wars, worry and fear si.Meen tables of duplicate " "- " ' mim iiiii'i t 't ii n. bridsc wm ! p.,y in ,e city! A civil suit by Martin Greene " ' ', i i ' , u, ' V ilibrary Thursday evening. This and Sons against J. L. Lasselt .i, mm inn. i. t nuuii, ,,u' marked the aillh reeu ;ir session, fn,- nnvmont ( jnn Ran Concluded. I f , .,,s,n,.. Illinlirate rluhLa..lic of r,nh.l. u xs Qolllnd in nesses were out I his making house-to house calls Klamath Falls residents with in vitations to the hinhlicjit of their prelly twisted society that would conlri) produce such a man. 1 suppose a (loR thief is a step above a doR poisoner. Hut only because I here isn't any human form in the known world as low as a poisoner. We sincerely hone lhat the doR makes ils way home. We also: hoie lhat lhe thief is discovered nnd Riven his just desserts, fie deserves all lhe ill fortune lhat can be thrown his way. 1 10 1 revising the slate sell up as a one-man State le-(nremium rate on permanent parlmcnl. Now he is trying lo tell plans rem.iins the same through the Post Ollice Department how it nut the lifetime of the policy should conduct ils affairs. We while the rale on term policies constitution. 1 1 increasing legis lator's pay In $2,100 a year. .11, If.,., ....I tli T.,11 II. .-lint. I an. (I'll l.ivnr Irwin Willi Hci 1 ' JtI., China. INI a dune national park on lhe coast, and others. I lllll ItT if mosl candidates. I guess we aren't lhe only ones villi troubles Ihis lime of year run llie summit conlereilce. These increases are sm:ill al How will lhe nations or hurnpe the yo.inner ages, hut gel pro and Asia read when they find massively higher at the older such as Morse. Porter and oth-jnges. Kxnmplo. an annual pre cis Ols.iljrcciiip on everv li.-inn m,..m .... H.i-,Hn,,a ..,.i.,n.ii,nn have sludied these particular is- , lr ,.SH(,ll s ,,-, ion al ;,,,., inM,r;,,e ,,,.,, f.om mn ii'ij. H11.111 ftin hi in" jttie summit conlereme'. Dis-jkt Sl.tKKi insurance al aRe M). her stamp, and I don I think lliei'C.1(,rwrncll, js t hp es,x.(.ed here to $47 al age S. and to $73.16 is any moral or legal compulsion , l(,m(, Kirll,.uiiry ;,head ofU aRe 70. the VA explained nun inn mi. mi in iii i u n iii mi IP orihciiming nar v cuincn Democralic Party lhe power lo try Not long ago I was menlioninR'to hind all lo Iheir views, In the the fact that we had tried an eutdoor barbecue al home and been rained out. Last week I got a note from Curly Walker in Red Bluff with the news lhat he had beat me to the eook-oul by four days and lhat he had been rained out, too. All of which seems strange com ing from sunny California. Almost too sunny at times, exclusion of other views. lions. Itcgardless of lhe fad thai we should have a hi-parlisan ap proach In the talks between the Since lhe average World War 1 veteran is 2S years older lhan lhe World War II veteran, more ll...U U'.... I ..nK....l.nl.ln . , , i - "in hi iiiii i i:-iii y nuiiiui n nii- . ', " " : ,neaos oi ine nig rowers, we may now alfecled by these increases oC ,,,, . ,c ,. ..,. .. . ,..,,,..,,, h;lt cvorv 1)()SS,e P(. As ay eS)ctlan(.y Parlu hnl ftmn nim-n iniiuii-l tint . ' : ; .. joii win ne made lo use siaie-lmcreases and lhe veterans crow ...11wJ n.t loin n.ll.n.- (nr apainst them. I ...,. (m hut'h n move, I m sure, wouin a n.ssemce in ne peop.e ncinK mpnls and (,,K.ips ,or lU.a, . noUrvholri. i'is will be faced with the nsinp the Presidents au-lrost of term insurance if lluy liliil-llv mnl rlnllnilolv ic 1 irti il . ! nl -.n n l.f.. lima M,.nln..l mr, f.m Tl.rv..,c Inlloecn lu iel l,l 3 V 1 1 ' ' . , ' en. itheir term policies, the VA said A nooia nnnp in nis pae. iS()vijl( Hicl Jitnrs and lhe lieadsi 'lhe decision lo converl is for iif satellite finvernments can m;ikc each policyholder lo make based fuefinite policy statements. Kisen-fon his need for present and fu ihowrr can make no statements fure lite insurance, his ability lo 'that mihi commit this country, pay premiums and his family LkImI Had occasion lo order a piece X KI.OHKM'f: .IK.VKINS . I. J l J . ll.n l,lrtl n-., L.M An m ao i.""g cuuiprncu, kniii '" In anv practice or K,llcv It- i; 1 ..L..R..,n .... i.. HI... a.- sniim ill llm limil inrliislrv is mi., ' Lake, Washington, lhe oilier day and ran into a delightful little bit of the past. He sent down lhe tool, a straight line bullet sealer, along wilh the receipt and a let ter. Written across the face of lhe receipt w ith an old fashhioned ink using pen were the words dergoing a face lilling Arm ii Hammer baking soda, maniifaclured by Church & DwiRhl, Chicago, iwe bel you didn't know who put up that fa miliar vellow packaRC of snda. If. for example, there should be a pro- isal lo ban lurther nuclear lests, status, the VA cautioned. It is also inifiorlant to consider which permanent plan to choose. A con- as undoubtedly there will he, Ki.i'ad representative al any VA scnhoHcr enn'l pledge this conn- olfice will explain all lhe alterna Iry to abolish such tests. Ilelives lo any GI policyholder, must submit any such proposal Question of the week: In lhe Cnilcd Stales Senate fori 0 The daughter of a neighbor a treaty can "rs is a war orphan, with a 'thank vou It seems like a Inng lime since we have seen any such old world courtesy in the business world. II really cheered us up quite a bit. first appeared on grocers' shelves ..nll,, i,i,. in lhe now familiar package back ,,,, umn ,..m ymi lm:lt;lnc ,,hvsi;.l handicap. Musi she wail niL'iuiniHS mi me iiiurujiy an- -jl..,,,.. u., u... iv.im.4 a thr.n ,1 UiKIn fonlne,,,,,.,. r.l I lie iii'nruin tI1CLt .. ihn Ionium v ' and ordination service conducted Wmnprs A nor(h. hy Ducan. Ax posjljo1. Mr an(j lrs Ha Manv new minis ers were ban- n i t- . f j n r . t not rock, first; Mr. and Mrs. How- . , . . . . aid Amidon. second; Mrs. Bob nortance to each of Jehovah sL,. ... , , Klamath Auditorium, the public Bible sermon. 'Timlin;; Peace in This Troubled World." Ihis aft ernoon at 3 o'clock, by Lester M. Dugan. traveling minister from New York. Rich-circuit court last week in favor of Greene. Judgment awarded by Judge Edward Howell of John Day amounted to $1,600, the amount Greene asked. Witnesses. Each one who makes When interviewed on the sub-a dedication, regardless of age. " 1 " r",J,' Mlf,t w"uu,s Petty larceny charges acainst iect, "Findinc Peace in This; recognizes the act of dedicating,, .a,J L' ."f and, rs' . , Harold Poppert. 22. Midland, were Troubled World." Dugan asked. Nine's life to God as a divine "How long has it been since man' command and as a prime requi site to lifn in God's New World, and so takes this very serious IfK'lJ 1 I 1 1 Shidler, first: Mr. and Mrs. John Lake, second: Mrs. Wini Stilwell and Phyllis Nelson, third. Section B winners, north-south, were Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Ker ron, first; Mrs. Claude Davis and Mrs. F. C. Adams, second; Mrs. C. dropped in district court Friday alter Poppert reached a com promise with William Mueller, owner of the stolen goods. The compromise was accepted by the court. lep. lhe final convention session 'starts .it 4 no nm uith the dis course "Being Slow Ahouli(','Re "OS01"5 anrt "rs- L. (..: It has been estimated lhat there Wrath." bv .lames C. BohannanJ0"'- lnil'"' East-west winners are more than 3.770 motels in presiding minister of the Eureka. I WPre Mrs- H- - Juekeland andA-eu- Kngland alone. Cailornia. ronsresation. "II is-Mrs. iionen inompson, nisi;' not merely to avoid in juring one's health that the Christian avoids quickness ahoul wrath. Primarily he is interested in doing the di- Mrs. Bill Cunningham and Mrs. Frank Rickey, second: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tarr, third. The Tuesday duplicate club will vine will, living according lo thcinnin ns master point game inr righteous principles found in thellhe month on April 1ft in the city. Holv Scriptures, thus "Seeking library, starling at 10:15 a m.. Peace and Fursuing It," Bohan nan said. Am.iito'i Fovorll. Childr.n'l Shoo AT I BOGATAY'S 617 MAIN I LESTER M. DUGAN really enjoyed complete H'ace? rollowmg the Watchtower sum iinary, l.co A. Mahan, circuit min ister. will discuss "Re Filled With Spiritual Discernment." Lester M. Dugan, convention 'chairman, will bring the weekend I' Seek Peace and Pursue If Bi- Peace with himself, his God and,e Conference lo a close with all creation? Nearly fi.ixm long. i,e Bible lalk "Perfect Love long years have passed since lhe Throws Fear Outside." first man was placed upon the, After concluding announce- earlh lo enjoy a peaceful lifejmenls the assembly will officially wilh his perfect wife. These on-cnd and the witnesses will begin derful, glorious prospects cameiihe trek back In their homes in 18ii7. Starling in Mav this year, the baking soda lag will he discard ed. lor example, our own Senator until her 13!h birthday before she iMorse agreeing to anything Ki-I' an begin training, under the jseuhowcr might propose? When W;r Orphans Education Act? 'Morse, and others, start arguingl A-Nn. A law passed recently In making the announcement, 'over the President's policies at R;iv ""V and girls with handi- the company says this is "in!the summit conference will olhcrlW. who previously would have . ... 1....I in ....;i ..i;i il. mil. u:...i. Vickerman also sent along a:ime with uie aeeimc in nomc taK- nauons unuersiami xvnyr I ,n111 -i K. line" i Kisrnhowrr slmuldn'l be civen '. ie right to hegin special niece of infornv.tion Ih il .Kn A mrarlwiiiite ol sttda tag s Iree band, in my opinion. Our '-Mles "f V "n'hftns training j cheered us nn. He said tint he'he Mihslituled. The cliange ts ex loim ol governmenl doesn't per uncn l,1P lcatn (ie H sosmmii with bk l01'10' 10 magnuy me many non- nm a incisional decision, nui. crashing down when he sinned," he said. 'Down through history to the present nuclear space nuc peace still is bevond man's reach. Find ing Jehovah God's remedy for this troubled wor'd is vitally nec essary. The Lord's Prayer, which all Christians have been taught !n pray, shows the remedy, God's Kingdom," he continued. "God's spiritually refreshed after three lull davs of Bible instruction and Christian fellowship. Moke TOWER FURNITURE LANE CEDAR CHEST Headquarters $1.00 Holds for as little as $10 a month ...you eon invest in HAMILTON FUNDS. Hamilton ii on inveilmenl fund holding common jiocliJ in over 80 American companies. Lump mm inveilmenli or monthly payment ptarti available. 8 1 Write for I Droioecfuf ... I no obligation 4lomllim I , , fundi, live. Box S06T, D.nvtr 17, Cel.. I PleoU tend protptdut-bookltt without obligation, 1 Or Coll Your Local Representative JOSEPH J. CHRISTMAN - TU 2-1572 MARVIN D. OLIVER - TU 2-3703 had just had wile in which he had tn explain to her that a car has a (runt end as well as a rear end. Seems, he says, that she watched care- tully the rear end while hacking out of the Raranc and took the side out with the front end cooking uses of the product. ,1 feel, we should demonstrate Four nackaces will he intro idcmocracy in action. duced to retailers this summer.'; Instead. I lear. the esliilut wel iftcr a soda hath package debuts Rie to the very nations we are I li Almanac By United Press International Today is Sunday, April t", I Tic IIUIIIi day of lhe vear. with 258 in May. They will include a sec- scekinR to influence toward a more to follow in MHO. ond soda bath desien, a health- aid package, a cleaning package Mrs. Vickerman. you have niviand a bahy-aids package. more democratic form of govern menl will he exceedingly poor. All loo manv of our iwlttirul lhe moon is approaching ils last (piarler. The morning stars are Mer- sincere sympathy. 1 did the same Among lhe merchandising lenders, with party conventions cury. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn Hung not too long ago. It is nil themes to he explored on the new lappi-oai-lnng, will lie seeking to. On Ihis dav in history too easy. Vickerman. who manufactures various gun specialties, is quite a guy. lie has jusl returned from Texas where he went as state representative to the National Wildlife Federation's annual con vculion. A repeal performance, by the way. He also accepted for the Wash ington Slate Sportsmen's Council the Conservation Award for dis tinctive service by a state af filiate. lie noled lhat lhe high oint of the meeting as far as social alfairs was concerned was a din nrr in au Italian restaurant where the waiters swkc broken English Willi a soutliern accent. Wish we could have lieen there Think. lit! By FLOVD L. WYXNK IT HAS IIKEN SAIH lhat this is an age of conformity. And certainly il docs seem lli.it in the fabric of today s world it is disruptive If not dangerous to dis agree with accepted standards. 11 appears, from latest informa tion, thiit the same rigidity of con forming applies to the Democratic Tarty. KOBF.nT STUAl'B, state Dem ocratic chairman, has virtually de manded thai every candidate run ning under lhe banner of Demo crat subscribe wholly and un equivocally to the platform put to gether in January by the State Democratic Committee. packages are soda fur healthful'u-e every possible device lo criti- In 1321. lhe Diet al Worms ex summertime bathing, as a clean-ciAC and abuse the administration rnmmunieulcd Martin Luther ing agent in the home, as a den- Party welfare will be put ahead from the Holy Human Church aft tifrice and finally as a cookingjof national welfare ill some cases. ier the former monk refused to ingredient. !l expect. Kvery attempt will admit to charges of heresy. Change or no change, a lot ol bo made by parly-minded noli- In 1777. Thomas Paine was cooks will continue In use butter- ticians to introduce domestic jsili- elccled secretary of the Foreign milk and soda (or making Iheirllics into international issues. (Affairs Committee of the Conti- own rich chocolate cakes, hiitter-l r.iscnnower, at nest, can rtoineniai longrrss. milk pancakes and even hot bis- nothing other lhan explore when! l"''n Pierpnnt Morgan.. mils. ihe attends the summit confer- the elder. American linancicr and And somelmdv ought lo lell ence. He can listen to pioposalsiart collector, was horn. Church and Pwight that Arm and made by dictators dictators! In l'-1'1'. Camp Hoosevelt. the j Hammer baking soda is one ol ready lo sign on the dotted line i" si unner ine i ivu onservaiion Ihe oldest known Western cures and who have the power to en- Corps K'CC'i, was opened near jl.uray, va. In PHI. Jugoslavia capitulated to Germanv. SHORT RIBS By Frank O'Neal u 0 s I H JjJp ttt I s H mush: A Ihouiihl for loHay: Early American statesman Thomas Paine said: "Character is much easier kept lhan iwoverei.." ts i- fourth pom: WHERE CO VOU PUT IT ? .m. T - . - Hv I'nited Press International TOPKKA. Kans'. 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