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Newspaper Page TextPAGE fl A HRRAI.D AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore Wprliipsdav. April 20, IQfif) FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Met Ph. TU 4-4752 Entered as second class mailer at (he post olfice at Klamath Falls,. Ore. on August JO. I!K)6. under act ol Congress. March 8. IBa SERVICES: ASSOCIATED I'HESS UNITED HI ESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California Subscription Rates CARRIER 1 MONTH $ 175 6 MONTHS JlO.50 1 YEAR 121.00 MAIL I MONTH 1.75 6 MONTHS !0.00 1 YEAR 1 00 fieri" Ami TImtc By BILL JENKINS Leave it to Ted Durmcnt to ecimo a!n? with something new ;md dilfcvut in his Weyerhaeuser Ncwslciler. The latest issue curries lllis liitle yarn "Foresters are experimenting ;i"gii sinoois aim newspapeis. Willi a now method of measur- Uwiglit lliiixliaw. cochairinaii in" acres within irregular buun- 'of the event, says that newspa- ment. lie is given 15 seconds lo Our local school districts must! Perhaps a much more pcrsua hop the first lime and 15 secoimYremain free and independent. Il'sive fiiilor in his thinking then in between jumps. At the end uf;wc ieiiiiit the federal govern- was the belief he could wallop three jumps, or the over all lime'mcnt lo gain even one iota of Humphrey without going through limit, each frog's distance froincontrol over our schools, we shall a debate. The polls at the lime the starting wint is measured, live to see the day when (lie local indicated he was out in front. He Special handicaps will be run scliool board will become but a won by more than 1IKJ.UO0 voles, for froes entered bv mayors,. rubber stamp for the policies laid n West Virginia where Ken- judges at all levels. Hoy Scouts, down in Washington, DC. ; nr.lv seems to have tougher go- .lames retcrs, A.lZi Carlun Way ing than in Wisconsin he says he lacccpled the second Humphrey idebale challenge because of the lUries. It's a cnmnaratively sun-Vers seldom enter jumping frogs. Ili'llli.sl Itt'lllill'Ii.S 'allacks on him. pie idea, but whoever thought ul : We remember wiien inc laic The two men's views, because il in the first place probably had Mrs. C. S. "Little Mother" Jack-i ,,,.,- , ., u,.,..u a 'ln-y are rather similar, may not By HAL BOYLE some technical difliculties overcome. "Here's an outline nl how it works. A map of a section ol land may contain many irregu lar boundaries of lypes ol lives, and foresters may want to lind o!il how many acres a certain type of lu'e occupies. ' Thcv cut .in tne irregular Now tell me whether he's kid ding or not. i ol the Oregon Journal entered IVlicnnisi Klamath Falls (To Ihe Editor' We of the I'elicana Stall would like lo thank each and every one , , ,!)C an nil 101 lain iiiimi n .inih I'nnce Oregon in the Angels .... 7 ., . . , .. ;Wesl Virginia voters. But Ihe siglil -''""! I "S anv ioteiesUnc new teeth l nwn "' ;,.""" an" He didn't win. , ' (lip will provide a chance to weign "London bridge is lalhng down I"11'"' I---sitlcnti.-.l looks. and so is vours." j liul '"'" 11 1110 P'lmHiy resuiis "Cenerallv speaking. I prefer alorce one or the other lo give up local anesthetic, so long as it nis presidential hopes, the loser numbs me all over." !' "I'l ' nacc the blame on some- like lo thank cacti and every one, ..,,,, , .i,.... ihrng besides the debate. land air., lo lie measured, weign lir ,ie wn.lorlul help you gaveim(, Ui y;M a l0), ha, , i Kplnc(lv as ;1 nscr mi..lt fcel, it on a m.ll'giain scale and by us wj, Prhcana this year We itms), fw instance, that his Catholicism, comparing Us w-iglit with Ihe to- k.e ,,al -(.a.;,iia was a complete JlK.jJ.-. !ullK., ,u,u l keep him from win- weight of the whole map they Miccess. and we realize il as; ..ww ,XM vour Dot? nil)g in Wisconsin where 30 per hue liicir answer due to your help and encourage-T,u.v . .. . j .,..... I, r tlt.,.,,e ... Calholic. menl thai it was siieccsstul.; -(,., v ,0 anvthing aboul our j .ias what killed him in West Vir Thauk you very much lor lielp- Ui:hter'.' She is 12 and still sucks ginia where the Catholics are only ing us (his year, and we arc hop-h(.,. hMm, e don't mind but her 5 per cent. iny Ilial you win assist us agui. :,.,, )(.ds." , , , , j dl,fca, The slate has come lo Ihe par tial rescue of Ihe poor bewil dered wife who has a hunting husband. Now available, for free, is a booklet called Game Foods. It tells you how to pluck game birds, how to clean a trout, how lo fillet fish, how lo skin a cal lih and a perch. II also has a lug paine chart that points out bones, diagrams meat cuts and suggests uses for Ihe various cits, (let it at Ihe county ex tension office. Then there arc charts on dress ing various species of big game nest year with the production ol I'elicana. I'eycana Staff 'Put the novocninc needle in the ,y reasoning; he was ganged-up Mallei, Doc. Then give me the nhat the backers of three olli b.'ll." I(.r presidential hopefuls Adlai E. "Since you put in the new plates jstevenson and Sens. Stuart Sym I can still say Ohio okay. But 'jnBf0n and Lyndon B. Johnson whenever I try lo say Mississippi teamed up to help Humphrey win out loud, cabs drive up." :j order lo knock Kennedy out of "l 'erl.-iin'v lliev look .-ill rieht ,i... ....... ..I, ..tl,.,e In the Sunday. March 27, issue i, : 'a ,,..;. i i.,i, ,,i : . .". . . appeared .a letter to Ihe editor ,,"' ' ' nrr.,'-. Ibis would have lobe based on endlled "Teacher's Hep.y." A -1. '. "!.? statement was made in.,,, ,,', ,i ,,, ., ' cnance ai uie uc.nuci.mc coiivcii- ..... ....... ... ...... I()n () u)c mjiDinat ion and 1 uon i quite Know now to say K(,,,.,(lv. n,oss st0I)ne(i soon Soiiio I'Vdci'iil loiili'itl Klamath Falls .To Ihe Editor! tain statement w as that article which. I believe, should not go unchallenged. I re let- lo (he following paragi , lit. doclor. but when you gave me 'l'h!!lie gas I had the strangest feel- might be unstoppable. Humphrey, who knows that there seems (o be a general opin ion he can't gel the nomination, would have to think closer lo home to explain a defeat for him in brine about more iti.il iz-! . . ... '.i'. 'i j t-i u since neither Ihe Catholic vole nor every year at Ilarl iviuuniain. tj 0 standards and materials, i,,.: , ; ,.,a a pang up would figure in his laiifi . n a n. ui eon so we no . . , n .. ,,.,,r,.l ,,nrt ,,l:inil birds. The . . , , , ..rmX- 'u.v' imc.CSll.lg Wdu- ' . ;lOl wain lo .use u.i-ai coinioi ui i.,.ilK,,. " piece was written by Ai thiir hi-ioul. st.lous but there is some-l1 '.,)ul.!l... 11,11 sen, nu ............ . , ., IU )e S.ll(l , M)mc anlelopers as the man who gives ,..,. .,. : ,.i,it n mii.i that lascinaling i.hk on anie.oie u,m "Dear Hoc. the gal in your of fice phoned to say it was time and Andrew Landlorce. an OSC j" K , . ' ' , " """"" , ""!". i .. ., a.n,f ..,,..n.,,i -"J"- : i ne nue icmiks nicer ill uie mil- extension Wildlife managemenl ,hc miu illt.,Jlli,.t..llt.y , (o ()c (pc. 'I".'... I think one ol the great weak,;,,,, t ,i, .,i, h: i,....i,r " downfall. Sounds like a goo'l 'leal. I'll rend for one in the hopes that it liMiinls in American education, I ..y0., .I,.,,,!,. ilaV(! wa,nod me. I .lie uo.es iii.ii ii ,..,, , f , :,, ,.,'... . , ... ... ..ni.., tl... b,. ... li.,.uuint H h 1 .ne. an i 1111 was i.ikc one nue may contain the key to diessing , . . di . , out n deer in a proper manner. 1 can clean a duck or goose, dismember a pheasant, do up a quail slick as a whistle and gut u Iron! wilh no trouble at all. Bui when I tncklc the job of field dressing a deer Ihe finished suit." of quoles. In Ihe first place, I do noli "id ,.;,t!ict- not have Ihe gold believe the federal covcrnmcut J...... if v,.., hii. a hn if has Ihe authority lo exercise ii ,tl,. i,.',.,. in show don'l sn.ne, new l''lilse any control over public schools. IC carats. I deal with the pub When the Constitution of Ihe Unit- lie. .-md it is pari of my job lo I'li4 AliKiniiiic By United Press international Today is Wednesday, April 20, the 111th day of the year, wilh 255 more in llliill. The moon is approaching its product looks like I had done it Sl!l,es s lesi'V I'" impressive " ,, i h. H.-..-I. with a dull 1,, ers very wisely iimitei. ine powen Ol uie ictierai gove. .iiiicni, i.e.c- mower. I might add that Ibis inability to cope with Ihe situation Is usu ally further fouled up by the fuel that I invariably shoot a deer down at Hie bottom of a four thousand foot canyon ahuiit twen ty miles from camp. Just at dusk. Oh well. We can't have every thing. And I'd rather hunt ducks anyhow. The pelicans are slill piling md traditionally a function of lo. cal government. Unforlunalely, during the pasl 25 years or so we have experi mented in Ibis country with a lit- into the Basin. Now vou can see i lie federal control of this and a all vou want to on almost anv jlitlle federal control ol thai, mi gating to it only certain Inac tions. Furthermore, tliey explicit ly staled that Ihe powers nut granted to Ihe federal govern ment were reserved unto the slate or Ihe people. The problem logcthcr or of schools and Ihe education olj our children is constitutionally J 1 1 ( 'lioM'l' "Just fix Ihe one in front I'm The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. On this day ill history: In 1K.K1. Congress established getting married soon, and alter llnc torritory of Wisconsin lllal you can nv mem an. iwy liusbaud-lo-be works for the city." "Doc. when I say how much 1 appreciate what you've done for me, I'm not just healing my gums :im I?" By JAMES MAUI.0W Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON (APi - The scheduled debate In'twcen Sens. John F. Kennedy and Hubert II. Iliimpluvv in the West Virginia presidential primary should, in a In 18IIII. Adolph Hitler was bom ill Braunau, Austria. In PKI2, Marie and Pierre Curie isolated one gram of radium salts. In HUM, Andrew Carnegie pave one and one half million dollars for construction of the Hague Peace Palace in The Nether lauds. In MM. Shirley Temple began her successful career as a mov ing picture child star in the film "Stand Up and Cheer.' They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo rartrT iVEVE ALL OSCIDSD WE'LL KAV'E TUE EUT OP L 3K?lk. SIZZLINS-HOT STEAKS IMTM THE HOT 7 COOt3SE-THESE y 'PSm 8AKEO POTATOES ON THE SIZZLING- STEAKS WLL T i9&'t&Vyv HOT PLATTER-l?eMEie5R--WE 1 only SIZZLE - Zf3t EPaCT -niB JO BE SIZZLING.'.' J I THEV IVILLSlNj.' L sizzling platters -tr.- &lSSS&l I r-j WERE SERVEDCAME ; . IT THE EXO"'.1"" -omf ev&St "isv fuJMX i;d & tip of , X Cf( - T..EHA1LOMAT I JZ ' AI UHman (Reconsider Korea Tour Two Scions Ask Chief WASHINGTON AP members of the Senate Foreign lielations Committee proposed to Iday President Kisenhower recoil !si(ier his plan lo visit Korea its a j further protest against 'repres sive nieasuies" ol j Hhee's government Two Aiken told a reporter the Presl. dent ought to take a "second look" at his scheduled itinerary for the Far East, which includes the stop in South Korea. 'I think it would be far mora Syngman1 important for the President to go lo the Philippines aim viei iam, A third. Sen. Hubert H. Humph- Aiken .! "Jf he ; goes .0 Korea There has been no indication ol n change in r.isennower s pians to visit Korea June 22 near the end of his scheduled trip to the Soviet Union and Japan. Sens. George D. Aiken iR-Vt' and Mike Mansfield (D-Monf joined Humphrey in applauding Tuesday s action by Secretary ol State Christian A. Herter in charging the South Korean gov ernment with adopting "repres- " !iv imiKiim unsuited to a tree 1r f ' Pk , ,. t 1 -V v. Kane Uiwnrn rmou: . . . ..... ' 't " " J i IUW J UUIWUU Summoning amnassanor iou M V -.Hl " 'Chan Vang lo his office, Herter , i . u-acui vr.'rr.u .api At called on the I thee government ---OaAar.,. inmm (D.0re) suvs (he El( , ,,,ke necessary and effective -... . - i ' r. ,,- ... , . action to protect nemocrauc T i A 1 . ,. 1 i I ..Bureau, wielding a budeetarv ... . .... , . f f J , r . ' y il . .rignis, including ireeooi.. u. "if, Si. ? t " ispcecn. assemniy a. 11. uie p. ess . . . 1 m eni 100K love 01c su iuvi.- rey (U-Minn', nisagrcco. : . . ,..,,.mnl ,,. I "I think il is a good time for theWe j., H,.(l)( ,0 be knmvn ovef President to speak up. on Ihe si-!iie orI(t as ,le promoter of an for the political rights ol the K;,.inU.dcmot.r.ltk. government." rean pc. pie, ' 1 Mansfie,d and Humphrey, like do so,' Humphrey said. n,,ii0H un.w Hress. ing down of the Hheg government, asserting il had their 100 per cent hacking. I'd assume Ihe President Is reconsidering the proposed slop over in Korea." Mansfield said. 7 ' 0 C-,.'. -til. T V'SnJ unt programs in agriculture and'and bring an end to "unlair (lis i f i .other fields. 1 ' Iriucnlly, 4TI If a2 .1 Aft H ' ONE AT A TIME wasn't enough tor Kurt Thomas. Me was fishing for a priie! But he was surprised when he yanked in his line to find he'd snagged two 'on the same bite. Kurt was a Newell fisherman at the Merrill fish derby, Photo by lllys Reeves Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method crimination against political oppo- I am afraid, in,"6"15" cases where the technicians in lliel Herler expressed pioiounu ano executive agencies have developed 8"wing concern of this govern programs to meet specific nation-!1"1' ovel" ,he senous' l'on""l"nK al needs, the Budget Bureau ap- Publ.lc unl,'fsl and acls of violence plies the veto and these programs in Korea." j never see Uie light of day," Ull-i man siiid. L'llman made the comment in! supporting requests for funds for soil and water conservation re search and the brucellosis eradi cation program before a House Appropriations Subcommittee. His testimony was made public tuday. Lllman said an agriculture study group last year proposed an ex panded program of research in soil and water which included cap ital construction .funds of $7.2(10, 000 and operating funds of $0,700, 000. I'he level of operating funds was $2,100,000 and the budg et proposals for Ihe coming fiscal , jiir are, I understand, at sub stantially the same level." L'llman said. MORTGAGE CANCELLATIONS (L 1 Jim M&S Crismon Now! k4 agl 2-3454 'Sb" 1Ua 4-4628 Jim Crismon O wat Wi s t Lxrt The non-surgical, electronic method for the treatment of Hemorrhoids (Piles) devel oped by doctors at the Dean Clinic has been so successful and permanent in nature that the following policy is offered their patients: "After aH symp toms of Hemorrhoids . . . have subsided and the patient has been discharged, if he should ever have a recurrence, all further treatments will be gi. en absolutely free." The Dean Clinic has been serving the Northwest for fifty years. Their treatment requires no hospitalizati on and does not employ drugs or injections. Write today for a descrip tive booklet, yours without obligation: The Dean Clinic, Chiropractic Physicians, 2026 N. E. Sandy Blvd., Portland 12, Oregon. ADVIRTHKMENJ Spacers Hull Orb Failure ...... n...,: ..1 1... .1 1. 11 it 1 ,,.n i o i. r u..1 ' . ' A thought lor todnv: Adohih u.iy. 1 uiiiiiiiai.y oiui.b 1.1c un'-. 1'" - .sense, ne a Kind 01 iieamy con-. . , . 1 Lake. oral control of everything. There is nut a sini.ln ai-ea of business .. .a, ..i.. Isaul: 1 he one means that wins 1 ..... j im; 1, , 11, .mis ,iiv imi- a ...ii 1 . Latest reports' we have had or economy In our country today ( sa,.smi. from Ihe same com-'"c eac victory over reason: from Laku of the Woods would I that is nut controlled to some ,;mv ,P nemoeratic parly', wilh lon'01 ' ' ' indicate; that It is utill Irozen degree by the federal govern-in1(, .,h,,i 0 1 1 it-it- suitcases over. Water level is low com pared to last year. Planning lo make a safari up thalaway prior lo fishing season so should have some late dupe tor you soon. Can't understand the situation ttiis vear. More rain and snow ment. Are we now lo (urn our , liberal ' . asking Ihe customers to ! . HW 1 Oil ItllOW children's nnuds over to lhem:m;,kc ., t.im.L., j y VM r,,.css Inc,.n,.,ion;li a'M,? , There isn't much lo choose be-1 t,c University of Oxford, found- The pages ol history are filled Vn,,, t.j,. jH,.as the kind of (.d , ni7. is the oldest university wilh Ihe sad story of once frcc'.idniinislrulion they say Hie coun-jjn tw British Isles. peoples who lelimpiished Ihcir try needs. They're pretty much I democratic privileges and respon- t10 same. The choice to some ex-1 1.,, ,.t sibil il ics lo siKer-tongued dema- 10.1t would have In revolve more than last year and yel lots nt igogues and hnreaucrals. only lo around nersonalitv than nro- places nave less waicr. Aspen lake, lor inslanee. is way below what il was this lime last year. Incidentally, the cattle are In on Ihe summer range up there ill ready so if you are fooling around in Ihe area be earelul. IIAlllltA. Ga. - Hahira High School Principal A. B. Martin, defending the practice of spank realiio too late that there is no grams. such thing as "some" gmern-i Hut Ihe loser in Ihe Mav to West ment control. . IVirfjiniu primary will probably jing misbehaving students wilh a The question is. when are we blame his loss on more than the paddle about Ihe size and weight going (0 wake up? We have lra-;way he pails his hair. of a ping-pong paddle: veled dangerously far down thel The two men tramped through J "We only use it as a last resort road to socialism. Are we going W i s c o 11 s i 11 where Kennedy and then only when we think it ; to continue in our indolence and trimmed Humphrey hut relused'wiu neip tne cniia. B II III ti II gjj I'l'OjJS and apalliy, or arc we going Io n challenge to debate him. Ken-1 Bv KLOREvCE H'NKINS 'insist lhal we regain Inwlul con-Inedy explains he thought "it I LONDON' Mai garel Truman Krom NoYlhe-ist Orciion V-.c-i- "ol ol our oun Hlfails as Kuai'an would be harmful to Ihe party and .Daniel, stating that her first visit tionland s news bureau in Porl-I'1"1 10 ''-v llle Constitution. candidates land comes word thai Pendleton's f cluimbcr of commerce will play SHORT RIBS host lu jumping Irogs trom all over the slate on May 13 and 14. Visiting frogs will vie in a jump-off. The winner will he re named "It Er Buck," and will represent Oregon in the Jumping Krog Jubilee Olympics on May III through 22 at Angels Camp. California, preserving Ihe tradi tional contest first publicifed by Hhirk Twain. ;Pendlelon's own entry is al-, ready in training. They are not1 inviting visitors to watch him' triin mid admitted it is not easy( id find just any frug and prepare liim lo better Ihe w orld's record j which stands at about 17 loot. Individuals, civic groups, cities or counties can obtain entry blanks from the Pendleton Chain-! ber of Commerce. There is a $2; fee. Brlh run-off and final jumps! will be hr!d oil Pendleton's Main Strel. Fili fios is jumped from a b dl'j eye painted on the pave-i I r 1 1 I - I rwiW IVrJt C'O f WHAT'S 1 STItu I vSEf A DOCTOR. T j v. j headache: Y y V'V-) I . ' uii;, 1 .1 : ;i '.' .V 1 T'.. ! .-'' Lie : tv?"S i I .. VrtJ-tillLHIrtllSI V tAUU IN ni H6AP in Hrit;iiii in tour years w;is not maile to aliond Princess Mar- By Frank O'Neal . "The Princess and I arc what you might call ollieial mends. 1 have never claimed In be a close friend, even though we get on quite well." TI'USA. Okla. - Mrs. Beatrice Levin, a Tulsa high school Eng. lish teacher who assigned .1. 11. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Bye" lo her class, quoting her husband's reaction to demands by parents that she quil because the book used four-letter words. "What do parents want their children to read Peter Hab- ll.it'."' BE NO, New Dr. Barbara Mooi-e. British vegetarian who is walking across the I'mted States, planning her day's jaunl in her effort to overtake two British servicemen who started from San Vraneisco a day ahead of her: "I'll stop when I'm tired and Alien I feel 1 have gained on lliem." VAN'DENBKHCt All! 1-OliCE BASE. Calif. (AP) Air Force, scientists studied radio messages! from space today, hoping to learn why 300 pounds of instruments didn't come back when they called. The instrument-laden capsule of the Discoverer XI satellite was supposed lo drop out of orbit and Agencies Okay Code Changes SALEM I API A concession lo loosen regulations in Oregon's new safety code affecting the transporting of (arm workers has been agreed to by two state agen cies. The stale Department of Motor Vehicles and the stale Industrial Accident Commission said Satur day at a Legislative Interim Com mittee on Agriculture hearing that they would ease up. . This w ill come on a provision of the code that requires 18 lineal inches of seating space for each bus passenger and that nobody be permitted to stand in aisles while busses are moving. descend near Hawaii. CI 19 Hying Boxcars were waiting to snag its parachute on trapces hung be neath Ihcir fuselages. Instead, il staved in orbit. The capsule separated from the rocket when scientists signaled it to do so Saturday afternoon. "We know it separated okay," Lt. Col. Lee Baltic, director of the Discoverer project system said Sunday. "We know the retro-rocket fired. But we don't know yet why il didn't come down." The capsule sent out radio mes sages as it sped high over Hawaii, apparently lollowmg the 19-fool second-stage rocket which had helped carry it alofl from this big missile base on Eriday. Then the capsule radio, really a homing betieon to aid waiting planes and ships in finding it, went dead. A transmitter in Ihe rocket kept broadcasting, however. OVKUIICK The easternmost land of Ihe United Slates is West Quoddy Head, near Eastport, Maine. WASHINGTON (CPU - The House Tuesday approved pay .ment of S25,0(H) to the widow of Igcii. Peyton C. March, former 'Army chief of staff, for expenses he incurred reporting on condi itions in Europe after World War 1. NEW! Selective Weed Control in Legumes Now you can control p-any broadteof weed in legumei grown for teed) . . . including alfalfa, ted clover, birdsfoot trefoil, a'like and iodino cioverj 0U0 ppas. Buloxone hai been widely tested and proved highly effective. Butoxons it applied as a ipray in wedling or establiihed crop. Check on Buloxcie lodal WALKER BROTHERS MERRILL, OREGON Phone 4261 or 4271 Yes ... we invite comparison! Shop the discount houses! Shop the chain stores! Shop the catalogs! Shop the food plans! Shop other famous brands . . . then COMPARE WITH NORGE! You'll find . . . feature for feature . . . price for price . . . NORGE IS YOUR BEST BUY! 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