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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 6 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday, April 22. 1960 HIANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOW WYNNE Cily Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mgr Ph. TU 4-4752 Entered as second class matter at the post otlice at Klamath KaJIs. Ore., on August 20. 1906. under act ol Congress. March 8, 1879 SERVICES: ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California Subscription Rates CARRIER 1 .MONTH t 1 75 6 MONTHS 110.50 1 YEAR 2t.00 MAIL 1 MONTH t 175 6 MONTHS J10.00 1 YEAR . tH.OO !lrr And Tlir By RILL JENKINS Harry Obenchain dropped in the nl her day from his ranch . stvnnshuln out Bly way with a .' couple of nes items. Told me that a little over a ni'iiuh ago a freak calf was horn on their ranch tliat had three eves, two nn.scs. three tongues, ; only one jaw. throe brains and;ihjrked hcir dut w. -ilkefl nackuara at nmcs. sluck to their decision regardless. And the Shasta Daylight will he of the long trying hours it took put on daily schedule by Southern to attempt to reach a workable 'Pacific on May 20. verdict. I I'VE HAD SEVERAL CALLS from women who were on the jury, ohjcclins to the intimation that they were hysterical or near hysteria. They also resented any uggcslion that they may have jaiuini-u iMt-ii uuiii-a ill any mm- iter. Olf-IOnf .olrs : The fic.it: call, normal in olher jliey cmphalically did not. : rmprrK was taken on hy tlicj Tiiey followed the instructions Llrrtd llaskins family of We.slsidc(0f the judge very carefully. By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON lAP'-lt's like a visit by the Grand Canyon when President Charles de Gaulle to try and raise but it lived less than a week. weighed Die facts and came forth unable to agree on a verdict Hy TOM STIM.MEL Travel agents gel weird qucs-' conies to Washington today. He tions, loo. one of the wonders of nature. Hut A gal called Wall Mclntyre loin's doublful he'll work any won learn the driving lime to Ber- ders here. inuua. iou can gel (o uie r.asi , mill, .....,.t.;nn ao i-oi-nl.l i.... .... i;. a.... it ol. j ......... ". v ('.,,, Ip ls .Va,.'5 in, kniuisa. aid. "but it's kinda rough alter . . . in . . ,;...,., in... lhat." He explained that Bermu-,. . i . - . t. ., ,'. , .- ,, , ,. uuiiiwu liniK rv.-eiiini; riaine anil da lies 700 miles out in the At- , , , .- iul;l-iiic-i . n 11 ay 1101 lie leiiii.tu- antie Ocean. , , ,. . , , ,. , . ,, ,. . , ,. ent. In the end he may lints h Our gal wasnl salislied with ... .. ,. . ,, . , , I, i ., Willi his prestige badly dimtn- It would have been quite a crit-! However, despite the juror col- . ,..; .." ...... . .. i-shod. tcr had it survived. Mapse. Ihe others, finding them-1 ' tin her-timo ilm rallvinn nnini wives hoielessly deadlocked, du-j' ' for ,js counlrvmen. the symbol ol Second ilrm in Harry's wallet tifully reported Ihe same lo the . , ,.,.. their dreams" (or a resurrected was a clipping from the Jeller- judge, hied back into the jury J'1 ' J ' ' " 0 j I-ranee, when it fell in .040. Two fon City. Missouri, paper about, box and reported their conclusions. "" T T d cars acn he was recalled from a record 512 pound deer being ,;' l , ' its sell-imposed seclusion to save , 1 tiii.- tii i. ii onrl il.o utirtrmyili i'ures of Orciion scenes. Most pop- imisco seclusion io save sh?' ... . ., 1 " ular were scenes featuring blue "'-" leering country from an- rteems Midi 1MB inunsiei nda m ic jui - iwnm uiiuiiiij muuhii, . ... larehv ,.!,,:, llu human omul inn i " - "Mil UiiilDI INK WHIIT. 1 11 C into play It was more than P'101"'! ,hal (llcw "le Rreal-i He had lived out of sighl. above nnnnirh in huve m.-irlo nv neison I csl interest and provoked (he rallies, aiooi, keeping anve hysterical, and Ihe seven wom-!m"sl "' wish 1 lh','" com-ih'msclf and his countrymen a vi nn cnn,.'iallv slimilH ho hinhlu mcnls u HS a nil lui of .Spring ' sii.ii of himself .is ihe supreme commended for their courage and! Crk uur own Col,,cr ii,a,e.-"a "'stodian of French i am. granouer, reany 10 make it a real ily il called upon. He was called Fhol hy Olis Mann in Livingston County near the Thumpson Riv er. According to game commission officials the big buck, a nine poinlcr. weighed in at 460 pounds field dressed. Idesirc lo see thai a jusl verdict Hack in KM another monster was rendered in the case, weighing 3f. pounds was shot in MY HAT'S oil to them. Not long ago. a new floor was' " would have been pathetic il laid in Ihe Paisley Post Ollice. As be hadn't been and. instead, had a result, Postmistress Anita Ban-, died ill seclusion with his mystical isler delivered lo Jerry O'Lcary a letter uncovered in remodeling. lit was mailed 23 years ago. belief in himself and his country unused. Wnet has he done? He has sought lo keep three balls in the air: Ihe same area At the same lime, which was1 last November, over in Benlon ll.'lvliglli TilIM' County a Frank Robinson shol I ' rLonENCE JIN,KNS nn 1 .nntn I I'.as em cnim nn J rfnnhll hurl: lhal wninherl in -I 'file pd'iod of lime COIlfll.sion 'tr,n niiniirk : between Oregon and California1 Assessor Hap Caldwell's daugh ! It would appear that Ihe deer!slalls "Rain on Sunday when Cali-ller Mary lou was married laslj 1. To make France an atomic .In Missouri are getting bigger '01'11'3 8"-'s on Daylight Savings I November and now is knoivn as power. He succeeded, but only be laud bigger. They were all while- ''nlp- P,rs- Hubert Crao. Maybe lliat sleause Ihe foundations had been 'tails, too. Not mule deer. I 'le Southern Pacific Company, the reason a stranger phoned Ihe'hiiil long heloie he look office. Everv vear I hear rumors of!,or example, runs into a real office one day and asked In speak He simply kept Ihe program go- monslor deer shot in our country !""'sancc situation, particuiarlyitn the girl who used lo be Haps nig. Now France has had two nu where Iransportation ol freight is'daughler. oncerued. Employes in the dis-1 ; but somehow I never get to see them hpfnrp Ihev ni-n mil nn nii.t :in Hie freezer and I just have lo!,rid f!'.''1!1 nntl Pfl" scrv-i n4. Of .w :tako the hunter's word for Ihe Kc ""'norc go io work at hi M . .... fact that they ". . . would liave''-1-"1' ''ounicipans in Min;was HTi(, flS (( g LHW!overplayed and grossly exagge- weighed 400 or over, easy." I Francisco go lo work when their,,, CI)npsl flK, su)nijU(,, bvir3ted. France is not actually Ihe iear explosions 2 'lo convince the world France must be treated as an equal. His importance in this effort has been The grains of salt with which '10lKS rcn(T " a m m" ",;u ls T have token i hew eim-iev unnlH actually 7 a m. Klamath Falls Ann Anderson, senior at Kl'HS. furnish Ihe seasoning for several Elk's Club crab feeds, 1 might add. -Which reminds me thai Ihe . came commission is currently '. considering the purchase ol an- . olher ranch over in tho Ukinh .U'ea lo be used as w-inter feed ipg ground for the elk herd. Seems that tho billies have been foraging on expensive lyie Inrin crops with the resultant out raged howl going up from the jus tifiably mad ranchers who plant ed tho feed for rattle, not elk. For a country that was almost devoid of game when Fremonl made his first trip through it is certainly a different picture now. Now we arc having to go out and provide hind for the animals. ! Reminds us of Ihe old story of Ithe ruling king who was so enam ;oured of the wild game in his ; kingdom that he forbade the kill ling of any animals. In time Ihe ; region became so overrun with wild game that tho populace was being forced out. The animals ale everything in sight including peo ple. So. in due lime, the people arose and banished Ihe king lie cause of his rules. Which, it is said, is the only time in history that a reign has been called be cause of game. .Arc we facing Ihe same prob lem? ;:;We aren't, if I may insert Ihe ; needle where it is hoped it wtl lime, so Ihere is an hour al the tart of tho day when San Fran cisco will be out of communica tion with this oflice. By ANN ANDERSON "The rule of law in the seltle menl of international disputes Lunchlimc presents the same greatly enhance the cause problem. In San Francisco, that a jusl and enduring peace." olfiec leaves only n skeleton crewi'l'liese were Ihe words of Presi- from II am. to 12, Oregon limeldeiil Eisenhower on his pioela and (he same lliinc hannens hero i mat ion of "Law Day" May 1, loss. from 12 lo 1 n m.. Oreeon lime. And what simpler answer could The office in Ihe Bay city closes Ihere be lo world oaeo than the at 4 p.m. Oregon time while I his 'creation of an international law uffice remains oien until 5 p m. enforcing agency? Our world has This upsels lour hours out ol (he, become too small a sphere lor laily eighl-hour work day. ''ach nation lo continue lo act in SP passenger and mail" trains dependently of its neighbors. The northbound will not change nr-j'imc has come when each stale ival and departure limes nut must be brought lo observe and of Klamath Falls on Sunday. !bey certain laws and codes lor However, mail and baggat,e 'he happiness and well-being of train No. 20 will cut its travel111 'he nations. lime (torn San Francisco lo Port- "Law is a system of rational equal of Ihe biggest powers, the lulled Stales and the Soviel Union, in manpower, strength, or i csources. And, since it still has nn nuclear arsenal. II is nol militarily equal. Nevertheless, the United Slates and Britain, which do have nu clear weapons, have brought France into its considerations. They did this before De Gaulle. 3. To restore tranquility to a France which was torn apart over the Algerian crisis and badly split internally over its domestic prob lems when he look ollice two years ago. He still hasn't solved Ihe Alger ian problem and may never he able to before he leaves Ihe pres idency. The Algerian war is now in lis sixth year. French farmers ire restive under his economic jHlicics. land hv eliminalinp mail siiini'ncaccful and agreed procedures at Macdocl. California, Chiloqum for settling disputes." With somej And Ihe French political parties and Chemult, Oreeon. II is due toinalions possessing enough atomic-cvpn 'hough his leadership re arrive here al 9:55 a m. jwarfarc to threaten the populalionjmains unchallenged as of now Western Greyhound Lines' local !"f 'he world, it is evident lhat are getting restless under what manager Leo F. Wallenburn an- Physical wars are an ohsolelej's practically his one-man rule. In short, despite his pride and his enormous self-confidence in himself and France, he may wind em of law. jiip settling nothing and leaving Such a system has never lie-.his counlrvmen with the memory nounces thai spring schedule imeiniKi oi seining nisagreemenis changes in areas served by Grey- Ihe only remaining a n s w c r, hound's western division will be-llherclore, is an international sys- come effective on Sunday. All new and regular operalinc schedules will conform lo Dav-'fore been conceived of or reck- of a grand illusion thai he was light Saving Time in areas oh-joned Willi but then neither has. accomplishing what he didn't ac- rib the most good, where Ihe ducks . are concerned. Woiim'si Jurors serving Ihe change. Where the change lo Daylight Saving Time does nol Like effect, Greyhound schedules will operate on Stan dard time. New printed schedules are available at all Greyhound terminals. Ihe guided rrissilc. New methods complish. of warfare must be combattedj He will discuss Willi President with new and belter methods ofjEisenhower the Western xisil ion maintaining peace. The principles at Ihe summit in Paris May lfi of justice and the hest interests when they meet with Premier of all Ihe nations can only he up-Nikita Khrushchev and British held w hen Ihcir grievances ran 'Prime Minister Harold Macmil- West Const Airlines will havc.be brought to a common court Ian only minor changes in time scliod-j''' arbitration. Man has Ihe povv-j But thai may prove to be noth ules of an ival and departure herejer of annihilation all Inn close at jjng more than a pleasant chat effective Sunday, according to hand. His only chance for peace- and for this reason: mod ivioore, local manager .Ms- no i-mmi-ikc in ,m iiueriiaiiouai; -me western position was By FLOYD L. WYNNE tem-wirie schedules have been society is to irtiliale the mark of acreed to recently when the West- WOMEN RESENT any inlima-i printed, showing times lor each:all civilized sncielies uniform orn foreign ministers, including ion inai incy arc we weaker icrmtnni corresponding wun wnat ia. oniy on an international ne Gaulle's, mel here and agreed ac.s. ,ne clocks in inosc cities say jscuc. summit strategy. What they In some cases, their resenlmentThis helps Ihe reservation staff, "An army of principles W'illll(,,.cf( on wns neither imagina is justified. jtoo. as the hoys can say to a cus-I penetrate where an army of snl-ltjVp nor startling. Recent accounts of the actions lomer: "Your plane arrives in San diers cannot." il'om Paine). The. t1cv a(;lee(j Sj(.( i0 ,0 p,, of Ihe women jurors in the Wtl- Francisco at such-and-such a;iime has come for man tn doff jlK)ns Xfy i,a(j K or months in liam Gair&on murder trial are lime. California time." West Coast ;his uniform of war and don hi.S,c;1m(. tne soviet Union. illustrative of the point at issue ACCOUNTS OF THE trial were factual and well presented to newspaper readers. The activ ity that transpired in the jury Toom comes to our reporter sec ond hand, and in the telling I was, I'm sine, over-dramatized, j i nu inai itseii was grim aim; dealt with a crime that, in it self, would tend to nauseate any mother the charge of beating nj helpless child lo death. It was also a long, exhausting trial, followed later by jury com plications. THE COLLAPSE of one jur or, his having to be given arti ficial respiration, and his subse quent removal to the hospital only served to add to the stress : and strain of attempting to ar rive at a fust verdict. It is lo the extreme credit of the jury, both men and women, lhat I hey nol only carefully do '. lilierated on the testimony brought out at the trial, pal alter many times reviewing il, decided for will have summer time changes, cloak of ethics his veiy existence' on June 1. lis at stake. SHORT RIBS vcc ej) Tli AIiii.-iii.-h- n By United Press International BV Frank O NeCII Today is Friday. April 22. the 'I llllh day of the year, with 253 more days in l'Mtt. I The moon is approaching its 'new phase. The morning stars are Mercury. Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. I On this day in history: I In 1707. English novelist Henry Fielding was born, j In ISffl). Ihe great Oklahoma (land rush for free land started, j In 18!, the U. S. Navy fired jthe first shol of the Spanish American War. I In 1015. Ihe Germany army 'started using poison gas for Ihe 'first time in World War I at jYprcs Belgium I In 1044. allied soldiers Invaded New Guinea. j In lO'iO. Christian Herter was sworn in as 'he new secretary ol stale. A thought for today: The re puted Crock author Aesop wrote: "A liar will not be believed' even They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo 6 ISDOME POURED OUT A TIRADE IN A LET7E1? TO ANOTWEQ TYCCON ABOUT ANSWERING LETTERS PRONTO TO POULTICE AND COWPANy."&EKfTLEMEM: TEN DAYS ACbO I WROTH TO YOU FOR A QUOTA-'ION OH TWO-WAV DOORSTOPS AND HAVE HAD NO REPLY- pehaps in the future we SHOULD DEAL WITH A FIRM THAT IS MORE ON ITS TOES- DISAPPOINTEDLV YOURS AHD SEND IT AIR MAIL, TEN HE LEARNS THE HARD WAV THAT IP YOU WANT TO GET AN OVER DUE RESPONSES RITE A FOLLOW-UP- Volunteers Help Survey SUSPECTS GIN SMUGGLING CONAKRY, Guinea (LTD Guinean President Sekou Toure 'ieive volunteers survey win negin ai uucnrisi at ,,.hai pli Thursdav GlI.CHfllST from the Gilchrist-Crcsccnt area 11 a m nnrnnc nlnl. and end at 6 p.m. I . ' np n , ,..,. . ..... - j..., ........ ii-iuimiuii in are ready to help when .he mo- ine unit ne available lo d bile X-ray chest survey ulu. " public April 28 irom II a.m. . , . .... . , to 6 p.m. m Iront of the Chemult r"" " uum uui- makes .1, first stop of the year,Pos, 'om Mrs Wl,.im T -side sources. in Mamalh County Wednesday. ;or fc vhal,.mm of a,,.an).;.l Toure said the insurrection was . i.is aic tiee. 'menls there. Members of the che-jPrcventcd and lhat he favored a Mrs. David Fredrickson is in mult Community Club will assist. 'aln penalty for anyone found charge of arrangements for thel Clerks and hostesses at Che-iE"'")' of plotting the overthrow of area. She hopes the survey will'mult will be Marion Molt, Kilty tjieeovoriiment. accumulate at least 255 film ex- Walker. Delia Crowley. Sophiei .bb posures, the number reached in Long. Theresa Darnell. Sylvia1 " ' l-TUAT t FTTCO A W I JUST DICTATED ITS GONE, . 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