Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 18, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Tuesday, October 18. I960 PAGE NINB Belton Issues Warning On Financing Programs EUGENE AP - Look a gift horse in the mouth twice before! buying, was the pre-election ad vice state Treasurer Howard Bel ton gave a convention audience iFs NoTthEaGe iTs The aTtiTuDE here todav. Belton, a veteran state legisla tor of 22 years, discussed public fiscal policies during the opening session of the Oregon Savings and Loan League's annual convention, attended by 100 delegates. In referring to public apathy toward questioning costs of gov-, ernment, Belton reminded the del egates that many programs prom ised by politicians are "financed out of the pockets of people." Belton said voters and candi dates have a dual responsibility of assessing the need and cost of programs for additional govern mental services. We have fallen into the habit of not questioning costs but rather asking, 'What will the government give me'? " he said. Belton, who was appointed state treasurer in January, said that glowing" reports of the 1960s depend upon a sound economy. In a presidential election year, Belton said, a number of slogans. issues and scapegoats are brought on the scene. University of Wisconsin scien tists say the water from which fish are taken apparently in fluences the flavor of the fish. Compulsive Tsilkor By AW LANDERS i will be look at her mother's Dear Ann Landers: My fiancee' house." I wish 1 had listened to has insomnia and thinks just be-him. cause she can t sleep nobody else Six years ago I married a girl should. We're w hose mother was the AU-lime-together fivejPrize-Winning-Slob. When I went evening a 'to call on Wilma it was like w e e k. The walking into, a pig pen. Once 1 minute I get recall a dining room window had home t h e been broken and they stufted phone is ring-l newspapers in the opening. It ing. She wants! stayed that way for five months, "to talk." 1 travel for a living and when 1 Some nights she phones back; come home I have to spend two two and three times. She reads j days cleaning the house, so I can stuff out of the newspaper, pass- live in it. My wife says if I'm ages from books and articles and i such a screwball it's up to me. sometimes she sings a few songs. ; She doesn't see the filth so it Last night she called at ZiSiTdoosnt bother her. Last week I was down to my last set of underwear and I had to buy shorts to leave town. We have two children, but they don't What can I do? We aren't interfere with her going back to Duck Hunters Capture Bobcat I a.m. said she couldn t sleep trying to think of the vice presi dent in Millard Fillmore's admin istration kids, Ann; I'm 29 and she's 27. I need advice from a well-rested person. I'm BEAT Dear Beat: This is more than bed in the morning and sleeping till noon. What can I do? - FED UP PLENTY Dear Fed: If this Second Gen- simple insomnia she's a com- eration Slob Is blind to the filth. plusive talker and a little on the sadistic side. Your fiancee needs more help you can't improve her vision so don't waste your time. Hire a cleaning lady a few days Hake Us An Offer on our fixtures l-RC ALLEN CASH REGISTER 1-SOCK BAR FIXTURE 1-SHIRT BAR FIXTURE ' 1 -GLASS JEWELRY CASE 1-WRAPPING COUNTER 1-LUGGAGE RACK 1- COLLECTION CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS MIRRORS FOR DOORS 2- GOLD FINISH LADDERS 6-SHIRT FORMS 1-BELT RACK S.HOE SHELVING REGULAR SHELVING 1-TORSO FORM We still have many tremendous values in men's weor. Buy now at ridiculously low QUITTING BUSINESS PRICES! EVERYTHING MUST GO! MVS 6th and Main than you can give her by just be- a week and instruct her persnn- ing a patient listener. Suggest ally. A. poor housekeeper can't that she see a doctor. In the! tell a cleaning woman how to meantime, you ought to see thelclean because she doesn't know phone company about a wall-jack how. so yon can-plug her out. (P.Sj Millard Fillmore didn't have a Dear Ann Landers: Please toy f - w : PSORIASIS AMAZING STORY PORTLAND (APi Three young Portland duck hunters returned Sunday with a bobcat, which they turned over to the Portland Zoo."' W. I960 - Pittaburgh, P. . , . , i Doctored for psoriasis 30 yer. The cat made threatening sounds Spent much money to no avail, when Don and Ron Medcalf and Tnf" "-"d GHP Ointment and . . ,, .. j Tableu tor 2 week. Scales dia- Richard Hansen spotted it m a appeared aa If by magie. In marshy area near Sauvies Island, weeka skin completely cleared A shot fired hv one of the three: "d ctl?- Ume in 30 years, high school youths p.erced KlZlXt car s ear. but it held its ground, port tells of a user's success with The three hoys threw coat dual treatme'it for psoriasis now over the cat's head, trussed its Jv!ble 10 j"' uere. Ilegs and brought it back to the u day trial plan from Canam Co.. j wryi. no , KOCKpon, M&SS. vice president. He became presi dent when Zachary Taylor died in office.) CONGRATULATIONS are extended to R. Frank Tucker, manager of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce, by Colonel Rupert C. Welch, Kingsley Field com mander, after presenting him with the "408th Fighter Group Insignia" mounted on a wooden plaque. Left to right, witnessing the ceremony, are Major Ray Royce, assis tant director of operations, Lt. Col. Wilson V. Edwards, director of operations; Lt. Col. Lloyd LeMay, director of materiel; Tucker and Colonel Welch; Lt. Col. Walter S, Murphy, executive officer, and Lt. Col. Carl H. Leo, commander, 32nd Fighter Inter ceptor Squadron. Insignia Plaque Awarded To Frank Tucker By AF Col. Rupert C. Welch, com-jiion" at Kingsley Field last De manded Kingsley Field, prescnt-icernber by Maj. Gen. John D. don't make a joke out of this as my two unmarried sisters have. m a woman 44 wno nas never . Stevenson, former commander of neen married ana now ine man i, iu- i.i,. ir r,,- S5 f nii m.. i;r u r. s i nil m mituntpH on. n unnripn Dear Ann Landers: My father, Hp , hjs wjf 1 , R f, k k used to say 'If you want to knowi. h , . ' ' f . ... . what kind of housekeeper a aclm. las( March iChaml)c, ot Commerce, during an I want to have a small church! informal ceremony in Colonel wedding and, Ann, I want to Welch's office last Tuesday. hi TRY IT ! THE NEW Ohpnpua PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Terms To Suit You OFFICE SUPPLY 624 Moin TU 2-4408 Force, Hamilton Air Force Base, Cali fornia. The Air Force Scroll was awarded to Tucker "for render ing meritorious service to the United Slates Air Force from February 11131 through Septem wear a white satin gown and. The "insignia," presented to ber 1059." It was signed by both veu. my sisiers say i win De uie rucker on behalf of the personnel laughing stock of the town if I,0f Kingsley Field by Colonel dress like a bride at my age. j Welch, w as in recognition of the Also, they Say when a womanlnillstandinp snnnnrt and servile marries a widower she doesn't;he has given the 408th Fighter! Echo Satellite nt .v ,f,.n. nti fti,c n'croup. as manager oi me cnam some advice.-IN LOVE AT LAST; ber of commerce. Tucker has de Dear In Love: A woman whol voted much of his time to the has never been married has the task of assuring wholehearted1 Wednesday, 4:50 a.m., south, 71 right to wear white, regardless of community support during and degrees, moving northeasterly. FIR EP LjJciZ ENCLOSURE TRtASURlD IN flHl HOMiS tVtKiV,'HRCI the chief of staff and the secre tary of the Air Force. Times Listed Beautiful Solid Brat Framel Haat'Ttmparad Ola$a Doors! COMFORT Radiottt gH, ivin hut with n llovr draflil BEAUTY Piciurt window vi.w ( (in. Hindi with ny d(r. CONVENIENCE i rion Pm .e.iir it pian hlnqtt. Control fir with Hiding drift dovri, turn wood, oal tr gi. her aLje. The obvious exception: no white gown if she has had a child out of wedlock. Best wishes. efforts o( Tucker wore malcria To learn the difference between since the reactivation of the base. The leadership and dedicated Thursday, 4 24 a.m., south, 67 degrees, northeasterly. Friday, 3:58 a.m., south, 63 de- factors in creating an effective, Igrees, northeasterly; and at 6:04 wTjWWr" SAFETY ri.t.m ioiii a marriage that "settles down' send '".productive and harmonious basc a.m., north, 81 degrees, north- community relationship. The sing- ularly distinctive accomplish- and one that "gets dull lor Ann manners oooKiei, nai mems of Tuckcr have ea.n(,d f(). To Expect From Marriage. en-ihim ,e sim.e,.e ap)1.eciatjon o closing with your request 20 cents the imh Fi htcr Gruup in coin ana a long sen-aamesseu, Tuckc,. was alsn p,.esened the Mdn.peu envcupe. ..Air Force Sc,.ol, flf Applecia. Ann Landers will be glad to; help you with your problems. I Send them to her in care of this 'newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. easterly Saturday, 3:31 a.m., south, 59 degrees northeasterly; and at 5:38 a.m., north, 82 degrees, northeasterly. (tit 01 SlOr IN HII lit OUt (0MNITI Disritvs, on iiho imruci opining siii 101 fill C0I0MU1 IlliriUI IDIA HOCHUIl I WxColhxm HOME MART 2030 S. 6th TU 2-3885 BOGATAY'S 2nd IT'S OUR I IIGOIST I SHOISAtl Tht bi99it vslut yt on tap uclity fotwr! Our vy k Mrfna Hihankiw for 2 wondarfully luce tutu I ytort! 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No doubt about it, trains are the lowest-cost, most effi cient form of transportation for carrying freight overland. "XT 5 tfiaKauS-wj? ; OAKRIOGE (AP) - Lesler Wil liam Dretsch, 41, Oakridge, was killed by a bullet Trom his son's rifle in a deer hunting accident on Buck Mountain, southeast of here, Sunday afternoon. Dretsch's death was the second hunting fatality in Lane County this deer season, 'and the fourth in the state. Sheriff's deputies said Dretsch had laken his two sons, Larry, 18. and Leslie, 16, and a 17-year-old I friend on the hunting trip. He left the boys in a pickup truck on a road and went into the forest to look for deer. The boys followed about 10 minutes later and saw a movement in the forest. Larry told the sheriff's deputy he called out, "Is that you, dad?" then called a second and a third time, and finally said, "If you don't speak, I'm going to shout." Larry said he fired, and the 30.06 caliber bullet struck his father in the abdomen. The boys carried the wounded man to the pickup and brought him to the Oakridge Clinic, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Dretsch was a construction em ploye working on the Hills Creek Dam. Authorities were continuing an investigation today. SEE-WAY FOR PEOPLE What better way to take in the glamorama of our West and South west than through the big, wide-angle picture windows of an S. P. treamliner. Twenty-five runnin every day, on our east-west routM and on tha Coast. Curl up in your comfortable Chair Car seat or Pullman mom and watt the show go by ...mountains, valleys, lakes, firwta, ahoreline, deiert, eitiM. Relaxed surroundings for dining or refreshment, and polite, attentive service everywhere on board. outkern Pacific etvinn tht Wit ind Southwest with O TRAINS TRUCKS PIGGYBACK PIPELINES Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wnjon Hostess will rail with gifts and friendly greetings from the community. TU 2-003 if. 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