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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1960)
"DENNIS THE MENACE' 111 1 Junior Executive Tabbed As Likely Heart Victim HERALD AND EVS, Klamath Falls, Ore. By TOM REEDY LONDON (API The junior ex ecutive striving for the top, rath er than his boss, is the most like ly candidate (or heart trouble. A panel of distinguished phy "They are encouragement for senior people," he said, "but we do not want to breed hypochondri acs. I question to what extent you can persuade the man with the drive to got to the top of a big sicians, including President Eisen-j business to take care while he still (tower's heart doctor, Paul Dudley feels fit." White of Boston, Mass., offered that and other conclusions today at a conference on the health of SCnOOlS Hold executives. ... Dr. White said senior executives! VlSITQTIOnS are singularly free from heart problems. Answering his own PAISLEY Paisley elementary question as to who is a likely can didate for coronary thrombosis, he said: "He's a junior executive, prob ably strivirie for the top, or a 'Did you HEAR me? At ONCE'. MAR YOUR APPEARANCE WITH BIFOCAL SHADOW! Youthful NOLES BLEND-VUE lenses eliminate the objectionable tattle-tale age line caused by old fashioned line bifocals. No age line! They can be fitted into any fashion frame you desire! Complete Eye Examination No Appointment Needed Convenient Credit We Give H'H' Green Stamps out 5 5 ytt COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. i 730 Main TU 4-7121 Drs. Omor J. Noles ond Robert Peters school teachers invited parents to attend school during the afternoon of Nov. 10 in observation of Amer ican Education Week. Guests were greeted by two white collar worker surrounded by eighth grade girls w ho kept an frustrations. He's short, stocky, attendance record by placing a muscular, large-boned, tending to pold star after each name re be bald, often an athlete. His per- corded in a gold star guest book, sonality is vigorous, ambitious, Fathers received special rccogni aggressive." ''on w"n 'wo stals fr each child Put all that together and add ai" scnooi. Parents were directed fcrst to the auditorium, where music class es, under direction of Teressa cess in alcohol and tobacco and Foster, entertained. r4U n 1 ' " J . t W, f M. ... 111. r-.t M, Friday, November 25, 1960 PAGE 3 A Widow Entombs Body Of Clark Gable GLENDALE, Calif. (AP)-Clark Gable's body has been entombed beside the remains 'of actress service Wednesday in a mausole um at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Air Force Chaplain Johnson Carole Lombard, the third of his E- "cst officiated. five wives. Meanwhile the film star's will was filed for probate Wednesday in Los Angeles. It describes his estate only as "in excess of $10, 000." All goes to his w idow, the for mer Kay Williams Sprockets, ex cept that Gable's first wife, drama coach Josephine Dillon, now 75, receives title to the North Hollywood home where she lives. Only the w idow and a few close friends and associates were pres ent at a brief Episcopal committal Gable expressed a wish to be -placed beside Miss Lombard, killed in a World War II plana ' crash in Nevada. The Baldwin Organ Easiest Of All To Ploy! Most Authentic Tones and Percus sion! Two 44 Note Manuals! RENT PURCHASE EASY TERMS FACTORY DEALER BOWDEN MUSIC CO. 830 Main - Acran from 10c Stares Phone TU 2-4883 rich diet he can afford, sedentary habits without some wood-sawing or other outdoor exercise, any ex there's the candidate, Dr. White said. "The best antidote for nervous strain, tension and insomnia," he said, "is physical fatigue from work or exercise, which is more satisfactory than drugs for the same purpose. The panel warned that the dan gerous age is 45 and said men gunning to be executives should form better habits in their 20's and 30's. A business executive, A. Des mond Bonham-Carter, director of Unilever, Ltd., said periodic med ical checkups have a doubtful value. Tutor Serving German School SUMMER LAKE Joyce Graves, formerly of Summer Lake, is spending a year teaching first graders at Glenhaven American School in Germany. Miss Graves and a friend have organized tours for teachers and they spend most weekends travel ing in Europe. She plans to fly to Bethlehem to observe Christmas Eve, then to the Middle East for the remain der of the Christmas vacation. By New Year's Day, she hopes to have traveled across the desert and visited the pyramids in Egypt She has a sister, Mrs. Howard Nelson, in Lakeview, and an aunt, Mrs. Roy Carlon, in Summer1 Lake. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Graves of Bor ing.; Doris Aikins' first and secund grade room gave primary read ing classes. A display of mementos from World War I and World War II was of special interest in the third and fourth grade rooms, taught by Mrs. Foster. This was a culmination of a Veterans' Day observance. In Paul Aikins' fifth and sixth grade rooms, regular classroom work in arithmetic and social stu dies was observed. Allen Beil, a seventh grade stu dent in Raymond Dooley's sev enth and eighth grade room, pcr- tormea several science experi ments which culminated the af ternoon's activities. "No, there! nothing wrong with this month's pay check. I'm just trying to remember what I spent it for!" Nehru Rejects Parliament NEW. DELHI, India (AP) - Prime Minister Nehru today re jected demands in Parliament that Indian forces be pulled out of the Congo because of attacks on Indian army officers. Nehru said that running away would be a weak way of dealing with the problem. Two Indian army officers were reported beaten and two others seized by Congolese troops in Leo poldville last Tuesday. Nehru said he was making inquiries and had asked U.N. Secretary - General Dag Hammarskjold what the U.N. proposes to do about the situation. British Men Back To Hats LONDON (AP) A prominent London haberdasher said today that British men are leading a worldwide revolution. They are wearing hats again. Bare heads are no longer fash ionable," said halter William Lu cas in an interview. "There's a real rush on these days for hats. You may say it's a revolution." Asked how he accounted for the sudden return to hats, Lucas re plied: "The small hat did it. It all started with the Robin Hood style a shape so revolutionary that at first most chaps laughed their heads off. Now it's a best seller." The Robin Hood has an extreme ly narrow curled up brim, coming to a point in front. The crown is low. Malta has been a British Crown Colony since 1814. 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