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I .. 4 . v. PAGE -A HERALD AND NEWS, Hjoaaik Fill. On. TWrttUjr. December II. IK our Husband Should Cheer By ANN LANDERS ' Dear Ann Landers: My husband lost left (or work yelling, "No woman can a such a busy mon- i ey . manager, ' . L xou musi oe keeping a man on the side!" I've been married to this sour puss (or 20 years. Af ter three years J of his handling the money I had to go to work and pull us out of the hole. This is my record since he turned the money over to me: :We now own two cars, our house, a boat, color 'TV, good fur niture and we have no bills. We have sent his mother $35 a month (or the past ten years. Our two children take music lessons and have good clothes, bikes, camera equipment, and everything they need. When we married he was mak lng $5,000 a year; Now he makes $12,500 but remember the cost of everything has gone up. Will you please print your opinion of my record? UNAPPRECIATED Dear Unappreciated: Cheers Yea should be Secretary of The Treasury! Dear Ann Landers: I met'i boy at a summer resort last July. He is 20 and I'm 17. I never (ell so bard and so fast for anyone in all my life. We met late to the season and had only a few dates before he had to leave. Several days ago I was passing through the city where he lives and I phoned him to say hello. He was out but his mother sug- gested I drop him a line. I start ed my letter "Dear Jim" and closed with "Love, Sue." My let- ' Kim "ana. one '.' . ' - and NertMrn Celmjrnle PeMehed dally (except SO.) an) trr Southern Oreoeii PiejUahaia' Mala 01 KaplefteM . Maaai TUiade Mill ,..w. a. miiuuiA ruwiaiajr Mmmtmi aa aatand laia mattar at pott afflea it Klamath !. . Oraaon, M Aueuet Mr not, wider ect at Ce can. March 1 ID?, tacenaa ata- poU a KMaM fain, and al aaHllaml malllnf aNKa, SUNCKIPTKM HATiS ." Cantor I Mart . 1.M ' Mentha '". tJa - I Yaar ......4..,...ejijM Mall M Mttaea ,1 ,Ml j . . I Nwmi i.n !.S l.n ; t Manlra - tia.ot I I Yaar JIMS Carrier ana" Deelero Weekday a Sunday, easy ;l las .' UNITED MBM INTMNATItNAk ' '- AUOCIATID MISS AUDIT aURfAU Or1 CIRCULATION Svtacrtstra na) racalvlnt delivery al IrWir MT4lfQ 0110 rvaMtta Oeno Carpenter, rmvlarkn TUude aarara I PM. Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I have been married four years and are very happy. He has three children by a former marriage and pays a whopping support bill. I didn't meet wenoeu untu al ter he was divorced .so his ex- wife can't accuse me of breaking ud her marriaae. When Wendell and I started to go together she tried to get him to remarry her but it didn't work. Last year she gave up and married a mediocre guy who promptly lost his job. The ex-wile called Wendell a few months' ago, and said the children were getting nervous and insecure because their stepfather was unemployed. Could be put the guy to work? Wendell agreed and now they're in our hair but good. They drop over frequently to talk business" and the ex looks at Wendell in a way I don't like. Any advice?-N. W. Dear N. W.l It waa good of Wendell to get the guy a Job, His mistake, however, was em pleyiac the feUow himself. You are justified la resenting the wotnaa'i presence la your Tell your husband he must flad alt ex's husband n job else where. This setmp b unhealthy. Are vour Barents too'strtct? You can benefit from the experiences" of thousands of teenagers if you writ for Ann Landers' booklet, "How To Live With Your Par ents," enclosing with your request 20 cents in com 'and a long, self- addressed, stamped envelope. . Arm Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in tare of this news paper enclosing a stamped, self, addressed envelope. . MOtS ONM MS LAST 3 PAYS TODAY'S YOUNOSAVAQCSl Nataliritobtrt WOOD WAGNER an avriN wbucMtm mm SusMtaorga KOHKER 'HAMILTON Doors Ooen 4:45 Shows T i:4 9:50 Sid S ipopubtt Ai In ffwlal! ffty ATTACH CfTKt iFUrrZTj PEOPLE ter was (riendly but not mushy. His reply came yesterday and it made me feel like a fool. He closed with "Buenos Dias." I want to write to him again but I don't know what to do about a beginning and an end. Can you help me? BEIJTTLEu Dear Belittled: "Dear Jim" Is still a food beginning. It's the eraveatlaBal way to start a letter and even bill collectors start this way. It doeta't mean "You are dear to me" or anything like that The "Love, Sue" was too friend ly. Sign off with "Buna suerte' and let him look It up. Earth, Stars and Man (21) Invisible Worlds by Don QaU.wnn Lane HUMAN POUOMYELtTIS MFIJS, MAGNIFIED aspoo TIMES UNDER AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE FJELD-ION MICROSCOPE REVEALS ADMIC STRUCTURE OF TIP OF TUNGSTEN WIRE MAGNIFIED 2,750,000 TIMES CELL DIVISION' THE CHROMOSOMES DIVIDE AND REALIGN THfcJVtSfcuvES ; THt tEU. PlViyfcS ANi Lire yauco un. TWE SHAPE OF EVERY L1V1MG THING IS DETERMINED BY THE GENETIC CODE IN gn ITS CELLS In the qaest for more knowledge aboat the workings of life, men have bad to enter worlds a we normally never see. One of the most wonderful of man's artificial extensions to his senses Is the microscope. But the ordinary optical microscope is limited. It can only magnify objects about 1,500 times. The indispensable tool today is the electron microscope, which magnifies up to some 200,000 times capable of penetrating deep into the living cell and of revealing the smallest of organisms, the viruses. Viruses illustrate the fact that Ills dlffktiK to ; say Just what the difference is between living and nonliving things. For scientists have acta alh broken viruses down into their separate chemical parts, then reassembled them liter ally manufactured viruses off the shelf. No microscope, of course, is powerful enoagh to reveal atoms. In a certain experiment, how. ever, physicist Dr. E. Muller of Pennsylvania State University succeeded in obtaining the amazing Magnification of 24 mOlton. His "field ion" microscope projected an image of the actual atomic structure of the tip of a tungsten wire that was so thin as to be almost invisible. Biologists are drawing near to an under standing of the way in which the cell repro duces itself. Present-day research indicates that the key is a long, chair.like molecule in the cell caHed deosyribnucleic acid (DNA for short). Two Britons, J. D. Watson and F. a C Crick, have made a "model" of this molecule. It looks like two interlocking spirals. The spirals are connected by four nitrogen compounds known by their initials: A, T, C and G. It is believed that these four compounds are the "code letters" of life. A few thousand of them make up a gene; thousands of genes in the cell spell out the characteristics of every organism. Thus these four letters, arranged in seemingly endless combinations (possibly five billion in man), determine the shape and be havior, of everjr thing that lives, ever did live or ever will live. To crack this code is one of the greatest challenges of modern science. NEXT: III the Beghningj Court Picks New Senator MEDFORD (API - Lyndal W. Newbry is the new state senator from Jackson Coonty, filling the term of Congressman-elect Edwin Durno. Newbry. whose father was Ore gon secretary of state, was named by the Jackson County Court to day in a unanimous vote. The Newbry family owns or chard properties in the Phoenix- Talent area and a packing house in Ashland which the new senator has managed for a number of years. He has been a member of the Jackson County Budget Commit tee and is a member of the county Board of Equalization. County Judge Earl Miller said, 'in making this appointment the County Court hopes that the peo-l I pie of Jackson County wilf give Air. newDry ineir iuu support. The Rerjublican Central ConK mittee had recommended appoint ment of Evelyn Nye, who was de fcated in November for reelection" as state representative. The rec ommendation was not binding on the court. BOYS DROWN ELIZABETH TON, Tenn. (API- Two boys who ventured onto fro,. zen Dee River fell through a thin spot in the ice and drowned. The body of Donald Guy, 7, was found about 10 yards downstream short ly after the boys were reported missing from their homes Wednes day night. The body of Timothy Simerley, 9, was found early to day. . Rev. L J. Hall Will Be Tenor Soloist In 'Messiah' The Rev, in this L. J. Hall, prominent area as a vocalist, has been selected as tenor soloist for t a community presentation ot 1 Handel's "Messiah" Sunday eve- : ning in Pelican Court at Klamath 1 Union High School. Hall has been pastor of Imman uel Baptist Church here for the past 18 months. He previously served churches in Gold Beach and Prineville. He is a native of Winnipeg, Canada, and while attending pub lic schools there, took private voice lessons and handled lead ing roles In several light operas, He also participated, in On arrival on the West Coast, he obtained additional religious training at Simpson Bible College in Seattle and studied voice with Russell Marshall. He sang tenor roles in the "Messiah" with the Renanah Choir. Pastor Hall was a featured solo ist at the county teachers' in stitute this fall. He has also made many club appearances here. He is handling the tenor roles in the 'local presentation of the "Messiah" for the second straight year. . ' . Pastor Hall and his wife, Linda, live at 1530 Lookout Avenue with their three sons. The performance begins at 8:15 p.m. More than 300 voices from the community, including many from Klamath' Union High School, and about 70 musicians forming the augmented KUHS symphony orchestra will perform. Director is M. Dale Hallack, who is in charge of vocal music in city schools. Tickets are available from KUHS orchestra and chorus mem bers and they will be available at the box office. Hallack suggests that they be purchased early. Last year's per formance, the first ever present ed here, was nearly a sellout. and this year's can be expected to be more polished and even more attractive, said Hallack. THE REV. L J. HALL then Manitoba Spring Music Festival 5 tor several seasons, tie auenaea the Northwestern Schools in Min neapolis, where he continued his musical activities and obtained his degree in theology. 9 -GLAMOUR WFS FOR HER Ask Judge Salary Hikes Grange s News , POMONA An installation team from Jack son County conducted ceremonies during a mass installation, includ ing officers of all Klamath Coun ty granges, at Midland Grange Hall Dec. 8. Members of the team were Rob ert Bltterling. master; Roscoe Roberts, installing officer; Herb Carlton, marshal; Mrs. Robert Bitterling, regalia bearer; Mrs, Roscoe Roberts, emblem bearer; Mrs. Herb Carlton, assistant re galia and emblem bearer; H. Hen drickson, assistant marshal, and Mrs. Hendrickson, chaplain; and Mrs. Stanley Smith, musician, Turnout of grange officers In the county was good. Midland Grange was honored for 100 per cent turnout of its officers. After Installation, a no-host luncheon was served by Pomona Grange Home Economics Club Chairman Zetta Sullivan, assisted by ZeUa High and Kathryn Smith. BUMMER LAKE PAISLEY Paisley Intermediate Girl Scouts provided entertain ment during a meeting of Sum mer Lake Grange here Saturday evening. Dec, 10. ' Ariel Brattain and Elaine Fos ter presented the flag and led the pledge of allegiance, the Girl Scout promise and the national j anthem. A Christmas play, "Father Pays' the Bills," Christmas carols and a camp song concluded the pro gram. ' I Other troop members participate i ing were Candy Banister, Knthy Bagley and Lola Marie Gcrking. The girls were accompanied by their leaders, Mrs. Roy Carlon and Mrs. Paul E. Brattain. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gcrking and Laurie Dunn also attended. ! Mrs. S. D. Harris and Mrs. Bill Smith served refreshments to guests and grange members. Next grange meeting will be conducted Dec. 17, rather than Dec. M. ¬ SALEM (API The Oregon Bar Association is circulating among state legislators a study calling for increased salaries (or judges in the state, i , . The study, contained in a book let, proposed no specific amounts, but said Oregon judicial salaries were below those in neighboring states. The association said its goal Is that judges should be on the bench "only after painstaking and long schooling; after wide experience in the practice at the apex of his energy and ability. One of the most serious of the problems involved arises -from the comparatively low level of salar ies 'paid to Oregon judges. This has had the practical effect of limiting the range of choice in the selection and retention of judges for our courts. In New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois, state supreme court sal aries -were $30,000 and mora an nually. Oregon was far down the list, with North Carolina, at $16, 000, the bar said. The salaries of trial court judges in Oregon mostly circuit court judges at $13,000 ranks the state 35th among the states In the na tion and well below California and Washington. Bobby G. Hobbs Aboard Cruiser Bobby G. Hobbs. fireman, USN. son of Mr. and Mi's. Howard Hobbs of 3307 Lnveme, is serving aboard the heavy cruiser USS St Paul which returned to her home- port, Yokosuka. Japan, Nov. 18, following a six-week cruise to Far Eastern ports. The cruiser visited Taiwan. Viet nam, Manila and the Philippines Grey- Rail- 14 Are Hurt In Bus Crash MOBILE, Ala. (AP)-A hound bus slammed into a way Express truck in the rain S Wednesday night, injuring 14 per- X sons. j!J Tlw westhnnnH hus rrflslipH Inln the -side of the truck on U. S. nignway w. niinesscs ioiu oiii- cers the truck came out of a m shopping center into the path of ( the scenic bus. it Only two of the injured required hospitalization. They were the ft truck driver, R. E. Jones, 59, Mo- ;jj bile. In fair rondiLinn: and Rnsee " Struss, 47, traveling from Holly wood, Fla., to Los Angeles, Calif., in serious condition. Sen. Jackson Sets Meeting WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Hen ry M. Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, today set Jan. It for a meeting of the committee to choose his successor. Jackson had said previously that he would hold the post only during President-elect John F. Kennedy's elecon campaign be cause "I wish to devote full time to my duties as a senator." He said la a statement be would re sign as chairman at the time the committee meets 'Jin. St. HP THK BASY-TO-PLAY VURLITZER 2inl JOHNNY PLAYS IT AS A CHORD ORGAN SIS PLAYS IT AS A CONVENTIONAL 2-KEYBOARD PEDAL ORGAN . Johnny btcomat a lunlor maestro to this varum Wurlltiar. Thousands of tonal affaetn with "Push Button" chords and b4(t notes. 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