Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 16, 1960, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLc.'crd GIvcj UC3 Presents HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP - A Long bland landlord is sending cash Christmas presents this year to 1,200 present and former ten ants, all of them servicemen. ' The checks ranee from $10 to $220, depending on the length of mcIiImim otA iKa rental nairl nt Mitchel Manor, a government' sponsored bousing project near Mitchel Air Force Base. Alexander Muss Sons, Inc. which announced the rebates Wednesday, explained that they represent $124,674 in tax refunds. Nassau County and Hempstead Town had collected too much in taxes between 1958 and this year, and returned the money to the company. Alexander Muss explained that he felt it was only right that the tenants should get the money. He said he hopes to get the checks to everyone by Christmas Day. Many of the recipients have been transferred to bases in remote parts of the world. THE BRIGHTEST STAR A Christmas Fantasy , bVVaV H 1 A VI j Kl i"aa HEBALP ANP NEWg' F,"' 0n: rrUa- TV CHRISTMAS PARTY HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Red Skelton attended a Christmas par ty Thursday via closed circuit color TV. The" red-haired comedian, ,recov ering from surgery Monday to close a rupture in his diaphragm lay on his bed in Cedars of Leba non Hospital while fellow workers greeted him from his own studio 4'4 miles away. BHDS SATURDAY T.. I I I., j f " - SAVAGES IN IVY ICAOUE SUITSI Malro.Goldwwt.Movar a Natalie WOOD-Robert WAGNER h AN AVON holh Susan KQHNER-George HAMILTON tSTi Sm. 124S 'Pearl BAILEY- NI OKI TNIO0M m Misawxi Surly Pf ct Ki SMtl mm 1 ty tm him isuwimmi m rhey called him ff J . OUALDtNt PAGE 1 s f t7tpT I PLUS SECOND FEATURE MMVtM A WMMTMMM LIKE IT I ""I Jaffrsy Vn Want NMh g Vvf'tBtlkY'S jr "i will briM the IT, V V I fTS "An egg shall be my newborn diiU ' V (AI. sitf'Mid ArobtlleHM.. wool foe oormtett V ril J Tf Sfb$Ci scrap a? gold elorh J'ir lsTCSa ft '""T "" ' Mid Jeremiah Rat. LhhbbJ Reynard, Hie fox without a toil,, said nothing. He could think of nothing to give. Mom Is Wrong In This Case By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Our son Is good-looking fellow, 23. He has a fine position and should amount to something someday. Chuck has dated . many girls in the last live years but he never was serious until now, Along came this little snip who is deter mined to get him by hook or by crook. The big problem is the hours he keeps. Every Satur day nieht he is out until 4:00 m., then he has to get up early Sunday morning to cart the girl to church. We, don't see him un til early Monday .morning. The snip has such a strangle hold on Chuck it has made me dislike her intensely. I'll never ac cept her into the family and he knows it. Do I have a right to feel this way? Please tell me what you think about the awful hours he keeps. I get no help from my husband. HURT MOTHER Dear Mother: A fellow 23 Is a grows man. His mother should not be telling him what time to come borne. Mora Important than the hours is your feeling of hostility toward the girl. Your declaration of war has put you out on a limb and you're going to find that limb of spite. Stop playing watch dog and find something to admire about the girl. A mother who attacks her sob's choice forces him to defend her. The girl then becomes terribly Important to him and sometimes he marries her -L , rrTT I tj INDS SATURDAY 1 I Vat" l,k " CnHmwn from 1;0Q P.M. STARTS SUNDAY DOOR OPEN 12.45 TJteMostJvMtoatie Advenhirts Ham Or Mxgtcin$trJve6l kw tC PIANE WA wm . x . mm (WssssrmJ 2a INexuScoPfs by DC LUKE iMWTZUHI.GEORGESHtliHiW JBSELUSW.as.PHTSlLVER H1H Last night when Clyde came home from work he smelled smoke in the house. He said "Who.'s been smoking?" I told him the electrician had been in to fix the wall-heaters. He asked me when electricians started to wear lipstick. I knew I was sunk. Now he says the only way I can make things right is to stop smoking. I enjoy smoking and don t see why I should quit. tried and I can't do it. What is your liberal opinion?-CHlMNEY KATE Dear Chimney: Can't never did anything aod It never will. My liberal" opinion Is that a worn. aa who agreed to quit smoking should have stayed off the weed told her husband she was welshing on her agreement. Sneak log puffs behind bis back pub you at an 11-year-old level ana lying about It to cover up compounded the felony. Dear Ann Landers: This may seem like a small problem to you but it is causing me sleepless nights. I recently divorced a man after three years of trying in vain to get him to grow up. I won t go into detail because he is no longer a problem. I'm writing about my bed sheets and pillow cases. They keep com ing back from the laundry with my old initials stamped in indel ible ink. True, the initials are in the corners, but I know they're there and it has a bad effect on me. Do you know of anything that will remove these marks? COD- DY Dear Coddy: A scissors. Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I agreed before we married1 last July that we would both quit smoking. I was a heavier smoker than Clyde so I knew it would be more difficult for me. Last Jan. uary I couldn't stand it so I start ed to smoke behind his back. knew if he caught me the war would be on. ' Men Involved With Girl, 15, Face Charges LAKEVIEW One man accused of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and another charged with statutory rape faced court proceedings here. - Charges allegedly stemmed from their involvement with a 15-year- old girl. R. V. Randolph, 25, Lakeview, pleaded guilty to the contributing charge and waived appearance be fore the grand jury in Judge Charles H. Foster's circuit court Saturday morning. He was sen tenced to five years probation. Daniel Dunrath Campbell, who was picked up in Red Bluff by sheriff's deputies and returned here, waived a preliminary hear ing and was bound over to the grand jury. He was charged with rape. Because Randolph's offense was . his first. Attorney Robert Nichols recommended leniency. The charge carries a penalty of up to five years in a penitentiary. Judgo Foster lectured Randolph sternly. He assured Randolph that. ! unless he complies with the letter of probationary terms, he will be sent to prison. Also charged with statutory rape in the case was Larry Ray Wells, ; 21, Lakeview. He was bound over to the grand Jury recently fol lowing a preliminary hearing. tjeralD antJeUr Klamath Pant, Ortgon Sarving Southarn Oragcwi and Norttvarn California Putjiiinao) daily acaoi Sat.) and Sundav by Sautharn Oranon PuDlllhlng Company Main at Rtplanada Phona runads Mill W. t. SWCBTLAND. Publlttiar Cntarad at aacond clait matlar at ma nott effica at Klamath Falls. Oraoon. an Auouit to, I to, undar act at Can- jrait, Marcn & nrr. aacona-ctati poit tga paid at Klamath Pant. Oragon, and at additional mailing offlcaa. SUBSCRIPTION HATtl Carriar I Month I ' ' ' Mantht tlt w I Yaar Ml.00 Man in Advanca I Month S IH i Monilu io oo I vaar SHJO Carriar and Daalara Waokday Sunday, copy 1H UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATtO PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATION SuMcrlban not nctivlng dallvorv a hair Haraid and Nawv pwasa pnon To learn the knack of feeling comfortable with the opposite sex, send for Ann Landers booklet, How To Be Date Bait," enclos ing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this news paper enclosing a stamped, self addressed envelope. . jVi MAIJ2I eis-fcAPR. 2d 53 917.25-49 fcy77.7M2S4 TAUtUS APR. 21 I MAY 21 j5y45-48-56 MAY 22 JUNE 22 1- 6-13-14 HV33-36-54 CANCM JUNE 23 18-26-34-41 uo AU& 33 raws jsLW-72-8(K89 I vmo IjlA AUS. 24 pttft SEPT. 22 S 4-21-30-44 rt47-tl274 -Br CLAY R. 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JAN. 42-43-55-59aTi tol-70-90J ' 20 AOUAI1US JAN. 21 4i FEB. 19 ,r 11-27.-J34)r' kS3.71.76. J PIKIS FEB. 20 VS, MAR 2, 7- 8-38-39 164-68-81 -86 fii December 18, 1880 Three Hotels Are Held Up i . i PORTLAND (AP)-Three hotels were held up here and police ar rested Thursday a man they iden tified as Earl Porter Steffcs, 33, Portland. Detectives took Steffes into cus tody a few minutes after the Treves Hotel was held up. Earlier, the Fifth Avenue and St. Francis hotels were held up. Police said the robber in all threea holdups said: "I have got six kids to support." Officers said they found on Stef-1 fes nearly 870 and a toy pistol. He was held without formal charge. J. W. Kerni Presents . . . FREE! 'Sonfa At The Summit' e A story about Santa meeting with world leaders . . . with a formula for world peace. Performed by marionettes. , . 4 p.m. & 7 p.m. ... 10 am., 2 and 4 p.i Performances: FRIDAY, SATURDAY, . In Addition: ' Santa's her in person! He'll be at J. W. Ktrns to talk to each child . . . individually! J. W. KERNS 734 South 6th Phone TU 4-4197 Russ Sub Force Is Formidable LONDON (UPI) The Soviet Union has amassed more than five times the number of subma rines with which Nazi Germany almost cut the Allied supply lines across the Atlantic in World War H, the authoritative Jane's Fighting Ships reported today. Jane's said the Russians now had more submarines than all of the rest of the world put together including half a dozen atomic submarines built or building and six missile-firing submarines. It put total strength at between 450 and 500. The new edition of Jane's said the Russians based their strategy on tbe belief that should war come they could sweep the seas clear of shipping and starve America's NATO allies into sub missiona feat Adolf Hitler al i most accomplished. Editor Raymond Blackman, in a foreword to the ffird edition pub lished today said the Just over 100 Nazi submarines in the last war were "enough to bring the United Kingdom- to the brink of starva tion, not only as regards food but as regards the vital raw materials necessary to prosecute the war." STORM WINDOWS F.H.A. Tarmi Free litimorai Georgt Clark and Ai.ec. TU 4-S141 ar McGetifher'e Tradlnf Heuee SSIIS All. Dr. TU -4S Halley's comet was recorded in Europe in A.D. 1305 and last was seen in 1910. SHOP at the VILLAGE COURT Rogers and Whitman Candies Buy Now While Selec tion Is Complete! . Attention Employers 10 DISCOUNT On Quantity purchases of $20.00 or mora. FREE CANDY SAMPLES TO ALL ADULTS SAT. FREE Gift Wrapping FREE Delivery FREE Parking at Uptown . Mobil Service 1 1th and Klamath 840 Main 2995 1 Off if.!3:iC!? 'iic-TST-' I a Campus Queen Yalloworwfiifw rolled gold platt Here's the tmart watch you always wanted at the price you want to pay. Our greatest value in fine watches. Try one en your wrist today. BEACHS JEWELERS 834 Main The New Polaroid '800' One of the finest gifts you can give your family! ICO 95 Wi,h Only 137 Free $39.95 Electric Eye LEO'S Camera Shop 836 Main U)aU CkcszAAoAk& make Jtu dioma aijBaaaafJ 1 See our S-jperb Collection for Christmos Gifts BUSH Furniture Co. Next to Willord Hotel blWr!WIlIlWW!l(WWWWWW"? ACE TV TIPS John Ruikin nct wrote, "Than ii hardly anything in the world that some man can't make a little werie and sell a llttla cheaper and the people who consider price only arc this man's lawful prey." TIME MAGAZINE in the December 3th luue had this to tay in an article entitled "THE NEED FOR QUALITY" and wa quote a part of the article that ACE TV tieli It pertinent to our buiintts of nrvini tha Klamath Falls area. "U.S. Industry Is slewly rediscovering what Its best businessmen hava known all along; that quality will sell goads barter than price alone. Zenith (radios and electronics) advertises teday at it did In 126 that "ZENITH COSTS MORE BUT DOES MORE." . ACE TV'S policy at "quality service and quality merchandise" Is ana that we'll praudly stand behind with all the facilities at aur ditpasal and In beth In stances we believe you'll be pleasantly surprised at the reasenable prices you can buy the best et 1140 River, side Dr. To aur many friends and customers, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you and yeurs e "VERY MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!" AND for the finest in radio and TV servicing, ACE" TV 1 140 Riverside Drive Ph. TU 4-3581 Hours 9:00 to 7, Mon. thru Sat. M pg(f!PBJIiy WWeMWWll4)ii ' ' T mi i.nm ,,i.,i.., l ,gl ,,1.,,,.,,,,, V ' 1 ' A ft1 V-:: J J V-"r " : 4 j rTr.r.'.A I ejj- 'C-U , ' ' , , , ,3"; ,1 7 1,' "t . . W' f " mm. 1 mm s TV A ijtlie Bed Setee eed Setr4e9 In any company in any land there is one word that is instantly recognized and understood. The word is "Cadillac" and the meaning, of course, is "quality". And it is understandable, we think, that Cadillac should have become a part of the universal vocabulary. For its devotion to excellence has been of such a degree and of such a tenure that the car has become the world-wide symbol of everything good and desirable in a manufactured product. This truth has never been more beautifully expressed than it is in the current Cadillac. Inspiring to look at . . . thrilling to drive . . . rewarding to own it is truly the master achieve ment of motordom's master builders. And Cadillac has imposed on its construction the most rigid standards and restrictions ever placed over the assembly of a motor car. More than fourteen hundred separate inspections now guard the quality and goodness of every Cadillac and the results of this crusade for perfec tion can be seen . . . and felt . . . and sensed. Here is superb craftsmanship in every body line ,. . . skillful tailoring and magnificent workmanship in every interior . . . and wonderful solidity and quietness in every mile of ride. Don't you owe yourself a personal appraisal of this 1961 "car of cars"? Your Cadillac dealer will provide the car and the keys for a demonstration at any time. We know you'll agree that it says "quality" with an eloquence all its own. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER DICK B. MILLER COMPANY 710 KLAMATH AVE. PHONE TU 4-4154 Gang Caroantar. Ovulation TUad Mill oatorg i p.m.