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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1961)
"DENNIS THE MENACE" Puffing Bite On Singer Loses Role For Leopard Operator? Hex ww didn't M4rs4ret Over 35? Puf Down Clubs, Rackets; Plop On Back By HENRY J. BECHTOLD DPI Financial Editor NEW YORK (UPD - If you're over 35 put down those golf clubs or tennis racket and relax In a hammock. Exercise nol only is unneces sary at your age but can be high , IV dangerous. :This is another school of thought on keeping executives alive longer, and is presented by Dr. Peter J. Stcincrohn, former heart specialist turned author and columnist. Dr. Steincrohn is against exec utive exercise and for laziness. He says it's ridiculous for a man to work at a desk for SO weeks, then spend two weeks at golf, tennis or other intense exercise to build health. Such a man, he comments in the latest issue of Management Methods magazine, usually returns to his job ex hausted. . The retired physician does not suggest that people should never exercise, "Normal exercise is fine if you like it." He said exercise does have one advantage it can nelp to relieve tension. In taking a stand against exer cise, Dr. Slelncrohn contradicts the medical opinion of such emi nent physicians as Paul Dudley White, President' Eisenhower's heart specialist. ' (i; Relaxalioa Is Secret J. Dr. Steincrohn said his secret is to learn to relax and keep the weight down. Exercise is not nec essary for weight control, he said, You have to walk 36 miles to lose one pound, and "I'd rather forego an extra Ice cream sundae and sit in a hammock than have to walk those 28 miles," he added. The doctor's philosophy is to "live a day at a time. Empha size the immediate present and forget about the worries of the past and future." . .. . ,: Some of his comments on vari ous health topics follow: LONDON AP) Shapur the leopard stems to have lost his chance for a slink-on role In op era. He bit the tenor. "I don't think this leopard is a suitable slope partner," said the singer, Charles uraig. Sadler's Wells Opera House next Wednesday will present a new pro duction of Strauss' opera "Ariad ne auf Naxos.1' Craig will sing the role of the god Bacchus, who in mythology is usually accompanied by a leopard. In the interests of realism and publicity the opera management decided a live Icop ard was needed. The Bertram Mills Circus obliR ingly supplied Shapur for an audi tion Thursday. The 140-pounder from Bengal seemed amiable enough, and Craig stroked him to introduce himself. Shapur blii.ked. sniffed and bit the tenor on the arm. i It wasn't a bad bite, but Craig complained: , "Ho hadn't even ' hnr,A t inrt ti'Vmn ha Kit ma Goodness knows what he would do with a full orchestra and singers in full blast." "The audition was not a com- plete success," a spokesman for the company admitted." The leop ard uttered only one note a low growl. That seemed more ominous than operatic. "It was only intended that the leopard should appear for a short time in the last act. But we may have to change our plans now.1 MORE WOMEN BORROW NEW YOHK (UI'H - Appioxi nialcly one out of every four loan. applicants is a woman, accord ing to a survey by the Commcr cial Bank of North America which noted that 10 years ago males outnumbered female bor rowers by 20-to-l. Role Of Press In Crime Prevention Is Outlined SALEM AP The prime role of the press in crime prevention is to help shape a better and health' ier community, Tom Wright, leg islative reporter for the Oregon Statesman, told the attorney gen eral's Crime Prevention Confer ence Friday. Newspaper? should give the good along with the bad, and help the community eliminate the bad, he said. "You can't criticize the Oregon newspapers for over-emphasizing .rime news or selfishly exploiting sensationalism. Instead, our press las perhaps erred in the other di ection. Maybe we don't do a good enough job of showing the seamy iae of our communities. Maybe ve tend to over-emphasize the irighter siue," he said. . j Newspaper should encourage1 he election and appointment of .he best qualified people in public jobs dealing with juveniles, he said. The press also should support adequate pay for law officers, teachers and other officials, and support better schools, he said. PAGE S-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, January tt, 161 Split Over Aid To Church Schools FLOATS WIN HONORS WASHINGTON (UPI)-A float from the Virgin Islands depicting Christopher Columbus' ship cross ing the first frontier in 1492 won top honors as the most beautiful in the inaugural parade: The ArL- ClO's float, called "Communica tions Workers," was selected Fri day by judges as the most origi nal. Winning trophies in the band division were: best band, Virginia Polytechnic Institute band, Blacks- burg, Va.; best marching band, Virginia Military Institute, Lex ington. Va.; and best drum and bugle corps, Gardner Guards, Ty rone, Pa. NEW YORK (API-Five na tional Jewish organizations dis agreed today witH Francis Cardi nal Spcllman's recent remarks on federal aid to church schools, The Jewish religious and civic bodies said distributing such funds to other than public schools would violate both public opinion and the U. S. constitution. A statement was issued jointly by the American Jewish Con gress, Jewish Labor Committee, Jewish War Veterans, Union of American Hebrew Congregations (reform), and United Synagogue of America (conservative). The cardinal, Roman Catholic archbishop of New York, had aroused Pi otcstant leaders by saying at an archdiocesan meet ing last Tuesday that plans for federal school aid would be un fair if the money went only to public schools and not to church operated schools. An education task force of the incoming Kennedy administration called for a 99.3-billion program of federal aid to education. Car dinal Spcllman's remarks followed. The Jewish groups (aid they do not consider exclusion of Jewish religious schools from federal aid programs discriminatory. "We deem the maintenance and furtherance of the Jewish reli gion to ne the responsibility ot the Jewish community, a respon sibility which we have no desire to impose either in whole or in part upon the American taxpay er," their statement said. wbW! WEHM I mm VANILLA I FOR SALE - 2 LOVELY HOMES Brand new 3 bedroom home oil modern features; exposed beams, birch cabinets, electric kitchen, large fireplace, patio, double garage. Located at 1209 Carlson Way. i . Modern, brand new 3 bedroom home with natural cedar exterior. 2 baths, forced air heat, birch kitchen, fireplace. 1225 Carlson Way. These homes are in a restricted district, Moyina Heights, First Addition Phone 4-5448 for appointment WARDS LONG-TERM PLANNING PAYS OFF FOR YOU IN AMAZINGLY LOW, LOW PRICES. HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS IN FURNITURE AND BEDDING ALL FACTORY FRESH! MANY OTHER HOME NEEDS NOT SHOWN. SHOP EARLY! Winter vacations For the ex ecutive under stress, a mid-winter vacation may be a necessity, not a luxury. Executive tension Tension can weaken a man to the point where he caves in. Find small ways to relax during the day. Attitude Your outlook on life helps determine your health. Live a day at a lime and stop worry ing about what other people think of you, Weight control Proper weight is one of the foundations of good health. An overweight person is just inviting early annihilation; it's slow suicide. But, if it took you 10 years to build up a spare tire around your middle, don't try to take it off in 10 days. Sleep or Get Up Sleep Don't wrestle with in somnia. It you can t sleep, get up, read, shave, or take a walk You will be tired the next day, but not as tired as if you fougbt with yourself all night. -, Dr. - Steincrohn retired five years ago after 25 years as a practicing physician to devote his lime to research and writing on health subjects. He Is the author of a dozen popular medical books. and his newest work is Mr. Ex ecutive: Keep Well, Live Long er." At 60, Dr. Stcincmhn shows the results of practicing what he preaches. He claims to be one of the healthiest, heartiest and hap piest men alive today. Yet he WARD MONTGOMERY W A R D W 9th and Pine PHONE TU 4-3188 STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:30 DAILY. run m I V JVU in ui fa i!3 foam cushions . rich nylon cover makes few il any sacrifices to protect his health. He never exercises, is a pro ponent of physical laziness, and shuns all types of exertion that can be avoided. The doctor also enjoys ciga rettcs, delights in good wine, and believes liquor has value (or pur poses , other than snakebite. 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