Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 22, 1961, Page 8, Image 8

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    "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.
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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
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