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Newspaper Page Text&ERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falli. Ore. Monday, January 30, 1M1 PACE 3 i "DENNIS THE MENACE" Marigold's Best Friend Is Blooming i TTTTi 1 1 111 nnn n if i h ii i ii i i iii i in ir i ii By FRANK CAREY Associated Press Science Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - David Burpee, the greatest friend of the marigold since the raindrop, has burst into bloom again. He is whooping it up all over the flower he contends should become a na tional emblem. Just 'Hot Hearings' Scheduled In SaSem By PALL W. HARVEY JR. Iduce tax rates. The slate' revenue ( terns to continue. But any more. and Federal Affairs Committee on SALEM (API The public will I total would not he changed, but I duplication would be stopped. a bill to limit legislative sessions get its chance this week to getjsome of the tax burden would be The governor says it is wasteful 90 days into some of the hotter contro versies of the legislature when committees hold hearings. These include the age at which children should be allowed to start 9 a.m. Monday before the Senate school, income taxes and whether Commerce and Utilities Commit- shifted to persons with small in- to have two power systems serv-: Monday. 11 a m Senate Labor comes. ing the same area. But some otiand Industries Committee on ac- The healing on electric cower. th peoples' utility districts are competition is scheduled for competition between electric pow er distributors' should be limited to what duplication there is now. Some legislators say their heav iest mail is against a bill to re quire that children be six years old by July 1 in order to start school the followine Sectember. as surely as the crocus Now tney ony have to be six tee. This bill, proposed bv Gov. Mark 0. Hatfield, would permit week present duplication of power sys- Monday. 8 a.m. House Slate peeps through the soil every before Nov. 15, spring. Burpee, head ol a big maUi T,e hearing Qn ,he biU Mme X , D"tenus on the House Education Committee vapau. run ev.-,y JdUa,y. ,a( 3 Wednesday, is expected The horticulturist trom ford- t0 bring a heavy turn0ut of molh- nooK r arms near uoyiesiown, ra.. ers wjm fire in their eves. Most has been trying for years to get , probably will be those whose chil- uongress io pass a law maMng j woul( 0.c(k1 t0 stay me mangoia-omerwise Known ashome an exlra yeari lageics erecia or lageies pmuid.i . nenr . .. hm , ,h Oregon Education Association, which thinks too many immature children start to school now. expected to oppose it vigorously They say duplication results in lower rales. Oilier important hearings next livitics and functions of the state Department of Employment. Wednesday, 3 p.m. House Fish and Game Committee on a bill to permit the state Marine Board to fiv ciwrd limit nm hnalc nn all inland waters. ' IT'S SLOW o And Probably Will Be For Awhile Yet. SO-O-O, NOW ii the time to install your New Kitchen Cabinets. Let Us Design and Price Your Cabinet Work Now, so you can see what we mean! (Klamath Valley Lumber Bldj.) Complata Kitchen Servict Evenings By Appointment JUamcdh JGictwu 1960 So- 6,h s'- Home Phone TU 2-2820 Phone TU 2-4778 "DID VA BUY ANY GLUE THAT FIXES A BROKEN LAMP? ' SECOND OF SERIES 'The Church' Reference Is Not Merely Arrogance flower of the United States. Consistent, he has had opposi tion from congressional and other champions of the rose, the carna- i? m . "i Leslie W. Buell, principal of Dn..lln'c nit,a..rlnla C-hnnl ttill tion, the corn tassel, the dogwood.,. . . , . , bj He says that 25 per cent of the I in encyclicals, binding vout Catholic? and even grass. But Burpee, with the help of some congressional friends of his own, has waged the most vocal fight of all. He has even registered as a lobbyist. Over the years, Congress has jU.iru utrumcu .1.1 Muiiuii n u.i truly flowery speech but has nev er voted on it. I Burpee, 67, literally says it w ith flowers bringing truckloads of jlj, J marigolds into Washington, show lering the lawmakers and their . . By LOUIS CASSELS ' United Press Intcrnatiuiial Tinman PallinlirK npvpr SDOak of ' 'our denomination" and rarely ol.F""". " v.a.,.u,.c as eu He (els nc who wjl, islcn non-uamoiics. ;o him. ..The marigM sl)ou,d be Some Catholics look upon a lhe national flower because, like papal encyclical as a piece ot ta- ,he American people themselves merry advice wiucn can De neea-iit is characterized by vigor and eu ui iiiuiuu. auiue uuii-uaiiiuncs quote from the encyclicals of long-dead popes as though every 'hildren whose sixth birthday falls between July 1 and Nov. 15 fail at least one year of school in trv first eight grades In this failing group, heXaid, ! bovs out-fail the girls foujo one. Buell said he has tj backing of most of the serin .- principals. The House Taxion Commit tee will begin h?rings at 1 p.m. Monday on the Legislative Inter- m Committees proposals io N4 "oiir church." They call it "the church." : The distinction is more than se mantic. To a Catholic, the world wide religious organization of 500 million members which has its headquarters in Rome is not sim- ply one of many branches of the Christian Church. It is the "one true church '...i..A ...ill. kn.m.u.tc i.lr.kJ . .. , .' There is much confusion on thisi, , " ' r a change the personal income lax u...,6 yv o.. .... Thce changes would levy a grow income tax of one per cent, eliminate all deductions, and re word of them were current and inviolable law for all Catholics. The truth is somewhere be virility and has a potential for still further development. More over, it is native to no other coun- mmmsmmirr-:: .,w.c..i.:. m KiSj.V . .'-O-':-".- ' coM lighten. TEXAS PINKS Thin-skinned, medium size beauties . . , extra sweet and near bursting with juice. bagfull, today! Boiler Onions For creaming, loupi, attws, roairt No. 1 Potatoes Local Klamath Gems the only institution in the world which can authentically and au thoritatively proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 'tive assent" to all of the religious Catholics are well aware that and moral teachings of lhe tween these extremes. A Catholic who is bolh devoted and well- instructed will try to give try in the world and it's not the stale flower of any state, so it cr o( ,he Marigold mob." American ambassador of good will." A thin, tall, wiry man, Burpee likes the name once given him hv a newsDaoerman: "The Icad- wouldn't infringe on states' rights." Burpee's latest move was to Psl" present House Speaker Sam Ray- burn, D-Tex., with a floral Texas this claim is regarded by non Catholics as arrogant, and as a mainr stumbling block to Chris tian unity. But they cannot readi- church, and will be particularly respectful of papal encyclicals. even though he does not regard gol(j "Mary Helen" in honor of star made of hundreds of mari golds. Strictly bi-partisan in his fight, he named aCAew liifii mari- his acceptance of them as abso. lv surrender or compromise itlutely mandatory. because it is directly related io the dogma of infallibility, which is the keystone of all Catholic- doctrine. When a priest or bishop or for that matter, the Pope goes the wife of Rep: Ohio. With an eye to international implications, Burpee says the clearly outside the realm of faith jmarigold ha's become one of the And he tells w ith a certain rev erence the story of how the flower he now champions was originally taken to Europe by Corlez. "What its name was when Cor tez found it growing in Mexico, we'll never know," he says. "But in Europe, it became the favorite flower of the devout to place at Bill Ayres. R- lhe altar of the Virgin Mary and thereby became known as 'Mary's Gold' and then as 'mari gold.' " CathoMcs believe that Christ a political jssue, Catholics knov I hey are free to -spurn his guid .ince. Their recJiness to do just that was demonstrated in the re cent Puerto Rican elections. Embrace by Single Act . Non-Catholics are inclined to feel that the authoritative nature of the Catholic Church symbol ized by the dogma of infallibility fhe church was vested in inei suoiecis cainoncs to . thought apostles, and lias passed down to control" and deprives them of heir successors, the Dlsnops. vmi.ueeuom w conscience, io wain they believe that supreme author- rommissioned His apostles to es lablish a church, which was to be not merely a spiritual fellow ship of like-minded peoP1 but. a visible, unified organization with definite rules, prescribed beliefs and a hierarchical system of government. They believe that authority over most popular flowers in all the! There are more than 1,000 moun- civilized countries of the world which would make it "a great S-lb. bag 10-lb. beg each Rone Apples Exrra fancy, Rtd Romts D'Anjou Pears Creamy smooth texturt. Sunkist Oranges Large six, sweat Novels lb. 19c 79c 5C 19c 2lb, 29c lb. 15C Play "Cross-Out" $75,250 in Cash for Cash .FREE St eup GAME No. 2 This is a reprint of GAME No. 2 Play only cards marked for Game No. 2 against these numbers. Look for game No. 3 in Thursday's Ad. of mouth for centuries. This ver bal "tradition" is considered to be a valid source of doctrine, alongside the Bible. Many Cath olic beliefs about the Virgin Mary are based on tradition rather than scripture. tain peaks more than two miles above sea level in Colorado. J. Henry Helser & Co. nvrstmrnt Mni.r Klltnhn in:l-. omcei in rrincip .u- Lltl.l- Ernest BusseV fe36 Vine Ave. TU 4-5041 Klamath Falls olics. however, K is a comforting assurance. Instead of trying io itv was vested in Si Peter, and has bassed down to each man;lhink through every religious who has succeeded him as bishop iquestuv for himself on the basi: of Rome, or Pope. Impossible to Err Since Jesus v. as fully aware ol fhe weakness of the human beings to whom Ke entrusted His mes sage, Cajtiolics believe, He took special 4eps to make sure that they could not lead the church astr-jy. He clothed the apostles (-. ,rf their successors' with a di vine pr of his own understanding and in sight, as many Protestants and Jews feel compelled to do. a CaHiolic can embrace the entire body of his church's doctrine by a single act of faith, in which he accepts the church as a divinely established institution "incapable of teaching error." What role does the Bible play otection which makes h ctho,ic teaching? This ques- Impossible lor them to err when they undertake In deline ine con teii of tla?)Christian revelation. That is what Catholics mean by 'infallibility." It should be noted that the "in fallible teaching authority" is re- carded as being lodged primarily in the church ra'her than in the Jlian doctrine The Catholic Church holds thai the Bible is the divinelv - inspired word of God .a definition that Jwould satisfy even a fundamental- 'ist Protestant. i .,vl,,l niirincr the DUL 11 a,MI noms inai ine ; T . . . .- . T i'i,. ,rob-ichurch preceded and U 51 1 CeillUl 11.3 VI .tic tion is e'len asked by Protestants who regard Holy Scripture as the only authoritative sourot7spf Chris- preceded and produced the New Teslamcnl. and that th? scriptures can be properly under history, the basic dogmas which ,..Li:.. infolliklu Imp ."""7'. 'T' m nf'slood onlv when explained and in were iiroc aimed minlly by all ol , ,-, ., ' , . ' the bishops assembled in nn ecu mt-nical (worldwide) council, such as the one which will meet in Home in 19B2. The last ecumenical council met Iterpreled by the church. "Private interpretation" of the Bible a basic principle of Protestantism- is slrictlv forbidden in the Cath olic Church. Catholics also believe fhat there Christian revelation which were not recorded in the Bible, but' have been handed down by word t;i: : 10Tf II rocnllorl' a, iik ' '". " - ""iare many authentic truths of the in a dosma declaring that the. ., ... . ...... Pope alone could make infallible: pronouncements under certain circumstances. The circumstances are these th-? pronouncement must deal wilh a mailer of faith or morals (not political' or social beliefs rr anything clseQif that kind; and the Pope must make clear thai he is speaking to the whole church "ex cathedra" that is. "from the chair" of St. Peter. Use Power Sparingly This power has been used very sparingly by the popes. Only once in the past 1 years has a Pope undertaken to define, ex cathedra, an article of Catholic faith. That v as in 1150. when Pope Pius XII proclaimed as a dogma the long held Catholic belief that the Vir gin Mary was bodily assumed in'o heaven at the end of her life en earth. Are "non-inftllihle" papal pro nouncements, such as those found MATERNITY f SALE, I tops 379 Will Formerly to 7.9J fK 8 12 16 19 Your choice base or vei varieties ft ce of m e a t I ' egerable base fill Limit, please. S IO'i-oi. 24 27 28 31 36gs 39 44 48 52 55 Ipvtj 56 59 63' 64 . 67 68 72 76 ......A 'if - 84 87 MjaSL.BT 95 96 99 i:.:-'' rr -ww, oof r fB.tmn NJLC-,, Vi A perfect partner... BUSY BAKER CRACKERS box 25 c 21b. box 49 VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS SANTIAM GREEN BEANS ' KOTEX eut or sliced 3" Iflc or Highwoy " II II if Limit, please 1 "7 ... S'SOO - B SAHITARY NAPKINS Reg volue J 1.73 of 48 WE GIYE GOLD BOND STAMPS FOR EXffeA SAVINGS HUNT'S CATSUP M-D Tissue Dial Soap Pink, aqua, or Golden $J59 3 & 43 e Reg. 2 for 45c .. . save 1 8c when you buy three. You're sure to enjoy the rich flavor. 14-oi. BHi. 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