Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 29, 1961, Image 5

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    Sunday, October 2S. 1961 PAGE I A
' . HERALD AND NEWS. Kleiftath Fails, Off.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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Explanations Across
2. The sheriff might decide to
TRAP an armed robber to avoid
bloodshed. A TRAP could be laid,
in such a way that officers might
capture him without "shooting'
he had a flashlight, it would be
dangerous to stalk big game after
dark.
18. There's hardly anyone, from
a small child to an aged citizen
who doesn't appreciate a good
it out," thus no one would get jcomfortable CHAIR. It adds much
'WOrV.' NoKyA CANT HIT THE SIOjflFA &ARN
Fish Forecasts Based
Upon Variable Factors
NEW YORK (API Now don't j
get excited, but fish forecasting
has become a science. I
It's reliable only to a certain
degree, however. Like listening to
the weather forecasts before plan
ning a weekend picnic.
'. "An inexact science," was the
' way Dr. L. E.- Cronin, director of
' the National Resources Institute
of the University of Maryland, de
scribed it Thursday.'
He likened it, to weather fore
casting and told delegates of the
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries
Commission that fish forecasters
often will have to do as weather
forecasters do qualify predictions
with "probably."
The fish forecastesr, seeking to
supply commercial and sports
. fishermen with beforehand know
ledge, are scientists who are
members of the commission. Dr.
Cronin gave the delegates a cou
ple of long-range forecasts for
next year.
Lobsters, Maine only: "Good."
Oysters, in the North and mid
Allantic and Chesapeake Bay:
"Extremely poor."
He said the forecasts are built
on a number of 'variable factors,
including current, water tempera
ture, water salinity content,
spawning rates in known hatching
areas, hatching rates, pollution
and predator strength.
Still another variable which
must be taken into consideration
for such fish as cod and haddock.
he said, was the presence of
fleet of Soviet trawlers fishing off
the New England coast.
Alter all the variables are
weighed and evaluated, he said,
they are assessed against the pre-
dictions ot wise old heads in
the commercial and sport fishing
industries.
Demos Top
Republicans
CORVALLIS (API Democrats
will outnumber Republicans for
the first time next year in the'
1st Congressional District of Ore
gon. E. D. Spencer, state Demo
cratic chairman, predicts.
Spencer, Salem businessman,
made the prediction while here to
speak to the Benton County Demo
crats who are outnumbered by
Republicans about 3 to 2.
He said Republicans now lead
Democrats in the 1st District by
about 7000 voters. Four years ago,
he said, they had a 12.000 lead.
The 1st District is composed of
Benton, Marion, Clackamas, Polk,
Yamhill, Washington, Columbia,
Clatsop, Tillamook and Lincoln
counties.
Spencer said he expects several
members of his party to seek the
nomination to oppose Republican
Congressman Walter Norblad.
hurt. The sheriff would hardly
decide" to TRIP the robber. If
he came close enough to be
TRIPPED, it would have to be
done without deliberation, and
might lead to bloodshed not avoid
it.
I. A fast STOP on a crowded
dance floor usually causes couples
to collide, especially if it's unex
pected. There are always some
couples who don't look where
they're going. Dancing a fasti
STEP, couples are usually more'
alert to avoid colliding with oth
ers, so a fast STEP isn't very
likely to cause collisions.
7. A friendly CHAP may effectj
a reunion between a man and
wife who are estranged. A good
friend, or minister perhaps, who
has the respect of both, can help
them iron out their difficulties. If
couple who are estranged get
together for a friendly CHAT,
they are, strictly speaking, al
ready reunited, even before they
start to CHAT.
10. Even the worst student can
afford to SKIM1 a page 'in his
history book, if that page doesn't
contain dates or facts he'll need
to remember for his test. It cer
tainly wouldn't be safe for a poor
student to SKIP a page entirely.
By SKIMMING over it, he makes
sure there are no vital facts that
he needs to study closely.
11. Wherever a woman lives.1
she can expect to see DUST al
most every flay on furniture,
floors, etc., for there is some
DUST anywhere in the world. 1
the woman lives in a polar re
gion, there are many days when
she would not see DUSK, since
the sun doesn't rise and set
for weeks at a time at the poles
13. Following heavy TRUCKS!
through the mountains, a cautious
man would slow down at night
fall, since visibility isn't good af
ter dark snd he might overtake
one of the TRUCKS and crash into1
it. Following heavy TRACKS
through the mountains, a cautious
man would stop entirely at night
fall, not just slow down. Even if
to one's comfort and well-being
There are many people who don'ti
appreciate a good CHOIR peo
ple who are tone deaf, for ex
ample, or people who just don't
care for that type of music.
21. COLONS, property used, can
make a magazine article more
pleasant to read. Certainly if
they aren't properly used it would
be annoying and unpleasant to try
to make sense out of the article
Colors properly used can make
a magazine more attractive to
look at, but would have no effect
on the reading of an article, i
24. H o p i n g to impress aristo
cratic friends, a social climber
2. Riding the TRAINS w o u 1 d
certainly give a foreign visitor a!
panoramic view of the United
States as a w hole. He could travel
widely and see most of the coun
try in a relatively short time. It's
impossible to get a panoramic, or
comprehensive, view of the
whole U.S. by riding the TRAILS
(on horseback, perhaps!. It would
take so long that the visitor
would no longer be classed as a
visitor, and he would probably
have to give up and go home be
fore seeing all of the country.
3. One of the definitions of
PACKET is a boat that carries
passengers, freight and mail: this
its the broad statement in the
clue about "manv different
items." A POCKET is a small
compartment for "many different
items." as is a PACKET con
strued as a small parcel.
S. Learning to TIP gracefully a
sufficient amount and without os
tentationcan certainly make a
man more popular with waiters
and such, as well as with friendsi
and associates. Learning to TAP
gracefully, unless he was a danc
er, wouldn't make a man any
more popular, and might even
make him less so with friends,
who might consider him a
"show-off."
9. If a man who keeps a lot of
money in his house hasn't been
robbed, it's just his good LUCK
hat has prevented it. It's hisla bully. Most bullies are not real
good fortune that burglars haven't
already heard about the money
and taken it. A good LOCK is
some protection, but experienced
thieves can and do get into any
house, regardless of how good the
LOCKS are.
14. A witty REPORT would
certainly liven up a dull PTA
meeting. It would he surprising
and refreshing, since most RE
PORTS are rather dull. It's doubt
ful that only one witty RETORT
could liven up a whole meeting,
and anyway it might havs been
j heard by only one or two people.
16. Being able to STRIKE rapidly
lv vcrv brave, and won't hnther
a fellow who fights hack success
fully. Being able to STRIDE rap-
idly, and so outrun a bully, is
only temporary protection, not the
best. The bully would only try
to corner his victim another day.
17. A piciure of a CROWD
might be of great interest to the
FBI, whose operatives might
study it in search of wanted men
criminals, enemy agents, etc.
Only in remote cases would the
FBI be inerested in a picture of
a CROWN, since CROWNS are un
common in the United States.
18. After going to a party with
probably feel worse, and would
wish that he had stayed home
and rested. If he was a relative
or good friend of the COED, for
instance, there is no good reason
why he should feel bad about
attending a party with her. The
party might even have been ex
pecially for fathers and daugh
ters, and in thai case, an "older"!
man would feel at ease there.
affords the best protection from a COLD, an older man would
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might be tempted to TRADE her
family tree for one more desir
able, and to claim more illus
trious forebears. She probably1
wouldn't be tempted to TRACE
her real family tree if she were
merely a social climber and not
a real aristocrat. Her own family
tree probably wouldn't add to her
feeling of prestige at all.
Explanations Down
1. When places to hold 'a youth
convention are being investigated,
one wouldn't expect a small town
to be WICKED. Compared to ci
ties, most small towns are cer
tainly not centers of depravity,
and would be safe for the young
people. Many small towns have
college dorms or other facilities
available, so it shouldn't be sur
prising it a small town was
PICKED.
Hunted Man
Surrenders
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPII -
One of two men hunted by a 400
man posse in North Florida in
connection w ith the fatal shooting
of a highway patrol trooper gave
himself up to the Dade Coun
ty sheriff's office at Miami today.
Dade Sheriff Thomas J. Kelly
identified the fugitive as James
Derwell Williams, 23, object of a
big manhunt after the state troop
er was killed Thursday. Kelly said
Williams turned himself in to
bondsman Claude High at Miami,
who surrendered him to the Met
ropolitan Safety i Sheriff) Depart
ment at 9:50 a.m.
Also sought in the statewide
alert was William J. Englehart,
36, identified as Williams' com
panion in the case.
Supplies Cut
PARIS (API Electricity and
gas supplies were cut in much of
France today as workers in the
nationalized utilities struck for
the second time in nine days for
higher wages.
Electricity switches were
thrown about 8 a.m. and gas pres
sure was cut at the same time in
the scheduled four-hour walkout.
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