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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. PAGE 10 B . Wednesday, November 8, 1961 STAR GA2ERtjt MAR. 23 cS-V.APK. JO) 31-48-59-AS 76-77-8S91 8 64-72 8M . GEMINI S 4-634-3 CANCU S 1- M(U3 ljyW-71-83-901 uo JULY 24 AUG. 23 V" 50-55-33-361 i4l-56-ol VWGO AUG 24 SCPT. 22 126-32-35- 1 .tPT. OCT. 30-39-42-49 ft SCOftO OCT. 24 NOV. 22 3- 5- 8-23f 1 P7-6268 -Br CLAY K- roLLAN- M tour Doil AetWify GutA JK f According fo th Stort. To develop messoge for Thursday, reod words corresponding to number of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 If 31 Caution A' Frusndi 2 fu 3? Th.nk,mg 62 Charging 3Tflh 33 Th 3Wofk. 4 Best 34SKk 64 T.d 5 Vour 3b CcuW 6S Thoo 6 To '36 Help 66 Omox 7 You' 37 To 6 Mum 8 Tim 38 Agatnft 68 Dectuans 9 Your 39 Art 69 tarty lOGotntj 40Hlp 70 Foil It Heart CM 71 Stort 12 You 2 LsfcWy 72 0. 13 lrro 3 WtWr 73 The URtxtr -44 Rouin 74 Problem 15 May 45Somo 75An 16 Into 6 DuitM 76 Raahntns 17 Get 47 Sov 77 In IS Plant 49 Advitabl 78 Your 19 Don r ? 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West German leaders are be ing told to be realistic, to use common sense, to recognize the futility of a policy of German re unification. It's not as easy as it sounds. Abandonment of reunification as a goal could involve serious risks for Hie West. The Kremlin, listening to the debate, seems to be acting ac cordingly. Soviet thrusts and propaganda zero in on West Ger many as "the main threat to peace." The Kremlin makes it plain it seeks, as one. objective on the road to dominating Europe, the neutralization of West Germany. It wants West Germany out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organ ization. It wants to divert the economically powerful nation from a development the Commu nists fear: a trend toward West European economic and political integration. Some in the West contend no body on either side, including the Germans, really wants unifica tion In Germany, one gets some sobering thoughts on that score. West Germans seem convinced Moscow wants reunification of Germany but as a "peace-loving democratic stale." Everyone knows what Moscow mean? communism for all Germany. West Germans trade with East Germany, deal with East Ger mans with regard to use of land routes to the east. But they argue that this makes no difference, that it is still all Germany, that they do not recognize the exist ence of another German state. For a man in office or seeking office, it is considered an invita tion to political disaster to re nounce the unification goal publicly. "What would be your feeling," a West German aiks an Ameri can, "if there were an Iron Cur tain along the Mississippi and you were asked to regard it as permanent?" Responsible Germans express (ear that public abandonment of the unification goal would spur a resurgence of extreme national ism. Even if the movement did' not get within hailing distance of power, it could menace the West German government and the Western alliance. Some say abandonment of unity as a goal would arouse fatalism among sections of the big middle class, where one finds mutlerings about Germany going lis own way and a curse on both houses. Communist and West. From a practical standpoint. unity seems unattainable short of war. The West does not want to Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feH Ill-at-ease because of looe. wobbly fnl..o teeih.FASTEETH. an Improved alka line ( non-acid I powder. sprinkled on your plates holds thern firmer so they feel more comfortable Avoid embar rassment caused by loose plates. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. go to war about it. But the West committed itself to the policy in the Paris treaties of October,! 1954, which paved the way (or Germany's entry into NATO and the Western European Union. West Germany promised to shun force to secure unification. The allies promised to reject perma nent division of Germany and Berlin. As chancellor, flinty. 85-ycar-old Konrad Adenauer laid down a basic policy seeking self-deter mination for East Germany and Berlin. West Germany's force within NATO eventually is to con sist of 350.000 men. About three! quarters of this force is in being; now, but only about 150,000 men! thus far are fully trained.. West Germany is the only NATO mem ber with no national force of its own. All its forces either are in NATO or ready to be assigned to it. i L'.iiH.uiutiimren Multiple teleroeis manifest iuelf in disorfuiiied func tioninf of I he muxlM. Recovery depend on reactivation ol nerve center to restore harmonious operation of the body's normal processes. This. Chiropractic endeavor to do and ha been successful in tits treatment of so many cae that sufferers from multiple tclerosi are now bring iiven a new lew on life. Research at Spears Hospital ha further added to the effect iv enet nf Chiropractic ' a Hark on this crip pier. 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