California
Solons Eye
Braden Pick
. SACRAMENTO (UP1) - The
controversial reappointment of
liewspaper publisher Thomas W
Sraden as president of the state
Tward of education was in the
hands of the Senate Rules Corn-
mi I tee Friday.
A decision was not expected to
be announced until the middle of
this week. Braden said he had
,"no way of guessing" the out
come.
Braden. 45. who served with
;the British 8th Army before the
;t'nited States entered World War
II, appeared in person before the
committee Thursday.
His major opponent, slate Sen
Jack Schrade, R-San Diego, also
appeared in person to ask the
committee not to confirm Bra
den's appointment for his second
four-year term ending Jan. 15,
1967.
Basically, their arguments went
like this:
Schrade Because Braden op
posed Dr. Max Rafferty's elec
tion as superintendent of public
instruction his presence on the
,education board cannot be con
ducive to the cooperation and
;harmony necessary in providing a
"effective educational program for
the children of this state."
Braden Citing advances in
teachers' credentials and ' basic
education during the past four
years, he said the state of Cali
fornia was almost at the point
when we can claim California is
not only the biggest in education
but the best.
An estimated 400 persons, split
about equally between support
;and opposition of Braden's confir
mation, packed the huge commit-
4ee room of the capital's fourth
floor to hear testimony at tho
hour-long session.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
auouay, marco ot 190J
danced for
Teenager States Case
For Use Oi Makeup
ALL IN STEP This quartet of younq dancers, befeathered and belled,
spectators at the 1963 All-Indian Basketball Tournament at Chiloquin High School
that ended Saturday night. Colorful costumes of the dancers are identical to those
worn by America's first citizens, the Indians. Left to right are Floyd Poitras, Warren
Poitras, Portland, James Kirk and Richard Fraiier.
WASHINGTON WINDOW
Former Turk
Chief Freed
ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI-For-mer
President Celal Bayar, who
was Imnrlsoned for life for violat
ing the Turkish Constitution, Fri
day was released for six months
because of his ill health.
; The government freed the 80
vpar.n1H former leader from Kav-
scrl prison so lie could go home
to his family in Ankara.
. nouni iirua imni-icntmH In Mnv
ilBl, along with several hundred
other members of the Democratic
party after a, marathon trial.
Adnan Menderes. prcmiel- in the
former regime, and two of his
top ministers subsequently were
executed.
Foxy Norman Thomas Sees Kennedy
As Hissing Any Kind Of Frontier
WASHINGTON UPO - Foxy
old Norman Thomas (he's 78)
would have us believe that Presi
dent Kennedy hns hamstrung the
liberal movement in the United
States by recruiting the best left
wingers into his administration.
Thomas spoke last week to tiic
left wing political organization
Americans for Democratic Action
(ADA). The occasion was ADA'S
celebration of Roosevelt Day.
Thomas is a Socialist, five times
Socialist candidate for U. S. presi
dent, twice for mayor of New
York, occasionally for governor,
and so forth. Socialist Thomas
knows the liberal movement like
the corridors of his own home.
He knows, therefore, that it wasl
not tile Kennedy Administration
that kidnaped the left wingers,
The left wingers, including Thom
as' own Socialist party, were kid
naped by Franklin D. Roosevelt's
New Deal. So, when Norman
Thomas told, the ADA that at
present there is no independent
liberal movement of any impor
lance in the United States, he
should not have assessed blame
against the Kennedys. He should
have been talking about the Hyde
Park Roosevelts.
Decline In Socialist Vote
The left wing stampede for
FDR's New Deal became appar
ent and was first publicized In
1935 on the basis of political sur
veys in industrial northern New
Jersey. Election statistics under
write now the conclusion drawn
Brazil Okays Red Meet
BRASILIA (UPD Brazil Friday
approved plans of hemisphere
Communists to hold an anti-Amer
ican conference in Sao Paulo start
ing next Mondiiy.
Approval for the meeting was
given personally by President Joaol
(ioularl, according to presidential
secretary Paul Ryff. A Brazilian
icconomic dclecalion is Dresentlv in
Washington seeking nearly $500-
million in new U. S. aid.
Earlier, Brazilian authori
ties had said they would not ban
the meeting but would seek to
"block" it hv Hciivintf visa.; In
non-Brazilian Communists wishing
to enter the country.
then, that the left wingers were
moving into the Democratic par
ty in force. P'or example:
The Socialist party has been
relatively strong in New York
state. New York Socialists cast
12,8 votes in 1900 for their pres
idential candidate, Eugene V
Debs. In 1904 they cast 36,883
votes. In 1920, the Socialist vote
for president in New York state
was 203,201. It fell to 198,783 in
the 1924 presidential election when
a third party, Robert M. LaFol
lette's Progressives, offered left
wingers alternate shelter.
Thereafter, the Socialist trend
was down. In 1932, Thomas for
president polled 177,397 New York
votes against FDR and Herbert
Hoover. Four years later. Thorn-
is' vote was only 18,930 and in
1944 he got only 10,553 in New
York. Against Harry S. Truman
and Thomas E. Dewey in 1948,
Thomas did better, 40,879 votes.
The Socialist vote was down to
2,664 in 1952 when Dwight D. Ei
senhower beat Adlai E. Steven
son.
It is estimated that Americans
drink about 400 million cups ofl
coffee daily.
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: It seems
like every time I pick up a news
paper or a magazine these days
fffeV v there is an arti
cle on The
Plot To Abolish
Childhood." Par
ents are being
verbally tarred
and feathered
for pushing their
children into a
world of grown
ups before they are ready.
Why doesn't somebody write an
article on "The Plot To Abolish
Adulthood?" This would help us
teen-agers a lot. There are plen
ty of teen-agers who are suffering
at the hands of parents who are
trying to keep us' babies for
ever. Everyone needs a childhood.
Miss Landers, but it shouldn't
last until we're 50 years old
My mother told me last night
l can t wear make-up until I'm
21 unless I plan to go on the
stage. This means I have to wait
six years. She seems to think
make-up is only for actresses.
Dating is out of the question
Please say something in your
column about this unfair treat
ment. A CHILD FOREVER
Dear Child: I don't know how
old you arc, but I've seen teen
agers with makeup so heavy they
look as If they re ready for the
TV cameras. A 15-ycar-old should
be able to use powder and lip
stick, and she should be able to
date once or twice a week if her
grades are respectable and she
USFS Speeds
Tree Planting
MOUNT SHASTA - The USFS
has adopted a speed-up plan to
its reforestation program on Mt.
Shasta. Instead of using service
personnel for planting all trees,
contracts have been let for 537
acres this spring.
The planting will be done along
State Highway 89 in what is
called Big Canyon range. Con
tractors are Ellis Tree Surgery,
Redding, 342 acres; and Elmer
Beicr, Eagle Point, Ore., 195
acres.
Steps are now being taken also
to add speed to tree development.
It is believed the year 2000, set
for 80 per cent reforestation being
realized, may see nearly 100 per
cent suitable soils on the moun
tain growing forest trees.
can read a wrist watcb.
The best nay for teen-ager
to get "adult" privileges Is by
behaving in a responsible, mature
manner which suggests he can
handle them.
Dear Ann Landers: For many
years I knew a married couple
who did not get along well.
They had three children.
The woman divorced her hus
band and the court awarded the
children to her. The husband is a
fine man and wanted to keep the
children. In this state, however,
unless the husband can prove
his wife is an out-and-out tramp,
the children are awarded to the
mother.
I have indisputable evidence
precisely what the husband needs
proving the woman is an unfit
mother. Now I'm unable to de
cide whether or not to turn this
evidence over to the husband.
I am searching my heart for
the answer and I can't find it.
This woman once did me a
very dirty trick and I'm afraid
deep down I may be wanting to
get even with her. Revenge is
sweet but will I hate myself af
ter I've had my revenge? AN
EYE FOR AN EYE
Dear Eye: Your decision should
be based on what would be best
for the children. Under whose
roof will they have a better
chance to grow up straight and
strong? Who can give them time,
attention, love, and discipline?
I doubt that you are equipped
to answer these questions objec
tively. Let your clergyman decide.
Dear Ann Landers: I like the
confidentials at the end of your
column. They are intriguing and
it's a challenge to figure out the
problem from your answer.
Recently in a confidential you
made a biblical reference which
had to do with casting pearls to
the swine. Will you please tell me
where in the Scriptures this
can be found? I thought I knew1
the Bible pretty well but this line
was new to me.
Thanks, Ann, for all the joy
you bring and for all the good
you do.-MAIN STREET
Dear Main: The swine line is
from the Book of Matthew,
Chapter 7 Verse 6:
Give not that which Is holy
unto the dogs, neither cast ye
your pearls before swine, lest
they trample them under their
feet, and turn again and rend
vou."
NOT TRUE TO TYPE
Apple varieties do not repro
duce true to type from seed. Con
sequently, they 'are propagated
by budding or grafting, accord
ing to the Encyclopaedia Britan-
mca.
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DISTRICT "Y" REPRESENTATIVES Judge Donald A. W. Piper, YMCA district
chairman, stands with the group of "Y" officers chosen at the district prelegislative
assembly Feb. 16 to represent the district at the YMCA Youth Legislature in Salem
March 28-30. From left are Judge Piper, Roy Marvin, committee chairman; Rebecca
Pierson, chaplain of the Senate; Don Christy, speaker of the House; Delores Savio,
reporter, and Mike Veatch, sergeant-at-arms of the Senate.
a math YMCA Sends 20
To Salem Youth Legislature
Twenty youth from Klamath
Falls will attend the annual ses
sion of the YMCA Youth Legisla
ture in Salem, March 28-30. Eight
bills have been prepared by in-
Atlas Missile
Fired Okay
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE, Calif. (UPD The newest
and speediest of the Atlas family
an Atlas F intercontinental bal
listic missile (ICBM) rocketed
4,000 miles down the Pacific
missile range Thursday in its third
successful test here.
The Air Force fired the Atlas
from a underground silo into a
clear sky and veteran observers
called it a "pretty shot" which
went off as planned.
The Atlas F, stored in a 174-foot
deep bomb proof silo, was raised
45 seconds before the launch. The
last previous successful launch
from this West Coast missile base
was on Nov. 14.
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dividual clubs to be presented be
fore committee and legislative
sessions attended by HiY and
TriHiY club representatives from
throughout the state of Oregon.
State officers elected from Klam
ath County are Don Christy,
speaker of the House, Rebecca
Pierson, chaplain of the Senate,
Mike Veatch, sergeant at arms of
the Senate, Delores Savio, report
er, and Roy Marvin, legislative
committee chairman.
Others attending from this city
are Janet Kerns, Shari Murray,
Phil Isensee, Steve Gordon, Dave
Piper, Chuck Sweetland, George
Webber, Baron Matthews, Diana
Cox, Kathy Luse, Tyana Payne,
Sally McFarland, Charles Ochs,
Evelyn Dalton, and Susan Doug
las. Accompanying the youth as ad
visers will be Leon Clark and
Virgil Koehn.
Highlights of the session will be
use of the floor of the Seriate
and House by youth delegates in
presenting their bills, the drama
of watching their own bills pass
or be defeated, attendance at a
Governor's Ball and an opportuni
ty to meet several of the stale
officials.
The peregrine falcon is consid
ered by some to be the fastest of
all flying birds and observers
have credited it with a diving
speed of 180 miles an hour.
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