f' HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon
Monday, May 6, 11
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QUIZ DAY AT HENLEY This group of Henley High School upperclassmen partici
pated in the Junior College Bowl May 3. Back row, left to right, are Joann Duffy,
Dick Houck, Steve Roiling, Leo Huff and Earl Graham, faculty member, moderator.
Front row. same order. Cindy Harless. Cheryl Thurman, Linda Taylor and Ray Black.
Definition OS Lady
Upsets European Lady
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By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: I came lo
this country two years ago from
Switzerland.
I do not un
derstand a few
peculiarities of
your language.
In your article
i the other day,
you used the
phrase "clean
ing lady. In
I Europe a lady
does not clean her own home,
much less go out and clean up
somebody else's dirt for a few
dollars. The picture in my mind
of Her Ladyship with dust rags
and a broom is like a comic op
era. My American neighbors re
fer to a woman who sells hair
nets in the dime store as a sales
lady. Yesterday when my husband
and I drove into a parking lot
the man said, "Just leave the
keys in your car. The lady will
take care of it." A person in
tight pants came up and that
was "the lady."
In Europe a lady doesn't scrub
doors, sell hair nets or park cars.
Work is beneath her dignity. What
does "lady" mean here? SWISS
MRS.
Dear Mrs.: In America we also
have people who think work Is
beneath their dignity. They are
railed loafers.
The notion that work l for
stubs Is hopelessly outmoded
even in Europe. All work has
dignity and merit If It Is well
done.
Dear An Landers: Our 16-year-old
daughter sent for jour book
let entitled "Necking and Petting
and How Far To Co." She said
it was the best 20 cents she had
ever spent.
Last night I found two cigar
ettes in the pocket of her blouse.
1 1 was not snooping. Ann.) I al
ways go through pockets before 1
put garments into the washing
machine.
Now. I need some advice from
you. Should I send for your book
let on Teen-age Smoking and give
it to her? She is a good girl.
but headstrong. I don't want to
make a mistake. What is your
advice - WEIGHING AND
MEASURING
Dear Weighing: Don't do It. Ad
vice Is useless unless tl Is sought.
No teen-ager ts going to pay a
whit of attention to a booklet If
mother sends for It.
Smoking Is sometimes an act
of rrbillkin against authority. If
this is the ease with your daugh
ter the booklet would only make
her more determined lo keep
smoking.
Dear Ann lenders: Something
is on my mind which is causing
me sleepless nights. You have
lieiped others, maybe you can
help me. How long do you think a
man should wait to remarry after
his wife passes away?
My sister was ill for two years.
She was a lovely person and a
fine wife and mother. Five months
after the funeral her husband
married another woman. There
was no need for him to rush
into this marriage as his chil
dren are grown.
I am deeply hurt by this and
feel that his fast second mar
riage was a slap in the face to
the memory of my beloved sister
and to our family. What do you
think of a woman who would
marry a man so soon after his
wife was buried? What do you
think of a man who would do
this? - BLUE GRASS HEARTACHE
Dear Heartache: This question
comes up often and almost nev
er is It raised by the widow or
the widower. L'suallv, it Is raised
bv a relative.
It is impossible to know what
is In someone else's heart. Those
five months may have been like
five centuries to the one who
was left. You should be happy
your sister's husband Is able to
pick up the pieces and make a
new life for himself. Don't allow
your grief to hlindyou to the
realities of life.
Negro Asks
Explanation
OXFORD, Miss. cLPIi- Nrcro
.lames Meredith has challenged
University of Mississippi students
to explain why tliey resent his
presence on the campus.
Meredith addressed the students
in an open letter in the campus
nex.-pap" Friday and questioned
their attitude Inward him. He said
he had tried not lo offend anyone
since he enrolled Sept. 30. 13.
He was greeted with a bloody not
that left two persons dead and
scores injured.
"My deMie to attend this school
was motivated primarily by the
idea of securing greater education
al opportunities lor myself and
my people." Meredith said. He
added that he was not concerned
w ith the phenomena of inte
gration and segregation.
"While students can aspire to
herocne p-olic ent in a'.most an
field of Mix'y. but the Negro at
heft can epect only to gel a
leaching reriihtale "
Henley Bowl
Contest Held
By MARTHA RAOLAND
Eager minds grasped for near
ly forgotten facts Friday riuring
the Henley High School Junioi
College Bowl.
Questions were asked of the
eight panelists for 45 minutes in
a morning assembly.
The high school bowl, which was
run much like the regular college!
bowl, was sponsored by the Hen
Icy Chapter of the National Hnnni-
Socicty. The contest was between
the juniors and the seniors' and
the panelisls are selected from
tne Honor hociety.
Jo Ann Duffy. Steve Reilino
Leo Huff, and Dick Houck were
on the senior panel, and Cind
Harless. Linda Tavlor. chervl
Thurman and Ray Black were
the selected juniors.
Earl Graham read the qui
lions.
Macmillan
Meet Talked
LONDON tUPli Diplomatic
speculation revived here Saturday
that Prime Minister Harold Mac
millan and President Kennedy
may meet after all during the
latter's forthcoming Europe tour
next month.
Speculation of a possible inform
al "summit" between the two
Western leaders was stirred by
the invitation of the Northern Ire
land government to Kennedy to
attend the opening of the Giants
Causeway" in Antrim.
This event coincides with Ken
nedy's tour of Europe which in-
ludes visits to Italy. Bonn, Bcr
lin. and Dublin.
The invitation of the North Ire
land government was passed to
Kennedy by Macmillan personally,
it was disclosed in London.
This move has strengthened the
belief that Macmillan wants to
use the opportunity of the cere
mony for a quick meeting w ith the
President.
British government spokesmen
had no otficial comment. The;
said they know of no formal ar
rangements so far for a top level
get-together.
But diplomatic sources did not
rule rait the possibility of a brief
Kennedy-Macmillan meeting of an
informal character before long
Washington reports reaching
here to dale have not encouraged
expectations of such a summit
The Prime Minister was known
In be anxious for anollxr talk
with Kennedy. They met in Nas
sau last December when they
agreed that Britain should acquire
mcrican - made Polaris rockets
for a small fleet of nuclear submarines.
The Nassau arrangements also
provided lor the creation of an
inter-.MIied nuclear force and the
possibility o( an integrated mixed
manned nuclear force of surface
vessels, an idea Since activoh
pursued by the United States.
The NATO miniMenai comer-
ence in Ottawa May 21-2-1 is t"
take decisions on tlie project of
an mter-Alhed nuclear fore.
Macmillan was believed anxmus
to review a series of major post-
Nassau problems with the Presi
oent of which the NATO nuclear
force was one
Mark Signs
Relocation
Pay Measure
Governor Hatfield has signed
into law a legislative act per
mitting the State Highway De
partment to pay. within certain.
limits, the moving costs of per
sons displaced by highway con
struction. Passage of the bill had
been requested by the State High
way Commission.
State Highway Engineer Forrest
Cooper pointed out that prior to
enactment of this bill Oregon
was powerless to pay relocation
costs even though permitted to do
so by the Federal Highway Act of
1962. He said at least 18 states
are now making relocation pay
ments as provided under the fed
eral law.
Any occupant of an improved
property will be eligible for reim
bursement of his necessary mov
ing expenses if he is in occupan
cy at the time the state com
mences its acquisition procedures.
No occupant who takes up tenan-
after that time will be eli
gible. The Highway Department
will pay actual costs up to a max
imum of $200 in tlie case of an
individual or family, and up to
$3,000 in the case of a business
farm.
Cooper stated that the new law
supplements the Highway Depart
ment's advisory assistance pro
gram which has been in existence
since passage of the Federal High
way Act.
Highway officials anticipate that
nearly all eligible persons will ap
ply for relocation payments, with
the bulk of claims expected from
the Portland metropolitan area.
Current and future freeway routes
in Portland .will displace a num
ber of businesses and several hun
dred individuals in the next few
years.
Persons eligible lor relocation
payments will be advised by rep
resentatives of the Highway De
partment well in advance of the
lime they must move, lnforma
tion on the new program is avail
able through the oflice of the Re
location Supervisor. Right of Way
Division. State Highway Building.
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LEAVES ON HONEYMOON Virginia Graham, 17-year-old daughter of evangelist
Billy Graham, leaves church on the arm of her groom, Stephen Tchividjian, heir to
one of Switzerland's largest fortunes, following their marriaqe Ivtay 3. The bride's
father switched from his role as father of the bride to minister and performed the
ceremony. UPI Telephoto
Evangelist's
Daughter
Honeymoons
MONTREUX, Switzerland IUPD
Billy Graham's teen-age daugh
ter Virginia, a bride of less than
24 hours, set off with her husband
Saturday for a Mediterranean
honeymoon.
"Gigt" Graham now Mrs.
Stephan Tchividjian slipped
quietly away from her father-in-law's
house Saturday morning
with her 23-year-old husband, heir
to one of Switzerland's largest
fortunes.
The couple lefl in a chauffeur
driven car. Relatives refused to
say where they wcie headed.
The American evangelist told
newsmen Friday they were plan
ning to honeymoon "on the shores
of the Mediterranean" and it was
believed Israel would be one of
the countries they would visit.
Tlie young couple danced until
well past midnight at a private
dinner given by the bridegroom's
father. Armenian-born financier
Ara Tchividjian, at his luxurious
mansion overlooking Lake Geneva
and the snow-capped Alps.
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