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RECEIVE MEDALS Air Force Reserve medals for 10 years continuous service over
a 12-year period were presented recently to nine officers of the local chapter of the
Air Force Reserve. Here, Maj. W. H. Car-ell, Vancouver, Wash., extreme right, is
shown as he completes presentation. Receiving the medals, front row, left to right, are
Maj. John Thomas, Klamath Falls; Maj. William Kurti, Merrill; Maj. Charles Glidden,
Klamath Falls, and Lt. Col. W. Chambers, Tulelake. Back row, same order, Capt. Mel
Miller, Capt. Jim Boechi, Maj. Cliff Clayton, Mai. A. Smith, all of Klamath Falls, and
Mai. Paul Christy, Tulelake. There are 35 officers and men in this reserve unit locally.
Dimes March
Post Taken
By Swanson
Val Suansun has been named
Klamath County Chapter Chair
man of the National Foundation
(March of Dimes). Walt Baeka
will serve as vice chairman.
Other officers for 1963-64, will
be Mis. Kenneth McAndrews.
secretary; Jack Insley, Tom
Oricn. Ken Kinian, March of
Dimes Advisory Committee: Jack,
Thomas, chairman of Patients1
Service Committee and Hollo
Shaw, assistant.
TH E DOCTOR SAYS
No Beauty Aid
Can Smooth Skin
By W. G. IHtANDSTADT, M.D.
Written for
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Q What do vou think of a
cream containing quicksilver for!
removing wrinkles.
A Every remedy under t h c
sun has been tried for wrinkles
and the results.of all, when care
fully analyzed, have been disap
pointing. Wrinkles result from the
loss of fatty tissue in the deep
layers of the skin. They occur
where the skin has been sub
jected year after year to creas
ing. No kind of cream can pos
sibly restore the youthful tex
ture to those deep layers and
some of the hormonal products
that have been w idely advertised
have been found to he harmful
in that the hormones are ab
sorbed into the blood and cause
a hormonal imbalance.
A face-lifting operation by a
skilled plastic surgeon is the only
real wrinkle remover. Even
such an operation is of lim
ited value because the forces that
caused tlie wrinkles in the first
place will cause them to return.
Q Please advise me who to see
to treat Addison's disease. Also
how to find a good urologist.
A Your family doctor should
be able to direct you to an en
docrinologist for your Addison's
disease and also to a urologist.
If you do not have a family
doctor (and everyone should
have' call your county medical
society and Oiey will give you
the names of one or more com
petent specialists in any field.
Q Tlie doctor told us that our
17-yc.n-oId daughter has mon
trnpiral sprue. What is it and
con she be cured?
A Sprue is caused by an im
pairment of function in the di
gestive tract due to a deficiency
of some part of the vitamin B
complex. It is likely Ui be chron
ic but proper treatment will keep
it under control. The usual symp
toms are loss of appetite, gase
ous distention of the abdomen,
and copious bowel movements
winch may be frothy. In un
treated cases there is a loss of
weight and anemia. I'ntil more
is known about the cause, the
w hole vitamin B complex should
ie given. According to recent re
ports a gluten-free diet aiso is
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Tree Planting
In Cox Creek
LAKEV1EW - Crews on the
Thomas Creek ranger district of
the Fremont National Forest be
gan planting trees in the Cox
Creek area last week.
During 1962. 300 acres of snow-
Swanson will attend a two-day
workshop in Salt Lake City, June
10-11.
Anyone interested in the Nation
al Foundation may call Swanson
at TU 2-4544 for further informs
lion.
The meeting was held May 22
in the Medical Clinic, 1435 Es
planade Avenue.
I helpful. Gluten is found in wheat
and wheat products.
Q We keep three large-leafed
plants in our home. In winter, to
keep our house insulated against
the cold, we put on storm doors
and windows. I wonder whether
these plants drain the oxygen
from tlie inside air and make
us more susceptible to respiratory
disease.
A Any form of life that
breathes in oxygen and gives off
carbon dioxide is animal. Plants
absorb carbon dioxide from the
air. convert tlie carbon into eel
luloso. and give off oxygen as a
waste product. Plants, therefore,
could not possibly jeopardize your
health in this way.
Please send your questions and
comments to Dr. Wayne C. Brand-
stadt. M.D.. in care of this pa
per. While Dr. Brandstadt can
not answer individual letters, he
will answer letters of general in
terest in future columns.
Diplomats
Results Of
WASHINGTON 'CPU - Hun
dieds of African diplomats and
thousands of Washington Negroes
are waiting to see what will come
of the latest assault on racial bias
in the nation's capital.
This time tlie attack has been
mounted against housing bias
which has caused deep embar
rassment to President Kennedy
and the State Department in re
lations with many African nations.
Tlie three commissioners of tlie
District of Columbia, who com
prise tlie executive branch of the
local government . have decided
the time has come lor a ban on
racial discrimination in housing.
But since Congress, w-hich in ef
fect is Washington's city council,
has Imai legislative authority, tlie
commissioners have deferred their
ban to give Congress itself lime
to act.
But Congress, divided as it is
between liberals and southern con
servatives, may not he able to
take any action. In that case, the
ball will be back with the com-mi.-sioners.
who can he expected
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Started
District
brush was bulldozed from the
area. Trees cannot compete with
heavy grass or brush cover,
so it is necessary to clear away
the competing vegetation. The
clearing was accomplished with
two D-8 bulldozers under con
tract from the Darst Logging
Company of Klamath Falls.
Forest service employes will
use the Lowther mechanical tree
planter, Little Beaver hole dig
ger, and Michigan planting bar
to plant about 80,000 small trees.
Most of the planting stock will
consist of ponderosa pine, but
some Douglas fir will be planted.
on north slopes.
Beginning in 1959. the forest
service has successfully refor
ested 560 acres of old brushficlds
in the Cox Creek area. In addi
tion, the district personnel plant
ed about 1,000 acres on the Shoe
string Fire which burned during
1960. This area is now stocked
with ponderosa pine and will be
one of the forest show windows
of the future.
Deer and porcupine are two
of the major obstacles in the es
tablishment of a young forest
Both must be curbed since their.
appetite for young trees is all
consuming during the months of
September through November.
Research foresters are currently
endeavoring to find some means
of changing the flavor of the small
trees but so far have been un
able to stop these grazing ani-1
mals from eating small trees.
Roads Sought
SALEM (IPD - The House
Wednesday approved a memorial
to Congress urging an appropria
tion to the U.S. JJurcau of Land
Management to construct access
roads to and through its lands
bordering a section of the Des
chutes River.
From Africa, Negroes Await
Latest Racial Bias
to run with it, but possibly at their
own peril.
Holds I'pper Hand
That is because the House Dis
trict Committee, which is dumin
aled by southerners, already has
indicated how little it likes the
proposed ban. And the committee,
with lile-and-death power oicr dis
trict legislation, can make things
uncomfortable for the commis
sioners, w ho must come to it each
year for every kind of favor.
So a battle is shaping up. And
among the most interested spec-i
tators is the Slate Department
which feels, in the words of one
of its officials, that tlie United
States "cannot conduct effective
foreign relations when, on the
basis of color alone, representa
lives of other nations, along with
our own citizens, arc denied suit
able housing in Washington.
Holds Hearings
Sentiment for the han built up
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Psychiatrist's Patient
Irked By Short Session
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: Don't tell
me to see a psychiatrist. My prob
lem is a psychiatrist.
I have been in
analysis for al
most seven
months and
lave made good
pi-ogress. I'm
able to get out
of bed in the
nil, lili ii mini o work, which is
more than 1 could manage a year
ago. But 1 pay my doctor S25 tor
what is supposed to be a 45 min
ute session and he never gives
me more than 35 minutes.
During those 35 minutes he ac
cepts telephone calls (last week
three i and he made one telephone
call on his own. He frequently
excuses himself to go to the
washroom on my time. Last week
he left and was gone for 12 min
utes. Yesterday while I was free-
associating he ate an apple and
read the newspaper. I don't think
lie heard a word I said.
May 1 hear your opinion on
this? RIGHT OH WRONG?
Dear Right or Wrong: The next
time you "free-associate," unload
your feelings and Ict-him have it
with both barrels. And eat an
apple while you're at It.
If the analyst feels you should
see someone else he'll tell you.
am not suggesting a change of
doctors, however, since you seem
to be making progress and this
is what really matters.
Dear Ann Landers: Counting
my husband, 1 have five kids. Don
has always helped at home cheer
fully and willingly and 1 thought
it was mighty nice of him until
I learned what a big deal he was
making of it at the office.
One of Don's colleagues in
formed me' "for my own good"
that he should not be doing my
work because he is too important
a man in the business. "He should
be saving his energy for his ca
reer," she said. She also volun
teered to give him the life he
deserved if I should feel inclined
to set him free.
Miss "Goodheart" was trans
ferred out of town last year but'
they still keep in touch profes
sionally. This summer my husband gets
an expense . paid trip to Europe.
He has been promising for five
Nikita Heir
Said Better
MOSCOW (UPI- Frol Kozlov,
55, Premier Nikita Khrushchev's
heir apparent, was reported re
liably today to have regained con
sciousness and to have recovered
from partial paralysis.
The sources said there were
hopes that the No. 2 man in the
Soviet Communist party eventual
ly would be restored to health.
He had been stricken with a brain
hemorrhage.
Whether this means that the
silver-haired presidium member
will be fully able to return to his
duties or will have to lie content
with greatly reduced chores is un
known now.
last spring when the U.S. Com
mission on Civil Mights held
hearings. The commission heard
40 witnesses, including four from
the Department of Stale.
Pedro A. Sanjiuan. the depart
ment's assistant chief of protocol,
reported on a canvass made in
!l of 211 luxury apartments in
northwest Washington. Only eight
would accept African diplomats
as tenants. A year later, a second
survey showed even more resist
ance.
This sort of discrimination, the
department fell, is a painful thorn
in the side of Cnited States foreign
relations.
Recommends Kan
When the hearings were over,
the Civil Rights Commission rec
ommended that the district com
missioners issue a regulation pro
hibiting racial discriminalion in
tlie saie. rental or financing of
housing.
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LANTERNS
for homo or camp.
Gives 50 hours et light
on 69c can of fuel.
12.95
years that if the company ever
sent him abroad he would take
me along. Well, you guessed it
Now we can't afford it unless
I decide to use tlie money we
have saved for a bigger house.
Miss Goodheart w ill of course
be in Europe at the convention
with bells on. I'm dying to go and
the decision is mine but we need
a bigger house and it will be
another year before he can afford
it if 1 blow the money on the
trip. What do you say? GREEN
EVES
Dear Eyes: Start packing.
You've lived in the house this
long, so another year won't kill
you.
And when you tell your hus
band of your decision, leave
Miss Gpodlieiirl" out of it. No
man has to gu to Europe to sec
abroad.
Dear Ann Landers: This letter
is from a teenager who agrees
with you 9 times out of 10,
My question is this: Why is it
that when you print something
that supports parents they can t
wait to shove it in our .'aces?
More than once I've found your
column pinned to my pillow, or
tying on my dinner plate. Yet
when you stick up for teenagers
my parents never say a word
Sometimes, in fact, they try to
ditch tlie newspaper.
I say if you are going to be used
as the authority then your advice
should be accepted all the time,
and not just when it suits our
parents purposes. Please com
ment. BATTLING BONNIE
Dear Ronnie: No advice should
be followed slavishly because
circumstances alter cases. But
a parent who is unwilling to give
an inch, or admit that teens do
have a point, will lose out because
he will be considered opintonated
and unjust.
To learn the difference between
a marriage that "settles down"
apd one that "gels dull," send
for Ann Landers' booklet, "What
To Expect From Marriage," en
closing with your request 20 cents
in coin and a long, self-addressed.
tamped envelope.
Ann Landers will be glad to
help you with your problems. Send
tliem to her in care of tins news
paper enclosing a stamped, self-
addressed envelope.
Youth Knocked
From Bicycle
A -year-old Klamath Falls boy
received minor cuts and bruises'
when he was knocked oil his bi
cycle by a car slowly pulling out
of a service station at the corner
of Main and South Twelfth streets
at about 4 p.m. Thursday.
Greg Cramblet, 325 North Sixth
Street, was taken to Klamath Val
ley Hospital by Peace Ambu
lance to have his injuries
checked, but was released short
ly after.
The car was driven by Lloyd
E. Chidester, 35, 2051 Fremont
Street. Neither tlie car nor bikej
were damaged.
Police said the collision ap
peared unavoidable and no cita
tions were issued. They remakred
in their report that the youngster
shouldn't have been riding on
the sidewalk.
Battle
Commission president Walter N.
Tohriner said they will give Con
gress "a reasonable opportunity"
to consider a bill. This might
mean that if Congress fails to act.
the commissioners will move next
winter, after the current session
is recessed. But whenever they
move, it probably will be with
some apprehension about how the
House District Committee will react.
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Firm Sues
Over Show
NEW YORK lUPD -The Kemp
er Insurance Group Thursday ask
ed a federal court to prevent the
American Broadcasting Co. from
attempting to collect (425.000 in
advertising fees in connection with
a dipsute over the television pro
gram, "political Obituary of Rich
ard Nixon.
Kemper said that while it did
not sponsor the show, a promo
tional advertisement appeared on
an ABC program it did sponsor.
It cancelled its advertising con
tract with ABC, contending the ad
vertisement w-as a violation of its
contract and a breach of the
Sherman Antitrust act because
the sponsor of the Nixon program,
moderated by Howard K. Smith,
was a competing insurance com
pany. Tlie controversy between the
Chicago-based insurance firm and
ABC began last Nov. 11 when the
network broadcast the Smith
show about Nixon. Part o.' the
program included an interview
Willi convicted perjurer Alger
Hiss. Nixon, wiicn lie was in
Congress, was instrumental in
Hiss' conviction.
Tlie tenor of tlie Smith pro
gram disgusted a large number
of people, and this had the effect
of defeating Kemper's objectives
in sponsoring a television news
program," Kemper said in its
suit.
Kemper also said in the suit that
ABC violated the antitrust laws
because its contract with tlie net
work called for Kemper commer
cials to be aired over 35 affiliated
ABC stations on which the firm
did not want its advertising.
The insurance group said that if
it had not let those stations carry
Kemper commercials, it would not
lave been able to advertise over
95 other ABC stations.
The network had no immediate
comment on the suit.
Bullet Grazes
Park Visitor
A Klamath Falls man who ap
parently was playing ball at
Moore Park was grazed in the
neck by a stray bullet of unknown
caliber at about 4 p.m. Thurs
day. Isaac Taylor, 6115 Broad Street.
was treated at Klamath Valley
Hospital and told police he was
just playing catch in the park
when he felt a sling on his neck
Later that afternoon park em
ploye Darrcll Johns said he heard
two shots which sounded like .22
caliber rifle shots. Shortly after
the shots he told police two
youngcrs who were in the park
told him another youth had point
ed a gun at them.
City police said there were no
suspects in tlie case.
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Blarney Stone Kissing
Shunned By
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi
dent Kennedy is as Irish as all
get out.
But he doesn't plan In kiss the
Blarney Stone when he goes to
Ireland next month.
In (act. Press Secretary ricrre
Salinger says he won't even get
near it.
Salinger, who went to the Emer
ald Isle a lew weeks ago to make
trip arrangements (or Kennedy,
said Friday the President would
not go to Blarney Castle, home o(
the famous stone.
Wildlife Funds
WASHINGTON (UPI) The In
terior Department will make pre
liminary distribution to Oregon
July 1 o( $266,649 (or wildlife and
$35,791 for fish restoration, Rep.
Walter Norblad, R-Ore., said today.
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the President from trying it. He
has avoided such vigorous activi
ties since he strained his back
planting a ceremonial tree on a
slate visit to Ottawa in 1961.
To kiss the Blarney Stone, a
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the old castle, (ive miles from
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his ankles. Then he inches his
body through an opening above
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Pentagon
Funds Cut
By House
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
House Armed Services Committee,
reflecting tlie mood of an economy-minded
Congress, today cut
nearly $243 million from Pentagon
requests for military construction
projects at home and abroad.
Tlie committee approved a $1,
663,472,000 measure authorizing
buildings, hospital and other fa
cilities at military bases. Included
in the measure were 10.000 new
homes Defense Secretary Robert
S. McNamara said were needed
to house some servicemen now Jiv
ing in shabby quarters. Those
homes will cost $181,519,000
The Defense Department sent to
the committee, headed by House
dean Carl Vinson, D-Ga., requests
totaling $1,876,455,000. The com
mittee whacked about 13 per cent
trom tnat total.
Defense agencies had their re
quests reduced nearly 76 per cent,
mainly because tlie committee de
cided that a now $17.2 million in
telligence building in Arlington,
Va., was not needed now.
Tlie defense agencies are units
of the Defense Department such
as the defense supply agency as
opposed to tlie miUtary services.
The vote was unanimous. .
The measure merely authorized
new construction for fiscal 1964,
but without specific authorization
for projects no funds could be
appropriated later by Congress.
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