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PAGE 10-A Wednesday, June 19, 1963 HKHALD AND NKWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. STAR GAZER y3) WL SAfK Si) jf tAUMA 5 8- 9-13-151 gcmm MAY JUNES 4- 3-44-4SI CANCII JUNE 8 JULY 13 KS63-64-fj JULY 24 T) 6-11-19-501 VTJtOO AUG. 24 SOT. 22 W49-51-5M4l fiLy7l-a-. -By CLAY-B. POLLAN Your Dally Activity Cvidm According lo In filers. 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IXC 22 V rnwjii rS2o5-66 Good AJvene Ncu'llIi CAmcoiiN C1CC 21 xi JAnI 20 V MMI-aief to-78-84-89,l. AOUAJtlUS I mm 21 fUL 19 6-18-27 2741 te43JJ3o7' nscis . ma 21' ; 7-12-14-J5(C- Training Now Increased To 18 Months WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Armed Services Committee today unanimously approved a major revamping of the to-called six-month military training pro gram and extended the maximum service to 18 months. The legislation, a result of a lengthy inquiry into manpower problems during the call-up of reservists in the Berlin crisis, also would make the program porman cnt. The present law expires Aug. 1. As it now stands, such trainees now serve from four to six months active duty before returning home to their reserve units. Under the proposed new pro gram, they could be kept on ac tive duty lor up to 18 months to learn more difficult military skills. S3 tv -H to far: eSSTret -- HS:t3 BEs'iSS 5S If .fllllf ntfVffC'iifni yi ... FLAVORED French ustarb; ess OLD rASHVVi .1, H a T ' iWCU CONTENTS ONE-HAf GALLON NET to by NrNVJF , nil Years ago this plastic lid introduced the fi nest Ice cream Klam ath folks have ever enjoyed. It was a cen tennial "special" . . . but was so GOOD it had to become a REG ULAR. For years it has been one of your favorites. NOW . . . we have added a CHOCOLATE fla vored FRENCH CUS TARD that will be just as popular as the va nilla flavor beside it at your favorite gro cer's, or from your Crater Lake route man. II - -J 111'"' Mrk': -I irW To Make Two West Germany Stops WASHINGTON (UPI I Presi-1 German time, at the Walin Air-i Kennedy's inspection of the Bcr- dent Kennedy will make two stops port which Bonn and Co- lin waU is expected to include a at the Berlin wall during his visit to West Germany, the White House said today. The White House also said Ken nedy will hold a news conference in Bonn, West Germany, and will make no change in his plans to visit Italy, despite the deepening governmental crisis in Italy. The President will leave here aboard his Air Force fan jet transport plane at 9:30 p.m. Sat urday and arrive at 9:50 a.m., Girl Killed SWEET, Idaho (UPII A 20-ycar-old Huntington, Ore., girl, Jackie Aldridge, was killed near here Tuesday when the jeep she was driving skidded on loose grav el, overturned and crushed her to death. A friend, Raymond Church of Sweet, was not injured. logne. This will be the first leg of a ten-day trip which will include visits to Germany, Italy, Ireland, and a one-day stopover in Eng land for talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Kennedy is scheduled to arrive back in Washington July 2. We Work In Dirt! Foundations Bock Hoe Ditch Cleaning Loader Work Harold Simmers EXCAVATION 2144 Peritenon TU 2-6003 motor tour, plus stops at Branden burg gate and at Checkpoint Char lie, the transit point between West Berlin and Communist East Berlin. Aluminum Awnings Locol TU 4-8196 Terms to Suit ARALUM T:: Multiple sclerous manifests itse't in disotKniied t unci ion tig ot I he muscles. Recovery depends on reattivetion ot nerve centers to restore harmonious opera tion ot the body's normal processes. This, Chiropractic endeavors to do and has been successful in the treatment of so many cases that sufferers from multiple sclerosis are now being given new lease on hltt. t .ris.M.e ee. i ----winwaeeMytMtii World Famous Spears Hospital Reseatcn at Spears Hospital has further added to the effectiveness ot Chiro practic's attack an this crippler. See your local chiropractor and write lor rrea literature on MS and other problem diseases. SPEARS CHIROPRACTIC HOSPITAL East 10th & Jersey Sts. DE 3-1581 Denver 20. Colo. Dept F-2 YOUNG COWBOY Butch Phillips, 4, gets an Idea of the. weight his mount will have to carry at the California Rodeo at Salinas, Calif., July 18-21. Drawing entrants from all over the U.S. and Canada, the event may set new crowd records. UPI Telephoto Queen Candidates, Riders Join In Annual Event More than 100, including 75i horseback riders, gathered on the Maude Liskey Ranch Sunday for Youth Injured As Car Rolls A 15-year-old Klamath Falls youth received a leg and possible hip injury when he tried to jump into his rolling car after he and a friend started pushing the vehi cle down a Darrow Street hill. Rodger D. Shumate, 2310 Dar row, is in satistactory condition at Klamath Valley Hospital, ac cording to reports. The youth was not able to get into his vehicle and it received moderate damage when it crashed into a fence at 2422 Dar row, causing only minor damage lo the fence. Shumate's leg got caught in the car door and he was jerked to the pavement by the car's mo mentum, according to the police report. He was given first aid byi Felix Peace and taken to Klam ath Valley by Peace Ambulance. lin 14!I7. the annual outing for candidates for queen of the Klamath Basin Roundup and the Klamath Junior Rodeo. The annual trek to the woods, a picnic lunch and afternoon of relaxation for the candidates, riding groups and others, was ar ranged by Mrs. Liskey. Hamburgers, hot dogs and oth er picnic trimmings were f u r nished by the Junior Rodeo Com mittee. Those attending took sal ads, pies, cakes, watermelons and other dishes. Tile junior queen will be crowned by the 1962 queen, Lor na Rcntle, at the fairgrounds on July 4. The senior queen will be crowned by the 1962 senior queen during the June 23 tryouts at the fairgrounds. WORD'S ORIGIN Original meaning of the word "plumber" was "lead worker." It is derived from the Latin "plumbum" for lead." 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