Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 07, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThere's Still Big to For Winner Of Coinword There's n $2,5tH) waiting for the winner of our Coinword Puz zle Contit Below are the answers to last week's puzzle. Get your entry in this week. You could be the winner in this bis conte-t. EXPLANATIONS ACROSS 1. Phoning her pastry shop, a woman might ask for a better CONNECTION if she were unable to hear well. She would not be likely to ask for a better CON I'KCTION at her own shop. j. Sleeping in a TENT while other boys were having fun. a stout could w ish he had remained awake. If he were sleeping in a TEST of how scouts slept under uncomfortable circumstances, he could be glad he slept. 7. iNow and then, city folk en- cjoyNEcThiQN b 1 !: 1 iH I 'Ci i T6"nt .C .. A tTr'i e'eLJwET. l N ."NT wi c.K MlTj ijM T ElRM iT". I f "nvt 1re s Tj? n .. S ClRjAlP IT 0 q!ELrTBi: LleiolelEl J CIA B AM A joy a shady TREE in the coun try as a change from city streets. A TREK or arduous journey would be less pleasant if enjoy able at all. v 8. An unseen WICK would be very small and wouldn't create much fire by itself if it were lighted unless it burned some thing else that would create much fire. An unseen WINK might cre ate a lot more fire and ardor in the person who w inked. 9. Covered with mud, a MAT in front of an entrance would al low children to track mud into the house and ruin a housewife's nice, clean floor. A MUT or dog, covered with mud, would in all probability be tied outside and not permitted inside the house. 11. ME is myself. 13. Signing up for a new TERM, a coach might expect more money based on earlier prom ises. If he signed up for a new TEAM he would probably have been ottered more money to make the change. 13. Under pressure, a good art ist may become upset and RE SIGN promptly. Some good art ists do not DESIGN at all. 17. Unexpected expenses could SCRAP or terminate a big deal that needed more money. They would not STRAP or bind a big deal more firmly. IS. An abbreviation for Lieuten ant is LT. 1!). Mountain climbers would be grateful to find a LEDGE to rest on the way up or dow n the moun tain. They would know about any LODGE before they started and therefore would be satisfied rath er than grateful. 20. The color of a CABANA could identify it to its owner and indicate that it contained his be longings. The content of a BA NANA is known regardless of its color although the condition of it micht be unknown. KXP1.ANAT10NS DOWN 2 Unsatisfactory dentures micht make a CHEW difficult de pending upon how unsatisfactory they were. They might make any one difficult or hard to get along with and not only a CHEF. 3. A silly question will some times provoke or stir up a I BLANK look and cause it to be I come active. A BLACK or angry I look has already been provoked. 4. The store that sells CRUM PETS ought to make dough or batter first. The store that sells TRUMPETS would be foolish to make dough or baiter. 6. Only a stupid person would brag about a CLIME or weather condition which was none of his doing. A very smart clever crim inal might brag about a CRIME hn liar) nnmmill J o-KMn -n..l- ! .iv nuu vuiiiuiiuiAi, mini- ajnrtiiv- ing to his confederates. 10. An old TAM or hat is usual- j ly more practical for rainy wea ther than it is decorative. An old TOM or male cat could be more decorative by the fireplace than practical if one had no mice to catch. 11. At sea, sailors know that the MIST they expect to see is merely water suspended in air. The MOST they expect to see could include other ships, storms or land and not just water. 12. If they didn't look for them, lots of people wouldn't MIND or take care of little problems that could be overlooked. They would be apt to FIND some of them even without looking. 14. Beautiful flowers in a VALE may apear to be almost as po etic as the word, being in their natural state. In a VASE, they may be cut and dried with little poetic appearance. 16. A little island w ith less than 30,000 people is ELBA off the coast of Italy in the Mediterrane an Sea. ELVA is a girl's name. Sunday, July 7, 196J . PAGE S A i HERALD AND MAYS, Klamath Falls, Orr. ' ; 'mr-t ' I I v i1tJ(4li - y r ' t .V. . ,vt j f.J . r E .. N i- .,,' " J Itni'ntn nmmmwmmi r i M Producer Among Five Killed In Crash Of Plane of the 1 : 1 U.S. -Mexico SAN DIEGO. Calif. 'CPU mies snuh Four men. inciuaiiiB F' e- in-, iv,r.i.,, ning television producer jmd . . Douglas aircrait eiiB".vc,s, nave been killed in a s" planejas; rash in Mexico, U.S. customs of. George (Ty Ihyssen, 42. finals reported Saturday. Woodland Hills, Calif., pilot of the II was reooneo ioe louitn i.,... ..... .. , .i.. . jiiaiii- ami wmiiL-r m nic victim was a puoi of wise unidentified by customs of- by Francisco Munoz, ti f I i - , Imperial Beach, a charter pilot . 1 tcn.y Hawk, 37, Inglewood, '"'" cre at Mulege, JUST WANTED SPECS Calif., who said he A LOUISVILLE, Ky. - T h elvit;tion to go on the ill-fated flight. (expression blind as a bat didn 1 1 l!3i. -.in.lv in ibis h,. lv,i:S'iia "C unnersiwKi tnc lounn vic- nearhy rovia, Calif. "It could be either...! was told Hawk said. lined an in- Urand Prix of the Cannes Film IFcstival for the best television with the Royal Air rone who r,,r, i,p,l hein2 shot in combat, but this was not con.",mmcri-ial- firmed. v.iiaries Harold vauance, The four met nealli Thursdayi'-:ul(,r'n "' a "csign engineer when the r single engine Imhi "" ""ngias. plane, a Beccncratl Bonanza,! craslied shortly after takeoff from the airport at the Baja Califor nia fishing resort oi Aiuioge, M Allen Charles Darrow, 32, Canuga Park, a computing engi neer for Douglas. -And Harold S. Wilhelm. other- flew into a downtown store, forc ing evacuation of employes and a call to a pest control crew. The name of the store: Economy Op tical Company. tint's name was either Harold S. Wilhelm or Harold Blom. Mon- The asteroid Eros can come to less than 14 million miles from earth at its closest approach, much nearer than Mars or Venus. GOOD NEWS ON TRANSLATOR For the latest information PLEASE CALL: BILLY GOLDEN TU 2-1259 WHAT "NOT" TO DO This closet is full of the in gredients it takes to burn down two houses in America every four minutes. Rid your houses of these fire hazards in observance of National Clean-Up Week starting July 7. During this week inspect your business, cellar, closets, garage and attic for potential fire hazards and eliminate them. Throw out old paint cans, brushes, oily rags, old clothing, pillows, mattresses, old newspapers, magazines and furniture you will never use again. Brighten up your home and yard, and don't litter public highways and forests. Tourtlotte Rites Held Alvin Tourtlotte. 76. father of Mrs. Bruce i Frances' Stewart. this city, died unexpectedly June 28 in his sleep while on a visit to Madras from his Long Beach, Calif., home. Mrs. Stew art is home economics teacher at Klamath Union High School. With his wife and other mem bers of the family, he had been in Madras where they had lived, for a vacation visit. Mr. Tourt lotte was in excellent health when he retired or the night. He had owned and operated a general store in Regan, N.D., and was a Long Beach apartment house owner at the time of his death. Funeral services were July 1 in the Madras Methodist Church. Survivors include the widow Eilh, Long Beach, one daughter, Mrs. Stewart and two grandchil dren. Kenneth and Marge. Klamath Falls. Kennedy Italy Visit May Be Political Aid ROME (UPD President Kvn-i Italy 'he Socialists were impress- nedy's visit to Italy may be alert lwo ,hlnBs TAKE IT FROM SIS MEMPHIS A boy about 7 and his sister, perhaps a couple of years younger waited in t h e doctor's office. The boy was not in the least happy about it. "But I don't wanna booster shot." he wailed. 'Now. now." comforted his sis ter in her best little - mother voice, "that shot will be better than having booster." factor in stabilizing this country's domestic politics for the present. The President certainly would reject any suggestion he came here to meddle in Italian internal affairs. However, it is an inescap able conclusion that Kennedy's West European swing lessened Italian Socialist opposition to co operation with the pro-Western Christian Democrats in maintain ing a stable government. The Socialists so far have re fused to join Prime Minister Gio vanni Leone's Christian Demo crats in the government but arc expected to permit it to survive. The Senate Friday night voted 1330-110 to support Leone's gov ernment. The chamber of depu ties is expected to follow through this week with a .similar vote of Kennedy's "strategy fori peace. holding out the olivc branch to the Kremlin. The President's special effort I ... ...ll- .. in. in...ln.. d; I" IV KIIIV "III. VHII.UIII.TI ILdlltl 1 I- etro Nenni at the quirinale recep tion Monday night. t lie Socialist newspaper Avanti gave prominent display to this, declaring Ihe Kcnncdy-Ncnni talk1 was "cordial." The. item was! bannered in Avanti, although it I gave no details of the conversa- (ion. Hut Avanli noted with pleasure Ihe 15-minute talk was the long-1 est Kennedy held Willi anyonei that evening and appeared to on-1 iookci's in oc giving rapt alien lion lo Nenni's remarks. If the United States lollows through strongly in the direction omnium it lJ Order Of Antelope Meet Expect 400 To Attend confidence fur Leone who has of a "strategy for peace" Nenni promised lo step down in the fall after leading the government through the summer months. During the President's trip In LAKEV1EW Invitations have been sent out to approximately 7no and preparations arc in full swing for the 23tn convention of the Order of the Antelope July i:i-21 at the Blue Sky Hoiel on the Hart Mounlain National An telope Refuge. About 400 are expected to at tend the annual affair, with Lake County men automatically invit ed. A new feature has been planned this year by the beard of control in the foim of a no-host Danish smorgasbord at the Indian Vil lage in Lakeview from 7 to 11 p.m. Thursday. July 18. This will afford an opportunity for a get tunothor before heading for the mountain. On the program this year are plans to present five-year and 10-year shoulder patches In mem bers who have consecutive an nual memberships for these c riods. The wildlife conservation fea tures w ill include slides and mov ies Friday night, and an open forum discussion with questions and answers Saturday altemoon. In charge will be Ock Doming, biologist for the Sheldon and Hart Mountain refuges. Also participating will lie Har vey O. Edwards. Nevada district agent (or predatory and rodent control, U.S. Bureau of Fisher ies and Wildlife; Jim Yoakum and Nevada state w ildlife special ist with the Bureau of Land Management. ar MONDAY DEGREE OF HONOR. 7:30 p.m., business meeting, KC Hall. CDA, Court No. business meeting, Parish Hall. 121)5. 8 p.m.. Sacred Heart TUESDAY HAPPY HOUR CLUB, 1:30 p.m., meeting, Ruth Heidrich. 323 Washington. LADIES AIX. OF WW I. 12 noon, pothick. social meeting. Grace Burks. Rle. 2. Box 525. Morrill Highway. WEDNESDAY DEGREE OF HONOR, Carna tion Club, 7:30 pm.. Opal Haw kins. 1244 llomedulr probably will be able to null hisl followers back into the govern-1 ment or at least into suonort oil the government. This would be a big plus for the West and vindicate Kennedy's judgment that the European trip Was vital Hesnite rrilirkm fmm some quarters at home and' abroad. JULY SHOE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Men's & Women's Styles i ii f Ii r ks ; s I f it- - I m i n 4 N mn 'Am -I? h 1.0 J :i X . 111". '.,!! 4 ' ' 4i ' To Do h Win i clamls j s-Pfe ! I 527 Main I A SAIFS INSTUUTION 1 SERVICE MlTHftlSt S .7flli lv"smt hmih mis, wt.JJ () NATURAL & PROPANETANK GAS APPLIANCES RANGES FURNACES REFRIGERATORS HEATERS WATER HEATERS WEED BURNERS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING TU 2-2541 I J 'M a Ttatkiat! j MEN - WOMEN Prepare now for U.S. Civil Service job openings in fhii area during the next 1 2 months. Government poittioni pay oi high aa $446.00 o month to start. They provido much greater security than private employment and excellent opportunity for odvoncement. Mony positions require little or no specioliied education or experience. Lincoln Service helps thous ands prepare for these tests every year. It is one of the largest and oldest privately owned schools of its kind ond Is not connected with the Government. For FREE information on Government jobs, including lilt of positions and salaries, fill out coupon and mail at once- TODAY. You will alto g!t fun details on how you con prepare yourself for these tests. Don't delay ACT NOW! But to get one of these jobs, you must pass a test. The competition is keen ond in some caiei only one out of five pass. LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 49 Pekm, Illinois I am verv much interested, please send me obtolutely FREE 11) A list ot U.S. Government positions and so lone., 2) In formation en how to qualify for a U.S. Government Job. Name Age Street Phone . .. City Stott 1150 ON YOUR DIAL PROGRAM This New Program Is Sponsored by Leading Merchants of Klamath Falls and KAGO Radio OVER IN MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE FOR YOUR Automobile -- Home - Entertainment . . . Gifts For The Enfire Family! WHEN THE KAGO LUCKY QUESTION GIRL CALLS YOU ON THE PHONE . . . JUST ANSWER HER QUESTION CORRECTLY . . . AND YOU'LL BE ENTITLED TO BUY . . . A KAGO RADIO LUCKY FAMILY CHECK BOOK I n m e-9 i fti Sfl95 1Q0.00 In Free Service end Merchandise for Only j The Lucky Family Checkbook Is Sponsored by the Following Merchants in Klamath Falls and KAGO Radio (1150 on Your Dial) Holiday Bowl Corner of E. Main ond So. 6th Lewis Richfield 2110 Oregon Ave. at Biehn Si. Klamath Radiator Works 1901 So. 6th Klamath Beauty College, Inc. 124 No. 4th Rohde Shoe Repair 621 Pine Slenderite 2223 So. 6th Kerns Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning 734 So. 6th Blue Ox Restaurant and Lounge S3S Main Chor House Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 126 So. 7th The Eagle Cafe 62S Main Suburban Drug 3650 So. 6th Alta Sports Center 2625 Altamont Drive Eddy Whitlock Shell Service 729 So. 6th Ricky's Jewelers 700 Main Bob Anderson Photography 1219 Main Vacuum Cleaner Center and Appliance 121 So. 6th St. Altamont Auto Electric Corner ot Boordman ond Altamont Thomas Dodge 424 So. 6th Big "Y" Super Market 4710 So. 6th St. Polly Ann Bakery 119 No. 8th House of Shoes 3690 So. 6th Flowers by Bill and Rita 430 Main Shaffer Electric Town and Country 3830 So. 6th The Tog Shop 708 Main Sanders Drive In Restaurant Corner of So. 6th and E. Main Adair Furniture and Appliance 2200 So. 6th KC Paint and Floor Covering 520 Klamath Ave. More ha Theatre 323 Main St., Tufclake Studio of Beauty 107 No. 9th Schulxe Tire Service Main and Spring, Mcrrill-Lakeview Jet. Amidon's Business Machines 4535 So. 6th Altjmont Richfield Corner of Altamont and Boardmcin Derby's Music Co. 127 No. 7th fM( t0 M St ft Lm trM l"4f In Ntrthtrn CaliUmi NORCAL TUUtAKI n. 4J-:I7 !