Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 03, 1963, Page 8, Image 8

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    PAGE SA Thursday, October 3, 1963
HERALD AXD NEWS, Klamath Fallf, Ore.
This ond That
Answer to Previous Putile
ACROSS
' 1 By nature
( Sudden thniit
9 Overawe
12 Indian
13 Polynesian god
14 Mouths
1 ISButterftsb
17 Stripling
leVigilant
19 Astraddle
21 Bespangle
23 Bud's sibling
24 Whim
, 27 Tower tip
29 Festival
u 32 Father of
Horus (Egypt)
jj 34 Specific
E essence
I 36 Seal anew
I 87 Woeful .
i 38 Bulk
41 Behold
42 Long fish
44 Redact
46 Warlike
49 Amphion'a wife
63 School subject
4 One who reels
56 Nautical term
67 Yugoslav big
wig
5fl Soaks flax
69 Bushy clump
60 Raced
61 Lath
DOWN
1 Mr. Lugosl
2 Verbal
3 Prevalent
4 Approaches
6 Sainte (ab.)
6 Mongoloids
7 Emmets
8 Red vegetables
9 Music halls
10 Mouthward
11 Walk in water
16 Nernst lamp
powder
20 Fissures
22 Bridal path
24 Shape
25 Bewildered
26 Discussed
28 Concluded
30 Snare
31 Wriggling
33 Put in mvr
settinc
35 Ventilating
40 Veiled
43 Schedules
45 Rows
46 Ale ingredient '
47 Martian comb
form)
48 A-tiptoo
60 Soviet city ;
61 Greek letter
62 Formerly
65 Deity !
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32 33 M 35
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56 57 58 '
59 60 61
" NF.''5PArSll iKlERI'AlsE ASSN.
K Forgotten,
Use Cotton
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; By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: I enjoyed
Jthe letter from the flat-chested
'school teacher who "filled in with
fw. cotton wnat uon
k ' " L.J tnvnnHan
It was an
amusing letter
and seemed to
make sense
when I read it,
but now I'm not
so sure.
I'm a fairly
attractive 18-year-old
fiiii another one of.
those whom "God has forgotten."
I have been tempted many times
;to go to a linRoric store and
buy myself an improvea iiRiire
but one thins holds me back,
.What etfect would such deception
have on a husband when he
learned he had been tricked?
Would he feel cheated and hold
this trickery against his wife?
-I hope my letter doesn't sound
too stupid to print. I really
would like an answer. KhAD
FOR STUFFING
Dear Roady: No real man
would attach any Importance to
this whole cotton pickln' Issue.
, ; Go to the lingerie shop, Honey,
take care of what God has for
gotten. Dear Ann Landers: What can
I do about a 46-ycar-old wife who
" thinks she's a leenager?
Our 17-year-old daughter Is a
sensible, popular gal whose
friends, both boys and g I r 1 s,
enjoy congregating In our rumpus
room. Wo arc not objecting
in fact, we're happy to have them
here, but I do believe that my
wife should not hang around
(wearing Capri pants and a low-
cut blouse) the entire evening
and behave like one of the kids,
Jly wife Is an excellent 'danc
er and Is up on all the latest,
but our daughter tells me she
finds it embarrassing when lier
mother docs the mashed potato
and the liorse, the rabbit, the
monkey and the rest of those
foolish dances.
My wife Insisls she Is really
chaperoning the kids without let'
ting them know It. I Would like
Students Handle
Discipline At OU
i EUGENE IUPII President
i. Arthur Flcmming of the Univer
sity of Oregon says students
themselves will be in large part
responsible for campus discipline
this year.
Flemming told his Monday news
conference the program being
adopted this year by the univer
sity goes as far as any institution
in the country In placing respon
sibility for student conduct on the
student.
'' A faculty-student conduct com
mittee may delegate Its job to a
'. student court.
; ; Among Items Included In t h c
"program is liberaliiing closing
hours or women students over SI.
: The program also emphasizes
; the university will not ask special
treatment for any student ac
cused of violating city or state
laws.
your views on this. Thank you.
TWINKLE TOES' HUSBAND
Dear Husband: Chaperoning my
eye. Your wile is reliving tier
girlhood and giving that 17-year
old a run for her money.
Parents should be at h 0 m e
when their teenagers entertain
but they should not plunk them
selves in the middle of the group
and try to be one of them.
Mothers who are young In ap
pearance, and lively hoofers as
well, should make every effort to
cut down the voltage In the pres
ence o( their daughter's nay
friends. Often without realizing!
It, they are competing with their
daughter and tills spells deep
trouble.
Dear Ann Landers: I have been
married for .10 years to a man
who is turning into an ovcr-scscd
alcoholic.
He drinks almost a case of beer
every night and even morejin
weekends. When 1 tell him he
Is becoming an alcoholic he
points to his work-record ( ho has
not missed a day in six years)
and insists that people cannot be
alcoholics if they stick to beer
and work regularly.
1 admit it's amazing that his
work-record is so good. I also
find it amazing that he can be
so amorous just before he passes
out which he docs almost every
night.
Is it possible that he Is right
and I am wrong? Can it be that
a person who th inks only beer is
safe (ram alcoholism even if he
docs pass out regularly? He says
bctvr makes him feci good but
lie insists he has never been
drunk in his life. How about
this? AGGRAVATED EDNA
Dear Aggravated: Your hus
band Is full of hops. Hrrr con
tains alcohol anil a person can
get knee-walking drunk on tliree
bottles or less depending on his
threshold of tolerance.
lleer drunks are especially dif
ficult to help because they usually
deny lhat they arc nlroholtcs. And
there Is no help for a tcrson
who refuses to admit thai drinking
Is a problem.
Are you tempted to smoke be
cause the crowd does? If so, send
for Ann lenders' booklet, "Teen
age Smoking," enclosing with
your request 10 cents in coin
and a long, self addressed,
stamped envelope.
Ann Landers will lie glad to
help you with your problems.
Send them to her in care of this
newspaper enclosing a stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
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