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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1963)
State Vacates 96 Positions SALEM ll'PH - The Slate Tax Commission eliminated 96 positions as part of iu W6,457 budget reduction, it was an nounced Saturday. Forty-eight employes were laid off, and 48 vacant positions were eliminated. Those laid off included all employes over 65. Most of those let go were clerical workers, and only a few auditors and collectors received notices. The two-week notices went out to employes Thursday, and be come elfective Nov. America's Greatest Drug Store Event j STARTS OCT. 31st I : 10JDAYS ONLY I NATIONALLY ADVERTISED J : '.-'. : .. , in ;. 'LEADING MAGAZINES.. '. 5 SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS, I 'RADIO & TELEVISION Vood's Dm 10th and Main 8. Don't get caught on campus with a leaky coat. It spoils your fun and often leads to colds. Get our miracle Soft-n-Dry. Works wonders on all outer wear! Treated fabric stays soft as new. But watch the water roll off! Be prepared . . . call us today. CASCADE LAUNDRY ond Dry Cleaners Opp. Post Office TU 4-5111 NEW METHOD CLEANERS Cold Bond Stomps 1453 Esplanade Ph. TU 4-4471 BROADWAY CLEANERS "S&H" Green Stamps 4615 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-6403 Trucks Radio Dispatched for Fastest Possible Service SELF-ADJUSTING MATERNITY SEPARATES STYLED BY HERALD AST) NEWS, Klamath Fischers Will Move ABKUDEEX. SC. L"P1 Next Friday is moving day for the Andrew Fischer family of quintuplet fame. Chamber of Commerce Man ager E. C. Pieplow said Friday night a large, rambling home on the northeast part of the city is to serve as the tempo rary residence for the Fisch er, the quintuplets and the couple's five oilier children un til the city builds them a new S100.008 heme. Pieplow said the k'ischers have not selected the site for the new home, but "probably things will start moving on that as soon as they're settled in their temporary home." The quin'.s still remain in St. Luke's Hospital and were not expected to leave before the family moves to its temporary residence. STAR O) LLAI It. ySr-J mas. 22 -aAPR. 2. -i 6-19.24-40 56-64-82-87 JK Vour Doily Activity Gutti H r Aetardtnn in ik Cin t To deveiop message for Tuesdoy, read words corresponding to number ot your iodioc birth yf TAUtUS APR. 21 I MAY 2! ! Don't 3) Much 32Trsen 33 Not 24 Money 35 Do? 26 Haite 3? Upeet 38 You 39Tf03y 41 Thsy 4 3 Tmngs 44 Accdent 46 Love-making 47Con'r 43 Goj 9 Over 50 Dijiont 5! 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Oregon Monday, October it, 1365 Early Years Influence Kids By ANN' LANDERS Dear Readers: Parents often write and ask me what makes some children turn out well and some badly. Why do some children grow up to be re sponsible, lov ing, weH ad justed adults while others seem to Utoe their way? There are no pat answers to these questions. Heredity is un deniably a factor but there is more and mere evidence to sup port the theory that a child is the net result of what happens to him in his early years. The following piece came in the mail from a reader. It was signed "Author Unknown." and GAZERJ "ULLAA MKA ;T-23 ri OCT 23ve 1. 5-KJ-3M stgrv 149-60-73 61 P'onQ! p3Ti3t 64 o 65 Wah tt Deve'scment: fc? in C5 From 70 Tn 7 1 General 72 " oa? 73 Prcb'trm 74 And 75 Prosperity 76 Or 77 Excesi.es 73 Cbi'gai ions 79 MQkg 51 Probably S2Th 83 Iftiaortoil S4To 85 Are 87 0f 85 Nature 6? Cantocts 90 Wa'V 1 Neutral OCT. 24 17-22-35-454" .5-83-901. SAGtTTAlMUi 1k 7-12.20-46"- CAWCOtN KC 2J ;? !AN 23 V-f Bl-26-3?.42(0 I57-7W-S MlSWi 68-61-75 mat fE VJ id b3-76.79.8y Reprisals Charged NEW YORK lUPD - The American-Serbian committee charged Saturday thai the Yugo slav government has begun re prisals, including arrests, against families of emigres who picketed President Tito here earlier this week. George Vujnovich, chairman of the committee, said the com mittee's attorney, J. Dudley De vine, will ask the state depart ment to protest to the Yugo slav government concerning treatment of the demonstrators' relatives. Vujnovich said the committee has documentary evi dence to back its charges. Vujnovich and another com mittee member, Dusan iPetkovic reported that emigres who pic keted Tito on his first visit here in October, lfffit), had re ceived warning letters begin ning late last month from rela tives in Yugoslavia, They quot ed the letters as saying "please do not do as you did in October or we will be harassed and tor tured" and "please do not dem onstrate or e will lose our jobs and be deported to the in terior." "Yes, the letter actually used the word torture," Vujnovich said. "One "8-year-old woman wrote her son 'i have Uie October cold 1 had in I960 and the doctor has been to see me three times.' We interpret this as meaning that tlw police had been to see her three times. Others wrote "you are going to have a guest, su behave nicely or you know who will pay tlx; bill." " Tobacco was the first le gal tender of the Virginia col ony, according to the Chase Manhattan Bank Money Muse um. Slim Jn t.98 SI 2 Main StrMt Maternity Fathiont Weans' Ffear Ui tfct t)at! PAGE 1 I would like to share it w ith you. "II a child lives with criti cism he learns to condemn. "If a child lives with hostility he learns to fight. "If a child lives w ith fear he learns to be apprehensive. "if a child lives with pity he learns to feel sorry for himself. "If a child lives w ith jealousy he learns to hate. "if a child lives with encour agement he learns to be confi dent. "If a child lives w ith praise he learns to be appreciative. "If a child lives with accep tance he learns to love. "If a child lives with approval he learns to like himself. "If a child lives w ith recogni nilion lie learns to have a goal. "If a child lives w ith fairness he learns justice. "If a child lives w ith honesty he learns what truth is. "If a child lives with friendli ness lie learns that the world is a nice place to which to live." Dear Ann Landers: I'm a Xavy w ife whose husband is on a Polaris submarine riding the sixth patrol. My man is gone (or 14 weeks and is home for 10 seeks. Sly two children are in school so they don't require much time or attention. I read, sew, clean, shop, bowl, swim, watch TV and go to the movies but still I gel lonely, especially for male companionship. It is no secret that some Navy wives run around. Everyone knows who these women are. In some cases their husbands know and are willing to forgive and forget. I don't think my husband would be so broad minded (or lion-hearted if 1 stepped out on him. So far I've been 100 per cent faithful but it's becoming in creasingly difficult not to wink back if you know what I mean. Please help. A POLARIS WIFE. Dear Wife: To cheat or not to cheat that Is the question which faces almost all married people at one time or another. Disenchantment, or fn some cas es plain boredom, causes much of the straying. Thousands of sad and sorry people have written to trll me they paid a dear price Cor what they had meant to be only a little fun. The ability to play it straight pays handsome divi dends in long-term profits, iy dear. This Is what separates the girls from the women. If excessive drinking is wreck ing your health or destroying someone you love, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Help For The Alcoholic," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self - addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this new spaper enclosing a stamped, elf-addressed envelope. SPECIAL! This Week Only! FRFF 1 Quart of Trim rKri with purchase of 1 gallon Dutch NALPLEX LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT J "D&h'&Tf'do it- besfei BASIN BUILDING 4784 So, 6th Sports Study ACROSS ITy S HwsrbiU (tick 8 H title XI K&g plum of irKisa 13 Before 14 enter hrb 15 Hindu saltations J6 Dd 1? Chafer ISBrtroil 20 Dried grp S Pulped food 40 Katiure 41 i mless fish -KN'igMmMes 45 Handbag sewed im SOKeverentiaf fear SlCookms tttenstts 53 ftttian coins 54 Neither 55 Hmdu femd grant msec egg SSMm FiUieraiJ 23 Moslem officer 5? Roman brenre 24 Stringed 53 S-uebatt team instrument S7 Torture II Buddhist saered moastain !2Cit? haie 13 Study 14 Early tut (S Anfin 16 Crooked I? Baseball Irames DOWX t Fishing throw 2 Kmg of Xiraei 3 Sailing ship 4 Brwtl of deg 6 Curved line T Quadrangle Girl's timQ P n o r? il (S 17 24 ps po ""pT 23 pa m SI P" 12 -133 3 rp r n r p" 42 143 44 13 to p f 43 " W 52 53 S B 5S 57 58 I I I I I 1 I I 1 1 I n Motorists Set New Mark For Deaths On Highways CHICAGO UP - The na tion's motorists set a new rec ord for death on the highway during the first nine months of the year, the National Safety Council said today. During the first three quar ters of the year, J!,!7o highway deaths were recorded 6 per cent more than the previous nine-month high of 29.340 in September saw move highway travelers killed than any other September 3,970. This toil was 9 per cent higher than tc 3.64ft who died in September, lata, and 6 per cent more than the month's record-setting total of 3,T4S in 1941. While the number of deaths increased 6 per cent, the amount of travel rose i per cent in the three quarters. The resulting i WILL SOON MAKE mi ntwi in I KLAMATH FALLS 1 NALPLEX that's all you need to create bright, new rooms! No wonder we're happy to recommend this easy-going fiat wall paint to our cus tomers. It covers smoothly with just one coat, dries in a jifly is truly-washable. No mess brushes and roiierg clean up with tap wafer. Colors available? You'll be delighted. MATERIALS Your Lumber Number 2-2563 Aiwwar to Pravlsu Punta Brief lOAscetie 3 1 Observer! .26 Sesersr f spare pitcher SSAsctest Edotu dtcmani UTefcerte- - teChasce1 43 Boy3 mmt 4 S!r. Htifcbetf 47 Mr, Musia! 48 Mas s am SI Jiorra 19 River tSp f 21 Keyea ap 24 Opert smger 25 So be it! SSr'taoreaeest lieht SJBiblieat prophet M ftreier 29 Traffic are l) Grafted, iher l 32 Ancient Persian F W death rate was 5 2 fatalities per iOO million miles traveled, up 2 per cent from last year's S t. Los Angeles remained in first place with the lowest registered vehicle death rate among cities of more than a million popula tion. Detroit was second, Phila delphia third, Chicago fourth ami New York fifth. to install I I ia;uin;ti m I P U E Al e h i mi ITEilU j;a;- s B?TgAC-';j T'OiMAtTtBWM OMt t IE O iTL"i'. lJs--j'-s E'CF "p'e IsioMe 'pAtNoMM'S'S a v ePIa c'm ;:'v . i Vc garf! ie'p'o'ai ieik e'o prevmea 35 Check !. MM Modern electric appliances and clean electric heat moke life easier and more pleasant for thousands of families in this area. But many homes even new ones are not properly wired to meet the demands of modern electric living. CalOre Electrical League heating and wiring contractors again can pay you for a limited time to install modem wiring and clean electric heat in your home, new or old! WE WILL PAY YOU A $100. BONUS ALLOWANCE if you install a 200-ompcre service entrance panel and mod ern electric heat (6 kilowatts or more), plus circuits to pro vide for electric range, electric water heater and electric washer and dryer. THIS ALLOWANCE MEANS THAT YOU CAN INSTALL A TRULY MODERN ELECTRIC SERVICE ENTRANCE IN YOUR HOME AT A GREAT SAVING. HOW TO QUAUFT FQ THIS BONUS ALLOWANCE Allowances will be mada enfy on permanent insfaffatiom fa Appttarfksra befae Uovtntxr 5, 1953 eo reshfatftst ton. fmebil types tidudcd), ond this ottowome wilt oppiy only struction cr',f Cwinng pamtt mat he sfated between August to fhoM who V are customer of COPCO Division, Pacific 5 ond November 5, WS8 W hove Iheir heoting end wiring Power ond Light Comoony; Ktomoth fsih, Lokeview, ond thereto installed by outhoraed ColOfs Eiecfriral Leogua A.ItufOl Districts of Central DMjten, Pocific Pownr end Light contractors. Ses eligibiiify rotes end fiaMiHrans psttd by Company; City of Ashlond, ond Syrpris Volley ESertrifea- heating or wirmg cortfrosftw dispteying the Ca'Q-i Bactrical tiort Corporation; League Einbicm, SPECIAL WIRE-ON-TIME PLAN AVAILABLE: In addition to the Kg cash saving from this special bonus allowance, home-owners and home builders en PP&L lines can make use of the Company-sponsored special Wire-on-Time Plan, Includes both home wiring and electric heat installations. Maximum $1,000.00, no down payment, as little as $10,00 a month, 36 months to pay. b umt ;m ft ompiti fltfQit r tu. nMe ton jiuc Mcwiui. leacliEi?tfric ,S,utff"ef,8ftrfCt, " - i Tillman - lihlljs Electric Store . , TO 4-S512 Holland Sheet Metal Carrier . Heat Pump TO 14582 mm Mental Health Center Being Studied HAPPY CAMP-Mrs. J, Ever ett, Barr. Yreka, and Mrs. Jes se H;imilto!t lunsmsiir, were named at She 25th district, meet ing, California Congress of Par ents and Teachers, in Happy Camp on Wednesday to explore fte possibilities of a snentaE health renter in R e 4 o I n g to serve the slate's four northern counties. Results of a meeting in Red ding with eottnly oSfieissto ami other interested persons will be reported at the next 23th district meeting in Weed on the evening of Nov. 2ft. Mrs. E. E. Hyde, Satt Jose, CCIT ptiblietty toslreetiott chairman, was the guest speak er al the alMay session She dis cussed fundamentals of publi cizing PTA through press, radio, and television media and stress ed the rote of indiviffttal mem bers improving the PTA public image by being welt Informed on national, state, and local PTA policies and accomplishments, Eddie Roberts, president of tire College of the Stsfeiyotts, ex plained Use problems of COS in meeting the demand for adult education courses. lie promised more cotirses would be offered this winter as soon as attend ance centers arc found within the financial range of the adult program funds. Last year 63 courses were taught involving 3,600 enrollees at a cost of $30.ti5.4S for in struction, transportation, and classroom space. Registration FOR LEASE MAIN STREET LOCATION Immediate possession of this excellent downtown business location. The 2,090 sq. ft. on the ground floor, 500 sq. ft, mezzanine ond the full basement moke this ideal for any retail business. CoH or see . . . James ESiilwell 8 Co. 519 Moin St. V MODERN 171 MUG CLEAN ELECTRIC mi i im 41 9m horn t fwolifr ff tW Tit J H5i ik it i Tjiin if, v, TO 2-2528 fees and funds front state aid came to only CS.-I6S.S2, Roberts explained. John Sugden, principal of the llajpy Camp Elementary School, explained the ttealy in traduced classes for the mental ly retarded. Oar accelerated sfu dcaf, and for study of the pbo netie alphabet. Frank Omsk, principal of the Happy Carap High School, tevited inspection Notice To harge Miller's Books are closed for the month! All charge purchases made balance of this month will not be due until Dec, 10th. Christmas shop now during our big month-end sale! 512 Main Free Forking at Sth & Klamath REALTORS id urn ( UAH t Uw9rH, uil fv& irmf t htii v.. n..t tl-. i.!. Til i fan risci ticunt . . ... t t looth Chrwnalw - Electreni tBni wn Eletrtc Supp,f mim' of Use new high school slug 4s sigseef for team teaching. PTA units represented inctod ed Dtatsmuir, CasEeBa, McCieud, Weed, Yreka, Seisd Valley, asd Happy Camp. deaf Location DOWNTOWN Eusinesi or Office Inquire GUN STORE Customers Ph, TU 4-3136 HEAT NMJ.imu contf 4m " - - sti i ff-J-, 1
