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Newspaper Page TextPACE 4D Sunday, December 15, 1963 j IIKBALI) AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Variety Time Answer to Previous Puzklo ACROSS ! Mr. Chandler 6 Wager 8 Card game 12 Iroquoian Indian 13 Biblical prophet 14 Story 15 Anglo-Saxon theow 10 Short sleep 17 Athena 18 Staggered 20 Printing macnine Indian leader 39 Burrowed 41 Wapiti . 42 Sorrowful 43 Bowling term 46 Mountain crests SOBulljSp.) 51 Knock f3 Italian stream 54 Ireland 65 Assam silkworm 56 Native of Latvia 57 Marries 58 bleeping turn i lure il mm fife 21 Abstract being 50 Fomale saints 22 Expire 23 UuRin 26 Dispatchers 90 Be sick 31 Metal 32 Female rabbit 33 Anger 34 Goddess of infatuation 35 Mariner's direction 3fi Amfrirart (ab) DOWN 1 Scoff 2 Gaelic 3 Judicial sentence 4 insect antenna fi Curve 6 Note in Guide's scale 7 Point 8 Looked fixedly a vegetable 10 Malt brews 11 Afternoon social events 19 Suffix 20 Fastener 22 fow sand hill 23 Ievantine ketch 24 Novice (var.) 25 Fish sauce 26 Location 27 Paradise 28 Flower 29 Source 51 I'n'irrtakin? 37L'grets 38 Island (Fr.) 39 Impair 40 Utopian standards 42 Palatable 43 Meat dish 44 Minute skin opening m ury 47 Allowance for waste 48 Grafted Oier.) 49 Drunkards 51 "Johnny H rrj rtut 1 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 J3 7J 15 16 "W is HT " izo 23" 24 25 p6 27 28 29 30 31 I 3Z 33 ! 34 I 35 36 37 38 jr'TplT 40 1 Lrl ! i i 1 43 44 45 F" 46 47 48 49 so sTTS 7" 53 54 " 55 56 " 57 y 58 I I i N ill! I I I I 14 Poets' Corner THOUGHTS OK A MOTHER Whore docs lie sleep tonight, Lord, Far off 'neath a starry sky, Lying low in a pup tent, With a sentry passing by? When I think how wo nourished and cherished him, And Rave him the very best, How the orders come quick and harsh now As lie's put to the rigid test. ' How I long to touch and corn tort him, When I read o the heat and his pain, Oh I'd gladly suffer It for him, Though I know that wish Is vain. Oh, East is East and West is West. And never (lie twain shall meet. He left a gay and carefree boy Gut the next time a man I'll meet. Oh, a mother must weep and a mother must pray, And her failh bo strong and true, Till her boy comes marching home again, In his Air Force suit of blue. Grace Jones. My CHRISTMAS WISH 1 pray the litile Christ Child, Who is a new born King: Will bless you on this day And bring you every tiling. This littlo Christ Child, Was born In a manger alone; Though he has a little heart; It Is greater than our own. And His litile Virgin Mother, Willi her wistful eyes of blue; Will l)o our big inspiration, and Make our dreams come true. May Ills Angels watch o'er you, In a Special kind of way, and Bring you everything you ask for Upon this Christmas Day. Upon His throne, lie sits In Heaven, He guards you through the night And watches over" you through tho day. .To see that all Is right. IiOt us on this Christmas Pay, Let us our vows renew, That Wo may meet the Littlo King, When our earthly days are through. C.) II. ..:. TO JACK .It was a beautiful day in November.-, ' . When my- sweetheart asked my hand, Tho frost bad painted all the trees. And fall was all over the land. After the wedding was over, We took a honeymoon, I thought for a long vacation Just to make love and spoon. Imagine my surprise, when 1 fi nally realized The man I really married, was an avid fisherman. The honeymoon was just a dream, He sat beside the running stream With some bait, close by in a can. And ho fished and fished to his hearts content But I really don't blame him a bit, I join him very often, for 1 know how much it meant Just to bring the big ones home. There's one tiling I never under stood And believe me I often wish In all our years of happiness I'd never started cleaning the fish!! MABEL B. HAMPTON. IN MEMORY A man has died, let the nation cry; A man has died, may his soul rest on high. A man lias died, let the drums roll: A man has died and the bell doest toll, A man has died and (he pipers do wail; A man has died, a woman stands yet frail. A man has died, let all liie priests pray; A man has died, 'twas a sorrow filled day. A man has died, a riderless horse; A man has died, yet a mighty force. A man has died, colors at half mast; John t'itrgerald Kennedy this way has passed. Jack R. I'nrnctt. Christmas Time Raises Question Of How To Celebrate In Classroom Counselor Offers Office Party Tips For Secretaries SACRAMENTO, Calif. LPl I specialist in church -stale law, , He said that he favored the I continued, should be considered I dick said there were "many I "much of our finest music Is I be used for "reference. Uterarv, mmf"m mwumi Christmas is a jolly time, except perhaps for the public school teacher who must decide if and how to celebrate it in the classroom. For despite the Supreme Court's decision last June, and earlier words from the high tri bunal, there are still no easy guidelines for the teacher or ad ministralor to follow when deal ing with this particular holiday. For instance: should there be a nativity scene in the school? Should the children sing Christmas carols? Should they hear the story of Christmas as it is told in the Bible? California deputy attorney general Richard Mayers, a law, made this observation "The iSuprcmel court said that the government is neutral when dealing with religion." But, he said, this is not an easy doctrine to apply when assess ing a par ticular Christmas cele bration in a particular school. Religion Question "You have to ask whether it is given, or intended, as a re ligious ceremony," he said. That is not an easy question when many persons argue that Christmas observances are not necessarily religious but a part of folklore. Dr. Max Rafferty, superinten dent of public instruction, is in clined toward that point of view. presentation of Christmas pag cants in the schools, com plete with carol singing and leadings from the scripture, "provided that it was given to the children as a celebration of a great holiday, common to all Americans." "It should be," he added, "a culturally directed program rather than one devoted to any kind of sectarian religious in doctrination." Rafferty said that Christmas Carols, along with Santa Claus and Christmas trees "have passed into the folklore tradi tion of the whole race." Historical Statement Readings from the Bible, he as an "historical statement of a great time." Harry A. Fosdick, an official of the California Teachers As sociation (CTAi, took a different view of scripture readings. In a recent article for the CTA newspaper "Action," Fosdick said he opposed programs "which demand religious com mitments of a captive audience or feature the dogma of th? Christmas story." "This," he continued, "would rule out reading tlie Christian scriptural passages of the Na tivity, which I have seen done solemnly and eloquently in many public schools." About Christmas carols, Fos- mm dick said there were many gray areas." He noted that "we Three Kings of Orient Are," (or instance, "recognizes the dog ma of rNativity, yet is cultural as a foundation for our gift-giving tradition." Earlier this month, the Los Angeles City school district issued its annual set of "guide lines" for principals and admin istrators w ho may be concerned with Christmas programs. In general, the district left final decisions to local principals "who best know how to judge community needs." However, the guidelines said that "highly sectarian scenes and tableaus should be avoid ed." On music, they said, of a religious nature and as music may be appropriately used in connection with school programs." Calls For Precaution The district also asked for precautions "to insure that the individual pupil is not embar rassed and there is no violation of his individual conscience and of the law . . ." California law on religion in the schools was summarized in 1955 when then Attorney Gen eral mow governor I Edmund G. Brown issued an opinion say ing that prayers and Bible read ings could not be made a part of the public school curriculum. But he said the Bible might historical or other non-religious purposes." "The religious guarantees In our constitution," he continued, "stem not from opposition to re. ligion but from respect for it and for the right of each person to determine for him self his fundamental faith." PARTY GlESTS HOLLYWOOD (UPIi The feminine guest stars on the "Route 66" television show during the past two years held a reunion party in Hollywood recently and included such cut. ies as Inger Stevens, Susan Oli ver. Stefanie Powers and Cathy Lewis. CHICAGO (UPD - Heaven will not protect the working girl, no matter what Edgar Smith said. So today an em ployment counselor had a few tips for the holiday season of fice parties. Keep moving. No mistletoe in your hair. Don't get personal. Leave early. And, afterward, don't talk about the party. Miss Elaine Revell compiled the rules for secretaries so that they could enjoy the holiday festivities but "keep things un der control to avoid regret aft er the parties are over." I Miss Revell heads a firm bearing her name that each year places more than 1,500 girls in temporary office posi tions Miss Revell said one of the most serious mistakes a secre tary can make is to arrive at party as though she were going out with her favorite beau on Saturday night. Dress The Same "Girls should dress in much the same manner as tliev do lor a regular day at tlie office. A sprig of holly or some other holiday decoration would suffice as a festive touch." she said. "Proper attire helps to keep a more businesslike atmosphere." Drink, if you enjoy it, but only one or two. Miss Revell said. But if you do not like to drink you should not feel you must, she said. Miss Revell said if a secre tary will keep circulating and talking to as many people as possible, it will eliminate the possibility of getting too chum my w ith one of the bosses. Spend a few minutes w ith the tnailroom boys. It may prove helpful later when you need an extra hand for a rush job. But, only w ith the other girls. In conversation. Miss Revell said, stick to subjects that are not personal. "Not that you have to talk only in terms of business," but you should make a point to of more general interest, such 7Z Sr flSS. V EVER ,N KLAMATH BASIN btW fa&r day SvVtew Nw satin finish f 5 TJi66l" I OS VS i in MINIATURES 1229c TfV 7 TREE I Jii fft I 1 WJJir LJW Adjusts to Many Sties I NATIVITY tVml'lA. BIG CAN " VIIPP I 11110 PUSH BUTTON I .IKCi: Utt I M j Vli I KSsfJjjBTfflM if ONE GOES OUT THE REST ft?R wIN w YY I HfcSI I S7AY UT! F,NEST QUAL,TY- ri A CI A IEC llfSLjL Lfr'TL 7t rh rr tii ts .fc n-M i i mj man 47 4 . fliiniii - uj- tvj- t -i?3 (r as books, movies and sports. No Office Problems "Also, remember that tlie Christmas party is not the place to bring up office prob lems," she said. "Air differ ences at another time." Miss Revell said she stressed not being the last to leave the party. "In addition to being just good manners, leaving at an early time can prevent a diffi cult situation that can develop by continuing the party at tlie nearest bar." No matter what happens at the party. Miss Revell said, secretaries ought to keep quiet about when they return to the office after Christmas Day. Do not gossip or carry tales. There is a good chance some persons in the office will be feeling fool ish and any reference to the party may cause more embar rassment. Miss Revell had one final word: Even the most difficult situ ation can best be handled with courtesy and dignity. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday, December IS, 1963 PAGE iD Most Stores Like To Hire Experienced Santa Clauses SAM SCORE HOLLYWOOD (UPII - Frank De Vol will compose and con duct the original musical score for "Good Neighbor Sam" for producer-director David Swift at Columbia. SAN' FRANCISCO UPD To crack the Santa Claus ranks, a rookie must either be lucky or early. 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KODAK 97 SAVE NOW. i HQRELlO SPEED SHAVERS 'Y CLEANING FLIP TOP PAY LESS SELLS ONLY NEW CAMERAS! 73 U MOVIE CAMERA JERK Atms m m z ' r - - - t t x m MARX SUPER POWER GIANT DOZER ( WILL ACTUALLY PULL A 200 POUND WHEELED LOAD! REALISTIC CON TROLS IT RUNS JUST LIKE A REAL CATERPIL LAR. ONE MOTOR FOR EACH TRACK POWERED BY ORDINARY FLASH LIGHT BATTERIES. 4 Scharinghausen speaka rever enlly of his job. "You've got to like kids," he said. "You get to understand them and be able to listen to them and sympathize with them. You also learn a lot." Scharinghausen, now retired, preferred to hire older Santa Clauses. He said, "Tlvey're more patient and understand ing." But another personnel direc tor disagrees. She claims the wrinkled skin of an elderly Santa scares the child. "Be sides," she said, "We like to hire theatrical types or college sludenls because our Santa has to perform in the store window where Jus voice is amplified outside. The young Santas have more imagination." Clausian Ability .Most department stores agree that a fat Santa doesn't always make the best Santa. Personnel directors are more concerned with personality, humor and Clausian ability than appear ance. The stores find their hiring techniques usually produce a solid Santa although one per sonnel director confessed, "I think all Santas have one ma jor weakness and I don't have to teU you what that Is." Which explains tlie posted notice, "Santa Claus wanted. Must be sober, jolly and no record." Etiquette for the model Santa l found in a book entitled "How to be a Real Santa," published by a costuming com pany. Inside is information on care of the wig and beard, studies ki repose of "A Real Santa vs. A Sad Santa." and a short treatise on "The Real Santa is a good will ambassa dor." Tlie last page contains a proud Santa, under which are written tlie words, "Isn't this Santa ... tlie Real Santa that you want to be?" And lest we be forgetful that a Santa's job is not all joy, one is reminded by Scharinghausen of a Santa he hireed at tlie age of 75. Although besieged by back pains and rheumatism, this one kind Santa always worked overtime to accommo date every waiting child. After one month of exliausiing work, Santa wearily removed his red and white outfit, hung it on a wire hanger and trudged home. He died that night. It was Christmas Eve. Physical Wreck Needs Help Fast, Smooth, Comfortable FLOATING HEAD ROTARY SPEED SHAVERS! TO THE CON- p.otary Shavers Mill i l.idrr for list sh.vrt! Twin rotiry hrids. r. pinch no pill! just "ll A 77 hSY to use clik-set ' ENS TAKES SPAKLING COLOR MOVIES! FULLY GUARANTEED! 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My mother says ho' 11 probably get worse. What about it? M. C. S. Iear M. C. S.: A leen-agcr who Is preoccupied with fears of Dlncsss and repeatedly can cels plans, has strudcl In his noiodlc. Your mother Is right. This boy needs help. And now or he will probably get worse. P. a. I have a hunch that Andy and some nice nurse will make a lovely couple. Dear Ann Landers: My hus band is a wonderful person bul. We are building a new home. Gus is all wrapped up in it and that's all he talks about. I don't mind if he talks about it to me because I'm just as interested as he is, but he monopolizes ev ery social conversation with a progress report on how the house is going and I'm sure ev eryone is sick of listening to him. (Jus carries the blue prints in his pocket. When he trots them out and begins his talk I can PAY LESS FOR POLAROID "DISTANT PICTURE' CAMERA KITS x . MA. NEW CHIC TONI SO BUY NOW'. J.66 CAMfc l--tric Eve Comero :ilm. 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Keepi Baby Ha Four Different fionil Complete With Vinyl Pod, Works as Car Seat Tool Poii ppy With J '. f GOLD, SILVER, COPPER METALLIC SPRAY PAINT AUTO BATTERY BOOSTER CABLES 169 CARS I On.lKCTS TO INSULTS BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UI'Ii Yugoslavia handed the Communist Chinese charge d'affaires a note Thursday pro testing "insulting attacks" on President Tito by Red Chinese Deputy Premier Li Ilsijcn Mien. The depuly premier allegedly made the remarks at an Alban ian embassy reception in Pe king on Albania's national an niversary Nov. 29. just see our friends rolling their eyes toward the ceiling as if to say, "Heaven help us not again." I don't want to deflate his ago because I know he's thrilled about tlie new home, but he is getting to be a pain in the neck. Please help. LOYAL BUT . Dear lyal: In this case 1 recommend that you sacrifice tact for fact. There are few things In this world as uninter esting as someone else's blue prints. Tell Gus, as you told me, thnft he Is imposing on people. Tell him, too, that he has a three-minute limit before you change the subject. Then do It. Dear Ann Landers: Your ad vice to the 16-year-old pregnant girl was perfect. I wish I had known about you seven years ago when I was in the same spot. The boy I as going with was 19 and in college. Tom was my first and only sweetheart. He swore he loved me madly but everything changed when I told him I was going to have a baby. He tried to lie out of it by suggesting tliat I had other boy friends and maybe one of them was tlie father. I knew right then and there that Tom was no good. But my mother in sisted he wasn't going to "get away with it." She applied such terrific pressure on Tom that he agreed to marry me. Not a day goes by but what Tom doesn't remind me that I trapped him. He lies, drinks and runs around. He's no father and no husband. I have a part time job now with one goal in mind to save up money for a divorce. 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