The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 15, 1937, Page 8, Image 8

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ANNUAL SPIES
EAU SHOWS
H. TO BEGIN SOON
DETROIT, , Oct., 15 (UP)
Next year's automobiles are like
so many prima donnas and today
the men who make them take
their cues from Hollywood and
Broadway when they go awooing
the customers.
As Ziegfeld "glorified" the
American girl and Billy Rose
"opectacles" almost anything.
motor car makers go in for the
lavish 'and stupendous in an an
nual bid for popularity.
Today most of the new cars
have completed their "road
tours" and all, of them have been
shown at special "press reviews."
Now they are being groomed to
go big-time and make their bow
on Broadway.
f Except In the Ford domain by
the river Rouge. head offices of
all the automobile companies are
concentrating on the New York
show starting October 27. This is
the "show of shows" for the na
tion's ('No. 1 industry."
Ford, as usual aloof from the
rest of the industry. will conduct
a show' of his own running con
currently with the other event.
Manufacturers are reticent
about details, but all indications
are that not a trick of the show
man's art will be overlooked this
sear.
Animated displays. tableaux,
music and talking pictures prom
ise to play their part in the indus
try's combined effort to sell
America on more and better mo
tor cars. 1
Last week saw the virtual wind
up of a feverish pre-show cam
paign to acquaint dealers and the
press with outstanding features
of the new cars. Money in big fig
ures was spread on thickly in a
series of parties. demonstrations
and sales-promotion schemes.
Most lavish outlays were made
by Chrysler, Pontiac, Studebaker.
DeSoto and Chevrolet.
All this activity is aimed at the
official "announcement" day, so
dealers will be prepared to take
full advantage of nation-wide
publicity and advertising released
In a flood with the opening of the
New York show.
Aside from the "national" show
In New York, the most lavish ex
hibits of the new ears are planned
for the Detroit and Chicago shows
scheduled for November 6-13.
These major demonstrations
will not be the end of the show
business as far as the automobile
industry is concerned. Other
shows in sg cities will continue
until December 4, when the last
one ends at Kansas City. , ,
The most talked-of innovation
in the new car models for 1938
will be the automatic gear shift.
"BOXY
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in Flattering
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13 Stupefies. ND M RILEY
15 Electrical unit 4 2
18 Agreeable. &1-.1 AS - IIIY NH,
19 Snaky fish. NI() 1 T 0 RD e
20 Gibbon. einip'S R E POUla
21 Half an em. HI. 0 1 Pia, 1111, -1"
23 Evil. -
14 To soak flax food for -----. large variety
26 postscript. 44 Either. of squash.
28 Lone speeches 45 Ireland.' - 56 Ribs of steel
31 Pertaining to 47 Sound of beams.
. tetanus. inquiry.. VERTICAL
33 Entrance. 48 Laughter 2 Consumes.
34 Administers sound. 3 WittiCism.
drugs. 49 it' grows on 4 To support.
36 Nobleman. . a 5 Genius of the
37 Child's napkin 51 Imbecile. body. 44 Kiln.
38 English coin. 53 Goddess of 6 Native. 46 Hastened.
39 Constellation. peace. 7 Punitive 50 Born.
40 The soul. 55 In it 8 Type standard 52 Musical note.
42 It is used as means any 11 Matter. 54 Sun god.
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CHAIN POEM
WASHINGTON,' Oct. 15 (AP)
The weather bureau said today
nature was operating a crop con
trol program of her own in the
winter wheat belt.
The bureau said widespread re,
ports indicated a persistent lack
of moisture in important areas.
This, eft icials explained, may
eliminate prospects of heavy
yields of wheat in 193S. p
Grains planted in western
states early this fall have been
slow in sprouting, the bureau
said, while late sown grains have
germinated unevenly, with the
MONTGO4ERY WARD
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As important at The game as the footbell as vital
at the dance as The drchestretlese soft. supple Lapin
, Furs featuring the "straight-and-sduare" silhouette. End
ing smartly at the hips. they are specially suited' for con
stant wear over your bright wool crepe dress. Blr;c1c. brown ,
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soil in some regions "too dry for
further winter, wheat seeding."
Dry conditions were listed for
parts of Missouri, Iowa. Minne
sota. South Dakota. Nebraska.
Kansas. Colorado and Wyoming.
- In marked contrast, the bureau
said recent rains have been very
helpful in North Dakota and Mon
tana, areas devastated by recent
droughts. Fall rainfall in Mon
tana was reported "best in years"
and heavy enough to store an am
ple moisture reserve.
Except for the midwest dry
area, the bureau said recent
weather had favored fall farm
work generally.
Spreading sawdust on the ga
rage floor to catch dripping oil
and grease is a dangerous prac
tice. The, sawdust becomes oil
soaked and, should the car back
fire when starting, a serious con
flagration may result.
12 It is also used
aS a
13 Sowed.
14 Traps.
17 To guide.
18 'eight
allowance.
22 Spiders'
nests.
23 Flying
mammal.
25 Spigot.
26 Breakwater.
27 Disagreeable
predicament.
29 Marking with
ridges.
30 Reality.
31 To instruct.
32 Approaching.
35 Golf teacher.
.41 Shrub ,yield
tog indigo.
42 Observed.
43 Ibex.
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
HORMONE MAY
ENO STEHILITY
DALLAS, Tex., Oct. 15 (UP)
Normal mot herhOod for thous
ands of women previously denied
children is possible through in
travenotta injection of a sox hor
mone obtained from the blood of
horses, Dr. M. Edward MINIS, 3Syear-old
scientist of Chicago, an
nounced here last night at the an
nual meeting of the Centrst Asso
ciation of Obstetricians and Gyne
cologists. Davis is associate professor of
obstetrics and gynecology at Me
University of Chicago and a mem
ber of the staff of the Chiengo
Lying In hospital.
Many women cannot bear chil
dren 'because ovulation, the pro
cess by which the egg is formed
and released front the ovary,
never occurs, he explained last
night.
The sterility has been over
come in a groat majority of cases
tested tor a year, he said, by in
jection of a substance taken from
the blood of pregnant mares.
"We have positive proof that a
single injection of this hormone
is enough to provide full develop
mentand ovulation," he said.
"This opens a tremendous field.
We can overcome sterility in
many cases bud do a tremendous
amount of good."
Davis. while recognizing the
possibilities of the discovery in
bringing motherhood to childless
women. sees its principal value as
an aid in the treatment of certain
other female disorders.
He was assisted in his research
leading to the discovery by Dr.
Arthur K. Koff. also of the Uni
versity of Chicago.
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BUY Kellogg's Corn flakes at your
grócer's end get your FREE cereal
bowl while the supply lasts!
Everybody loves Kellogg's.
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They have such matchless crisp.
fleas and flavor. Crunchy and do.
Below in milk or cream. Fine for :
lunch or the children's supper.
Kellogg's Corn flakes are bet, 'f
ter made.. Better tasting. Better , ,
pocked. The patented package
with the.heatotealed WitrritE
inner wrapper keeps them oven.
fresh. Ready to serve. One df the 444
biggest values you can buy.
Order plenty of Kellogg's today! Once you've seen
this beautiful cereal bowl, you'll want not just one but a
whole set for your,breakfast table! It's that wonderful
deep.blue glassware that's so popular now.
Kellogg's Corn Hakes are sold by all grocers. Made
and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Twists and
Turns in
The News
Mal I AN Y, (4)Voention.
ni agriculturo. Warhol's, eliooallin
ontranta for a corn shucking con
test, round ftflv Ca raw boys knew
how. Tho lads had l'grown up"
8111C0 the la st. crop was raised In
1932.
Drought a n d gracshonlwa
destroyed the corn (our succesalre
year&
SACRAMENTO. Calif. (
A Los Angeles man sent not his
mattress to be rebuilt. Atter Its
return. he round It more uncom
fortable than ever, so ho railed In
stalk) Inspectors. They reported
they found tour sults of under
wear and it live-pound slab nt
concrete stuffed into tho mattress.
BILLINGS. o ft I (UP)
James Jaekson. transient Negro,
hos found his "religion" good for
many a fret) meal. hut today it
netted him at ?.5-418y suspended
JLi I 8V It I (MVO. Pone court testi
mony said Jackson "preached $o
tong and $o loud that rostantant
proprietors gave him money or
rood to mako hint leave."
NEW ORK. (UM Tatum
Lefurrat. professional numerolo
gist. tiled suit for $:111.000 against
Eddie Garr. comedian. Accord
ing to her complaint. Carr be
came a success alter Aliss Lear
induced him to change 1118
name from Edward Ilonuttud. but
he failed to tiro no to his prom
ise to give bar It) per cent of his
earnings.
NEIN YORE. (UM Supreme
Court Justice John It. 31cCooey
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the smoothest, creamiest
a fudge you ever tasted
just add water ands little butter,
, heat for about 3 minutes, end
pour on a buttered plate. Quick
Fudge tastes even better than
"Mother used to makeCh Wren
love it, like to make it, too.Direc
tions are on the package. Look
for Quick Fudge at your grocer's;
buy it and try it today.
Golden Nesse' Sweets, Ltd.. S. P.
'RIGHT, SON! KELLOGG'S
CORN TIAKEr ARE ONE
CEREAL I COULD EAT
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with 2 large packages or 3 standard-size
packages of lettkok CORN FLAKES
allowed Alfred Levy, composer
and songwriter, to ehnnito hle
num to Warner Alfred Douglas
because the surname Levy looks
euphony nod leads to "confusiou
II nd embnrrnssinent."
litiDAPNST (1111)The 'tows
'moor Magyar rimy reportod
front itolgrado that during (Ito
"runoral" or Ninon Kontos in tho
vilingo ot Tondo the casket toll
to tho ground. broko Into pivotal
nod Kontos roso in astonishmont.
Ko Molt was glinted as saying ho
"putaluti" by his (amoral.
In view ot the 'itemising num
ber of renr-onti millstone ni night.
Moro lo a growing conviction thud
carrying it metro thil-light bull)
Is becoming It greater port of wig.
dom.
Legislatures during the 1037
NNIS011 took up the challenge of
mounting vehicle fatalities by en
acting what is probably the larg
est number of uniform traffic laws
ever passed In a single year.
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delightful reminiscences. And what con
versation of good things to eat and drink
does not eventually include coffeel For 59
yecrrs people have been talking about the
pleasure in drinking Hills Bros. Coffee. Bs
matchless flavor is unforgettable. This is
the coffee you will enjoy again and again.
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Strictly Union HoursClosed All Day SundayWeek Days 8 to 6Sat. 8 to 8
524 Main Street - FREE DELIVERY Phone 64-76
Lifebuoy Soap , 100 I Libby's Baby Food 250
3 Cakes 4' 3 eans
Campbell's Soups, 1C0 Shaker Salt 4E0
Lifebuoy Soap 190
3 Cakes
Campbell's Soups, "co
(Except Chicken) 3 cans Ing
Tomatoes 250
3 No. 2 cans
Dill Pickles 49
No. 10 can
Flour , $179 I
Drifted Snow 49I1,. bag
Cake Flour 250
fit 11,n St Win 62,2S 1.ku
Apples
yoney Jonathan. 23-Lb. lug
.Cauliflower
,Largo white heads
'Grapefruit
Arizona Seedless
Spinach
Fresh local
Utah Celery
Large Stalk
Oranges
Sweet Juicy Sunkist
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Any young num looking to stoaft .
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tho mdlo 'tido or it, 'nut Is ths
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