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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1947)
Deadly Potentialities Of Radioactive Cloud War Complicates Defense Plan WASHINGTON. May 21 (! The deadly iiotrntlallllra of a "rariln. arllva rliiiiil" weapon are ronipll ratine plena far lilillni men mill niNiililiira uiitlrrirnund In rvcnl of atiwilo Hie warfare. Hut llift problem of aralltir cjfr utiti'rraiiraii altea egulnat polaonrd Ir l unilrr alililv, arronllns to ll article In the rurrrnl unofficial eerv Ice pulillrallim, Armored Cavalry Journal. Tim article waa wrlllrn before plana Maker Glenn 1 Martin i (111 rliMiira week of eprlnienla by the army and navy to crcale radio ai'llvr t'lnuda. Tlirae clowla, cover ing a tiille-equare area, could ha (urinrd by biiral of radioactive matter reloaaert from an alrplanr, Martina (llarlnntiia waa made be- Morse Raps U.S. Attitude CIIAPRI. IIII.L, N. O, May 31 Tim decline of tilt Unlltd Hlalta will bt recorded aa beginning In IU47 imlraa America accepla "tilt price n( ieace," Hen. Waynt Morae iM-Orel aaid lint laat nlulit. Tht preaenl Irtnd, lit told a Unl veralty ot North Carolina audlcnct. ta "rapidly btcomliif a count of economic Isolation" and If It con tinue!, "lime will paw ua by." Tht people, he laid, mutt live thought to Uit pari tlila country la to play In International affaire a part to be determined In larite mcaaure In Uit next al ycara. This, lit Mill, waa why "I alrca tht Im IHirlnn.e to our nation ot lilt prca tilt With Cointreau." Momt alternately flayed (he con grraa and tilt iwoplt for tilt laola llnnlat trend lie aald waa developing. Orient Said Land Of Opportunity POnTI.AND. Mny 31 .Vi-The Oilcnl holda tht grrateat opimrtun Ity lor American bualneaa. Arthur H. Koyt, New York. nrraldenl of the Car East-American Council of Com merce and Indtiatry, reported here. Koyt, now touring tht Weal Coaal, aald moat of tht tradt will funnel through .Portland, Healtle and Ban Pranclaco. "Europe It on tht economic down trade, while Uit Orient U eu-aplng from semi-colonial alnltia, liu Uit largest population of any geo graphic dlvlalon of tilt world, an tnormotia reaervt ot natural re aourrta and a low living ataudard," Poye aald. The man who went lo his first "Movie" in 18 Years... Because I helped HIS HEARING! You may even know mil mon. He live right in Hiii community. When he flnt cam to me he wai at discouraged ai a man could be. I couldn't blame him. He loved the "mofiei" ond when talking picture! com In, he hod to give It all up. He luit couldn't hear and he didn't think a hearing aid could help him. Then lomeon told him about the new hearing in itrument that it UNLIKE any other In the world I He cam in to tee m about It on day. Do you know what thli man did that very tame night f HE WENTTO THE "MOVIES" and f.hod the time of hii life I Th Htor'mg Instrument UNLIKE Any OtW m th World Mf two l ttt. lb Mili mttf ' 2 IZ 7jm. npmal CALl WRITE COME IN 'am&ficari INTIRNATIONAl Aceustieen - Heitkemper Co. JO I Rolvln nirit. Klamath Falli, Ore. (ti'tiuiltcnn-lloltkompor Co. till llnlvln nirti. I.tmalli Falla, Ore. ' Oontlamoai a n I with t. hoo tho MH IOOK ooowt too roMonoVo'Vil el Mr Hoorli.0 Loll on. How It Con lo Corrtctad. t I with to novo o ml damonitrollon. KAMI ADMIM OTV ZONI.... STATS. fore a cuiigrcaalonal uiiiinnltU'e, and he declined to o Into tlrtnll on the method. It waa recalled, liuwtvtr, Hint arv tral poaalble method for aiireadlng radloactlvt death have been atig itealed imofflclally, Including tht re leaae of cluat or oil aiirt.y linprcg nnU'd with rndloucllvlty. Tht armed forcea liavt been awnrt of the menace of rndlouutlve ulr alnct Inal aliinmer'a Klklnl atom bomb txptrluienU, It wna dliutov treil there that even Hie uat of a wtlder'a Uircli or a grinding wheel would rtleaat Into the air radio activity which had iiilhnrtd to nulld obltcla anch aa warahlp tltllnga. 1'ht Journal, In reviewing atuillra and programa abroad for under ground altea mtnllnnrrt that (treat llrltaln and Hweden bolli art mak ing audi rfforla and then ealdt "Another country. It la ptmlatenU ly rumored, hna prtaatd prlaoner-of-v.ur labor Into raioitructlnn of tht largeal underground airfield In Hit world located 111 a highly dotn liiallng and commanding arta, which Ilea grent atml-globnl alr-atilklng potenllHl." Tht Journal did not Identify the country, bill tht only nation report ed to be ualng prlaouer-of-wnr labor 111 quantity at tlila time la Humiu. One Convict Still Free AI.TURAH, May 31 Two of three couvlcla who tncuprd from OiXHt lake priacll camp May 11, art back In Jull al Alturua, while tht third, h'rauk tkhulu, la atlll at large. KtiaMll lliVve and William II Evana, arrtAted ahortly after their escape In Mlndeii, Ntv., and Loa Angelea, re)ecllvcly, were returned lo Modoc, county to atand trial, al though tht Kill had taken a hand In tht aearch for tht eacapeca. They had kidnaped a civilian worker, Jack Mcana, and driven Mean'a car acroaa Hit Halt line lo Bparku, Nov. Hayta and ICvani art charged with tacapt, car theft, auault and kid naping. An Allure ntwapaptrman aald Uiat Olalrlcl Attorney Charlea Ltdertr waa throwing the book" at Uit two men. Huyea waa already atrvlng a lift term, and Evana 1 to 14 yean CARNIVAL By Pick Turner co ton tt m. mwc urn i m i t. on j Dry Veather Is Forecast PORTLAND, May 21 UIV- Con tinned dry weather throughout Ore gon thla week wa fortcnat by tht w ather bureau today aa It reimrtcd ome dnmiiKe already appnrent to wheat and panturea by tht pro longed lack of rainfall. Tht weekly report aald prenent trend Indicate that Kaattrn Ore gon will have clear aklf for the next week with aome ahowera In tlin Blue mountain but not In agricul tural Mctlon about Hunclay. Temptruturca are cxiwcted to be above the neanonal normal with two or three day having maximum approaching UO degree. In Westtrn Oregon the outlook li for aome morning cloudlne In Interior valltya Thursday and Fri day and heavier cloudlnra along the coatt, where light ahower arc possible. Temperature will be lightly cooler. Construction Cost Drop Coming Soon PORTLAND, May 21 4V-A build lug Industry asatmbly waa told laat night that conatructlon coat would drop a much aa 20 per cent by the end of the year. Tylor 8. Rogtra, Toledo, O., preal- gaALO NgWl. Klaaaalk falla, Ore. WIDNieDAT. May II, HIT, Page TkrM dent of the Producer' Council, pre dicted building costa eventually would reach a level between the pre war low and 1C46 peak prlcea. la It a hard-to-get article you need? Advertlae for It In The Herald and Newa Want Ad Section. Gas on Stomach Jl hi I mmmm 1 oU. o. m, WkooinofoOfOnowho'UNiiMpoJnhri.ouaoMO. TBI ih. oour louikt li oott homburtt, d.wMi iwuollr PTmyIo Iho r-lM-oi'llr atMlivliwo knows t, MIPI..MUP rll-t aw,llr(noa Mho thnooTn HlVaioa Tfthl-fa. NnUlkllvo. h-ttna brinat onniriwl la a JUrMCttwBUautewutloawaorlMwa, lu. "Now you know the rules keep your punches up, no bitin' In the clinches, break clean an' com out fightin'!" ritlKOKKK KOt'GUT PORTLAND, May 21 (p, Police today aouKhl Robert A. (Jhrlatlanaen, 2'i. who tacuiied late ytattrday from a Rocky Bulbs county Jail truaty gang working In a quarry. The prlaoiier had aerved alx daya of a IHO-day aentence for indicating a 14 -year-old girl. . CIIKItltY CHOP -TT LA GRANDE, May 21 !'. The Union county cherry crop haa been cut 26 to 60 per cent by cold weather In recent week. County Agent R. W. Bttiaad reported today. A crop of 400 to 600 torn wu eMImnted, compared to an average of 700 tOIUL NOTICE Anyone having garments on coniignment or layoway, please call for same before June 1st, 1947. Closing Out Clothes Mart 101 rioulh 9th The VICTOR DECCA COLUMBIA CAPITOL , Ok. 1 Al Jolion Al onor Roll of Hits on Sol at DERBY'S victor r-im Vlotor' F-lan Nllllilllr) ainfi Albant I Of) Colombia C-l l bam Al JoUoa Carerle Alban rratar Mailla All-Tlmo Hlli Albara Tommr Oortoy Dorotbr bar Tbo tark Av Oorolbr Star 'MUeba I WalUoa Albom Coy Lombardo .... Warao Klaf WalKoa, Valoa Wavao Klnf - ... 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Sire for missos and woman. CIom'k Ployeort or firmly woven oeersucker, easy to launder! Button-front skirt. Brown, red or blue stripe. 12 to 20 A Woman's Playjuit with bow netkline. Matching skirts In red, brown or blue striped woven leenucker. Sizes 38 to 44 $7.95 The Bird Print ployjuit and skirt of cool paitel spun rayon. Sizes 12 to II -A IV $4-w i 4, Ml Y Your Klamath Theatre Guide ESQUIRE PELICAN TOWER PINE TREE RAINBOW WEDNESDAY "CALIFORNIA" with Ray Milland and Barry Fltiserald. Critics rave! Life Masazlne aayi "SEN SATIONAL." "OPEN CITY" starts today. "CALIFORNIA" with Ray Mllland and Barry Fltiferald. JIMMY WAKELY In person. Jos screen show. "HIGHWAYS BY NIGHT" and "GENIUS AT WORK." "d&feclt f(444ztei pent ewey4c4 Stora Hour. to 5:30 133 So. 8th Phono S188 ...I
