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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 194 TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR Businessmen In General Agree That We Are Due To Hit The Bottom Of Slump In US Sometime Around February Or March (TdMer'a Vala? Waalnaaa aaaa fcoli variiat vlawa af laa saalnaaa raraa tan, ranilnff Irani eallmltm la eaaal lin. Wrlaa In aalransra ara a lar.a xaraaar S.II..I.I apaaal will taa nasi arla. TbfM iawa, eat laass ml efaaamuta aaS alaars staatng laa ran, ara eaarrlaaS m taa fallawlaa aMkla av Mam OiawH, AtaarlataS Fraaa aaalaaaa aiai rel- BaiaUI.) Br SAM DAWSON NEW YOKK. June 3 i? How do buaineasinrn themselves assess the present slump? How do their guesses on IU probable length and depth stark up nun thoae of eco nomist, and other publicly charged with telllnc us where we're heading? Oue&ses range li the way from saying we'll hit bottom before the end of this year to forecast! that we won't until the end of I960, but average off somewhere about the lime of the first robin next Feb ruary or March. But let's not forget those who still hold that Inflation can become a threat again soon. Hero aro the current opinions of a ntunbrr of leaders la Industrial and public life. You'll not that what they do has much to do with what they foresee One of the most pessimistic is the head of a construction materials company. He says we have about It months more of recession In store. He reflects perhaps, the belief that the building industry will be one of the last to be rut by tha I piecemeal slump, and the last to ! recover. On the other hand, president of the National Machine Tool Builders association thinks the worst fat oyer, saying that the first half year orders In bis Industry already are aver aging higher thaw hs the last , Dar ter of ISIS. Predictions In the steel Industry have mostly set early I960 for the turning point from their decline, now gathering speed. In the auto Industry, unhurt at yet. we have the prediction of the president of General Motors that the -next 60 to M days will be very Interesting in the history of our country.'' Others say the auto in dustry win be the last to feel re cession, and that It will hurt them least and for the shortest time. Opinions of retailers, purchasing agents, and middlemesi generally New Coet0 mi Hirt'j a Fee. He'll Dog Chow ia mada for doaai ovary, whoro because oil dogs rewire tho soma boaae formula. Tho only difforoneo la that hard working doom want and need snore of it It's tops nutritionally and In palatabilirr. Buy some STANDARD FEED STORE So. 6th and Woihburn Phono 8300 Klamath Falls, Oregon v.v.v.v. m m mm ts m mm m m r , I vS5 " bf S Tedium 5 u 3 r ( WHAT PC? 1 VvQNKjdr3UT ' THy T S BOY. "J HrVLPv TWNO APOUT ) vmlL. CO V fSsMnf5 "- ST W.T,y V $Kt'J "3 V" ViVi'' VSJ 1 Female horse 5, f . ' , .aasttSPV a" h.7 I 1 1 TH- Jl - -l r-T. .- reeltwiriodl I II I I V I II I II 1 c5 A 'R jlvi t'VvJ STRAWBERRY IC CREAM BETTER! 1 "jjm" reflect their belief that prices ; Truman Is wrong. But wasn't It haven't come down far enough yet ! Just a year ago that everyone was The slump Is only half over and saving the same thing about an more -realistic price adjustments" i other one of his stubborn notions are due. aava the chairman of the lhal one about his bring reelected? business survey committee of the ' National Association of Purchasing ! Agents, That would give Che slump about nine more months to run. But the general credit manager of the Commercial Credit company of Baltimore says prices won't reach bottom within the next year. And sn economist for Macy s. New ott. department store, says it "may be six to 13 months before we attain a right degree of price balance along the broad economic front." The dean of the Vntversity of Chicago's School of Business saya Industrial production will bit Its low by Che end of this year and price early in 195. The slump, he cautions, is international In scope. A Harvard business school profes sor of marketing estimates we are from one-third to one-half way down the business slope. The inter national statistical bureau says the i low point will come late this year or early in 1950. and thinks it will take each Industry an average of I nine months to recover half the ground it losL Guesses as to unemployment range to 6S million by September. Its over three million now. How about wagea and salaries? The chairssuus of Consolidated Gro- rertea says they'll probably where they are, and that other ways to cut coals most be found. Tho president of General Electric agrees Chat every effort should be made to keep them where they are. but he also says they mustn't go any higher right now. And finally, we have the assess ment of the whole thing by Presi dent Truman. He said last week: "Our economy Is very strong and American business Is in a healthy condition. We have come down from the perilous peaks of inflation and ara approaching; a more normal level of economic activity." Officially, at least, he has not yet recognised the slump. He still asks congress for powers to meet the threat of another inflationary rise. Moat everyone else says President Location South 6th & Shasta Way CCH08 f a-. -v - - Tr1 f COTTA GET 7HCM S4Ll'S..5 AWV f VOU Re T fAtXLV Wl IK WOtJDf SsVJ wimtfc f 1 COUP Wftlaja tar Olt rUZZatO-T tCaaaSsoS-a fAVy; J ' ----3 x. . - n. , j THI5 JOIsiT OB. TMtf'LL MVRUCT -,4 WfceTlM1 VEB I YOU W)7l A'U T YOU 5XIP. IBVaV MCK. r C UiOlkl' IT wurKI Hi t 1 rVflf r- r l ii ' 1 I ' "' " -i I tn' cops ay Queer tw emotf CCALl x Twe.onvie'.V to ui uhcie Jake (Tokr hm Jl ivt uji ri ilaBN'tifoet tvust I P -laavu Vl'.'L (AxNf I -" . sv- - . . - J nReoTHar ! nti Kid! rsrn 0T ounoiar wad h count bato. It. JV-rjTtL ' , 1 liair,raC TaL. IOie,TOO..JgO I TrM Tl'iV7 lAONTlfPAVOaTM'BOBiRVl ! film rn-sii gWtSlf l 7n youU find Doe Chow io boot tn your dog's bill of fare! 1 lb. of Do Chow oauals 1 lbs. of fswsh snoat tn food Ovor 2000 doe have eonbiba utod their foodina oxpori to tho building of Dog Chow. STANDARD FARM SUPPLY Phone 3722 Lakeview, Oregon m m m m r- m m ww - IT TASTES Thii fine, rich let cream porch frethnetg" you can N .eAiO;AiiJ jmM lp ; ,V WHO UWH 'EM OP CAPES MUCH UOUT I A7ootlT HOIiy, ClJIi8X J I btTTIfV irULt TH' BCsr' BUM CftV mora ond mora people gay, A quart of Medo-Rich Strawberry lea Cream!" Juir illce The i Nl:W PLANT PRINEVIl.lE. June 30 Firtex Insulating company will start operating a new perlue processing plant at Frieda on the Deschutes river July 11. The plant will convert Derllte. a volcanic substance which is mined tn that region. Into insulating ma- ; tenals. I'p to now the perlite has j been shioped to St. Helens tor processing. . 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Emma wilt do her act outside the auditorium. LARtil'ST I'LYKR The condor of the Andes, with wingspresds ranging from eight feel eight inches to nine feet nine Inches, is the largest bird that flies. An.wer to Previou, Punl. HERALD AND NEWS COMICS wrWiAiCi!J t.B,tiXgL. ittti . . ,i i 1 1 a -ir"iiiTi'iiii ! 1 SWlLJir,, IQJJiIl III ' I.. r ' ! II... yiVTil rrWn C'l ". Oa",'4 v.sj 6U . '- T ., ... . r i.wwri.J. I . .;.--... vow ' IS 'f I C T ' , . 1 . A 1 i I - 1 - I I Jk aji i irr -I A. J . 11 V V 1 I f T. WVK I I 1 l i a l lj ii ii ;u c i I i I f r in i i .-sw i a 1 ar .. i i s r I I I ... . trr i fin.riBiT.i-i rikiB.ki Sw. 1 1 t-vV r 1 .- rl il.-r' f'sT 1 s Shield bearing 44 Ancient Ui!h r-, r"i 1 ft ' SJ& 1 ,i L v W ?8 In aline capital k A I II I JUJ A cVV-7 . 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June SO (CP1 "Rip." probably one of the world's wealthiest and most publicised dogs If dead The 10-year-old male wire-haired terrier, which had been bequeathed 174 a month for its upkeep and care, died of a heart attack. Its mlstrr.vi. Mrs. Marguerite R Spratl, who died two years ago, laid down In her will til'ixvMiig of tJMVOOO a pnnrsni tor "Rip" The will provided that the dog must sleep on her bed, be bathed In adjoining bathroom and receive other privileges. A trusted friend Miss Agnes Carta right, was left In tharge of the dog, but was obliged to give up these duties owing tn Ill health. Rip had since lived In a kennel. ADVISOR. CORVAM.IS, June SO tl An Oregon Plate eollree professor will teave Friday for Paris to become agricultural economist for the eco nomic co-oprratinn administration. He is Dr. Harold F. Hollands. CVSC professor of agricultural econom. lis He has a year a leave of absence. He is Dr. Harold F. Hollands. OHO I I .8 I . . I .f 1 H loVl CI I VVi Kl . () a I f, j professor of agricultural econom. I tt Mmr'mWMHMfflif' ."Vi i I ftT I LEVY OKA.Y UNION, June 30 14V-A 10,S0J tag levy has been approved by Union voters. 54 to 31. The budget far above last year's 7.'J0o was necessary to repair lea and flood damage. O TRICYCLES WAGONS BABY WALKERS POOLE'S Blryclea and rlportlng tioods list e. Main Shorwin-Williami Point A2L 3 Store l I s. m fcsa, y ow.0 aOapaafOiV . a VltllllUlllUlllllltlllllltlllUllillliillU1 Your Dealers PROPANE GAS Safe - Efficient Clean Klamath Gas Co. Plant and Office US Riverside Ph. 8321 liiitimiiimiiiiiititmiiiiiiiitiiiititi Paint Store rh. im Haodquortert I fa Ch",k : Wa Offer Friendly ! u i ti'.L s ntjip ttiih i our MONEY PROBLEMS Fait Efficient LOANS ON Furnitura Automobile. Your Signature MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. Ill N. 1th Phone ills si-lit e-m . Viwi""" afjo-irn." w ana tervt. Lost Miver aiay