Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 03, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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    WEDNESDAY, AUC. 3, W9
litKALD AND NtWj, KlAVirt I n rM-Li. OKtuOH
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Here's What Top Brass In
American Industry Think
The Fall Business Will Be
tlv NAM IIAWHOS
NKW VOHK, Auf. I ) Hul
nfM mn differ atmiug llirntM-lvn
In Ibrlr luraww to mIinI's thrd
Ihla fall for thrlr Urtorlr and
lort. Hut llhrr way ihrjr far,
thry fiprm alrung opinion
doublltM brcau Utry r far
ttir oul an lha firing Una titan Ilia
raal af u.
Ilira are Uia vlrwa of tup Rtrn
In their various Huliutrlra ftcrun
Uia country;
An optlmut In Ohio predict! A
70 pr rent Iiktm In mir full
aalra." lie U tcluwtl by othrra in
many llitra arroaa the rounlry.
A pmlmlii m Priuuylvniila
write: "My Indmtiy U tirk and
in outlook for tht nmt few month
U not at all encouraging." Hp. too,
laa hi brvUim. hera and thrre.
In-brtwrfn vlrwa ranird from a
Mlnnraola yndrrwrar m a k a a
gumk. Ilial -aalra will ba allghtly
ff Ihla fail, but not alarmingly ao."
la lha hunrh mt a t'levrland manu
farlnrar ml avvrylhlng frwm food la
anelaj produrU thai:
"Our bualitraa will ba very good
If lha atrrl rompanlra lUnd pl
at at rut a fourth round of waga In-
Thry wrnta tlirlr Vlrwt In J. H
fk-arborough, publuhrr of I h r
Aniarlcan miiiilnf, who had
tvhM ihrm: "What u the outlook
for thU fall In your biulnru?" Hrrr
ara aoma of tht repllra, Irmn chair
men of lha board, prealrtmu. rxr
cutlvt vlrw-preairirnU. or Uip mm
In aalea, of a croaa-awttoti of
AmtrU-an bu&intaa Ufa. Thry give
you ft gUmpaa of biuinru you may
liot grt from lh nrwa rrpnrta.
for axanipW, aoma art buainru
murh batter already than It wu
A NL Laula aaanufarlurrr aava
-1949 will prove U b rnidrably
ahwd a 1U mm a whofe."
A MidwMt automoblla Insurance
rwanpany off trial aay "the oullonk
far bualneaa Ihla fall la eirrllrnt."
An airline rare-all rrporU "the
Urgtat BMHilh In wur huiory."
The aalea manager of a top rlec
trlral prnduru company write1
"We cannot hrlp but look fnrard
lo an increased volume tn the ap-
pllaiue biwinrMi t h 1 1 fall and
through the holiday aeaaon."
Hut going the hig concern one
brtter, a cxtterallve aorirty in
Iowa report a Ira of lla rrtr liter
al ion (It vi ion "are currrntly run
ning well ahrid of the trorrepnn(t
lug period of hut year conirnry to
the trend of the Industry aa a
whole, which li acariTly holding Ita
own."
Othrra planning for blggrra km Ira
llila fall Inrludfi an Ohio nurarry.
a Nrw Knglaiti of fire equipment
factory, a Maryland bruh makrr,
a ( hlrago movie rqulpmrnt manu
facturer, a IMtitrlrt of Columbia
home eludy erhool.
However, the Immrdlato future
looka far leaa bright to o'.hrra.
An Indiana blanket makrr aaya
"there haa bren little dlpoftltlnn on
the part of buyer lo plaie or dm
lor fall." A chilling ppM.,Mt't.
A Irltoll chrnihal firm report:
"Practically all ot the Mlenmen
who come In heir, whrtltrr thry
are aril lug botllea, driuta or ar,
admit they are having difficult
llmra"
An Ohio atore makrr frara that
rvrn Ihla fall Mron lumrra will nut
yr be ronv nrrd Ilial prlrrt have
rrarhrd bultom." Nalra will be brl
Irr nrii aprlng, hr tdd.
A wealern rait load exrrutlve
uyi 'lht voluma of our buJnea
la eonidrrably off.
Skunks Invade
Little City
KCYHKH, W. Va. (TV ThU little
city would like to knoa )ul what
It haa that attrarta tkunka nd
thru get rid of IL.
Coming on the heeU f m almllar
Invaiilon. a aquadmn of five aight
arlng akunk pushed Into the
downtown area the other night
There tn ronMrrnatlnn, and a call
vent out to Police Chief Claude
Martin.
Armed with i 31 ra liber rifle
and a f!ahhghl, the Chief nimbly
bagged three of the rrltieie, routed
the other. Unfortunately. Jong af
ter the unoke of the batUt cleared,
the odor lingered.
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COSMETIC SPECIALIST
Grace Churchill, head of tht
cosmetic deportment of Poy
leii Drug. Miss Churchill, who
recently came here from Port
land, has been trained ond
schooled in the following co
melic lines: DuBarry, Tussy,
Elmo, Rev Ion and others,
studying all phases of beauty
and mokeup work, ond takes
'a refresher course ot least
once a year.' She heoded the
j cosmetic deportment ot the
big Payless store in Portland
j before coming here on a tem
joorory assignment, but liked
;Klomoth Foils so well she in
' lends to make her home here.
Jono-Miller.
On-Tim Employ
Buys Huge Manor
15UTH. Eiiilmid li "I uwd to
think how I'd Ilk, tn own It," uld
A4-yar-otd John Holmrs. Ho he
plunk.d down clone to HijOWKi for
M-bdroom arlnuy Mminr and part
of Dig nturby lllii ol Burgh 011
Bain (population Ian.
Niw a wealthy timber merchant.
Holmea lined to work at the manor
for nothing but hla keep when he
waa a carpenter'! apprentice In nil
tern. 60 year aio.
To Buy or Bell Uae the Want Adl
'ear;
FREE GIFT TO
HEARING AIO USERS
for oailMia hvarlHf ff'ltoy
liar voir naTTiaita. Taia a-
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mt artC iMfi. II fm r mm
it mill .aamll lfc mmw0 of
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