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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
lUtbDAY, SEPT. 27, Mv
U. 5. Business Faces
European Competition
South of the Border
NEW YORK. Sep. J7 (. Amert-
ran businessmen may have quite 1 1
fight on their hands to hold their
rich but already shrmkmg Latin
American markets.
It European competition gel hot
enough, Americans might have to I
slash prices, and some are that
leading" to pressure lor cuts In la- I
bor and raw material costs here at J
home. I
United States exports to Latin
America dropped 17 per cent last !
year from 1847, and have (alien an I
equal amount so far this year. Ex- I
porters (eel that the down trend mil j
turers, aided by currency juggling.
HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
By
Flo Ann
Perkins
r
The new style of student body
cards should be here by this Fri
day according to the San Fran
cisco publishers who are putting
them out. Identification pictures
are to be printed individually on
each card to Identify the owner.
Previously identification pictures
have had to be attached separate
ly to each card. Student body cards
which admit students to all ath
letic (unctions in addition to lower
ing theatre rates were on sale the
(irst week o( school when -claim
tickets" for the cards were Issued.
It Is hoped that the tickets will
be here in time for the Ashland
game Friday.
A new plan has been adopted to
clear up any student problems. Stu
dent body meetings will be held
whenever there can be sufficient i
discussion on the problems. How- '
ever, rather than having the meet- j
trigs open for discussion a panel
on the stage will handle the prob- i
lems and then the meeting will be I
opened for questions. I
i
Bright red and white crepe paper
pompons will be visible In the
pep Pepper section during the game
this Friday. The Pep Peppers are
making the colorful pompons tor
members only but later they will
be made for sale to the student
body at 25 cents each. The pom
pons consist of strips of red and
white crepe paper attached to a
stick. The rally squad will also use
them in some of the yells they lead.
An the recently appointed stu
dent body committees met today to
have their duties outlined and have
permanent chairmen appointed.
"After this." says Student Body
president Wayne Carothers, "the
committees are on their own."
These committees were recently ap
pointed by the whole group of stu
dent body officers and now they
will begin to carry on their duties.
' After almost a year of bumping
and bouncing over the ruts and
Jutting rocks of Wall street lead
ing up to the school the school
board, city and property owners
have agreed to repair of the street
that was one of the victims of last
winter's jnow nd Ice. The street
will be paved and curbs will be
Installed at a cost of about $2280.
Work has already begun on the
project.
Reverse Traffic
Woes In Dexter
EUGENE. Sept. 27 OPi The town
of Dexter is having traffic trouble,
but the problem is not one of too
much traffic. City fathers fear there
will be too little and that If some
thing Is not done there will be al
most none.
The relocated Willamette highway
misses Dexter, 18 miles up the Wil
lamette river from Eugene. Access
roads have been provided from the
new highway south to the old one. j
but Dexter says it "aint fair." The !
new highway goes through a cut, 1
and the motorist will not even b e :
able to see Dexter, a hundred yards
or so to the south.
COMPLETE FRONT END,
FRAME ALIGNMENT -m
SIZE TRUCK, or passenger car.
Oar modern equipment is the enly COMBINATION axle and
frame equipment south of Eugene. From passenger ear to the
largest trucks, we can do the job!
For complete service, axle anil frame
alignment, trltecl balancing, come in
it tvill save you money.
BALSIGER
now can wave slashed price tags
under the noses of South American
buyers. We exported around S4 bil
lion to Latin America In 1947, only
t3 and one-third billion last year,
and this year we probably wont
reach S3 billion.
Trade Slew
At the moment our trade with
South America Is at a walk. Ex
porters and Importers alike are
awaiting currency moves In some
Latin American republics. Argenti
na is believed ready to cut the
peso. Peru and Uruguay may de
value too.
When the world s exchange rates
shake down into a fairly stable pat
tern again perhaps before the first
of the year the fight for world
trade can really get rough.
Then American businessmen will
see by just how much the British,
French. Belgians and Dutch can un
dersell us and. equally Important.
Just how their products and ser
vices compare with ours. Some con
tend that even currency Juggling
can't give Europeans an edge over
Americans in making, delivering
and selling goods.
Devaluation Aim
However, there seems little doubt
that European price cutting,
through devaluation, was aimed
quite as much at a fight or world
market as at the more immediate
object of easing the dollar shortage
by selling more foreign goods in the
United States.
Right now Europeans are busily
figuring at just what price level
they can expect to get the greaest
gains in world markets. Unfortu
nately, their gains may be in large
measure our loss.
Russ Fighter
'Escorts'
U.S. Airliner
ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Sept. 27
A Northwest Airlines plane
was "escorted" for several minutes
last Saturday by a Russian fighter
plane while (lying over the Northern
Kuriles. a passenger told the
Anchorage Tunes.
The newspaper said yesterday its
informant was Bruce Atchison. To
ky attorney and a director of the
Japanese chamber of commerce
American club.
Aichlson said the tighter plane
shot up from a huge airport on an
island in the Northern Kuriles. It
flew alongside the NEA plane for
several minutes, looking it over
carefully, but making no effort to
change its course.
Other Instances
In Tokyo. I. A. Oroe, the NEA
Haneda airport station manager,
said similar experiences have been
reported "perhaps five or six times
in the last 18 months" by pilots.
He said he presumed they were
Russian craft on dawn patrol along
the Kuriles.)
Military sources said unofficially
that Aichlson probably saw the
Paramushiro airfield, and added
that it would be normal procedure
for a Russian fighter to look over
any strange plane that came near.
Matthews to Report
On Park Meeting
O. D. Matthews, member of the
city park board, will report to mem
bers of the commission at a meet
ing soon on the Northwest Park
association convention in Tacoma,
Wash, which he attended late this
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews and Mrs.
Keith Krauss returned Saturday
night from an extensive motor trip
which took them first to the State
Legion convention in Salem, to
Tacoma, Lake Louise. Banff, Lake
Superior, on to Sault Ste. Marie.
Mich, O. D. Matthews' old town, on
to Rochester. Minn, and home by
way of the Bad Lands and Black
Hills of the Dakota and Yel
lowstone National park.
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Woodburn
Kicks About
School Name
I SALEM, Sept. 27 I4"v The people
of Woodburn are sore about naming
i the state training school tor boys
i alter their town.
1 The last legislature changed the
; name of the school, located at Wood
; burn, to the Woodburn Boys School.
; It had been called the State Train
ing School for Boys before that,
I William Ryan, supervisor of state
Institutions, told the board of con
: trol today that wooden sums ton
j taming the new name are being torn
i down constantly by irate Woodburn
I ites. . ,
Ryan told the board he's going to
put up steel signs from now on.
James Lamb, superintendent of
I the school, complied with requests
by townspeople that he blow the
school whistle whenever a boy es
capes. The whistle used to be blown,
but Lamb had stopped the practice.
j Professor's Death
Adjudged Accident
j PRINCETON. N. J, Sept. 27 Pi
; Accidental death is the official ver
. diet of the death of Prof. Frank D.
! Graham, Internationally known
j economist who fell 70 feet Saturday
i from the rim of Palmer stadium,
i Dr. Carmine Prunetu. assistant
j Mercer county physician, said the
: death Was accidental PnliM
Graham. S9, and an expert on in
ternational financial af tarn.
DlunffeH ti hi Hmii, - , .
( " V. B UU1IUIC III
f so after seeing Princeton university
; A-mayeiie college, 26-14.
j Mrs. Mary Louis Graham, wife of
the Princeton professor, told police
she and her husband became sep-
arated in the crush of 22 000 per
sons leaving the big concrete, horse
shoe shaped stadium after the
ame.
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Indians Use Historic
Church Bell
PHOENIX. Arts. A hosloric
church bell that made Its way into
Arisona in i860 by way of an over
land freight now echoes in Supal
land at the bottom of Aruonas
Grand Canyon.
The bell, w hich once served as the
fire alarm at the little community
of Chloride in Mohave county, hang
in St. Andrews Episcopal chapel in
the Indian settlement. It was taken
down the tail into the canyon by
pack train.
The chapel in which It hangs, a
quonset hut, was loweed Into the
canyon last spring by helicopter
Stone quarried from the aides of the
canyon were used for the sides and
front of the chapel.
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Voman Gets
7 Years For
Manslaughter
ROKKBl'RO. Sept. 37 (fy Judge
Carl K Wimberlv yesterday sen
tenced Victoria Bandera to serve
seen years in prison on a man
slaughter conviction In the death of
Ralph Mojoniuer at Dram two years
ago.
The jury hsd returned a verdict
II days ago. The sentence was held
up while defense and prosecution
attorneys argued the outcome of ex
periments with a truth serum on
the defendant.
Defense Attorney Paul E. Oeddrs
said the results substantiated her
innocence plea and asked lor pro
bation. District Attorney Robert O
Davis said the woman's story of be
ing in a date was the "same old
song set to the same old music."
The serum tests were made to see
If the defendant might be Induced
to recall more details of the gun
death of Mojoniuer.
SALEM APARTMKNTS
SALEM. Sept. 27 HT Three
apartment houses, continuing a
total of 210 living units, will be
built In Salem soon, the chamber
of commerce said today.
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Hunting ond Fishing Licenses
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Fraternities
Pledge Many
Basin Youths
j Several students fiom the Khun.
' ath basin were pledged by social
I fraternities at Oregon Stale college
I during the first period of the new
' school year.
I Marvin II. Thomas, son of Mr.
1 and Mrs. Murvln Thonms of Tula
i lake pledged Alpha Tau Omega;
Gerald Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
, Wilirrd J Dixon of Miilln, flu phi'
William Dalton Jr . son of Mr. ami
mra. winiam C. Dalton. Malm, went
Kappa Delta Rho.
William A. Kitlrrdge. son of Mr.
j and Mrs. Oscar Klttretlge. and Don
; avail Jack Nirol. son of Mr. Henry
nurol ol Adel and gtamUiii of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kitlrrdge of
Klamath Falls, were both pledged
by Phi Delta Theta: Charles II.
Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marl
on Johnson and John A. Hclniberl,
son of Mr. and Mia. J. A. Schu
bert, both Sigma Chi: Dee Nelson,
son of Mr. and Mis. Newton Nelson,
and William D. Short, son of Mr.
and Mrs. rlmd Short of Henley,
went Theta Chi.
A second pledge, period for men
opens today and ends Friday. Mo
runty pledging will be announced
this week-end.
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Woodmen to Fight
Taft-Hartley Act
VANCOUVER. D. a. Mi'Pl 27 .ill
Political action III opiMwIllun tu the
Taft-Hartley law and labor Injuiir
llona appeared In be the major Is
sue facing the lath annual conven
tion of the liiteruslliiual Woodwork
ers of America today.
A record gathering of 4.N) dele
galea went Into the second duy of
the five-day gathering loday.
Tweny-four slates. Alaska and Can.
ada are represented.
James K. Fadllng of Portland. In
ternational president, touched off
the political action theme yesterdnv
when he challenged the assembly
to "get to woik and elect men who
will fight for our program." If free
trade unions are to continue. Fad
llng aald. unions must make the
most of their political action program.
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