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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1949)
SATURDAY: DEC: 10, U9 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGt MINI Auto Industry Views ri .. iL Ai? ruiure virn upnmism urrnoiT. ue. 10 w-Biie managera throughout the ulo In dustry are more optimistic than ever about prorpecta for the year ahead. Perhaps tlila Is a mirmal atllluda. Virtually all tlx auUi uianutactur. ra a year ami believed a new pro ducllian record would b mad In I IMV However, nnly a few spctd total and car truck production to top eooo.niJO vehicle. 'Ill at flgur will be reached nut weak. New t ar Interest A a baala tor optimism lh In dustry's hrarta not an Increeslng Interval In nrw lai purchsra rath er than tin repealed rrpalrliif of rider vehicles. Moreover, millions o( csra ara overdue at the acrap heap. There continues to be a keen In tel rat in new car prlc IHI. A What's In Name Of A Meteor? nr j. iit'tiii rRi trr A.lr. kil.n.l.a Dlll.. Or..a lllsH.I ta.r.ll.a T.lff Inquiries are occasionally t cnved regarding the terma m. Iir" and "meteorite." Both are onimnnly employed but awn per aorta are never aura which to uae. Ocrarlonally e hear UK whole lNhuui bulled down to the two-syl lable "meter." which la perfectly legitimate In connection with the us of water and electricity, but haa no place In Uie naming of "alonea that jail from the axy. HrmninU The brilliant oblrcla which at tlinra are kern tearing across the h e a v e n i. producing, considerable noiae and uerhaiii actually reaching the earth aa aoltd plecea of atony remnant from aome ancient dis runted nlsnrt Tlw grnrral tcnaewy at preaent la to consider the original planet e Uled between til orbit of Mart and JuDiirr. and that slur lu break-up Uie larger mauea encircle the aun a the preaent aateroldt and the wandering anialler blta account for our atnioepherlc fireballs. The mall "shooting atari." which burn completely to aah high In tht air. are aeemliutly disintegration proa- uct of comru. Bwarma of them are known to hart traveled In com- tary orbit. Until a few vrara ago. It wu coin mon practice to uu three term In dearrlblng these relcallal vlallori to our earth atmosphere. When far out In plenria.y apace and speeding toward the earth at tt or 10 Or 40 ml lea per aecotid a a cold non-lumlnoua object, one of the maaara waa glv.. the nam roe tenroid." When It got down to with' In 100 mllre or lea from the earth aurlace and began to flar Into lum Inoalty from the heal generated by friction with our atmoephere, II waa i said to change to a -meteor." If i central cor wlthatood tha fiery ' ordeal and reached the earth a a dark, aolid chunk. It finally became a mrteorlte." Thua, It could xlt In all three states. In Bam at !, within a very tew seconds, riarlfy Dr. Frederick C. Leonard, head of the astronomy department at the University of California at Loa An' geles, and a world authority on mat ter such a w are dlacuaalnf. ha been attempt'ng the paat few year to reduce the terminology to two word with definite meaning and without hypothetical changing dur In a few wconds of Urn. The pre ent writer la In full accord with theae effort. Tc Dr. Leonard. meteorite la at all time tha aolld maaa, whether It I flying InvUiblt through cold apac million of mile from the earth, peiwlng through our atmosphere with a flaming exterior, or finally reatlng on or In th earth surface, again a cold object Th term "meteor" appllra aolely to th luminosity that result when the meteorite I In flight through th air. We e th shining meteor In the eky. but a meteorite) at lu core la causing th commotion. YV actually are the meteorlt only after It haa landed on th earth or I falling a a dark object near th sur face. 'question most frequently heard In automotive trade circle 1 whether ther ever again will be a II 000 paaaenger car of th standard that prevailed befor th war. Th answer, ao far aa established auto makers are concerned, la that th 11000 standard sis vehicle with pre-war refinement la nowhere In tight now, Tht prospect for substantial price cut, too. doesn't look very bright at preaent. Perhaps ther will be several mor cheaper cars but they can be produced only by ellmliuU In much of what haa com to be regarded as stannard equipment In today motor vehicle. Cheaper Can Several auto manufacturer are pushing plena to build car In price rang lower than their pres ent field. Several other makers also are considering modification that will enable them to bring out vehicle that can be priced enmewhat low But In no Instance doe ny of this thinking eonumplat a llooo car. In most Instances th objective la a broadening of the car maker' marketing area, COMING! IN PERSON 1L. n -i l A' eee re era eaves mm mm AND HIS ORCHESTRA IN A COMBINED CONCERT & DANCE ARMORY Thursday, Dec. 15 IAN('INO t to 1 TICKET MICKS Purchased la Advance per person US (tag Ins.) Farrhaerd at tha daaee per person 1.M (tag Inc.) Ticket Now on 81 At ' DRRRT'S MUSIC CO. 1 1 FIRST TEACHER AND 1910 CLASS Transfer yesterday of the Henley high student body from the old ichoolhouse to the new recalls earlifr day at Henley when the school was first established. Pictured in the cart Is Mrs. Alma La Prarie, mother of Mrs. Harry Booth and Roy La Prarie, who was first teacher at Henley. Picture taken In 1909 and Mrs. La Prarie taught In the old Richard Melhase residence before the schoolhouse was built. The group shot Is of the entire 1910 student body at Henley. Front row, left to right Jimmy Short, Mabel Irwin, Frances Short, Blanche Short Second row Wade Short, unidentified. Alton Short, Dehlia Short, Orphia Irwin, Alta Andrews, Ruth Dixon. Third row, Eric McRaynolds, Clyde Short. Louis Arnold, Clyde Andrews, Julia McReynolds and the teacher, Miss Rose Mulkey. Miks Rose Mulkey. Thomas Just Another Jail Inmate DANBURY. Conn, Dec 10 l)-J. Ptrrwll Thomas, though still a mem ber of congress, was J mt another prisoner today to official of th federal correctional Institution her. Th New Jersey republican, sen tenced to serve ale to 1 month for defrauding the government, arrived at the Institution Just before 6 30 p. m. yesterday. He had com by train from Warhlnglon, where Fed eral Judg Alexander Hnltxoff pro nnounced sentence, to Bridgeport, and from ther was brought to Dan- bury by automobile. Attendant In th of (Ice of War den Allen L. Shank had told report er and photographer In advance that It would be useless for them to b on hnd. N Difference Th Institution provide no Infor mation about Individual prisoners, they said, and Thomaa would be re. garded aa Just another Inmate. War den guunk was "out of town for th day and not expected back." Thomas, who wu convicted of padding his office pa v troll with non working employe and collecting tor himself mor than taoo. had hi last contact with reporter during th brief transfer from train to auto at Bridgeport. Ther he would answer only on question: What did ha think of hi wife chance to succeed him In congress? I think shall win." he replied Imply. Resigned Thomas has realgcnd. effective January S. After hi sentencing ye tarda y, Mr. Thorn, though Inex perienced un politic, announced she would seek th nomination In th pedal election to b held In New Jersey to nam hi tuccsaor. Reds Seek U.S. Market For Journal WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 (, The Soviet embassy's Kngllsh-languikie magaslue. barred from a number of American schools, today Invited subtcrlptloua from "many thou- sands of Americans eager for more truth" about Kuasia. The latest laue of Uie Uo-SR In formation bulletin, alter hating some of th "fine rliclet and re vealing photographs" It has carried In Uie pan to give a "Utorough golng. rounded picture" of the So viet Union, says: "Your relative, neighbor or aliop mate Is mlaalng all theae things through no fuull of his or her own We believe you could help u end them and therefore re addressing you on this page. "We want theae American to know our publication, to become ac quainted with both It and Uie So viet people Special Rale It aald It la offering epeelal gill rat Chrlatmaa aubvriptlons SI for 34 laauea an Its readers can "Join with us In building friends In the cause of peace. International under standing and gtiod-fellownhip. The bulletin Is a slick-paper magailne offeruig a strictly Soviet view of world laauea. along with a bright picture of life In Russia. It lists lu regular price aa 10 rente a copy. Recently, a number of American schools have received free cople for their libraries. The magaaln ha been barred from schools In Springfield and Fall Rlv er. Mass, Columbus, Ohio, and Washington. Proof Th current laau of the bulletin contains articles with titles like: -Vvshlnaky proves U. 8. Atom Con trol Plan Aid Monopoly, not peace." The ttat department hu tld. In response to Inquiries, that It has no IHow'd You Like Porky To Get in Your Hair? i iH-ir 4" Film Tan farm Brave Film Tells Wives How to Keep their Houses utt. Just plan your menu In ad- .'Big Jim' Thompson ! Dies in Soafil 8EATTLE, Dec. 10 UP) -B.g Jim Thompson, a veteran cam. palgner In the IWW-led aUIke In the lumber nd other Industrie many year ago, died her Thursday t age It. James P. Thompson was bis proper name, but he wu known the breadth of th land a "Big Jim" during the era when th "wobbly" label was th popular one for member of th iiiduraial Workers of th World. He waa one of th founders of the IWW organization and was actlv as an orator during th 1917 lumber strike In the Pacific Northwest. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. Dec 10 OP) Men, hava you aver felt like telltnf your wife that her housekeeping It sloppy and mlsmanagedf That common urge I th bast for a new film, which perhaps should rank among th "brav" film Hol lywood I nuking. Th picture I -Th Skipper Surprised HI Wife," In which Navy Officer Robert Walk er take over a household after wlfl (Joan Leslie) break her leg. The navy man hang a sign In th kitchen: "Ther 1 a placa for everything and everything hu lu plac." On each cupboard and drawer I a sign telling tu eontcnu: "Chow Locker," -China Locker," etc. Bvery minute of th day I regi mented, from the tun th two son ara awakened with a loudspeaker announcing, "Man tha brooms, roenl" Life 1 so carefully scheduled that, on boy moans, -How do you get out of this man's navy?" Highlight of th film 1 when Walker addresses a meeting of navy wives: -Housework need not be a burden: It la Just Inefficiency that makes It to. . "By adopting navy methods, you could cut your housework In half. Why, you should b at la to do an entire week's shopping In 30 mln- vsnc. -Moat of you who complain about your work ara snap opera addicts, fence) hanger-aver. Hlrsmea en ccrurager. book -of -th-month cfutv. bera or Just plain laiy. -Women who greet their husband looking weary or unattractive Just don't hava tha Intelligence, In tegrity or gumption to work out a schedule and stick to It." The speech end In a riot, during . which Walker la bit over tha head with a microphone. : -I'm going to hava all tha woman In America hating me," Walker told me afterwards, "but In real life. I think tha plan could work. House can be run more efficiently." Note: In case my wife reads this, the foregoing were th opinion of Walker and hla movie writer and do not necessarily reflect thos of this reporter. For a ttw pennies per word yon can adve. Us to thousands through . a Want-Ad I Phone 8UI. J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Of ties at -lag Nartb 7th Mt, rhana t444 I AP Newafeatores A SHARP PET Is tha porcupine, but Mr. nd Mrs. Bennett Nlelson of Ephrtam, Utah, hava fun with theirs. Here Bennett shows how affec tionate It 1. "Porky I Intelligent, too." says Mrs. Nlelson. "He opens our screen door, even though It swings outward. He Is better than a watch dog because no one darea to Intrude while he is on guard." Th little animal eat all kinds of frulu and vegrUbles. -We found him when he wu very smell, snd raised him on a nursing bottle," ' say Mrs. Nlelson. -Now he weigh 10 pounds. He eau from the same dish u our Irish Better pup. Tha pup got a few sharp quills in him ! at first, but soon learned to stop biting at Porky. Now they play to- ' g ether " I Radio, Video Draws Elliott Roosevelt HYDE PARK. N. Y, Dee. 10 oPi Elliott Roosevelt said today he was going Into radio and television pro duction. The second son of th late Pres ident PranklM D. Roosevelt said he snd Morgsn Jones. New York City radio and television executive, had formed the firm of Roosevelt and Jones, incorporated. Roosevelt said he would serve as a director of th new firm. Tor a few pennies per word you can advertise to thousands through a Want Ad! Phone S11L FOR RENT r wm e at. Sewing Machines Late Sewing Machine Service As Bxekaa US Skssta war twaa TI authority to prevent publics lion of th magazine, and would not be likely to do so anyhow, sine this country stands for free exchange of international Information. Want Ads dont cost they pay! C0 v Cy iff:-; KtOf To the ManVl 10 Is Worried About His Jricnds ... ian.ru sisiwsm yMteav-sasv,, , gaa.i wii .h' iam ( .wswawwv witiXsAe 'fUremwM Oc "ccaslONALLY. We encounter a man who tipiir.tM to buy a Cadillac tor fear hit friends might think him ostentatious. For all such people, we have th most reassuring nev.it Tin nptrimt iff CtJillt nun weiM indiim lUl jourisri trt wiikeut Joundmhn. True; th world hu long since recognized thst Cadillsc car is a line and distinguished possession but most people understand thst quality is not luxury, and that disrinctio is th offspring of goodness. Th fsctt In support of Cadillac's practicality are an convincing thst th men recital of just a few should be sufficient resssuranc for the most hesitant buyer. Take, for instsnce, th mstter of cost. Then; are ijf Dur mtkn rrj which actually have certain models thst are priced above the lowest-priced Cadillac There is long life, for example. Four Cadillacs, of the 142 Series, ran a total of 2,5000 miles in test recently concluded by great tire manufacturer almost 650,000 miles per car. All four were then sold into private service and are still going strong I Then there is economy. Innumerable tests show that the lM9 Cadillsc sctuslly approsches the lowest-priced popular can in gasoline economy. . . And, finally, there arc the dtpndabilUj records which prove that the car's frttikm from tht nml tf rtptin is just as unusual si its performance ud beeutyl Yes if you are ready for a Cadillac, come in. You will never make a more sensible purchase or one of which your friends will more heartily approve. DICK B. MILLER Co. 7th and Klamath Phone. 4103 Fp.R:VOU .fwrnthisimentiotth If yM'tKy have n oai btaniVymfmiimot her ia an inventioa that can pey yosi cash diviAgaiw . save money for yon each year. This new invention is the DuJ-Qnitr (PlWsM Pending) which gives a double charge of 'oorygen to the oil gives you the same heat you now get, on tnatca; lea fuel oil. This fuel-saver is available in a new kind est ' oil burner the Master.. Kraft with Electronic Con- trol the' first Postwar oil burner- which make all previous oil burner designs out of date and too coatry-to . continue to own! 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