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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1951)
I'lllDAY. (KTOIIKU III. PACK NINE over the Iranian case, their feel liiKa were checked somewhat by the question that foreign Becy. Herbert Morrison Hung at the conservatives; JI ICHTION8 Would you have goif to war?" At the same time, the Labor campaign allot "whose hand would you rather have on the trieurr: ChurrhlU'a or Attleea?" undoubtedly had Ita effect. There waa considerable fear that Church ill nilichl purine a line of polio that would lead the country Into' another war. Without events In Egypt that feeling probably would have coun terbalancM dlimay over Urltaln'1 diminished prestige. I Hut this latest attempt to twlsl the lion tall haa chanird the complexion of popular aentlmenl radically. It la an emotional re action and therefore difficult for It came at a critical point In IIKRAM) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FAM.S. ORKOON prlre, hoitiitieji, the present mid expected dollar delicti, mid Inlla-lion- the eronomic position In urn ernl. Korelmi attain were a ho oiidary Issue lu the avnnv llrllun. A Hie cainpalun bevan to move Chiin.jill did hi powerful beat to make. I'M nun attain a mutter ol pi unary concern In the rlectlon. lie loned III urulorlcul lliunder bulla at every milestone In (lie lo-s ol llilllsh preitlite alnce IMS. He scented Ihe Labor govern-! Labor spokesmen to counurr. Ihe government Immediately re acted in Egypt with a "atong line," moving In troops and an nouncing they would meet force with force. People are anklng why force did not meet force In Iran. The government, observers say, now la doing what Churchill said should have been done earlier. The net result appears to have been to give the Conservative cam paign a strong forward push. easily start t tide running, thai would sweep the Conservative! Into office. Their contention all along ha been that they have the experience, and managerial know-how to ad minister successfully where the socialists failed. That argument will carry mora weight with an angry people stung to the quick by still another indignity. ment ol buniillii( In Iran, ol fall urn to foresee the direction ot event there, and ot Inability to handle lliem. Ilia success, however, w lim ited. All political dial and Indica tor! allowed that, until the last lew daya, people were mainly con cerned with wanes, prlcea, food, housing, and the like, and thai Ithoiiith smarting with tiumlllallon me election name, ine nation votes next Thursday, and while Conservatives appear to be hold ing the advantage, election ex perts agreed the heat of the camDalsn would not come until ; the last few daya and that the final decisive blows prooeoiy would not be struck before then. Hence, Ihe reaction evident here to the flareup In Egypt could England's Voters Eye East Snarl lly 1(1 I MAN MOWN LONDON, M' Thn Umdoner tin nn toward hi radio mill savs bitterly, "well, nhnulil e not Ihe I news mill sre luw many Urltluli Imve brrii thill umlBhl A iiiHmpnlllan newspaper sar-ratlt-ally warns lln rentier lliitt lliitih Honduras probably will bs Ihr next pOftaeKslnli til llallie With irviilt mill demand Indrprndrnre. I i la talk ol tha "vntiue lor twisting the Urltluli llim'3 lull.' They lire bitter mid nimry. This miuer cult have a prufound ellert on the tiiitlfiniil election next week hrlpinit WlnMon Churchill mid thn Conricrviitlven a it adds In rrltl cism ol tho I.abar povcrnmrul mid lln fnrrluil ihiIIcv. Mont political observers both In mid out ol tho uovernineiii be. Imve that will lie the result ol event in the Middle Kail. When pnrlliilnrnt was dhsnlvrri end the election dale wit net, llrllnln was cnncenied mainly with Mich donieiillc luue a rlliii( 60 Rescued From Blazes NT. I.OOIfl. I -An ehtlinnted (10 person were rewued early today when a lire wept the lupatnry ol a crowded Neuro tenement Just nortli ol the downtown area. 1'ollce Bl. Jew.0 J. Miller, who made thn climate, nald a'lout W ol thoe taken out hv llremen were children. Tliey were led down a lire ecnpe and a ladder. Only one person win reported In jured. Mm. Johnnie lloyd, 43. Mil lered a possible broken rlitht lecj. roller said she Jumiied Irom the ludder while leavlnit Ihe bulldlnil. No daman enlimate waa avail able Kiremen said the lire apparent ly Marled In a lrnh bin on the top story ol Ihe threo-llour brick buildliiK Family Alone Too Much? ASTORIA, W People nowadays live loo far away from U.eir in laws. It makes thn modern-day lamlly loo much alone. That Is Ilia view ol Melvln L. Murphy. Murphy, executive director tor tha Health Assoc. of Oregon, aald here In a lecture on lamlly lite, that It used to be a yo","2 lamlly had the close supimrt of the In laws who had a genuine concern and Interest In the Individuals and Ihe family welfare. But that was when the average distance between families and In laws wss 30 miles. Now, he said, the average distance Irom either set of In-laws Is 200 miles. Murphy aald too that there la a rihanuliig attitude toward old age 4irh results In adults becoming ' linot dangerously Independent rather than loo dependent. Airliner Blaze Causes Stir LONDON, Iff A fire on a four engined airliner Inbound from New York sent London airport Into a Mate of lull emertiency today. The plane Innded safely. The airliner was a atrntncruthcr ol Uio llrltlsh 0ereaa Airwaya Corp.. carrying M paaaentiers. A message from the pilot a few i minutes before It was due to land ' raid "believe lire on board. Other plane in the area were ordered to circle until the Imperiled aircraft could gel down. Fire engines , unshed out to meet It. The plane I came down with one engine ! Mopped. A HOAC spokesman said the blare, contlned to this engine, 1 had burned through an exhaust pipe and melted some of the cow- I'ng. The lire went out Just before the plane hit Uie landing atrip. HOMK QCKKN Hl(iNKI) I HOLLYWOOD, 1 The queen of ' the 19M Portland, Rose festival 1 has been signed lo a movie con tract. Columbia picture announced I yesterday that Olorla Krleger, the ' blonde 18-yeur-old singer who ruled over the latest rose festival, had ; been signed for a contract Unit i could run seven years If options are picked up. "She ocenn contains enormous quantities of plankton made up of microscopic plants and animals mid the nutritive value of the animal components Is said to be rqunl to thnt of the best meat. DANCE You'll enjoy it! AT. 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