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Mondiiy, April 7, llt.r2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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A LUXURY PLAN for mi economical small house, this tic
(.inn 0217 by Herman York, architect, 115 New Hyde Park
j .Road, Garden City, N.Y., includes a full basement and an
'expansion atlic for tho addition of extra bedrooms. An
open stairway with landing creates a front vestibule with
coat closet. Brerzevay porch opens from both living room
and kitchen. Bathroom is divided and equipped with two
waslistands, one witii vanity counter. Einlit closets on the
first floor include two linen closets, one for towels and one
for bedding. Dining room has two built-in china cup
boards. Fireplace at the end of the long living room per
mits comfortable furniture grouping. The house covers
only about 1,000 square feet without breezeway and the
garage. (Puttier information and plans can be obtained
from the architect named above.) AP Newsfeatures.
Officer Denies Blame
For Housing Cost Hike
CAHAItLANCA I M. Oil
I.coimril L. lluacmun drnlrd Rnliir
lny rtn and liln wile were rrnpon
Klblr for an extrn million dnllnrs
being ndrird to the co.it of hotis
Inn t U.S. nlr brine under eon
Mriictlnn hern In French Morocco.
Colonel lln.v-ninti In n U.S. Army
ciiitlncvr recently rellevrd ol lilh
ponl lier by Hecrelnry ol the Army
I'urc III r nluikeup lollnwlim hot
ronitrriwlonnl crllltlMii ol the kov
minimi's North Alrlcnn ulr bnne
projeutn.
L'hnrtie were muda Monduy In
the U. 8. Srimio pit'piircoiic.ia Mib
t iiimnUtre Una HiiMriiiiin'n wile.
Vlcikt known iia tho Colonel'n
Uuly, hulled crew ot workmen
putiniK up Iiou.'.cb ul neiirby Noun
i.eiir Air Ilu.o nnd iirruiil'd lor
I htm to Murl over uhiiiii to pro
vKlo more npnoa Jjalwceu hur wov
firniiiiMiluiilli hou.10 mid othcrti go
idk u neiirby.
Tlio mibcominlUco told Mm.
lliuiemun compluliied Unit US leel
wun loo close and "the plnnii were
redrulted nl her liiMniencc" lor
U'U-lool lnUi. cawtlng nddltionul ex
penien which limy runuo Irom cv
eiul hundred ihoumind dollurs to
more Uinii lullllon (lullufn.
Te.illmony put In the bvnulc rec
ord Mild Army eimlneertt mid llieir
wlven were quartered in CiimiIiImi
en 1 lutein, bill Colonel llii.sciniili
IihiI hl.i government home built on
the nr blue. Conlrnetors Mild
there w no wnter mpply or elec
tric power, no Ihey built 30.000
Kitllon Uink nnd hntiled wnter eight
mllen by truck, mid im lulled two
Koveriimenl power Reiicrulor.s lit
rail ol SJ.OOO euch.
Colonel IlnHcunin told reporters
Siiturdny Mr, llit.tcmun hud noth
ing to do wlUi determining the ills
tiince between the house. Ha mild
mi iirchltccl-eiiKUiecr firm mudo n
inlMtiiko by Mulling to put the hous
es 25 leel npurl Instead of tho 60
leel epecllled In the pliiim.
lie Mild hut wife noticed (he er
ror mid told him about 11, "nnd J
hnd the error corrected."
Hanging Model
Stirs City
CHARLESTON. W. Vn. I
Eiirly motorlHlti crosMng the South
Klvcr Suturdny reported red
hnlred woman had linnxcd herself
from the center span and still
diuiKled there.
Pollcu nucd lo the scene.
H wum a dfpartiiienl ntnrc wind
ow dummy, In -u flowered pi nil
dress nnd heicl.
, vi;iicitowiiNO vnr.Ka
i.i:i'i;its
.nANOOON, Burma (AP)-Sev-ffi'al
Ihouhiind leper.n lire free here
beenu.se there In no room for them
In the Leper Anyluni, nil iisyluin
r o in in 1 1 1 o o member dlnciasod
OwIiir to overcrowded conditions
In the capital, leprosy Is lilwlily
oontnuloun. An appeal 1ms been
Isiiiied (or funds for new bulldhws
lo house the lepers nnd new drugs
to elfcet cures.
Shrubbery Planters
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Shade and Flowering Trees
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20'-0
Grain Dealer
Fined, Jailed
AMAKILLO Tex. l.ti Hermnn
Diiwmoii, youthful Fort Worth icrnm
denier, receivrd n total ol $15,000
In lines and three yenrrt In prl.son
lor couvlcilon of puttlnK uovern
lueiil owned Kraln lo bin own use.
Ff.lrral Juilne Joe B. Uooley
sentenced the 3H-ycur-old pre.ildem
o the Flams Griiln and SloriiRe
Co. to three yearn each on eight
counis ol a lo-couni indictment,
but the Mmtenccn run concurrently.
Duwson wiis accuhed of wiling
(10.718 bu.'.hels of wheat nnd 9,303.
M7 pounds of Mllo that had been
stored 111 his warehouses by the
Commodity Cretin corKruuon.
Navy Can Hit
With A-Bombs
WASHINGTON Wl The Navy
ban planes which ctin deliver biu
or little atomic bombs, says Vice
Admiral John W. Cnssady deputy
chlel of Nuvul Air operations.
Cassiidy leatllled at n closed
door session ol the Senate pre
paredness Invest iKnlhiR subcom
mittee F'rldny mid part of his testi
mony was made public. He said:
"All Nnvnl attack aircraft and
nil loiiK-rntixc llithter aircraft for
which we arc asking funds will be
able to deliver the small- atomic
bombs. We now have In our car
riers planes capable ol delivery
of the big bomb."
FIVE EXF.C'L'TF.n
TAIPEII, Formosa A"i rive
persons convicted as Communist
agents were executed In Formosa
Snturdny. Their deutlix brought to
14 the number ol convicted com
nninlsUs executed Ihls month.
"Monthly Pains" stopped
or amazingly relieved
In 3 out of 4 In doclort' Utltl
ChnncM (ire you're putting up
unnecrisartiy with the fuuullounlly
CAiisrd pnln.s, crumps and weak, "no
Rood" feelings u( meiiilnmUcm!
For. in nctunl tests by doctors, Lydln
Piiikliain'.s Compound brought com
plete or 3(rftViri0 rtllpf from such dis
tress In 3 out of 4 of the c fuses!
Lydla IMnkhnm's ta modern In its action t
fio ft Lyttln B. Plnkhum' VeRBtnbie
Compound or nrto, improved Tablets
with udrird Iron. See If taken throuxh
tlin month It doenn't Rive relief f rum
those tmr kitchen, jmrra help you feel
better brjorc and durln? your perluUI
Or If vou Buffer from ftinrtlnnnl "hot
nehe" of t-henKP f life.'' flnd out how
wotidtrful Pi iik nam' a is tor Wat, tool
ll hM qulellng effect on
ulerlne contrRrllnn that
vJXTm ofien eauie meimlrual palnl
Phono 8188
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STAMPS HAIL HAWAII Hawaiians were so elated over
the new 80-ccnl airmail .stamp (inset) showing the Island's
famed Diamond Head landmark that they spread the word
far and wide in a practical way.. One florist airmailed
under first-day covers, orchids to 600 stamp collectors
throughout the U.S. Above, pretty Pat Barrett, in Hono
lulu, displays some of the Hawaiian-decorated boxes in
which Tan American World Airways sent "Easter bonnets"
to mayors and postmasters in all principal cities of the
U. S. Some of the straw bonnets called "papales" are
seen at bottom of photo.
Longer Steps
In New Soles
I.OS A NO ELKS Two footwear
experts don't clnlm to have de
veloped Mven-!euKiie hoots Dill
they will help the public take a
lonurr slip.
Nathan Hatch, a retired ortho
pedic shoe sprc'iall.sl, and Dr. Lau-ri-nrp
K. Morehouse, rehcarch pro
feMior In I'liysloloRy. Humbled
across whtit Uicy call "ripple sulcV
while marching lor a Hhoe to cut
down the hazards of broken leijj
and anklex among paratroopers.
CI TS SHOC K
The new Mile, according to its
Inventors, ruts the shock ol Ics
ami nplne about 40 per cent, gives
the wallcer a longer stride and re
duces fool fatigue and buck ache.
Alter li'.MHm shoes with meinl
springs ailnchcd, which cave an
unricMruble pogo-sAtck -eilcct.. .the
two men tried anchoring a sole ol
composition rubber In a wrinkled
or corrugated manner on the sole
of an Army boot.
Assistant took Jump tests and
reported only average rcsulta with
the new ripple solea. However,
while walking about, they were sur
prised as the ripples moved the
loot forward at each step. It guvu
a "walking on air feeling.
CIIAXCK DISCOVKHY
Hutch and Moreland saw possi
bilities In the chance discovery,
They took slow-motion pictures
which showed the ripple sole flat
ten at ench step nnd lorce the loot
ahead. It absorbed shock, stored
energy and then nlded In lilting
Uie foot for the next step.
The pair then decided to post
pone the paratrooper tests and
concentrate on developing ripple
soles. The Inventors believe ripple
soles will prove a blessing for
postmen and policemen and others
who spend most 01 uie day on tncir
feet.
"I think the ripple sole will find
a place in athletic events too,"
said Hatch. "At lenst It will re.
lleve the strain on millions of pairs
of leel. '
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KCamatla unnitune Co
Sneaks Irk
Grandmas
SEATTLE 11 West Seattle is
no place to pull the old gag of
grandmothers funeral on the
opening day of the Seattle Raln-
lers home baseball season April
15. Grandma wants to go to the
game, herself.
The West Seattle Grandmothers
Club staged an impromptu demon
stration yesterday against the
hoary practice. Some members
even lock-stepped " in a protest
march in front of the high school
stadium.
Bv the merest coincidence, nf
chairman of the Seattle Baseball
Booster Committee, happened to
be on hand.
It mlRht have been a publicity
stunt but the grandmas came
t'way with a fistful of tree tickets
lo the home opener against los
Angeles.
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There are no foods that are es
pecially brain foods. Any food that
nourishes the body nourishes all
FOR YOUR UNTEN MENUS
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Few Gimmicks
Manchurian Living Cosfs
By FRED IIAMI'HO.N
HONG KONO 11 ChlHWf Tie
Chnl 1 a blant furnace worker In
Manchuria and 1) 25.
The Communldt Propaganda De
partment for Manchuria unen him
to Illustrate the Krand entate to
which the worker has come in Red
China.
The flgurei are all Communlnt
and there la no way of checking
them. You may Judge for yourself
how well Chiang Is doing.
He makes 462,200 Yuan monthly.
That is equivalent to $22.40 In the
United States, and his expenses
run into the following equlvalentu:
Union dues, 25 cents; food for
two persons, $10.75; fuel. 1.2U;
water 20 cent; electricity 28 cents:
cigarettes 12.25; newspapers 25
Wife Offers
Lattimore Aid
WASHINGTON tm Owen Lat
tlmore's wife swore Saturday "I
found no conflict" In testimony giv
en by her husband and one of his
students in a Senate Investigation
which deals with Lattimore's stand
on communism.
"Mr. Jones (the student) simply
remembered more thtn my hus
band remembered," Mrs. Latti
more told the Internal security in
vestigating subcommittee in its
study of the Institute of Pacific
Relations.
Even before taking the stand
Mrs. Lattimore was something of
a veteran of the long public hear
ings designed to find out whether
the IPR, a private research or
ganization, exercised any subver
sive influence In U.S. Far Eastern
policy.
She sat near her husband during
the 12 stormy days he spent on the
stand.
The decision to call Mrs. Latti
more followed the testimony
Wednesday of Catesby Jones, a
Johns Hopkins graduate student,
concerning his role as a note-taker
when Louis Budenz, a former Com
munist, testified last Aug. 22.
J cues said Mrs. Lattimore ar
ranged for him to take notes to
be used in reply to Budenz and
that Lattimore, Johns Hopkins pro
lessor and Far Eastern specialist,
no ooudi knew he was doing it.
Iran Reaffirms
Oil Offer
TEHRAN, Iran Wl The Iranian
government reaffirmed Saturday
Its willingness to negotiate on wavs
of compensating Britain for Iran's
seizure of the vast Anglo-Iranian
Oil Company Installations here.
This was disclosed in an ex
change of notes between the two i
countries leading up to hearings on
the dispute in the International
Court of Justice at The Hague. !
The court is tentatively sched
uled to sit May a to take up Brit
ain's charges that Iran broke her
treaty commitments by national
ising the British-owned oil indus
try. -
TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Are you being approached by itinerant siding, roofing, and insulation applicators who use high pres- . .
sure methods in their selling technique? It you are, we suggest the following procedure: t
1.
We are inserting this ad because some of our friends tell us that itinerant siding, roofing, and in
sulation applicators have implied that they are representing or have connections with some of the
dealers listed below or are representing the manufacturer of the materials directly. There are no
such connections. For your own protection, check with your local dealer before signing any agree
ment. -
O BUILDERS LUMBER CO.
O J. W. COPELAND YARDS
O DRAKE LUMBER CO.
O HOME LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
in Chiang's
cent; miscellaneous 12.50
The Red propaganda says Chiang
has 98,400 Yuan left over, of which
50.000 ($2.50) is savings and the
rest Is spending money.
QtlKKK
There are some gimmicks here.
Tho fuel is enough to heat one
room slightly and do some cooking.
Chiang can't buy enough fuel to
keep warm. The water probably Is
a charge for using a community
tap. Electricity Is enough for one
dim bulb.
His clothing and shoes have to
come from Chiang's "savings ac
count." That Isn't as bad as it
sounds, because he gets his work
clothes free at the factory and he
can buy two suits a year at a
factory store at a discount.
Blast furnace work Is hard. He
gets one egg and a pound of milk
dally at the plant, so the 215.000
Yuan allowed a month to feed two
persons isn't enough, at least for
one who does heavy work.
There is no allowance In the table
for transportation. Chiang either
walks or digs Into his "spendinij
money." He gets free medical at
tention, but his family has to pay
half price. So that too has to come
from pocket money or savings.
Chiang gets a flat free. Nothing
Is said of his wife's clothes, so
BY POPULAR DEMAND! EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER 30 DAYS
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Do not sign a contract or make a deposit immediately.
Check with one of the dealers listed below for estimates
on the same work.
Remember that the firms listed below are tax-payers of
this community . . . and will be here to render you service
on your building problems year in and year out . . . and
to stand behind their materials and workmanship.
Do not be mislead by honey-coated words. Particularly
beware of demonstration home deals. Your local deal
ers and workmen will give you quality materials and
workmanship at prices based on the actual value of the
job .' ". . and NOT based on how much you can be high
pressured into accepting.
these apparently also have tn he
whacked out of his pocket money
ur savings account.
GOOD TIMES
Entertainment? He can go to the
plant movie for half price, but It
runs only propaganda film. Last
year Chiang spent a month at the
union rest home, paying one-third
of the expenses.
Unless savings accounts under
Communism have a singular elasti
city, Chiang does not drink, dance
all day...all over
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O BASIN BLDG. MATERIALS
O SWAN LAKE
or play games that cost anything.
He does not have guest unit
they bring their own food.
Chinese arrivals tn Hons Konc
aay the worker Is better oft than
anyone else In China (except Com
munist brass of course) but that
Isn't saying much.
FOR JUST
30c
We'll wash and
damp-dry 9 lbs.
of laundry
30 MINUTE SERVICE
Soap and Bleach',
furnished for just', .
a nickle each!
THE
LAUNDERETTE
South 6th and Oweni
For a limited
time only
Pay Only $6.63
Per Month!
FIX YOUR
CAR NOW
AND FIX US i
LATER!
Ph. 4113
MOULDING CO.
221 Main
Phone 5353 or 5339