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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1952)
; , ..... ,,...,: , AGE TWENTY HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JUNE I V , , v ,. . : , i in.' 4i .' 3I o v n OH, MY ACHING HEADI This French policeman moves on after using his night stick : to "quiet" two Communist rioters who took part in violent demonstrations against Gen. 'Matthew B. Ridgway at Paris. An estimated 718 Reds were arrested and 50 police- meji were sent to the hospital. One rioter was killed. Bosses: Be Kind to Your Secretary, It's Her Week . -1 i By DOROTH ROE Associated Press WOMEN'S Editor . If you're & secretary, pat yoursell on toe oacii . You're the. object of adulation all over the -country. It's in your honor'thai business men of Amer ica are asked to observe National Secretaries Week. June 1-7 It might even be a good time to strike the boss for that raise. The official week, "dedicated to the greater glory of the typing- and-shorthand queen, is backed uy rarious large organizations, with the, dual purpose of alerting busi ness men to the supreme import ance of the secretary, and of en couraging June graduates to take to secretarial won as a serious career. The lot of the modern secretary Is a nappy one if she knows her business. As to opportunities, uie skv's the limit.' This doen't mean Just the opportunity of marrying the boss: it means a bright girl start ing out as a secretary In a big bus ness today may wind up as presi dent of the firm. - ' - The national shortage of secre taries has been weU publicized, through appeals from government (Of! officials, harried business men and various organizations interested In the problem. Recently Charles Sawyer, secret. ary of Commerce termed the office worker shortage "a matter of ser ious concern throughout the coun try.' The hieh point of secretaries week will be Secretaries Day, Wednesday. June Any employer who doesn't bring his secretary an orchid on that day, or at least let her take two hours for lunch, should have his head examined. After all, as government and business have concurred, "a good gal Is hard to find. Chile to Send Copper Again SANTIAGO. Chile ( The Central Bank of Chile has an nounced that copper shipments to the United States will be resumed after a stoppage of nearly a month because of a price dispute. This Andes country, the major overseas source of copper for the U. S. supplies about a third of America's needs in the strategic industrial metal. The Chilean government sn- nounced last week that a sottle ment had been reached In which U. S. officials agreed to lift their 27 i cent ceiling price on Imported cooper. No details were given on a ens. 'TOO ACTIVE" William A. Magee of Van Nuys, Calif., Civil War veteran of the Grand Army of the Re public, one of four still ' alive. He will be 106-years-old in August. His family describes him as being "too active." He rises at sun-up, cooks his own breakfast, goes for a walk and reads with a critical eye on the . political scene. RED PEACE MEET HONG KONG, UP) The Chinese Communist News Agency said Saturday delegates from 15 coun tries, including the V. S.. have ar rived In PeiDing for the preparatory meeting of Bed China's "Asian and Pacific Peace Conference." The conference is exoectea aiong thi lines of the Stockholm Peace Conferenc. 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 Owens J- 0 8 W"- .fJ TRADE MASTER Mrs. Teresa Smid, certified a a coaster plumber by the state of Illinois, threads pipe In tht plumbing shop she and her bus band operate in Cicero. ELDERLY GRAD EMMITSBURG. Md. OB John J. Lenney, 81. gets a doctor of philosophy degree at Columbia university next week. Most ol tne requirements were filled by 1916. Then in 1948. after Lenney's wife died, he decided to luush up tnc job at Columbia. Russian Bigwigs Live in Luxury As Advisors to Foreign 'Comrades' By RUIARD O'RCGAN IENNA tm Lavish villas, servants who once were members of the old aristocracy, big cars ana Toyai meats uiis is now nus sin's military and civilian "advi sors" reportedly live in East Eu rope. - oienm curtain. Russian military men are present, In hundreds to thousands. Wlth-uiem are oilier nunareos oi economic, political and technical experts, rarely seen In public, who guide the Communist puppet gov ernmems. It la part of their lob to report to Moscow. Thus, the Communist bosses of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania. Bulgaria and Albania so all out to make uirm happy and see their reports home are favorable. This means plenty of luxury tor the Russians, if any explaining Is needed to the workers, the Com munists sav: "The Russians lib erated our land from (lie Nasls. The flower of their manhood died for us. Thev are entitled to some privileges for their sacrifices fur our people.' The privileges are extensive, mi Russians live either in homes of the dispossessed rich, or in newly built luxury settlements where they can be off by themselves awuy .from the local folk. Reliable reports from behind the Iron Curtail) say Uie Russians are treated like diplomats. The Soviet Union's real dlplomatlo represent atives are treated like kings. In Budapest, tor Instance. Rus sia's Ambassador J. D. Klsseljov lives In a magnlflcant block-long home. He has many servants and tile finest, rarest foods are served to visitors. . , Not far away on a hill. Klsseljov has another luxurious mansion with fine swimming pool and gardens. It is rarely used. In recent weeks, two refugees arrived in the west from Bulgaria ana Aioania. me Bulgarian, a sold ier, said each Bulgarian regiment has two Soviet officers with the rank of colonel who wears Russluu uniforms. The Albanian was an officer who told colorful story, possibly full of bitterness unci somo exnggera Hon, He asserted: The Russians arrive in Albania palo and poorly drensed. Albanian authorities greet them In style, rush thru) to a holol and soon after provide them with a1 first- class house or apartment. t After a few months In the villas of New Tirana, the Russians ap pear In cloUios of English malarial, Western-educated women of the old aristocracy appear In their fam ilies as cooks, governesses and maids. AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Tat in rM a lavals- mm anitas iUm tram lb I,iiU R, Mma ria : an. 11 N. Ilk. In thlr rl, Afltr a taaHRbU tliu ymn . ir wibii, naaujt lrn rvni ! par rlUB Mt"mil- 'tin rnl BlrtaSr VIS It ll nr4lltd ! yaar rrbi acal n4 albtr Swu Mrmcnt I tarr. Th wnlhlr rtntnli null hlkr ! rant. Or, II t. yaw sa ooallas U real . r ? WELLS MISPLACED HONO 'KONO (.fi The Red China government reporting on Uie progress of Us national "prevent drought campaign' said Saturday. 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