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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, .11 INK 2:t. ir,2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGBtlVl' Automobile Sales Climb Upward But most Dealers Stay Cautious II y DAMK J. WM.HII ,norliiled I'm Automotive l.illlor DKTItOIT in Nrw iii'.rrinti-i C It 1 H HIT M-lllNM lun'i r UlMl thi-y are cmnlim limn linen. lirnl limy mum iml in iniiny Apnl relnll drllvri'li-H v,ero iiuninenn rxpriu. mil u u. i mi- liivlirnl in hpvi'I'uI month HMinl ni turn nruMin ni iih' j i-iu . Hm veyn nli.o nhnw Muck of un inn nuin muiiMiy won e m n I Mild run, m oenlern' hand. In I Imd way II miI.m didn't move un ni Junr. 'Hint a iiMiully Ihe he.t I m'IIiiiii nxinlli (if year Inr llin niihiMiy merchaudlnliiK illvlnlun. I Allllullv knlfM hftumt tttt.il- he.- llui li i liiljly I nunnl uiiliiin lii Anrll. Tim uuiu. try Mnii'itlcnl nuenclen report the Congo Natives Pack House To See White Man's Circus t.KOPOl.DVIU.K. HHuInn tunu If Hoim fl.tHKJ imttvrfi piu knl rvrry nvnllnhln Mt nil oiirii.nn nliittl of tho Dp Joiijhr Jiiothrrs Clicun, Mir rvri tu prrloiui In the llrlifliin C'onu. The rlrt'in moved limn llelulum to thr C'unuu villi ttuck utul nin I lull Hftifom rfniippr.t fi.i un rxtm lv( lour n( lUr DrlKluii ( nloiiy For Utiiupriim utu-ndiiit:. llir nhuw wim m mm h wltliiu ihr iiu tllrncf. n in thr circuv Thr jmiivr women Wf t r uiu uu thrli inor.l nhowy Mlk roDci mul liriuj ktl- hlrftt 111 nil color, Iht'lt lips wn'e piilntrd ml pud thru rvrlnow ttrnlrd Along the Iwlr.-.l Kuiuprun In Mi Urn. tnd Near In Lumber Strike SKAITI.r: If -- WeMern Wn-.li-Inillnn Incnl tif the CIO InletNii lliinnl Wnodwoi kcri nl Ainrrlcn I'nlon nchedulrd npertnl meeting Monday nn Tuednv in voir on un agreement expected In rnd the rlnhl-week strike nl 10,000 lumlicr Kiirkrnt J. A. Fndlliik. president ol Dl lllrl 3 of thr llnlnn. nitld npliollntors had ret-omrnetiilrd rnllflrntlnn ol Iho agreement reached Inlr Bntur dny. 'llie aureeineni approved niter prolonged hiirk'nlnlnu cloni In clude nn employcr-llnnm-ed hpnlih mul wellare fund, one- or thr bnr rlern to enrller iellleinenl of Ihr unlknui Neyolintor nald employer will pay I'i rent nn linur prr mnn lor ntralKht llmr. vacation itnd hohdavn into thr hrnlih nnd wel fare fund, nn 11 t crnl.n for oyrr lime. The pioRrmn would brrmnr rttrctlve within 60 dny alter a llmnii Joint committee works out detail. Netntlatnrn alMj aurrrd on a method of rhoonlnn thr romjinny to carry thr workers' hrnlih In uranre; decide on a lormnln lor determining rhitilillltv lor holulnv fiay. and aiirrrd thnl a ntjmlirr of r,-nl lAUr lifiild tie frilled hefofe Ihr men return lo work Thr contract abo hu'hldrn a iKr Increaie ol 7 '3 cent nn hour. n:i lncreae of lo cent. nn hour in the nliiht different in 1. n Mx-ceul premnun for enrly wmk tlurlnit the fire ttcitMtn nnd Iwo-week vncntlon after three year of rtnploymrnt FndlinR nnul loinh which H;ned Culler nureemeiu aulomntlcnllv III receive brni III In Ihl con Iract If Ihry were noi Include in the flrnt nettlement. I An !r(iilird by ConRolene II 1 iiuette. the men wore their bent I l'Hn onniii nlylr contumen. with only 1 1 (i m 1 1 y lien to put an African ! like note. Thin audlrnco proved dlncrhnlii' . Ullllli. I Tne nnnke womnn'n tlHht fllllim ' ''nuuke conttlinc" rrpentlliK 111 1 hriKhlcncd colorn nnd much nllver eiuhrulderliiK the hide of a pytlinn wn much more admired thnn Hie nitlht.s' nomernnult Iroiu a 12-loot Indtter. The nppenrnnce ol n llamn nnd Iwo cnmel wan Inken with the utmost Indlllerence. Mnny Ihlim 1 briiiR ntrniute iibout the white mult, i whv not hi beiiu? Hut a horc Ik ckliiK a bin "foollmll" with It' ' hlndlen or Ihrowlnu over a chnlr ' with II hoot, then netllnu It up I nunin drew hundred of applau.e. ; An excellent exhibition of an eciuilibril working on a hlKh plnl lorm wa taken lor uranted by the I pulillr while a lmple JugKlln act ; with three lun helmet held the ! nniive-i npellbound. Apt)nrently. Ihev niinplv did not renlir.e that (i-rtnln ncrnbmlc exerclne aio difficult for n Kuiopran. They tnkc It for Krnnted that he can do a lot ol thlnit beyond the po-lblllliei ol a native. Only In a bicycle nc rnlinlic act did they renlly "parll rlpnte" In the dlfllculllea. For the bicycle i tndny w'rtely popular nmonK the unlive of Leopoldvllle and they appreciate It poanlbllltlea and limit better than thoie of a man wnlklnx on a nteel wire. wn i choline or In trnnilt Irotn the lactorlen. now mini only nllirhtly morn lliiin 3(1(1.0.10 unit. The total In about 37,000 mill below the ac cumulation on May 1. However, drain a xenernl'v aro nonicwhnt cnutloiit about t.ic up turn. Mnny prolena to nee aome hnrd nnlrit elforl nhend If retail dellverle nro to keep up with fac tory output. That. loo. would bi III keeping with liotinul neunonal Irendn. The factory executlven who have been InMntliift there In a market lor five million new earn annually rile the current nalei upturn a bearing out their prediction. At the name time they explain Hint nnlen ellorl will be needed lo kcII that many car. It hii hern a Iour time nlnce the nuto Induiilry cniue to Ihl aea non of the year with It field alock no iow. 'the total, louKhly, la about whnl I he Indunlrv hendn fluure In a three weekn' inventory lor tile dealer. They connlder a month's nKx'k about normal. Lieiilern, on the other hand, have become ao accustomed to carrying few car In atock that their ex perience In the lant lew month hnve nulled more thnn a few nl them lo become uneanv, Contrary to populnr opinion, nome of them did loe money in Ihl year a lirst quarter. A recently completed nurvey by Draft Sponsor Dies at 70 WASHINGTON W Fum-ml wrvicm will be lirld W"dncevdnv for Jnitirfi W. Wndftworth. 74. form rr MrnHior and rcm-cnemallvc who hpon-iorcd preWorld Wnr II dralt IrtfttxiHtlon and headed the romrnlft Mon which drew up ihe proponed t universal military training pro i Ki am. lie died of cancer Saturday night , after a long lllncnii. ! Wudhworth wait the fourth man j In rtinrrl:aii HiMory Ut become a member of the lloune of Jlepreftent atlven after aervlnic in the fiennte. 'Hie other were John Qulncv Adams, the aixth president, the late Theodore Burton of Ohio, and Ben. Matthew M. Neelv (D.-W.Va.i. A Republican from Western New York tl me, Wadswnrth wan active throuffhout lit"! career in building up the nation's defence. Leave Korea Says Bass PORTLAND of Mr. Charlotta A U. Ihe flrnt Negro woman ever to run for vice president ol the U 8 . rrlticlr.ed Ihl country' foreign iwhcy nl a -Progreniive I'nrly rally here Sunday nlKhl. Mr. Ban, one of Iho founder of Ihe Progressive, nald In an In terview earlier that the U 8. ahould (el out ol Ihe Korean War which he nid wa a "nquabble between Ihe Koreans.'' ' The time for u to act." ihe laid. "I when the attack t at cur bordrr. not A. 000 mile away." On domestic Issues she called tor repenl ol the Tnll-Hnrt!ey labor law, abolition of sharecropplng and enactment of a federal fair employ ment pnicllces acl. Vincent llnlllnun I the Progres sive presidential candlale. lie now In aervinu a six-mouth prison term lor contempt ol court for his con duct as defence attorney during ihu Harry Bridges perjury trial. Democrats To Hold Meeting A revision of Ihe club constitu tion and election ol New officers I will highlight a Wednesday night i meeting of the Klamatii County j Democratic Club. The meeting u (scheduled for 7:30 p m. and will ; be held In the circuit court room ; in the Klamath County Court j House In addition to the election and constitutional revision, the local Demociai will also select a regu lar meeting date. Tlie election was preclnltnted bv the resignation ol pnst-uresldent A. ' F. Condrev at the last club meet 'in? Other club officers are F.mll Con Inellv. vice president: Mrs. Wallv (Moss, secretary and Hal Oelgcr, easurer. ( ASI AI.ITY MHT WASHINGTON Ml The De detense Dcpartmrnl Mondav Ident ified 01 Korea battle casualties In la Hat (No. SOU that reported 13 killed. 45 wounded, one missing and 1 three tniured. ANOTHER STORE NAME mm Full-size, G-E Range with completely automatic oven! ! 1 lof M Mo- 1 It'i been many a moon since we've seen an electric range bargain u good as this one! Imagine a new full-size G-E Electric range with wonderful Automatic Oven Timer a whopping value al a whopping low price! You'vo got to sec it to believe it so come in today for a free demon stration! HI-SPEED CALROD HEATING UNITS I AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER I OVERSIZE OVEN I BIO THRIFT COOKERI Vr BUILT-IN LAMP I tl it FULL-SIZE LEADER RANGE With Automatic Ovtn Timer HURRY! HURRM ORDER YOURS TODAY... THEY'RE GOING FASTI RfOClrC- 1001 Main Ph. 2-2518 Clean Spark Plugs FREE Dugan & Mest th. National Automobile Dealers Association Business Management Committee dlscloned that 25 per rent of Ihe dealers actually oper ated at a lost In the January- AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Irani lh l.ttHlt B. Mann riati I m- i Btnt, lit h. lh, mi lw mnthl rait. Afltr ft ri.abU tint yu ran, i If f wtttt, rhania Irani tnt la jtir- rhaa affranmant. Tha rani alraa4r K i la all fra1M I Tnr yurrbaia account . a aa athar dawn aarmani il naraa. 1 aarr. Tha manthlr aarmlnti ran be 1 llllla hlfhar than rant. Or II pf far, ja can canllnya I rani. fROM Janssen points with pride to its Istest addition the built-in, invisible LOWREY ORCANO. which eivecfh llMttn niann .1 r three-way use is piano alone, organ alone, as combination of both. Drop in, see the many exclusive features that make the JANSSEN the equal of pianos much higher in price. Select a JANSSEN today! "The. Home Piano of America." An txclusive with us kyle morgan pianos "yours for a happier futurt thru music" through-March period of this year. Trie steel dispute, despite heavy advance buying of the metal, left considerable uncertainty for the car makers. Mont of them obtained delivery, before the steel shutdown, of considerable tonnage originally scheduled lor third quarter deliv ery. This permitted a June upturn tn car production, but It means the car companies will have to bor row again from future allocation! tn order tn maintain output In thai yonr'a third quarlor. Mesnwhll, atock on hand are dwindling and are revising their production plana, are rvlslng their production plana. "Strong Doy" f or Drawny Hauling! These CMC Platform MoeVs Have Plus Power ojus More Helt for "Hord-fo-Hondfe" Utdt IF you're looking for a versatile truck io tote those bulky, unwieldly loads then take a look at GMC'8 rugged Platform models! For these carriers have plenty of load space harnessed to a broad shouldered "truck-built" frame riding on dependable, extra-duty springs, a ; IT With a power plant unsurpassed by any other make of truck in the Vim to 2-ton class-these GMC Platform trucks have plenty of the stamina it takes to keep cargo moving, year after year. Get the facts on these great GMCTa today. We can supply cab and platform-body models, which are quickly convertible to stake rack work, and provide longer wheel base cab-and-chassis models for special applications. Ittuck SERVING YOU WITH TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS A. H. "Shorty' WEATHERFORD 632 So. 6th Ph. 5276 WEST-HITCHCOCK CORPORATION 677 So. 7th Ph. 7771 fiaf ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES and SERVICE FAIRBANKS MORSE POMONA PUMPS HEADQUARTERS FOR CMC TRUCKS kT OOO Sut only Sine wiU TeR. i(r2'Xk exKmrnxmn JlyL smart irjJ WTi t ? acrvi CA-nil! rr rA actcp rAJ Aur at-wt I llli I m I I I i'WPSE C.-.V aliatft $S CANY JUDGE A 06ARETTE UMT1L yaM TRIED W tSl J I ( ( if IJI, Jtlll.nl ; - " i l " Xh 5 aaaaJ7 a,,,,,,,,. iWnl,jp , Bb , aainii Mil ! aiiiaiUi UTTHTl iiWHilill IHi I IHl IMMIOW f .Hi III '1 ' Vr 1 iilWHrf t 0 I "4 V f. -sr -&, j. v IT makes sense to try a cicarettc as your steady smoke then you'll know how well it suits your throat and pleases your taste, week after week. It makes sense to try the cigarette that is far more popular than any other brand the cigarette more smokers enjoy than any other. Yes, it makes sense to try CAMELS as your steaviy smoke. Smoke only Camels for the next 30 days and let yout "T-Zone" tell you all you need to know! Sec how rich and flavorful Camels are. It's a flavor that doesn't tire your taste. See how mild Camels are, how well they agree with your throat pack after pack, week In and week out. See how enjoyable a cigarette can be! AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR mm The Doctors' Choice A few years ago, 113,597 doctors were asked what cigarette they smoked. The brand named most was Camel. Repeated nationwide surveys since then have all re vealed the same result. According to these surveys: MORE DOCTORS SMOKE CAMELS THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE Authorhtd Dafr GENERAL l ELECTRIC RANGES mimi-BYBiiuoivs lTnul-nlrlr, .. U.S. Pt. O. r