Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 30, 1952, Page 11, Image 11

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    MONDAY, JUN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
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Better Days For Elders
Predicted By Labor Bureau
1. The 13 million men and wo
men over 65 today comprise twice
as large a portion of U.S. popu
lation as the 65 and overs in 1900.
2. Americans 45 and older may
Increase to a total 63 million by
1975. or nearly half of all those
aged 20 or more.
3. Men are dying faster than
women, and that trend li due to In
tensity. For Instance today there
4. By IVtt the U.S. population
will be IN million, or about 40 ntt.
are one million mora
woman 45 l"n mora than now.
or older than there are men: but
by 1975, BLS said, thera will be
six million more. Average Ufa ex
m
pectancy for a white man born In
1949 Is es t years; for a. white wo
man, 71 D.
tly ItOWLAND EVANS Jit.
WAHIIINOTON W) Bv 1915 the
averuue mun can look forward to
nine years of retirement brfore he
dim, compared with only alx years
to widen lor most American work
er. '
One of the moit Important prob
lems confronting the nation, B1.8
said, la how to prevent a waste
of the productive capacity of older
workers.
The study said "arbitrary age
discriminations against older york
ers who must seek new Jobs and
compulsory age retirement of able
employes deplrve the nation of pro
ductive capacity."
Real estate firms and anthracite
coal mines, the report aald, em
ploy the highest proportion of older
workers men and. In the real es
tate business, women over 45.
Almost half of all persons In real
estate and 44 per cent of anthra
cite coal miners are 45 or older.
Some other conclusions rached
CONTINUED ALL THIS WEEK!
now and wree in ivuu.
lli ut In Junt one conclusion
reudicd In a IcnRhtv study made
f try REDUCTION
uhllo Monday by the Bureau of
nor Btiillstlcs (BU).
"The Rap between the working
life span and the total life span."
the JILfl report jtald, "continues
ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF SHOES
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KEY TO THU CITY Col. hrancii S. Gabrotki, 33, roturnod from Korea after 100 combat
millions and en ece of two wart, receives "t ho groatott thrill of my life," during parade and
civic roception in Sen l-ranciico. At City Hall h e received the key to f he city from Mayor
Elmor Robinion. Left to right are: Mrs. Eloanor A. Arnold, widow of the lata Gen. of the Air
f Force Henry H. Arnold; Gsbretki; Robinion; Mr I. Gabrotki, and daughter, Djoni, 6, one of four
children.
Boy Collapses
During Kike
Youth Has
Car Trouble
NEW YORK W Olnairs on or
ORROON CITY I.P A 17-mile 19-yrnr-old Herbert Feldmiin
hikp through I'uugh country in the I made something of a spectacle ol
JlriKbv Hot bprlliK't Aicit hotith o ,Inn(.
Mnliitltt wnn loo much lor Uuriv I ,'',., . . . .
Juckli-'' Vcnthm. HI. Collon. Hun- I " crushed his car
dny mill a group ol loggers cuilrd .l'Ho the frnder of Detective John
him tliclnnl lour inilea. .1. Hrinlng's cr Huwlnv. Mnnlim
They had niinwercd u coll lor ,1(,l(.d nml j.-e,i1' driver's II-
help from Venlliiu's two flnliliiK-; ,,.
trip compnnion, who hud wrapped I"1"' ,,or'' ,l,c "'llon: vol1
him In hlunkeu and liendrd out not wearing glasses"
for aid when he collapsed Fcldinnn s not wearing
The Ui'rc hud gone on n two- P. Fleming took lilin to a
jr iioi.mik ii i Mlti tin vtn.tii i I
mllrn brvoiul a toiid. HuUlidiiy
IilHtU niui Huiidiiy nni nl ni llu-y
wrrp rxpOAnl to tirnvy ruin and
cold. I'iir cxiomiit uppiirenlly uum
loo murli (or Vnithtn.
Kin comi'iinifui.. u-i'ic Minlr mul
Mlrklo CiirvMdy ut Molullu.
Vcnlhln wm htouhl to u hospital
here Where Ills comlilion Montlny
iriotnluy wnA rrporlcd lo be very
If ood.
Mini-
Werner Loses
Diamond Ring
ANTH1EN. France W Jack
Warner of the Amrrlrnn film com-
Sanv. jWarner Hrolheis, reixmed
lnildlv lm hud loni a S'J.IKKI
tilitmoitd ilni Mhil.. .iwlrmnliiK In
the Mediterranean here
lie hired two young dlver-i lo help
him search tor II, and promised
1.000 it lliev recover It.
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ICvanMon. Til llugh Slewarl.
Cnuthern California, downed Hob
I'eiry, UCLA, to win the NCAA
ingles 'Championship.
I
Million house and gave him
mons.
This lime, with glasses on. Fe Id
man got in his car to drive away.
flreallv agitated, he drove the
vehicle into another car and ca
romed oil It liilu-Detective Flem
ing's csr.
Foldmnn then sat on the station
house steps until a friend came lo
drive him homo.
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Comfort and Health
for you and your family
With VCT.SIX-IONIX Wircdlicat in your home, you can
hELAX in tlio clean comfort of fcally fresli, crisp air.
WESJX has added "Ion-Control" to the well-known idS
vantages of dean, efficient, automatic electric Wircdheat.
This new development in
Wcsix Engineering research
actually "freshens" stale city
air by restoring the healthful
relaxing Ion-Balance nature
intended.
Cod of came la tetfey.
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McMINNVILLE iifl The Yam
hill County Jail, virtually falling
apurt between the bricks, was
abandoned Saturday night by two
more prisoners.
They used a window sasti to
knock the bricks out from the
crumbling rnortar.
Their hole was right alongside
ucnrtmg'rrrlsone? tweWo "rs7.y next's'toV on
though, before one of the men. i h, o,mH. Th. nrn. e.rri.w
118.000 In gold with them
Snead. Ferrier
Pick Up $5666
TOLEDO, O. W) Eleven of 13
professionals headed Monday for
Detroit and the Motor City Open
one of the
Albert Ulrnun, 29, Wlllamlna, was
found at his parents' home In Port
land. The other, Donald Memory, J),
of Cloves, O , still was hunted.
The people recently voted money
lor a new Jail and ft will be built
next year. The present one was
built nearly 65 years ago.
Spring Cleaning
Job Planned
Mr. and Mrs. C. H (Barney)
Dariintable, 1U High Rlreet, left
this morning on a mouths vaca
tion trip.
During the first week of their
absence, their Chat N' Nibble res
taurant on Esplanade Street, la to
be closed for renovation. During
the remainder of the Barnstable's
trip, the restaurant will be oper
ated by employes.
The iiam.itables plan to visit In nnother tranned under it
Idaho, Iowa, Nebruska and Call- j The dying man was August L.
fornla and will tour Yellowstone ! Carlson. 68. The other msn wss
Car Crash
Kills Man
PORTLAND 11 A car over
turned Just northeast of Portland
Hundny and sheriff's aides found
one man beside It, dying, and
Bam Snead of White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., and Jim Ferrier,
captured tourney honors for the
aecond time with plus 13. They
; picked up winnings of $5,866.66.
I The winners were 87 under par
i for 80 holes after playing the final
I nine holes Sunday In 28 strokes,
I eight under par, for the tourney
J record.
I Ed (Porky) Oliver and Doug
I Ford took second place with a plus
NwOMEM'S
Robltt
Ptdwini
French-Shrincr
National Park en route.
Oreanport, N.J, One Hitler
(15 20i captured the mlle-and-a-quarter
S25.0O0 Monmouth Park
handicap In 2:04 1-5.
the driver. Donald B. Broome, 23,
who said he was alone In his csr
and didn't know ne had hit a pedes
trian. He said an oncoming car's
lights blinded him and sent him
out of control.
Trade vl:r HOG
for ci
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lo te
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'4? CHEVROLET 34-T0N PICKUP $1295
'43 FORD IVa-TON BL-and '47 Utility Trailer $2500
'40 CHEVROLET IVa-TON FLATBED $450
'50 FORD 34-T0N PICKUP $1395
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Los Angeles Sgt. Mai Whitfield
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tryouts for the selection of the U.S.
track and field Olympic team were j
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