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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1952)
AiONiiAY, i;tisr 4, inr.2 IIIOIIAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAM-S, OnEOON rAGR THREE I- A. t t.k. 'r -'if. t ..S,fftfivJ UNDER PRESSURE o( 91, lifoboat inapt into shape, canopy recti Itialf and first survivors propara to climb aboard. li.-.W.'-ff'i--r,- v ,.'-! 1 ai ..JV.- -jjtl: . .iifaj '"SURVIVOR" swims to de flated lifeboat, pulls got re lease cable. Navy Demonstrates New V' 'Seff-ftisi'ng' - Lifeboat THE NAVY RECENTLY made a dramatic test of a new rubbor ' lifeboat at the Now York Naval Air Station at Floyd Bennett FiolaL whare these pictures worn taken. In a simulated sea disatfer; a Coast Guard helicopter dropped one of the new lifeboat, to "survivors" struggling in the water. Half a minute aftor- nitling the wator, the "package" opened, the boat bal looned into shape and raised its protective canopy. In a short tifru before any of them had time to suffer from exposure the'l'ellori climbed aboard and paddled to shore. Outstanding future, of the new boat, developod by the Navy in coopera , tip witty tho B. F. Goodrich Company, is its ability to inflate , in 30 seconds and provide shelter, with a 70-!egree tempera ture, for 5 survivors in either sub-iero or blistering tropical , weathec Deflated package is thrown overboard. When a gas releato'cablo is pulled, carbon dioxide gas under pressure qutcily snaps the 230-pound, 1 5 lo -foot-long; craft into shape. -t' al-ffi - r '-"' -'-unl --i 'a "'' - - -- SURVIVORS INFLATE, with hand pump, floor liner which insu lates floor in cold climates, doubles as extra life raft in warm weather, " - WITH EVERTHING shipshape, the survivors paddle toward shore, taking in tow one of the inflated floor liners which carries several men. t I011 . TTc. 13'xlt . ' " Eld H nrnnlui-"1 7 ; stody . MIDlMM3n: iu 3- - 4 J - - -i" '''f op . Y ''it iiKtua mf BSSffk... 3 r" I- I Pi ail. THE MODERN TEMPO is exprossed in this smartly plannod house in which every room except the kitchen is a dead-ond rom. A two-way fireplace spreads cheer in both th living room and Dutch dining alcove in the kitchen. The low pitched roof has wide ovorhangs to shade the large windows. This is Plan Y-240 by Horman York, architect, 115 Now Hyde Park Road, Garden City, N.Y. The house coven 1,346 square foot. U.S. July Reaches WABHINOTON Ifl The govern ment wrnt S3.42O.0O0.0OU into tiir rrd In July, Iirnl mouth of the 1U53 fluent year. Thill whis nior than SO per cent nbove the dc-ficit for the opening month of fltcnl 1952. A yenr uko. the uovernment over spent tin Income 111 Uic first month bv (2.108.000.000. Main cau.se for the big deficit in July this venr wiik a jump In mitluvft to SO. Hi, 000, 000. from U -7.0O0.0OO a venr imo. Tnx reeelptK rose ul.-o. to $3,316. 000,000 ln.it month from $2,571,000. 000 a yenr nno. But that was not enough ot nn mcrenso to off.set fullv the Jump In apendmit. An result, the federal debt already more Umn Ik owed bv all U. S. cltlrcns und corportitlons combined rote to S203.7O0.0O0.O00 on Juiv 31. A venr nno It wus only S255.7O0.0O0.OO0. Slinrplv rlMHK oulliiys tor de fense 'accounted for most of the lump In spcndlne from Inst yenr. 8penrlfhr bv the Air Force was up S015.6O0.000 In July this year: bv the Army, from SI.WO.OOO.OOO to 11.526.000,000; By the Navy from S759.O0O.0O0 to Su60.0OO.OO0. CoMs of military assistance to Deficit 3 Sillion New President PORTLAND Georiie F. Drlce Jr. Is the new president of the Orctson Mutual SnvuiRs Bank. He succeeds his father who died recently. Tho widow. Mis. Mnruarct M Brlcc. replnced her husband on the board of directors. Henry D. Lef flniiwcll . was selected to replace the late Ben W. Olcotl, former Oregon Kovcrnor. Fire -Stops Phone Service PKNDt.ETON Iff - Klic rancd tlirouuh the OreKan Motor Hcrvlco Rsnme to liercely Kumlny nlglu thai tejefhntie rubles across the street saKKed "like melted butler" and -1 ,250 phones went out of com-mission-." Repair crews were called In from Portland, nnd other points mid Clio of the phones were expected to be buck in 'nervine late Monday and I he othor 650 by late Tuesday, Manaxcr. D. A. Short said. The live wns behoved to have started ai the battery charging do partmens of the Rarnno shop. The Interior of the building was badly burned nnd 'several cars wero scorched. No loss estimate was Im mcdlatcly available. Annie Uupjlclnio, National LeaRurf Umpire, Is n veteran of 27 monlhsi noi vlce In tho South Pa cific dtrnf? World War II. He par ticipated In the invasions of Hoi landla und Dink. TUNE-UP (LABOR) $4.95 DUGAN & MEST 522 So. 6th1 friendly countries increnscd from 109 million dollars to 293 million dollars. A The rlsinir debt, plus Increased Interest rales, lifted interest cosia on the public debt to 320 million dollars last month from 232 million dollnrs In July last year. Another important Item wns nn ndvnnce of 175 million dollars to the Post Offlco In July to cover its operailni; deficit. No expense charse of that kind was entered in July last yenr. Korea Relieves Red Pressure ANNAPOMB. Md. Wl United Nations fighting In Korea has taken Communist pressure "oil all of Asm," Viee-Adm. C. Turner Joy id Monday. Joy saluted Into Annapolis as superintendent of the Naval Acad emy, asserted the Communists "don't have the capacity to suite any other offensive." Pressure has been relieved In Indo-Chlna. "possibly Hongkong and posslblv Formosa," he said. Just back from three years as Naval Chief of the Far East and almost a year as chief United Nations delegate In dragging peace negotiations at Panmuniom, Joy moved In as 37th superintendent of the academy He replaced Vlce-Adm. Harry W. Hill, who retires this month. Jov told newsmen that he con sidered the Korean conflict "one of the most Important wars we have fought In our history." "We have accomplished a (rent deal bv containing Communism on the continent, even though we have not been able to agree on armistice terms. ' he said. By responding to communist ag gression In Korea, "we have told them they can go so far and no further." he said. "It has awakened us to the dangers ot Communism." Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich unof TFNnr. MACARONI DELICIOUS "Since I got on to making long distance calls by number my friends call me Speedy!". . . Long distance calls go through faster if you give the number you're calling, rather than just the name and address... Pacific Telephone. For Wormth For Beauty For long Wear South Stau tans 1 See our outstar)ding collection of luxurious 100 pure wool North Star Blankets each one woven with unusual skill and densely napped for warmth without weight. 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