Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 03, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFit I DAY, OCT. 3, 1(152 IlKiiAM) AM) NEWS. KLAMATH KAI.I.S. OHFION PACE SEVT.N JWef Industrialism Growing, Reports Stalin U. 8. B. R. He claimed they were trying to make up for the loss by the Mar shall Plan, Ihe Korean wr and the arms race "but this Is very like ft drowning man selling at straw;." IP U' -J5 BROWD1R ARRESTED Erl Browdar, hatleii and titUit, It ttcorled into iht federal eourtheuit at Ntw York by n FBI aaenr after hit arrait on chargei of making f alio ifattmanti In hit wifa'i naturaliiation proceeding. Browdtr, 61, former numbar on Communiit in America and one-time Communiit candidate for preiident, and Mn, Browder war arretted fler federal grind jury refurntd tht Indictment, MOBCOW idl Jourph hialln J hays the economic alrcnuth of Ihe Communlnt world In growing ntcaillly while the West renoiii cci are declining, Communist nations roon will be n hie la enport surplus merchan dlr.f, ha declare. Htalln alno asserted Thumday, In hlrt firat major slalement In mora than two yeara, that war between capltall-.t and Coimnuniht liauolu la not likely. But he maintained war In Inevl labia between llie capitalist na tions themselves and mentioned Britain, France, llaly, Japan and West Germany an countrirn that may "eventually Iry to break out of American bondage." The Russian leader's viewa were ant forth In a 60psie article In the magailna Bolnhevlk, a leading Moviet theoretical Journal. Ita publication came Junt before I tie opening oi tne nrsi bovici i.oin munlat parly conureaa alnie World War II an event expected to re ault In new disclosures of Com munist policy. Stalin's article, entitled "Kcono. mlc Problem of Hoclahsm In the U. H. 8. R," u unquestionably Hie mo.l Important economic pol icy atalement made In Russia amce World War II. In the atalement. the Premier asserted that the West's economic omlc courte, foreseeing: lion" In In I. Basic chancea in Die collect- Ihe workers.) Ive farm organization lo hi ifin In Hialln nald Ihe Went actually the near future. The ultiuiule K"l created a new world economic ar- Will be a direct exchange of lillll rmnnni'iil when It hlr,rkil,-H Iln. produce for Industrial pinductK, m ,,,, tlf 0uer nation, that did rather than the present system of I ,,i ii the Mnmlmli nlnn telling the farm surplus In Ihe , The non-Marshall nations, he open maraet. . . . . . 3. Doubling of worker' real waitcH L o oOSo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oo (To 0000001 and a reduction in ine work cinv y from the present eight hourti to six p and later to five. r 1. Introduction of unlvemal coin- U pulaory polytechnical education to p give persona fieedom to change C their professions and keep ihrm ' from being "shackled" for life to one lob. I All tliei.e polnU obviously are ' C Internal propaganda. It hud been y expected that the Hovlet people r would be promli.ed once amilii In ! r" connection with a parly CoiiKrew C that there would be new atepa "on : h the road to Coiumunihin." The Bovlet Union doe not even C have a alandard eight-hour day at ; the prenent lime. I In fact, the apeedup In both Industry and airicultuie indlcutt-a 1 much longer hours, and hints in the Soviet pre.-.a point lo sharp criticism of those who entertained Ideaa of ahnrter hours. The promise o hiKher payiu Ihe future-alto has been exacted. hill the IndleMllritlM in ri-t Wr.,'ir.l ' he making as a sop to : declared. Joined together In their own mutual aid program. Hialln said the resources of the United HiHtes, Hritaig and France are on the decline and thene na tions know It will be difficult for them to make up tor the loss of such markets as China and the 604 Main Neil Ta Rudy'l Man'i Star BAKERY Phone 4363 SATURDAY SPECIAL blockade of the Soviet bloc had re- j pronouncements have been that the suited In such rapid Influslr al soviet workers wouid work more development oi ine kiwiiiiuimi amn lor less acluul nations they can expect to toon Mop Impelling goods and Instead look lor markets lor their own uirplusea. Htalln also laid down a partial blueprint for Russia's future econ- Vancouver TV Transmitter To Cover 50 Mile Radius Three Jap Ships Missing Possibly another real pay. pi Ice reduo Boiron Cream PIES PIES CAKES PASTRY Rich Cinnamon TWISTS with a walnut topping Decorated of all kindi cj ULILOJJLPJJJJL8JJ.8.A.8.l CAKES BET COMING ... via CBS ! 2 em Our Miss Brooks Laugh with the nation's favorite school marm who adds romance to the three R's. KFLW-NEXT WEEK WAIiHINii loN The lele-'With standard radio nations n the viion siallon proiHised by Van- area. couvei iwa-li.) Itadio Corn would I Ine peiition niu.l be acted upon cover an ureti roughlly 60 miles by the commission before the sub nn all sides of the Columbia Illvrr Ject can be considered al the hear- cny, a wines lotd a communira- iing linns Coimuission examlnrr Thura dav. How ai d T. Head, consulllna rad io entilurer for the company, said siltnnls would be received rlearlv within 'J'i-3tl inllei nl Vancouver mill le?s reliable reception un lo k'J miles. 'the compauy Is conte.stltiK with Ml. Bcmt I rlcca iters Inc.. Port- land, Ore , for Channel 31. Al- Ihe bureau's reciuesl ixised the (liioallon of possible Interlerence bv Ml. Bcolt'a proposed towers with KPON and bv iho.-.e of Vancouver radio with KPAM. Hlmllar pennons have been filed In connection with Ihe applications of II or 12 firms seeking as signment to one of the four con le'.led Portland channels. The lone exception Is Columbia Pt'M PKIN HTULi.N AKRON. O. ot ll wouldn't have been so bud If thieves luM look the , ordinal v pumpkins but thev took 'Die klnii-slre one as well. Investi gation of irscks on the properly I of A, F. Delbel disclosed that It and 4S 0 miles lo the I " " n, 11 n"a lo rollrn ewav ana so nines 10 me A s,,rrl(ri, arpllly , w M Inches In clrcumlerence. ii,n,ii. in. rh.nn.i is .H.-,it.ne,i io umpire leiecamers inc. wmcn is Portland, commission rules nermil i seeking rhsnnel 13. anpilcatlnns lo be etiustdcred liom cities which have no lelcvlMou as signuient anil are wllhln IS miles of the desluuallon. E'hlblls iniroduced hv Head showed Ihe propoied statlon'a ser vice pattern would extend north from Vancouver to Kelso. Wash,, ea t to ('iron. Vah.. smith to ralem. Ore wert. Ilr said Ihe company plans to locale Its traiinltier and a 3M loot tower and antenna at llealy Helehls. ) i, miles west of Council (res in Portland, bludios would te In Vancouver, Rwlitht I). I-ooinls. Portland enul neer. rlnrd nut technic al engineer ini leslimonv lor Ml. tcotl earlier with Ihe assertion that he had been Informed, on Ihe basis of tests con ducted In connection with Port land's Miiftle TV atntlon now In operation, tlmt Ihe cliy is "unui.al ly aood" lor television. A iiosMbllity for future delav In Ihe proceedings developed with Ihe lilin- by the I'oniiiiiv.ioii'i broad asl bureau of a petition to en large I. sties of Ihe hearing lo deter Mine Ihe possibility of Inlerlerence TOKYO i Three ships with 34 fishermen were mlssm alter tidal waves and high winds buf feted the shores of Hokkaido Is land Krlday. Nine of the flliermen were leared drowned when their ships overturned. Fifteen other are be lieved adrift on Ihe Pacific. Eighty houses and 33 fishing ves sels were damniced. The tidal waves were about 13 feet high. The winds and waves, were a result of a typhoon Hint passed be iween Honshu and Hokkaido 1s-Isnds. riNI PHOTOGRAPHY J Al yfiwiwooo-t STUDIO PHONE 4526 DANCE - ICC HALL SATURDAY 9 to 1 MUSIC BY THE 4 CLOVERS A NEW FOUR-PIECE BAND ADMISSION $1.00 (Tax Inc.) wavi! tei-r old 'fhe EXTRA YEARS enhance th great Bourbon Taste of OLD M22 9-H HICKORY ituiBtB0TOB0Il,Bf rmm WlaJiika SfwpA and ShupA in A TizzuOuvTY worried about the man your tccn-ase daughter . STEWING be- ;ell or TIIINK- lormal umply in caslum owl's eyes toward c au.e your grape Juice didn't ISO Hint your iHst year's WONT do for another aiarlll evening??? Well, puck your troubles In Ihe old kit bait . . . TIME and MIU.Ht S Kill Iron out Ihe wrinkles . . . cant GUARANTEE any thing EXCEPT THIS news . . . thai Mlt.l.r.K'S has the most EXTRAOR DINARY . . . Madcap . , . Mysterious . . . Country-Club-Hound KOIl MALS ever wafted Into town . . . EMMA DOMH ORIGINALS . . . EXCLUSIVE with MIl.l.Kll'S. RACKS of KORMALS, offstage . . . HEAV ENLY fornmls . . . ftars on the autumn scene. Whispering taffetus . . . smooth satins, billowy nets, swanky crepes . . . beauteous laces, luscious velvets . . . SHORT and LONG formula-... so take jour pick oi spice and tpark. Fiesta colors, ravlshlncly cut In a swirly, awlthy black taffeta UNDER net. Mmply HUGE pale pink and blue bows lor umph . . . golden NET with SHIRRED hlp-linc and leeny golden bolero . . . COPPER satin wuh banded bosom . . . strawberry pink LACE and net, sweetly timple ... a DARLING bro caded net with halter and slole ... a Rlddy. gorgeous RED net. patterned in ribbon to make a stunning lull-length apron, bow in the region of the derrlerc . . . Splashed with rlilncstones. brilliant with sequins, garlanded with posies, glittery and gay. Slip into a 1352 EMMA DOMB at MII I.F.It'S ... let vour spirits soar to the strato sphere , . . DREAM m' love DREAM! There isn't ANYTHING in the whole wide world that will lift your ego lo the heavens like a new EMMA DOMB FORMAL or a new DUO . . . an absolutely NEW street-length TAFFETA SKIRT, pleated or flared . . . PLUS ... a matching HALTER that will show your pearly shoulders . . . INKY BLACK, the porlcct COCKTAR, HOUR ensemble . . . PLUS . . . a stunning sheer, metallic (silver or goldi shot NYLON BLOUSE for a wonderful eve ning . . . THESE come in white, silver, pink, blue with push-up sleeves, perky little col lar and flashing rhinestone buttons ... see these In the windows at SIS MAIN, iii.i.i;us The phrase "pin money" originated In the Klh renlury when pins, even straight ones, were 10 costly that they were sold only the first two dsvs In January anil generous hus bands gave their wives pin-money allowances to huy this luxury. Plus were handed down from mother to daughter, used mostly as ornaments. & Someone Uremnvd about white lingers on the keys of a melodian. the sun on ruby glass and pewler, ladder backed chairs and mellow light and flames Irom a pitch log in a stone fireplace and out of THAT dream came HOME STEAD PROVINCIAL . . . DINNERWARE by POPPY TRAIL at R1CKYS . . . DINNERWARE, that if you love AMERICA and your an cestors who made this coun try GREAT, will make jour henrt skip a beat. Will mnkc you DETERM INED that you'll never rest until you've exchanged $13.95 lor a 16-piece STARTER set -at RIC'KVS. If you love Ihe QUAINT, the UNUSUAL . . . you simply MUST sco HOMESTEAD PRO VINCIAL . . . placed upon green lined cloth with yellow napkins . . . iiasiuriums in a HOMESTEAD planter , . . shocks ot coin, a WATER MAID with yoke and pails . . . a. PLOWBOY and turned furrows of deep brown earth ... a PORTRAIT of the old HOME, maybe a RIVER and trees that shed their leaves In autumn. ALL the EXTRAS that make a set of DINNERWARE one of your CHOICEST pos sessions ... the NICEST of surprises for the guests who DROP In . . . the kind of DIN NERWARE you love to USE and USE . . . that lends beauty and Importance In your home, HOMESTEAD PROVINCIAL by POPPY TRAIL brought to you bv "Your Registered Jeweler," lo the DOWNSTAIRS complete CHINA SHOP at 1M MAIN, ii i cms COATS are magnificent . . linings are Ara bian Nights dreams of beauty . . Irrldescent gergrousness that crackles with color . . fabrics are fabulous . green has a golden touch . apricot Is stunning . browns are lawny . . all combine for arrent . . your wardrobe this winter ean sing with beauly . ) .1 llonqurt lo W'hylal'a a compliment from the heart . . . a TL from the public on the most BREATH-TAKING merchandise gathered under ONE roof . . . you'll be neck - deep in excitement the IN STANT you enter the door . . . wildly en thusiastic at the wealth of BEAUTY ... the elegant air of COATS . . . SUITS . . . HATS . . . the fabulous COS TUME JEWELS . . . aristocratic IMPORTED KNITS . . . distinct live GLOVES . . . the "mink and champagne" FORMALS . . . sleek and sumptous HANDBAGS . . . Important NYLONS . . . ALL the very NECESSARY wardrobe 'high-Jinks'' that mark you a woman of wisdom. WE went completely "gaspy" at the most divlllsh" little PETTISKIRTS this side of ' ihe Rue de la Paix . . . little flirty, ruffled and bow-trimmed fluffs of nylon net, baby pink and blue and white to peek wickedly from 'neath the hem ot a black frock . . . matching PANTIES no larger than a sigh wear THESE under your sheer NIGHTIES if you aren't headed STRAIGHT for the arms of Morpheus . . . Found those out-of-this-world TYROLEAN HANDBAGS with filigree, 24-karat plated GOLD FRAMES, some open as "two-drawer" JEWEL CASES to carry your diamonds . . . brown and black . . . NAPIER JEWELS (ex clusive with WHYTAL'S) that you'll wear with EVERYTHING from tweeds to velvet . . . seen in LIFE and WHYTAL'S. ' Found be-Jeweled, be-dazzling. BE-YOOTI-FUL HATS . . . FRENCHY little BERETS and CLOCHES becoming to EVERY PROFILE . . . "strutter" chapeaus for your casuals that look like a cool million. New novelty COIN PURSES and BILLFOLDS that are taking the gals by storm . . . fasten them to a BELT, twirl them on a little finger, wear them on a bracelet, scarcely larger than a watchfob, but LARGE enough for "mad money" . . . gold and high colors at WHY TAL'S. HINT for CHRISTMAS ... a COMPLETE MENDING KIT. tiny PURSE, wee SCISSORS, thread of EVERY hue. NEEDLES, THIMBLE. JUST scratched the surface . . . more to come ... if you YEARN to look like a fashion-plate, if you HOPE you'll never come face-to-face with another frock like the one you adore ... if you want to walk-on-air, KNOWING you are envied, the place .to shop for your new FALL WARDROBE is 901 MAIN, WIIYSTAL'S "ft "fr Costume jewels become more fabulous diy by day. The exciting, creative possibilities of jewelry Is never overlooked by leaders In the field of women's wearing apparel. Paris urges women to be daring with their pearls, rhine stones and beads this winter . wear both chokers and lariat ropes of pearls , wear not one, but SEVERAL bracelets and huge atones In dinner rings some jewels are showing up with adjustable fastenings, boon to the woman with more mature figure. There's A Xew Spot in OUR town that MAYBE you've been miss ing .. . tucked into an old, old house bright as a new penny with charming modern decor ... an old, old HOME that lots of you'll be knowing at 303 North 4lh, a rabbit jump from Main Street, next door to K.V. Hospital. Here, several of our "first" families made his tory . . . HERE is the COTTAGE FOUNTAIN and SNACK BAR . . . HERE are the B-E-S-T HOMEMADE PIES and CAKES fresh from the oven ever served by a irlendly hostess, MARIE OBENCHAIN of Bonnie-Marie fame days . . . HERE you can rest and chat over steaming cups of tea or Ira grant coffee when shopping's done or the show is over . . . HERE you can enjoy LIGHT LUNCHES and FOUNTAIN SERVICE and we'll GUARANTEE "you won't be SORRY." Take a tip from Tilllc the Toller, the FOOD ts scrumptious, the service perfect . . . drop in ANYTIME . . . Ihe latch-string's out until WAY LATE at S02 NORTH 4th, the 1'OTTAtiE 1 Ol'IVTAIIV ft Are you registered? . . . Un you plan to rote? ... Do you know WHERE to vote? And don't you REALLY believe that the women of America are going to play a big part tn elrrting a new President In Novem ber? If ALL the women in ALL the states would lay aside their pot holders and their bridge decks on November 4 and go to the polls, WHAT an election Ihjt would be. Well It's HAPPENED! Thought wed seen EVERY THING . . . right down to the last knot in the string, the last carbon on a sales slip at TOWN SHOP, but WERE we FOOLED? Always have BELIEVED you went ELSEWHERE for DRESSY FROCKS never HAVE known until THIS moment that TOWN SHOP has DRESSY DRESSES . . . bought for a SELECT trade with an eye on the fashion trend to help you look like vou'ri. headed for the British CORONATION. 9 III' AW Peeked into the background this week at these AFTER-FIVE FROCKS that were com ing out of wrappings, READY to take you to cocktails at FOUR . . . DANCING at ten. Black Roma ine crepe, "sooty" in darkness with "drifts" of WHITE sequins, draped darl ing "man-catchers" ... a "stunner" in black velvet, bodice of lace over flesh-covered foun dation, twlnkly with rhlnestones. topped with a wee Jacket ... at TOWN SHOP. A "grape" beauty with black velvet on pock ets and neckline with "peg-skirted" silho ette, bright foil for your rhinestones ... an eggshell BROCADED, that you'll see In the window, shot with gold METALLIC with an air of gone yesterdays . . . DOZENS of others at TOWN SHOP. BLACK is YOUR number . . . GRAY still shouts SMARTNESS . , . COLOR is right but look for the labels . . . MARK ROBBINS originals . . . ELEANOR GREEN . . . SAM UEL GRONER . . . and PRICES . . ; my goshl almost forgot them . . . should shout from the housetops that tags WIND UP at 129.95 . . . with many marked LOWER . . . look for SPIRITED frocks . . . FROCKS that will WHISPER about fun, that are "fetching" . . . that will make other gals "frantic" to get to S0( M'N STREET, where they'll Ilnd.. TOWN SHOP. This is for young ehlx ... the sweater afe ral . . . the classic campus uniform the sweater makes top news fashion i this fall. It has adopted new, more feminine wiles . . . semi-collars, ribbed yokes, and softly tied neck bows . . . you'll have the lads in the Kappa Sigma bouse hanging from the upper windows by their heels If you add just ONE of the beauties we've found tn our hometown shops to your school room wardrobe. If Eavesdropping is a tin . . . we've SINNED, because THIS week while looking for copy at CURRIN'S, we heard the most TERRIFIC bargaining, AIMED at getting YOU the MERCHANDISE you ask for While WAITING we SNOOPED and FOUND a "cutie" . . . HOUBI G ANT'S FANFARE TRIO . . . "teeny-weeny" sam ples of LIQUID SKIN SACHET, an introductory presentation of a long lasting PERFUME medium in THREE famous FRAG RANCES . . . CHANTIL- LY, QUELQUES FLEURS and LE PARFUME IDEAL in a peek-a-boo box that will give you a chance to decide which ONE will keep the MAN In your life dancing on a string. THIS is a creamy SACHET you rub into your skin ... the WARMTH of the blood pulsing through your veins brings out the MAGICAL, maddening, mysterical YOU . . . this fragrance LINGERS much longer than ordinary "scents" . . . here's your CHANCE to try the HOUBIGANT fragrance that SMELLS like YOU for the "little" price ot Jl. WHEN you DECIDE, go BACK to Ct'Il RIN'S and get a LARGER bottle of the FRA GRANCE that "speaks" to YOU . . . then don't HOARD it . . . that's a foolish waste of OPPORTUNITY ... use it as the women of FRANCE use It . . . walk in fragrance, live In fragrance ... a GREAT perfume is llko great MUSIC, It LINGERS In the minds of men , . . now is your chance to play a fascin ating game with fragrance, try It, then .'. . BROADCAST the results you get with the HOUBIGANT FANFARE TRIO from NINTH and MAIN, ITItllliVS & & Harper's Bartar It showing (of all thuigal westers In chiffon, tulle, suede and Leda cloth, a lightweight wool, many with glittering Jewels sewn directly to the material ... the idea is from Srhlaparelll and Is a brand new style for the coming holiday whirl ... a tulle cardigan In three shades of peach net, tucked at the neckline and wrist to look like wester ribbing Is' fo be worn over a twirl of Mark velvet bodies and narrow blark velvet skirt . ropes of pearls at throat and wrliU.