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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1952)
PAGE ETOHT ! 'M ml lr i rttr (W i. ... - IKE IN SAN FRANCISCO Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republican presidential candidate, waves from his ear as it moves through a shower of ticker tape and thousands of persons along Montgomery street, San Francisco's Wall Street. Ike made a major foreign policy speech from this city. Seated in front of Eisenhower is Gov. Earl Warren of California. Tension High In Cieu Prison Camp Br GEORGE McARTHVR CHEJU ISLAND. Korea lfv-For-bidding barbed wire enclosures near the beacb of this rocky 40 mile Island confine 5.800 Chinese Communists, ready to die at a word from their leaders. The air of tension and cold hatred is apparent the minute you walk through the high double gates to the prisoner of war camp. The steely attitude of the United Nations camp guards is set by the repeated warning of the camp commander: "You must remem ber these people are fanatics." There are 10 compounds, iso lated by double barbed wire fences, in the big camp. Officers who patrol the camp daily say at least three other compounds are tougher than Number 7, where 5 Chinese were killed in a bloody tight with V. N. guards Oct. 1- Camp authorities feel another bloody demonstration is almost a certainty if the Chinese decide it would give them favorable prop aganda weapon. All it would take is a word from the Red1 leaders. "The guards don't temporize with the prisoners in any way," aays the camp commander. Col. Richard Boerem of Ontario. Calif. They have been told when tbey re assaulted shoot." The prisoners have been told repeatedly that discipline will be maintained with force of arms. Camp officers want no repetition of the situation on Koje Island last summer where the Reds tempo rarily gained the upper hand. The Chinese Reds are well clothed, well fed and housed in the same type tents U. 8. soldiers use. Concrete and stone winter buildings are being built by the prisoners. The half raised walls were used as barricades in the Oct. 1 fighting. A search following the demon stration uncovered several hundred crude weapons. Guards had conducted another shakedown of the entire camp just a few days earlier and cleaned it out. But the weapons used bv the Chinese can be made quickly. A tent pole is easily sharpened into a spear. A piece of barbed wire wrenched from a fence quickly becomes a flail. The Reds have only to dig into the soil lor their primary weapon rocks. Tin cans sent into the compounds now are scrupulously counted. Thev were being con verted into crude knives. Camp authorities believe orders are given from the inside. The camp is isolated from outside con tacts but it would be a simple matter to flash messages at night J from the hills. SAVE and , . jaynowK Petroleum 7n Tream Kwdef Compact I i i i ! 125 CURRIN'S for drugs Tht Friendly 9th and Main Cemeoundad end copyrightad by Coty, l h U. S. A. When the Oct. 1 riot was brew ing. Red banners went up simul taneously all over the camp. After it was over, the Reds burned their flags to keep them from being captured. gee Drake's at 910 Sprlnr St. for vour oil roofing, Trl-Tab and Thick Butt eblnrles. Starts at S- 60 roll. Phone 5610. DANCE Community Hall South Sixth Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 Standard May W Suqqest You PAY CASH end Music By Les Gardner and hit WESTERN SWING BAND KFLW Broadcast . Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Adm. $1.00 (Tog Inc.) on Stove Diesel Oil , Phone 6788 new make-up with HIGKET-LIKE "MM"! COTY Here U the wonderful secret of new "Cream Powder"! Coty has blended world-famous "Air Spun" Face Powder with gloriously sheer cream make-up base. Instead I of emphasizing lines, wrinkles, pores "Cream Powder" seems lo smooth out skin, give it i fine porelcss look. And its almost msgnetic cling keep il on for hours! Shades: mmumih iCMti i ncHtt a . souil d'OI VlltANT TAMAIC Fragrances: ioon t AWAur . u'iauw taiiv . mjoutr en sou pint fox complete with mirror and puff "Cream Powdc" it resdy to go anywhtrt with you in III owe eapy.toarry compact. A Entrant pittie that can't lift, pill or crumble. Drug Sror Ph. 2-3475 HERALD AN'P NKWS. K I. A MAT! I KAI.I.S. OKKCON Lewis Considers Strike If WSB Refects Pay CINCINNATI If John L. Lewis was reliably reported today to be I position llicy can't pay contract terms until the WSD ap proves. It has generally been IrK among people close to the situa tion that the board probably will give its approval, but perhaiu later than the Oct. 15 pay day when first I'lir-ka bearing the new pay latcs become due, Hopkins, Mpnlur counsel for the considering a nallon-wlilc coal strike unless the government Wage Stabilisation Hon i d approves the union's recently negotiated pay boost by next Wednesday. Lewis sent his chief legal lieu tenant, Welly Hopkins, flying from the United Mine Workers Union convention here to oonlor today with the wage board in Washing ton. The problem, it was understood, may complicate Uie current poli tical situation. Lewis, who seemed to be on the verge of endorsing Dcnioi'rnllo presidential nominee Arilul Steven son after apparent ly fnvoitng Re publican nominees in the past three national elections, was holding up any flat endorsement until he sees how the Democratic administra tion handles his wage case. The miners union president has just negotiated one of his fattest labor contracts in history a pay boost of 11.90 a day, boosting the basic daily wage for miners to S18.J5. plus a 10-ccm Increase III Uie tonnage royalty paid by coal mine owners to the union's wel fare fund. The increase bungs the royalty lo 40 cents a ton, or bel ter than 150 million dollars a year. Coal operators have taken the union, was reported lu be due lo tell the WSU, In a private con ference In Washington today, that approval by Oct. 10, next Wednes day, must come or a coal strike will follow. Although Lewis has seemingly leaned heavily toward Stevenson, WE HAVE DRYERS NOW! ' WILL THEY BE AVAILABLE LATER? Autheriitd Ctntral lUctffc Soltt antt Strvlct FYOCICS 1001 Main Ph. 2-2518 TJtadha She'll Near The Horna blow and the trumpets blare, she'll hear low whistles In the halls . . , she'll hear the cheers and shouu from the housetops if YOU'RE the kind of Mommy that KNOWS that YOUR sub-teen daughter is O U T -GROWING her little girl days, is biiddinx out. NEEDS - different FROCKS and SKIRTS and JUMPERS from TOTS-TO-TE ENS! Help her be a prima donna In the peppiest, pertest, perkiest PLAID WOOL FROCKS shea EVER seen. BIO plaids that will stand out In ANY (tali crowd . . . tray Autumn cnlnra with snowy, removable DICKEY'S and scads of bright buttons. Shell go shivery Inside over the soft, narrow-wale CORDUROY "dreamles" for SUB TEENS who dote on difference , . . the BIO trirl look in FROCKS for femmes. 7-14 that pluck JUST 59.9 from Poppa's pay check. Set her heart on fire with a WOOL or CORDUROY JUMPER . . . backdrop lor darlings. KM . . . "prink her up pretty" . . . - make her a "School-Belle" In a petite cherle SKIRT . . . WOOL and CORDUROY ... or keep her in COTTON . . . there's NO END of IDEAS for dressing your dimpled young DAUGHTERS at 519 MAIN, Tols To Topdn ft Da yon have a tap-to-lne buying plan when shopping for your wardrobe? . If not, fashion designers aay you are a "namby pamby" buyer,. The only way lo approach the situation la to atari with your clothes closets. Lay erery sinsle item out ... shoes, bag glovei, hats, frorks, suits, coats then STl'DY before yoo buy. Frequently the addition of blouses, new costume Jewels, belts, scarres, bags and shoes will turn the trick for the whole season! "Don't," say fashion tips, "get Into a rut and cling to outmoded styles and the same old colors. A bit of extravagance In discarding "unhappy" out fits la a good Investment." ft i5r It Xevcr ISainn.. It POURS at MILLER'8. . . got a pleasant shock this week at the deluge of GIFT ITEMS after worrying ALL night about hunting for present for Gramma, come Christmas . . . t . now uramma aotea on ', "dolling" her HOUSE and L-4 ' Mil I l-D'fl .... ... mvis from a dual purpose glass block FISH BOWL and FLOWER BOWL to the "cunningest" fat BUD l DAH8 to waft your in. .cense on the autumn air . all In BRASS . . . .In BETWEEN, lovely I BRASS LAMP BASES. quaint big and little PITCHERS, scads of "purty" PLANTERS, ducky SILENT BUTLERS to help corral the ashes from Poppa's meer schaum . . . graceful CANDELABRA8. perfect accent for your golden zinnias and dahlias. Pert, long-spouted WATERINO POTS lo brighten a room on a dark winter day, smart brass-framed MIRRORS flanked by holders for candles . . . old-fashioned HURRICANE LAMP8 with "pot-bellied" globes ... at MILLER'S f.IFT MIOP where hrlflcMo-be should register at the RIGHT counter your preference in linens and laces. Now BACK to TOLLE glftwarcs ... If you're In the dark about TOLLE as we .were. It means HAND-PAINTED floral aristocrats . . . S-day and electric WALL CLOCKS, WA8TEPAPER BASKETS and PLANTERS and LETTER BASKETS ... big TRAYS and SMALL prices ... at MILLER'S. YOUXL like the precious old OODEY PRINTS with masterpiece frames . , . new LANDSCAPES with depth and the -"darllng-est doorstops" ... a screw-tall fat BULL DOO and a BASKET of FLOWERS so HEAVY a hurricane would be "hard-put" to move them , . . the CHINESE MARINE BOWLS In glass and the black and white STOW-AWAY, the HUNDREDS of OIPTS. and tha folks who will serve you at 612 MAIN, Miller fr -sir . Most styles are tops In jerseys paired with pleats . s the Word middy has no affinity what ever for the sack-like garment we wore be neath bobbing hair bows back In the terrible twenties . . today's middy follows the curve of your tiny waist, the flair of rounded hips . . manr are eupprd and belted show uo In leisure time wear , . .XL the union liom luta not made anv I ri lllenl of cniloiNcinmi. He lins been hlgli'v I ilt ohloi Hkc the new "For a winner in whiskey value... a drink with brernium taste thati easy on your tryCARSTAIRSr $J65 $30 y&$ ..... .at Pint MS - - CARSTAIRS BROS. DISTIUINO CO. INC, NEW YORK. ShvpA and StwpA Oo-Iai-Iai I Cherches la femme, which lo the gentleman of France means look at the beautiful lady ... to the man on the street In the U. S. A. It says "take a look at that doll" and all men do if the gal under scrutiny has been us ing TUS8Y RICH NIGHT CREAM night ly from t't'HRIN'M... chsslng the wrinkles snd smoothing her ep idermis with big, gen- erous "blobs" of this rich cream that simply melta Into the skin. No ' woman WANTS to see old age creeping, creep ing, wanta to see a Illy white throat turn rough and crepey. wants to weep before the window as the world passes by because fare drawn and dry marks hrr as a back-number . . . DONT DO IT . . . go to CI RRINH for TUBBY RICH CREAM now on SPECIAL . . . BIO It Jar at half price. Just ONE DOLLAR, enough for lota of nights . . . "BIGGER." (sounds like more thsn LARGER Jan, regular 1.S sin for ll.U. Beneficial oils soothe sensitive skins, coun teract all the drying that comes with ageing. KEEP young skins firm ... ask for help at the BEAUTY BAR where help Is FREE . . . learn about what TU8SY can do to help you stave off the man-wlth-lhe-scylhe . . . look lovely as you wend your way toward ths 1W mark with TU8SY RICH CREAM from. NINTH and MAIN, (urrin'M fr -fr ft'e'va been wondering for to these, many years why typewriters wars such drab colors . . Mark and gray and midnight blue . . new the nation's secretary's are going to have far lovller machines upon which to type the In nermost thoughts of bosses. An Eastern manu facturer of well-known typewriter has decoded that brighter colors are energising, conducive la conviviality and Increased brain activity so all you gals who are color hungry during office hours will soon be seeing your favorite V . . R . . R . . C or what have you in the lovllesl shades of green, drllrate blurs, soft bel and sliver ft ft ft Said A Lent To A Weed with the wink of of an eye. there's a man on his way who'll be here bye and bye to pluck you and me for a winter bouquet . , , we'll be shipped away south and there OLA MORIZED ... we really are waste, never been hybra dlzed, but beauty's oft found In the strangest of ways and we. and like friends will spend the rest of our days i y it thsnklng KOIIN'H and THE r (,' MAN who saw the poaaiblll- s iy ties of using COMMON .V weeds for msklng enchant- ma wmicr raiiBCiiiciiu 111 your homes , , . Was simply DRAWN through the door this week at KOIIN'H by the gorgeous coloring of maiwtes of a mys terious SOMETHING . . . Went In and found feathery FRONDS of common weeds In autumn reds and gold and bronze and orange . , , SEED PODS tinted like a ripened pippin ... and BEARDED BARLEY gone glamorous with gilt . , . OAK LEAVES magically preserved In red and yellow . . . fragile CHINESE LAN TERNS painted crimson . . . Pick ard choose or buy a BAOFUL of assorted branches and a BA8KET for arranging a mass of beauty that will last the winter through. Found the BITTERSWEET from far WIS CONSIN you've been wanting . . . COR SAGES made of leaves and cones and color, (so right for bridge prlsesi, AND a promise of what's coming to FIREPROOP Christmas decor at the shop you love to visit, 4.10 MAIN, KoIiii'n ft Women's billfolds, key-eases and what-have-you, accessories for your smart plastic, straw and conversation-making handbags have gone giddy. Polka doited leather, gold embossing, colorful reptiles, star-spangled plasttrat, go gaily with the light feeling of today's bags. Turquoise, mint and sunny yrl'iw linings siiow provocatively when the bsg ' pened. Linings are gsud. KitiDAY, oct. 10, mw Hni. Hubert A. Tall I Tnll limy loud mound by the col and anybody "wliwii llm," -1 mm purse... ' x'i. A.-"", w ft N, Y. . BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF, 72ft GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRIT Wolmln't You Know that It would be LA I'OINTE'H, that "wonder ful store" thai would bring us the must head. turning, breath taking, ronipllinrnt-griting, sccne-slralcr FORM ALU ever brought lo our town . . . ? SAT IN this week on a preview of what YOU LL find for Uioao llirllly. alter' dark, star-spans led (tales that with the RIGHT Irork ran set your spirits soaring like a roc ket star . . . Actually we're wordless.,, HOW ran plain ENC11.1KH get across the gllstrnlmi, rustling, billowy, boullanl. beautiful FROCKS that will put atars In YOUR ryes,' ADMIRATION In HIS? THESE are fiorka destined for DRAMATIC k entrances . . . the most EXQUISITE fluff ol sprlcot net, the skirl 10 depths of rut Ilea from tiny waist to swirly hem . . . ruff lea cupping the bustline. A gorgeous sea-foam green faille, shlrrrd sweetly and banded ... In SATIN with a rover-you cao . . . al I.A miNTl:" whera YOU'LL llnd the QUEEN ol them all, a FORMAL, so lovely you'll never believe It . . . the palest of pink nylon net. shadowed with sequins and bugle beads, all III silver, ca csdmg here and cascading there on a skirt that is layers and layers of net, romantic as candlelight . . . THESE doens of FROCKS at I.A HUNTE'S are drllghlluily feminine, with Haltering al lure. " Jewel swatches" of beamy . . . SIZES 7 lo 44 in FORMAL8 and DINNER DRESSES, starting at 111 91 al tol MAIN, t l.nliiilM ir & Look-ee! This season marks the ead of His "underwear" look al the bearb. No longer will beautiful belles bind their bosoms la swim tsulls that look like foundations , . . The newest wster beauties Mill I Into Ihe briny brine In swim suits glamorous as an evening gown . . . with bouffant skirts snd Jewels ... In terest Is centered on tha drslm of necklines, shlrrrd. (.redan, lurked, draped and picture necklines that look like evening gnwn lops , , , colors are brilliant . . . new to tht bearh srene, msgnolis white, electric blue, ruby red and tht season's bluest revival shade, navy blue . . fabrics are rich, doeskin satin, ny lon, rayen faille, Jersey, crisp rotlon prints, Jaquard patterns, plain. fr ft Thnen Hare Vhunaed y and so have COIFFURES ... If you are petting a HORSE-TAIL cut and hope to msks your long locks longer, DONT 1X3 IT says STORMY, Just bark from the Western Stales Hair Design Council In San Francisco. Collars are HIGH and hair is SHORT above the nape of pretty necks In the city by the bay, where . fashion finds smart women also TINTING to match a dnsllng frock designed t o r dsnclng . . There WAS a lime when womrji TINTED with window shades PULLED dnan, Ihe keyhole ri,UOOi:r and no one EVER knowing, "so thev thoughl" , , THESE days you TINT and TELL, helped by HTOItMY'H RKAt TY HAI.ON and harmless SHAMPOO TINTS Uiat "shine" your locks or make them silver . . hut FIRST you CUT, lo keep In tune with TIME. IKiNT CLIP at home, let hsnda that KNOW HOW do It, ont off-key snip can RUIN a smart hair-do . , To show the trend of tresses, RTORMY goes to Dunsmulr as guest artist at a hair style show planned try Phi Beta Knppa, come nest Tuesday , . let's don't let neighboring gals be FIR8T to fall In line with fashion . , let's ALL start CLIPPINO . . let's ALL be daring Dianas . . let's ALL go tp Pine Mlreet and look In on Siorni.y'M ft ft Slay as sweet as you are and don't lei lha pawing years give you away. Ilnn'l he a Slipping bally If you're over 30 and he con tent to lei Father Time etch age Into your face ... It's O.K. lo grow old, "wonderful esperlence," but do It "prelllly" , , . you're as old as you look, old as you feel. : Let modern beauty aids make you the "Grsmma yeir g-sn'I'-hlMrcn love ! g-ire al," 1 1 JT m V 3 i
