Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 24, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TexttlUttMA Unit is,.,,.?. Ji44ist Al-,1.6. ImtArlAI KAOt, MS,VU I fe J1 ' , , OFFICIAL PICTURE BRITISH A-BOMI Thi. It the firtt off!, eial picture o( th detonation of the British atom bomb at the Mont Bellow lilndi off the northwtit Australian eoait. This It an early stag of th explosion afttr tha Initial orange flash had baan anvalopad by tha great upruih of water, clouds of team, smoke and ipray. I Highlights At KUHS J ' By HAROLD M.KAV J.t'Mlwi Flail's social economics i-ibimvii pre nain Pfc win niuuyiiiB Ihe business cyolcs. Kor the ocnilii of those who are not aure whet tho business cyclra aie, here brief ly Is the dope, There are many types of ' business cycles; (lie 64 year cycle ol prxlu:Uoil, ami Ihe II 1-1 year cycle that ceuaes do presaions, Now here la what U)e cycles show; every M ycara there U major world wide depression end then lor 31 yearn the pioducllon atarta climbing till It rearhea the peak at the half way point In the M year a cycle. Then the produc tion atari dropping almost Im perceptibly till It reaches Die bottom, a panic that enitolfi the world, then ihe whole cycle alarta all over en Mn. The U 1-3 year cycle la almost the aame thing except that It ,u.ea g depression that la on a national level rather than causing a world wide panic. The depression nf the twenties and thlrtlea waa a depreaalon of Ihu type according to business cycles. The (tudenu tn the soelel eeo. nomlra elasse, atudled the nreal. I "niil campaicn at the aame lime I4s they studied buameaa cyclea 'end lied the business cycles tn . With Ihe threats of both partlea mat u tne mner parly tela In power they will bring a depreaalon n the country. The charts of the experts show that the depreaalon would have come In IMS no mat ter which party waa In the White Mouse, they further show thai If there l to be a depreaalon In the near Inline It win come tin mai ler which party la In power. Dick Abraham tot the office ol president of the Huiiliomnrn class in ve runoil election Held ycslcr uay, nnn Karen roller received Ihe secretary-treasurer olflca In the election. Siicakmg of officer, and we were, here are the officer, of the vstioiia music oiganlzal.onn. Officers or the band are: Erns Brnylea, Donald llnll, George vianox, uuver Jones, ana iioo van Buskirk. A capnells choir has sa lis of ficers; Kuby Ochring, - Charles ilarrla, Bill Mathews, Dour Pence, Ben Turpm. Shcryl Metier, and Msrcls Mills, The girls glee club nss tiicac iieopie lor ouicera: Norma Lee Dougles, Edna For rester, Carol Jones, Jeanne Larson. Anita Pence, Deodra UcoU snd Audrey Vsrnum. Boys flee Includes In lis of ficers: Oersld Brown, Mike Chase, Wlllsrd Orshsm, snd George wrigni, . . SEARCH TOKYO Ift Renrue ersfl sesrehed sn sres off Northern Hon shu Frldsy for 2 fishermen miss ing sine their ship capolted to a gsle Thursday. Three other crewmen of Ihe 1! ton Choaho Msru were rescued. EisenSiower Moves In Michigan, Blasts Away At Pendergast Tactics By Demos; Ily JAMI.H IIKVI.IN ADOAUD BJIHENNIIOWKfl KPf.- CIAl, MV-Orn. Dwlghl D. Klscn hower moved his campaign Into Michigan todsy after a slashing muck lut night In Buffalo, N. Y., charging the Truinsn sdmlnlNtrs- uon wun loin I'lnucrgasi-type bonnlam. Before his IH-rar special train left Upstiiln New York for the mlilwei.t, Ihe Hcpuljlli un presldcn tlnl nomine accused the adinlnlntra tlon ol bigotry of Ihe kind once raised against Democrat Alfred E. Hnillll. Bilsenhower was greeted In Buf falo Memorial Auditorium by howl Inu cheers from nn audience en- llinstcd by Kdwnrd P. Ilsrtnett Jr., auditorium director, si 15.000 Jet 'Copter Given Tests CULVER CITY, Cnllf. lft-How-ard Hughes' Jet helicopter, built lor the Air force, made Its first public flight yesterday. Hughes watched It perform from his automobile paiked In a besn field near Los Anaeles Internation al Airport. The 20-ton 'copter, the biggest ever built dulled sideways snd backward and at no time dur ing Ihe tent were Its wheels more man 40 feel from the runway. II was not the first test for Ihe experiments! craft. These hsve been going on lor weeks. The crsft known as the XH17, Is the fore runner of powerful cargo-carrying helicopters that will deliver such stuff as bridge sections, trucks and extremely heavy srms, Hughes declined to pose with the craft, saying: "I had very Utile to do with this ship. These sre the men who designed It snd Hew It I don't wsnt to take the bows." Nevertheless, the flight was de lsyed for 40 minutes. Hughe wss late arriving, and, as one oiticisi explained: "They don't turn a wrench around here without Hughes' ok." persons, Including 2.000 standees. Gov, Adjnl Hlevcnson, the Dem ocratic candidate lor president, drew about 13.00(1 when he spoke In the same auditorium the night before. Hartnett asld the auditorium wss filled an hour and a half before K.lsenhower spoke and thousands were turned away. ' The crowd In the auditorium thundered Its welcome for Vi mill iliter Elsenhower, smiling, atepped to the rostfum. The crowd quieted only when he raised his hands In a plea for silence. But It broke out frequently with cheers snd the ringing of cowbells during his address, and at the end. , Elsenhower declared the opposi tion was tearing the nation's moral unity apart with ' rabble rousing tactics In a deaperste attempt to keep control of tne while House. The general aimed his lire prin cipally at rrcsldeul Truman's ad' ministration, but also rapped Sec- venson In a newly aleppca-up cam paign against the Democratic nominee. "The candidate nf the adminis tration party." Elsenhower said, "has been tuken over body, boots and britches by the administration.. "And now he goel down the line for the administration record. He stsnds revealed today as a cap tive candidate. By edict he Is forced to sccept that record. And that he has done ny personal cnoice from the outlet." Elsenhower said during his lour across New York Blate yesteraay that Stevenson, as a "hand-picked candidate," was unable to aay whether he would continue Secre tary of State Dean Acheson In of fice, if elected. Tile general said "the poor man" could not tell, because he couldn't defend the Democratic record ana Remodel 1 Room or Complete Home with GALLOWAY'S lit ll.DI.NO h'KRVICE Specialising In FIIA loans. Ma terials and labor furnished. Ne down payment required. Phone 2-354 Days or 6469 Eves. WORKING MEN Shop the CLOTHES MART for ell of your work cloth ing and SAVE! All qor menti In good condition end cltan. Bring In good misfit clothing for trade or tali. The CLOTHES MART 12S N. th Open 1:00 'til 800 Fhent 3344 Exclusive, full-flavor grinds guarantee you GflE see the difference S jfj , J Compare M.J.B'a full-flavor grinds with olher V ' - V '" " ,' ' I heat-aelling cofleea. 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Elsenhower told his Buffalo au dience that "morality in our feder al government has sunk to an all time low," and that the present administration has a "shabby history." He said Tom Pendergast, former Kansas City political boss who made Harry Truman a political Droteee. was dead "but his political Influence, his political morals, bis political offspring they all go marching on." The general quoted Sen. Kites Kefauver (D-Tenni, former cnair man of the Senate Crime Commit tee, as having said: "The big question and I put it bluntly is this: has criminal and nolltlcal corruption In the United States reached the point where It may pull this country down en tirely? I ssv that we are danger ously close to that ruination point." Kefsuver wss a candidate lor the Democratic presidential nomination and now is supporting tne eleven son ticket. Elsenhower declared that when "courageous Investigators" under took to bsre the facts they got re plies of "no comment" In Kansas City, "witch hunt" In Brooklyn, and "asinine" In Washington. The' genersl rspped whst he called "bearers of false witness." He ssld they were "creating dis trust, disunity and bigotry by false ly accusing other mciuaing my self of these evil things." This obviously was a reference to Republican charges that the Democratic oDDosllion has implied that Elsenhower la antl-Cathollc an : antl-Semlllc. Elsenhower has named Francis Cardinal Spellmsn,, Rsbbl Abba Hlllel Sliver and Bernard Baruch as among those who "stepped Into the breech" to uphold his "abhor- enee of bias." "Almost r. generation ago In an other presidential campaign the is sue of bigotry waa raised," Elsen hower said. , , Smith, a Roman Catholic and Democratic candidate for presi dent In 1928. was subjected to smesrs on the religious Issues, though not by Herbert Hoover, his SAVE 50 ON FUEL ASHLEY WOOD er PRESTO LOG Heaters offer 24-hour thermostatic heat. For sale at 3221 U. th opposite gwaa Lake Mldr. Open Thors., Frl., Sat., and Sua. Republican opponent who won the election. ? -rC In Klomath Falls Sine. 1937 You can't make a bad cup of M J B Wahiha ShopA and ShopA . Sunset pink Lei The Bok Fume-' lorget your shorthand, wait for lunch, post pone a kiss, put off your "primping" and get to LONG'S for one of those precious, practi cal, pretty, multi-colored PATCHWORK SUEDE BAGS, back again this fall to please you . . Like a swatch of Indian summer, these BAGS In several sizes. COIN PURSE to JUMBO are sweet smooth ies . . they'll add DASH to your tall and winter casuals . . these have uken the town by storm for YEARS at LONG'S, you know them. so don't look further . . Colors read like this, jum bled together like Granny's , "scrap quilt. Spanish red . . . Green Pepper . . Sut ter's Gold . . Apple Green . . , Coral and Pawn and Tawny . . Buttercup yellow, a hint of mauve . . LOTS of color COMBINATIONS . . PLAIN If you'd RATHER. LONG'S says "these will clean" . WE say these wUl LAST and LAST after an IN8IDE look-see at the stitching, the sturdy lining In the JUMBO, at $1.H and the beautifully made "littler" one from tl up. There you are . . we're told you ALL . . EXCEPT we sold Us and Co. one of these darlings before the copy was written down . . we couldn't wait at 111 Main, LONG'S " it . Maybe You Can't Make a silk purse from a sow's ear . . gild the' moon or hold back TIME but you CAN use your nimble fingers and create beauty with the utterly exquisite YARDAGE we found for YOU at MILLER'S. DONT step out with a dashing Lothario come starlight dance time and aee YOUR frock, coming down the atatrs on an other . . MAKE your own FORMA LS . . shim mer In SATIN . . aur in TAFFETA . , dance In a froth of bouffant NY LON NET or RAYON, 9e to 11.41, a yard for flower-fresh, dellcately-dalnty pastels. Be In dividual . . . Toddle up In swishy, swelegant", erarkly STRIPED ..TAFFETA, .shimmering .pearly background and candy stripes, lettuce green . . Marine blue . . Sunny yellow . . Rosy red . . swirl the stripes THIS a "way and THAT a'way, mike a BIO billowy skirt for the price Is SO little., just I1.4S for 44 Inch wide beauty. Be a GRAND DAME tn non-tarnishable, glistening as a eateilite In GOLD or SILVER LAME, the head-turning YARDAGE from MILLER'S that will take you stunningly through the winter holiday whirl . . look for it also In Sunrise pink and Heavenly blue . . all for U-tS a yard . . 1 Soft as thistledown, silken VELVETS . . aristocrat of material that moves in a fluid line as you wslU . . JEWEL colors starred for romance. DO ask to aee the GRAPE, the Inky BLACK and that rich, rich CERISE for the black-hatred gal , . wide and handsome at St.M Dipped a bit Into BUTTINGS while rang ing, round the department to come up with that electric-sparking woven BENOALINE In tiny checks for fall wardrobe picker-uppers . . buy it at J2.9S for DRESSES . . SUITS, t MILLER'S DITTO discovered . . NYLON BATISTE for sheer blouses, baby frocks. If you dote on doing loving stitches for the BABY In your life . . delicious range of colors at Sl.si, at Ml Main, MILLEU'S as. The front f On the pumpkin . . mallards fly low on the maratv land , . dusk comes early and CHRISTMAS . Is a short yonder on the calendar so the ART ' CENTER Is SURE you'll want to be "fore handed" and look at the EX CLUSIVE line of CHRIST- s. MAS CARDS that will take your HOLIDAY greetings BEAUTIFULLY across the miles . . Choose for you ALONE (individuality Is a mark of distinction) , , there are no OTHERS Just like YOURS when you put your stamp of ap proval on a pattern and ASK for that cour tesy at the ART CENTER where you may also choose one card or a boxful of distinctive CHRI8TMAS GREETINGS . . Find those EXTRAORDINARY gift WRAP PING PAPERS . . place your ORDER for BLOCK HOUSE LINENS for CHRISTMAS and put a small deposit on ANY merchandise and HOLD It until a later day . , This Is chspter one . . continued next week wilh the approval of the folks who serve you at 1227 Main, the AKT CE2VTEU ft Don't gnash your teeth ever a blemish thai hows up en the very day yen want to look your "purtlrst" . this la the year of vain women . . use a bit of black court plaster, snip a diamond er heart, a crescent or a star er a tiny round dot and cover It np . . you'll ' have- every curious male en the danea floor gliding year way ,, Shed Xo Xonialglc tears over the lcng-lrmented last rosea of summer, the long lazy days In the garden patio or the frost-browned grass on the club house, green when you head Into WINTER with curls as shining soft as a baby girl's . . Let CURRIN-S help you . . get the AMAZING new HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S -WAY HOME PERMANENT that will make a "gorgeous Gertie" of you REGARD LESS of the KIND of locks you have . . Just MAYBE your shining glory Is PROB LEM hair, fine and hard-to-wave, bleached dyed or tinted . . MAYBE you have fairly NORMAL hair and MAYBE you want to a CURL without the "fuss n feathers" of SET TING on CURLERS WELL . . there's a simple way to DO all this . . simply go to Cl'RRIN'S, get ONE box Of HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S i-WAY PER MANENT and go to work . . Do a PINCURL wave, just as you put up your locks every night if your hair takes a "quickie" curl and you don't want to bother with CURLERS, simply roil your curls and follow orders . . do a ONE-STEP neutralizer job if your hair is NORMAL . . or go ALL the wsy as the prafessionala do it if you -hsve PROBLEM hair ALL THIS remember out of ONE box that you leave Sl-M plus TAX at Cl'RRIN'S for. HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S S-WAY HOME PERMANENT even curls bleached, dyed or very dry hah- and you can feel aa sals In your own kitchen chair as you do under the hands of an expert It you FOLLOW step-by-step directions that come with every pack age . . take plenty of TIME to read every word . . you know from years of handling your own tresses how "persnickety" they are . then WHEN the job Is done, some rainy day, you'll be "dumfounded" at how simple a process It was . . Found BOXES of EASY to Use HELENA RUBINSTEIN CURLERS at Cl'RRIN'S . . THREE sizes, the kind you can use and use, enough for a THICK "mane." 11.54. AU the GUESS has been taken out of . HOME PERMANENTS so save your SHEKELS tor the CHRISTMAS SPIRIT bug will soon be biting . . save at Ninth and Mala, critm.vs Shiver Our Timbers . . but wouldn't we love to "go back" and shake under a sheet . . hide under a cataulpa tree while the clop-clop of a horse foes down the cobble-stones . , sigh in relief when Dlnty the cop, terrifying under the gaslight, looks the other way and yank a tick- sSZi. h' v" Uck down the , V neighbors window? 4T l CC - r These are dim memories , . renew ed this week ' at CARTER'S when we found the MOD ERN MAKIN'8 !or a fun-filled HALLOWE'EN ... SOCIETE "black n yaller" JELLY BEANS, big and little OUMDROPS and the VERY ssme "JAW BREAKERS" that "stuck-up" Rudolph's pock ets . . KISSES "n CHEWS . . CREAM CAN DIES and DOUBLE-BUBBLE GUM for the TRICK Tl TREATS crowd at CARTER'S . . Where we uncovered pure APPLE CIDER, made and JUGOED by Martinelll . . scads of big and little PUMPKINS (what's a HAL LOWE'EN without a "toothy" JACK-O-LAN-TERN?) and spooky candles to make a D-I-M. light so you can look O-V-E-R your shoulder and S-E-E the outlines of B-O-N-E-S and F-E-E-L a W-I-N-D . . all Inspired by "Your Meet Thoughtful Grocer." 142 Esplanade. . CAKTEItS' '. ft : ' "Wotsi" From Kohn'? It's a yam about the DARLINGEST array o. HALLOWE'EN CANDLES and other SPOOKY fixln's you ever spotted through a shop WIN DOW . , HONESTLY you can almost FEEL the erte wind blow, heir the M-O-A-N from a "hant" . . the rattle of dry corn husks, the hoot- of an owl while you LOOK at PUMPKINS . . WITCHES . . STRUT TING GOBBLERS . . LIT TLE BROWN JUOS ald InC? 1 SKULLS at KOHN'8 . . all flVCVA CANDLES ready to light tilXXCA your HALLOWE'EN party etf -vV A table, to add gip and xest to jyrij pin us. It you REALLY "go-for" the unusual DO see these . , Kids II LOVE 'em . . gather your corn stalks, tack up your black cats . . hunt up a fortune teller but build your HALLOWE'EN fun around the clever CAN DLES from 4.ie Main, KOII.VS FLOWEItS ft If you've been a button snipper . If you're a string of ancient buttons that date back to the Jet and cut ateel age, yea're In lock . , these buttons can have far more glamorous use then replace meats for junior's cerdareya , ase "unrelated" enee oa pockets, steles, skirts (shore the hem) . . encircle your sleeve lee wool-Jersey evening blouse ' new, smart. If VlcOIBUCKAMDCay gossamer sheer and knit 'inside out1 for snag-free complexion . ' softness 60-gauge nylons 9SC 3 pairs 2.80 Our most luxurious nylons ... cob-webby sheer, clamorously dull complexion look ... ' and believe It er not they're more snog-resistonl ond weor longer! Reverse knit in tiny fine stitches. All the foshionoble fall shades. Use Seers CnM-NKlieie Ceeees leeks