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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1952)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBKIl 11, 1952 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVltN I 1 ' w : vj .. r ri IASY WITH THAT BEAKERI KUHS cheml.tryl students mixing up concoction that may be now formula for cement or try t splitting an atom, Chtmiitry it on of the mott Interest ing subjects for the science-minded student. Here (I to r) Sharon Gienger, Diana Oldenburg and La Roy Portar start an experiment while Trudy Bramlett, (rear), looks on. The itudanti war mapped in the Intarait of the 32nd obiervance of American Education Week, Nov. 9-1 5. Photo by Kottler U.S. Growth Recorded WAHII1NOTON W Tilt Ccliaue Bureau estlmalcd Monday thai on Kept. 1 the xtuliill(in o( the United Stales. Including armed fnrcea overseae, had grown In 1ST, SOS. 000. That wae an Increane elnca the general census In April, 1060, ol 4 S73.000 or 4 2 per cent. crease- mciicaien a yearly per rent, the Census compared wnn M per crnt a yer-r in the decade liom 1040 to m. r-jjtt.ooo or J Lie Increase .. ;vrVUt ot i.7 Iiurcau old, CRACKDOWN BANGKOK, Thailand I Police have rounded up morn than 100 persons. Including a handful ol Army oil ecru. In a crackdown directed at aliened Communist Irani olivines. Nearly a million and a quarter Americana were oul Ida the coun try on April 1, thli year, according to the Ceiuua Bureau estlmstea. The 1,319.000 Amer.eana living abroad Uien Included overteaa armed lorcea. 0 nil r(in far vtrr af riMuti I'm ef sscirsl iftalitU plane ift Mala Churchill Turns Big Guns Of Oratory On Ms, Says France, Germany Must Join LONDON I Prime Minister Churchill, blasting with all hla old wartime vigor, last night secured Iluaala of blocking peace In Korea In an attempt to dlhiierne the Editors Meet In Boston BOHTON I Managing edltora from all parts of tha United Utatea Kiithrred In historic lloslon today III preparation lor tomorrow' opening tcmtloii of the Associated Prena Managing Kdltora Assoolii tlon annual incoUng. Mure than 230 edltora already have tlKned up to attend Uie four day program while registration continued throuiih the day In the main lobby of the Mheraton Plata Hotel, alto of thla year'a meeting. The only business acheduled for today wan a meeting of the Board ol Directors of The Asaoclated Press at 8 p.m. The annual meeting will com bine buslneu sessions and dlscus ilona of varloua pliaaea of news paper work with an entertainment program that Includea historical toura, ahore dtnnera for which thia region la lamoua, apeclal ahowlngs of feature morlei. and the Harvard-Brown football game next Sat urday. Discussions will touch on auch aubjects aa the campaign and elec tion, creative newspepenng, do mesllo newa, featurea, foreign newn, freedom of Information, newa photo, performance, apeclal projecta, aporta newa, Washington newa and writing. In addition, one session will be devoted to teletypeaettlng, tha aya tcm by which newspapers receive AP newa In coded tape ready to leed automatically Into specially equipped llne-caatlng machine. APPOINTMENT WASHINGTON I Oov. Theo dore R. McKeldln of Maryland naya that next week he will appoint the first Negro aaalslant attorney general In the history of the state. He said he has "not yet determined what Negro" he would name. strength of tha Ire world and cripple th buildup ol European defenses. Bpaaklng In London' ancient homo-scarred Clulldhall, the 17-year-old Prime Minister also hailed lha election of Clen. Dwlght D. Klaenhower and urged France and Germany to get together lor the cause of European unity. "There haa been no aouot," n laid. "That thua far It haa been the policy of Moscow for reaaons which are obvious to prevent an agreement from being reached" In Korea. Declaring that tha Communist world undoubtedly gained an ad vantage In lying down large pro portions of V. B. and United Na tlona resources In the Far Eeat, Pair Killed In River Fall NYSSA, Ore. W The bodies of two Btate Highway Department workera were recovered from the Owvhen River near here, Coroner George Beechlcr reported Satur day. Tile two men, Chester Corfleld, 35 and hla brother, Harold Joe Cor fleld, 20, were drowned Friday while attempting to repair an un- ued bridge. Three other workmen were thrown into the water In the accident, but they awam ashore. An Inquest waa to be held here Monday. Friendly Helpfulness To ly.ry Creed and Pun Word's Klamath Funeral Home Margu.rit M. Ward and Son 925 High Phont 3334 To The Voters Klamath County, Ore. I wish to thank you for electing me again as your County Clerk. Your confidence is appreciated. Choi J. Deap He Even Hates to Stop for Lunch Put a mn behind the wheel of Golden Anniversary Cadillac point it to a destination some hundreds of miles away and try to stop him! And small wonder! In all the world, there is no finer relaxation for a work-weary man than a day's drive at the wheel of a Cadillac. Try it sometime, and see for yourself. The moment you slip into the driver's seat, you'll sense that some thing extraordinary is about to happen to you. The car has a "feel" to it even when it isn't in motion. You til right. The wheel falls naturally into your hands. You look out through the big curved wind, shield over the beautiful hood and into the distance and you know that "this is ft" I And then you turn the key and the great engine whispers into action and the day's fun begins. First, there's the siltnee only the sound of the wind and the occasional tick-tick of the electric clock. And then there's the tomfori the easy, soft, steady ride over almost any type of road. And next, the handling tast The steering wheel moves with the weight of the hand. There is remark able steadiness on straightaway and curves. And the brakes give added confidence each time you touch the pedal. ' So the miles go by and the miles go by. Towns and villages appear and disappear. "What's thatf It's time for luncht "Okay but let's make it something quick and easy. We'll have a big dinner tonight." . Don't you think you' J like to own the car that can make a journey such a great delight? If so come in and see us any time. . ha added: That la why the Kremlin or dered the original aggression to oegm and that was wny, alter president Truman had elicctlvely ; maranaied the united Nations to repel It, the ao-called truce talk), have dragged out over more than a year. "It la a convenient wny of rils peralng the atrenclh of the tree world and preventing or at lear.t delaying the building up of a secure defense against the sub jugation of Western Europe." He voiced unqualified support for the U. B. refusal to force U. N. prisoners of war In Korea to re turn to their Communist-ruler! homelands. He said he was anxious for peace In Korea, but not "at the price of dishonor." "It would be a dishonor, " he declared, "to send thousands of helpless prisoners of war buck by force to be massacred by the Chi nese government, which boasts It haa actually rid itself of two mil lion of Its own people." Churchill spoke at a banquet end ing the Inauguration of Sir Rupert de la Bere aa new lord mayor of the City of London. The "city," in wis case, is tno small area In the heart of the metropolis that once was Inclosed by walls. Today, It la the main business and finan cial section. Churchill assured Elsenhower that Britain would work with him 'to the utmost limit of our strength for those great causes which we have guarded and cher ikhed In ever greater unity as goiv orations have rolled by." Ralslncr his voice and holding his clenched fists above his head, he declared: "France should take Germany by the hnnd and lend her back Into Ihe family of nations and thus end tile 1.000-ycur quarrel which has torn Europe to pl-c!s. "There cun b no effective de feme of Kuropean culture and Ircedom unless the new Germany, resolved to st Itself free from the ghastly crimes of Hltlerlsm, plays a strong and effective part la our system. 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