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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1952)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. NovrcMnrcn 1 1 u i r - :wr v t- v.., : it" 3 7 II I f. WW.-- iTf .ttW CV I CL-... 4t Mome Birthday Party SCANDINAVIAN RULERS King Gustaf Adolph VI of Sweden (second from right I receives fellow rulers at his 70th birthc'ay celebration in Stockholm's Royal Palace I Nov. II). Left to right, wi;h the Swedish monarch, are King. Fredorik IX of Denmark, his son-in-law, King Haak on, 80-ycar-old ruler of Norway; and. Finnish President J. K. Paasikivi. U.S., Britain Design New Carrier Deck AUGUSTA. On. I It win a "; birthday partv (or (he ncit lii'l HIP IIIIIU, ,IM'I ' Vk!BS;' Klsenhtwer but, her tiinnilelill- I dreil lust ahnut KtnlA th shnu. Mi's. Elsenhower almost every one rails her Mamie just as llir President-elect doei as i jester-oay. And there was a f'".v ior ner last nixhi at the ox elusive Aiiiusi Kmitmi r.nif niiii. Iwliere the Klseiihmver.t are vnca tionmif. Tlie general arranged it all about 30 (tueslstamlly mem- 1 be is and close liiends. ' The srandehildrrn were tucked away In bed by thav time. Hut they had their limine a bit earlier. ! It came when the newsmen and women who are "coverlne." the President-elect called at the Elsen hower's vacation buntalow near the clubhouse to present a iilfl mul a lour-tlcred birthday cake 10 iuainie. The crnernl. comtoriable In an . 1 rrish green Jacket, worn bv mem-1 ; her. nl ih Annual. . -" .MuJ,n kiiiu. niui ; brown slacks. H1.1 wile wore a ! OUcli latteia gown. On hand, too, were two of the S e 11 e r a l' three Rrandchildren, Dwisht David. 4. and Barbara Anne. 3. The third 9-monlh-old Su san, was already In bed. Their niolher, Mrs. John Elsenhower, was present. Their father Is sta tioned In Korea. . nwlnlit David, wli looks tike his fnmmiN RriindinlhiT. and llarbnin Anne, a aiinint Utile blonde. n all eyes when ginndniolher'a cuke ni'pearen. 'I'he top tier disappeared qiUekly, and the two younuslers (ed by their Kinndpnienls while camera men xnapped nwnv not most of it. IVI, It ...... ...... ,.. sedme private n .i,i n.,.i n..., i- David kissed his in 11 ml mother coodnhiht mid told her Willi a side glance nt Ihe enke: "I'll be buck In the nioiniiiK." Tele-fun by Waucn Goodiich WASHINGTON li The United ' Tlie two Navies jointly an- deck. States and j3i',li-!i Nivys iir ; e ncu:u-rd mat Uie new deck ar-' yyp Bre open to suRBestlons.' invented a new sma 01 carrier ranscmcm Ls ucins installed lor , ,,1,1 Re,r Adm.T- S. Combs, ctuef iilKiil uts K a slue g'utcii rimM- ; ii imiJ'.s un me jesrs ansled off to the le.'t side ot the I carrier Antirtam, at the New ahip. York Naval fh'pyi'rd?. There is a It is dosicned to make landins 'difference of 'opinion as to safer and easier for .ici aircraft. wn"i 11 siiot'id oe ca'led ROSKS' N.MKS IRK RKDS of the Bureau of Aeronautics. One newsman suggested the V deck. since ihe angled deck Juts off from tin regular flight deck to form a narrow deck. Cher And with Ihe tar end of Ihe runway ! The British, who thought up the j su5Restions: side 'Hie general gave Mamie a ahe',1 pink house roue of soil wool for her buthriay. I'leaacd, ahp dis played it to the newsmen who got her to describe It tor them. li'rom the pieaa, he rccrlml an nmvlheNt Jewelry 't consist Inn nt a iiroklace, narrlnga, broach and f.n 17, ijjva ii If) l,( (-M l . Hlie anlil aim had no amvtheai lewrliy and alwaya had wanted Mime, r fH TRAIN ' WltM 1 fins VOUAR V"vV VIENNA t.Tv Hungary', Commu-1 nlst regime doesn't like the names i of certain roses they smell too 1 much ot the West. The olficial i newsaper Szabad Nep cnliciied I S uhn ,, M.u um the names nt rose, tn . nnhli WHO JfOU tollodl Now will i. th7 ,M - "plane rX' ,h ' fiFF '! "" rrashinc mm others narked on the : niicin imoly slanted or tilted Combs said the conversion of the , Laojr Ashtoti. Lady Forst. Oolden o whole of a difference!". . . flight deck, or into the carrier ! whereas the deck Is perfectly level j n.VfU,";", c round a million j opneila. lpe Plus XII. Maria The-, When you're not euro of island, is greatly reduced. -tentatively call it the canted Reds Have Auto Worries damage, reduced weight and sav ings of life. He said carriers with the new type deck will be unable to pass ' tnrougn tne Panama Canal because WASHINGTON !A Russnns 1. The director of the Kishinev : the deck will add about 34 feet to claim they Invented automobiles. winery says he waited three years their top width, but apparently they're having for his truck to be repaired. Then : t-nmhs niri ihe s.fis- f.rmr TJ !LmL,h,e,".!n"5. 'Sk'S!? ".LiiJ""1, bW" '"nni- 1 arbeT from the fact tnat "the line .p,, vi .u ol fl cht is off to the left side ot dollars but should result In even resla." The newspaper suggested greater savings In terms of ship I they be given more "glorious"! names, like "May 1. November 1. Red Star. Liberation" all with Communist significance. number, plcnse look it up in the directory.. .Pacific Telephone. $150 ' $99 to SAN FRANCESCO to PORTLAND PLUS TAX-lncludes 75c reserved seat charge pair serice. .ussian-siyle: The Dalles to Get Big Riant ! the ship. "If the plane falls. It goes over The situation is so bad, says the Slate Department, even Russians are becoming Impatient. The customers of the government-run automotive repair plant at Kishinev, capital of the- Moldav- ,hrm,hi",a5PPl,fd ,0' M: Tta 'X.Stta "was s Inl ?. ' A,d"un's,tra; I forth in detail in a copy of the T,k r, " " "'V!X ' newspaper Soviet Moldavia re- TORRANCE. Calif- W The Harvey Mchin Co. plans to build 45-mi!!ion dollar aluminum pl;u near The Dalles. Ore.. L. A. Har vey, vice president, reported Friday. pair other trucks. 2 A ZIS5 truck, of the Kishinev ered to a repair plant July 7 last Dl.ne . . he M.d year and more than 13 months i P ." .1 . . ' later was still waitmg Its turn a!- ,. U "?! f0''"d "ring guns go though in the meantime .9M f' 'dentaUy as the plane is rtibles-nominallv about 1.144 i lndln- Uiey would discharge Into had been paid in advance for re-1 5 tcr- And , ", J nun j should come off In landing, there imr along the flight deck a has happened." with an annual capacity of 54.000 tons ol aluminum. Cdh miction will start Immedi ately if th. application Is approved, he seid. The plant would take a year to 18 months to build. At The Dulles, w. S. Neiton. Chamber of Commerce manager. ceived by the State Department. A year ago the Literary Gazette of Moscow w complaining about difficulties owners of private cars In Soviet Russia were finding tn having the. simplest repairs made. The Kishinev newspaper' thus said power for the new plant would quoted the director of the winery: be supplied by the Bonneville Pow- i 'Thev were telling us all Ihe er Adminislrat-jn. Ihr Northern time that as soon as thev receive Wasco County People's Otility Dis- new parts they would repair the trict and the Klickitat County. ; truck. Finally, we found that all wash.. Public Utility District. Op- that was left of our truck was the tions for firm power have been , frame and part of the bodv. We obtained from these three agen- had to file a complaint with the c'Si: 'clson said- ! republic organizations. And onlv The power would be available then did the director of the plant, from McNary Dam in 1954. he said. ' Com ra de Arteniyev beg to Nelson said two sites were being ' search for another truck to give considered for the plant. One is at ; us in exchanee. It ls possible that Chrnowith Flats just west of The In three years the plant did not Dalles where the company has an i receive the parts they need to re option on 250 acres of land- The pair our truck." other Is directly across the Colnm-1 The Sovit newspaper reported bit. River in Klickitat County, I that the Stakhanovites. or pace wash., where it has an option on i setters, at the plant wrote the 400 acres, I Moldavian minister of motor trans- Harvey Machine Is one of five i port. He replied after delav that independent producers that hope to i It was all true but defended the install facilities for 200.000 tons of ' management, according to the new aluminum production expected paper, which added that three. u auinonzTO soon. j months later "nothing has bee. Niiu up uiuuKni some qi done, the other aluminum concerns mich' ! - oppose his application. When asked ! tf he thouzht the application would i If your fur coat should get rain- be approved, be said: I soaked, take it to your furrier to mat is up to the Defense Pro- be properly dried. If onlv damp. auction Administration as to whelh- hang it on a padded hanger and . inrj w any iiinner innustriai ,ory slowly at room temperature, expansion in the Northwest." ncvcr near a radiator. FINAL DATE for OVERSEAS AIRMAIL NOV. 26 Catherine Geylerd Irumbeueh leediaf alietefraalier ia K.F. far yeara esteblishtd tiari eaeed fives yea mart for rewr eorlrait dollar. miLLER BRUfflBflUGL STUDfO Miller's Downstairs Have time to spare! No extra fare! Daily from KLAMATH FALLS r tkO'sV' s I V Here's the tlnytime luxury Mrcumliner to San KranciMco or I'oi'lhiml Hint everyone fitn alTonl. 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