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Newspaper Page TextPAGE six HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AVEONESDAV. NOVUM HKK 1(1, ln.VJ FRANK JKNKJNS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor Sntcred arcond class matter it the post otllre of Klamatli Falla. Ore, on August 20. 1906, under act o( Conaifta. March S, 1879 MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The At Delated Presa ti entitled exclusively to the use (or publication of ill th locaJ newt printed In thli newspaper as well as all AP newi. blBSCRIPIlON RATES MAIL BY CARRIER 1 month I IS 1 month I l.SS a months S 6 fO months 8.10 1 jear " 1 w They'll Do It Every Time a-.-...-. By Jimmy ll.ulo UGHT-iN THE ROUNDS By DFB ADDISON civilian business must be Increased . , , .land the standard of living raised 'One of the most fabulous and cllouRh t0 nwte up the difference, remarkable powers oa carin." j gome authorities have said Uiat Tliat's not a reference to the H-!lf the flow of civilian goods is in Bomb, nor Uie U.S. Air Force, nor U-reased 10 per cent it will keep to Joe Stalin, or anything like that, lus on an even keel. Ita a statement describing news- I Hal Manier. advertising director paper advertising made by Clyde of the Oregonian. summed up the Bedell to our group o( newspaper thinking of our outfit with the esii advertising men at Eugene last, mate that the standard of living n-epk. Bedell has been advertising dir ector of Marchall field, duller Bros, and other big retailers, and now is a leading author and con sultant On retail advertising mur.t be increased one third "our very eNlstance depends on adver Using doing this job." Manner also pointed out that. I since 19 ?0. the popu'ation of thr so. we're using his words for a.countrv has increased 47 per cent little horn toolini!. : while the circulation of newspapers . !ha Increased M per cent. Bedell was critical of newspapers i This growing deoendence of the and retailers alike for not apply-1 American peonle on daily newspa ing the known principles of what ,Ders for their Information has come make ads sell to do away wilhjabout diir'nit the time that radio, waste and get more for the ex-land now TV. develooed. pendlture. I The newsnaoer l the mass tnfor- i JPJLLISTEfT'S A PUTTER-OFF-ER . NEGLECTS HiS CORRESPONDENCE SO LONj TH UNL.y TWIS'ci TO DO IS PROCfWSTlMATE SCME MORE. Wz CHY. WOVvMCHV Rjjl Livrrn i icn-c MB. BLlLLSTER-SOvt OF TUC6E LITTERS OM lOUR DESK AS. SKY 'SLl Y30 MKT TO AfSZK 3$sNi raw c "tv; IS Jf i r-ni ) rv. I mmm t - -.,,;..,M1..Tyr TO OMAftA .O'MAQA n't r (r-v. UM-KOTWP? ONE TO iJdO tew ilhlAt .... . . . SAME TO EARL C0C0 .Trf 7,7 1? unu? WMA'? YEAJ.' SS,IMCE06VT NOT TwOA '" MAKE A NOTE AsAlM SCOS'-l H-U. 6E4 SERIOUSLY' ILLifSn U iyr r uir . ... . Y-r. J 31 James Marlovv J ....... ''.''. ., ' ..... ".aJ 11 V All 1 III K I DSON tor Jamra Marlun I WASltlNOtON in i:iiiiily-nlne iiniuinure Hire I tub hail llnMii-il. " -. ihe lall homely man pulled a paiwr 'Uiere Is no evlileme at all Hut H um lu pui ki't anil U uun in it .nl lr Ainerli aii tieople w ere vol Inn sprecii in ms mull, unmusical ! iaue oi nueiaiinn vs. ion- BRUCE BIOSSAT Here and there you may be trad ing that tlx 10SJ election alinala aharp turn to the right by the American electorate, nut to aay TASA,AOOtjl? HAT JlJ WlLSOrf. A 6T4TE CAPtTOU, l BOM Sio-l. J Mamie Skips D.C. Parade WASHINGTON (Jt While her He said we've ''been on the gravy 'mat-on medium: behind it is fie 1 husband naraded through Wash- train for 12 long years" and fo divided entertainment media, he , ton , c01(erred ,t the wn)lte hawn't had to get down to brass said. I House veslerdav. Mrs. Dwight D. tacks in selling. I tisenr.ower visited kiniolk and operations, the advertising man. through the paner look a 'he ads w ill spell the difference between not o"ly with an eye to which nne SAM DAWSON By T. E. APPLEGATE (for Sam Dawson) Will- The ciowd at lleltvsbut'B. Pa.. puih.. lily dmn I pay too much ( icnnon. "foursiore and ncirn yeara ago." Abinhnm llnculn began, "our (alhi'is biought I. mil on Una conlliiriit a new nation, conceived In librrtv and dedicated to the (proposition that all men are tie- aten equal." Alier all, there hil been plenty of a p e e c h m a k I n a ah eaily, f.siwially Inun fdnavd Kverelt. who had been a U. 6 senator, a governor oi Massuihusetts, a cab inet member, a minister to tlreat 111 Hum and piesldenl of lliirvanl. An the imlliin'a top oralnr, Kver ctt. In his hour and tVHntiiule speech, touched nil the bases, in cluding a description of how the early Greeks cared lor those who were killed in battle. Lincoln stuck to his own nation, and Its awtul problems. "Now we are engaged In a great civil war testing whether that ha- lion, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long en- iluie," he said. I "We are met on a great battle I field oi that war. We h-ive t-nine I to dedicate a portion of that field, ias a final resting place tor those who here gave their lives that that . u iM.iiwu man nacs lo see a """"u .it." hit. i l.rse car slionajc develop. i "U ' altogether NEW YORK IB Railroad men! 'l can mean los of business tw ' pr.VTV . Mun"' " Ul tonus ol HaiL-pori. , ' . b-u. fitting and this. e can- Wf-.rt V tthmhr. inM'll COIllltrt III.. cars for (11 the freight they'll bei'" Jo of freight revenue i 1,01 '!;. ' '' on.rcrate. asgeo to haul tn tne next few ' wl'ch is the bread-and-butter of wr r,mo hallow, this ground- " mouuu. uij rcuroaa industry. ....... .,,u The years oe.k loading ae.son Income from frei.hi hul,. J.t?'.t, HZ! -f!?" when rmn .... . ,.,.., 'counted on t,. ,f.-i .1- i ",r. """.T. oul l"r .o . ro!'rteri'.1.S,hh'PP"S "y 10 be,t ""IK"! """" lQ U,eir I"""-! r0lllv.C Lincoln almost dldn1! ao....,. -JbUK,e,s,.,. rn siwech, and for . Sood n mnd that here is the ubr'eant Atterwara. sne 101a reporters tne , .,.0., . , -; rurren , ...V. ...."' rlr"r' "i"..'." servatisni. of leia gnvernmeni vs. more anil an on. llmh I'resideni. elect Klaenhnwer anil (lovrrnor Hie vriiMin pledged Ihcimelvca to main tain the social gains the safe guards of Individual welfare devel uped In Ihe pa-.l 30 years. They are not now III prospect of being imii.nairu. Ht people wera voting (or man, and against an acciiimila-1 lion oi troubles lor which they now seem to blame Ihe Truman ad ministration Korea, Inflation, communism In government, These are problems which have to be faced no matter what llir p.'.lltli-al coloration of the govern ment, lit voting lor a fi-pa.li ap proach lo them, people gave no hint they were anxloua lo move Irom left lo right, or (ront ctntrr lo right. Only If Ihey had severely irbukeil the whole Democratic puny would It be imsslble to sug gest their dissatisfaction with the wholo trend of government, But they did not do this. They sent to Washington almost as many Democratic senators and represen tatives as Republican. And most Nona of thin mi-ana, of iiwitioj thai Ihe gnwinmriit limy nut ac luallv prove soiin-ulmt mine con. srrvntlve In pracllco miller Risen howrr than uniirr I'li-Mdi-nl 'liu man. The geunnl criiaiuly ia tleillcliUtl lo nil lilrnl of less fr,. pi n I mill iinirc- liu-nl i-nnli nl. lis la wrdilril ' In llir nli-n i.l grenli-r arlf-hnlp anil til ruler limillnl help among people, lie wants the enllie qiiralltm of Ihe goveiunienl a rnln In society reviewed, In Ihn hope lhal lesa legillallnu and iiioro liiilhlilii.il fiee- cliiin may be the result, He fnvnr leia Irderal spending and lower laurn, All of these gnats urn lilrntnird wiiu me cuii'pi vaiivo otiiionK. Hut everything Indlcilea Ihey weren't the people's tunlii goals oil Nov. 4. What Ihe prnie wl-.li la In wrt out finm iinili-i a back-brenkliig load uf lioubles. Mikes May Still Canadian Talk O'lTAWA, Out. Cuiiaillan leglslulors will be oil their be-.t behavior toinonuw. A voice ainpll Illation ayslem will be Uicd In I'arllnmeiit lor the lirnl lime. Legislators hnve been warned lhal sliuhllv anllv remarki. lulrml. of the Republicans who won Kin- ed onlv fur one's lii'inrilintn vl aio seats pllrd up far less inipres. t-lnllv, ninv be carrlrd to Ihe far sive margins than lsenhowcr got reuclicn ol the II'mi-s of Comiiioin (or President. I by JJ busy micrnphnnrs, She left the welcome parade en route to the White House and was driven lo the Army's Waller Reed One of the most often reiterated nrid the driving; immilse tht keens l doctors said she was iwo pounds points In two davs of talking shop 'the wheels of commerce tumn I oven eight. Biographical sketches on newspaper advertising was: Itha' ke-rs vot"- standard of liv'n? i describe her as being i feet 4 Whenever trie -pluir Is puiiea on (higher man anywhere else in the ana wcignuig im pounas. the Korean war" the volume ofiworld. ? -Mr NEW YORK Itl America is becoming a nation of after din ner speakers. It might be a good Idea to put a government bounty on tlicm right now. or there won't be an ear in the land leu unbent. As a people we have always had an outspoken admiration tor the gut ol gab. But the idea used lo be Siat the gab bad to be good. Toat nobXg standard of criticism has gone the way of vaudeville. Today listening to after dinner speakers has become a form of mass self - punishment. -In Europe people still go lo a hotel or restaurant for the food. But here? The price of the entree HAL BOYLE JS V. ,&..!. .-iV;'i..'i.,..a....vV,'ii ness of supplying after dinner speakers. It is a cash corn crop that ri vals the value of the crop grown ill the fields to fatten livestock. In the past few ears dozens of leciore agencies have sprouted up that keep stables of alter dinner speakers on call and they ranje from bird imitators to U. S. Senators. Do you want to learn to make a sound like a rose - breasted grosbeak? Would you like really to know how lo whip inflation. make more money, or find out1 i how one man learned to beat his '. mil. .r mmIUiv.,.. in nnm . I COW lesson? The nearest lecture agency n.ii someone ready ana waiting cars than the total with uhih in. Mrs. Elsenhower then 'nt to started the year, the home of Mrs. George O. Tnla Is partly because the steel Moore Jr.. her sister. shortage hasj-ut Ineo the produc- i lion ol new Treight cars. "c lau'oius nave some 90.0U0 i 'nCiml ftv.'y ' h'sh leVclCsd,n 1P',!!cr-"-'r' l'"-lPo.sors decided It would be okay well into 18aJ. lions in 19ol absorbed about ii , k.v. th- Presinrm sv "few I.t the lace of this, the railroads ;Pr cent of Hi. net railway opera - IBroi,rt.i. rem k c5ah.??i,'..,f"K5v'bl, 'mg "lco"" lr01 v.cc.!"P-rn 'uVnV "Zl it reaction Farmer Finds Coal Mine Feds Seek Coat Bandit new. cars on order, but deliveries i tell to 3.763 in September and rose I ouiy o in October Roughly . third of the cars now ! BOSTON W - Hie I Bt. the U. S. in use are moie than vers nlH jmarshnl and ihe U. 8. district at- to ihe snreeh seems curious The Ilnrrlsburg, Pa.. Patriot and Union said: "We puss over the silly remarks of the President; for lh credit of the nation we are willing that the veil of oblivion vhsll he drnpned over them and that thev hn no more be re pealed or thought of Lincoln Inmseif didn't seem lo nor ISISA VALUE TTwifl bumper to ..v.. i-.o .rc oruig OUHl. ; - V ' - " 1 ,.... .... ... railroaits "e reorrni agencies were caed ,.V"" oveStti om bv Federal Judge William T. "f" " d- '. " nfvcr i able r if.' McCarthy Tuelay becau, ti forget what thev did here." . I Lincoln was teady for his lrt hull. SKOALIA. Mo. If Generous So in recent montus Uie John Cole has uncovered a new have been retiring mor. f!-..n Art hi. farm . nrl h' ltlin CaTs' than thV h.,.. I.n - .. . -w i .... i. . . i re.il ir clothlnv was stnleit finm 1 n . L- " .i U- wlnnun. Cole', crop U coal. . i on th, WPsupp.r PU' ' dr,m 'through hlV courtroom' ","CQ ' " U ua. the living, rather, This years drought brought the; n, oet i .i,'.' . .... . .1 The hat and coat hetnnorrf in . be deucnied here to the un- blessing. Tne creek on his Ml-acre I mcr! thm- 1M n I..,. iuror fitiKhrd worn which they farm 10 miles southwest of hereireMlr. ., . " " i Th, dried up, baring is no longer determined by what ! n a tux and black bow tie to they put on your plate, it a de- . luriee .diourned eo,,n . hlf. (might here have thus far so nobly ft rich vein of1Ule jUrt .o( the ,-e.r "' hour early so the Juror could get "dvunced," he aald. "II Is rather : Both the new car 'builders and to clothing store and enum him- ,or 10 " d1"'" lo riends are helping i (he repai, shops need steel deliv Kt the chilly weather. rf""'"'" '".'J' g a winter's aupplyiery of which ws delayed by ia, ' The juror's name Is William K. '! ?' '"i".1,; h"T,'n d.;dln,T Isummer'a lorn .irik. .v.. . Freeze. Increased devotion to that - -euilse lor wine his friends each other di ol tree fuel. "I wouldn't charge anvthm for ! mills. ...cir cans ior piates and struc tural steel clash with reouiremen-s (Iv bv Diana in tell vou mfier dir.-!nis coal, he said yesterday. "Its ncr. I been lun seeing theoe fellows wort The fee ranges from 25 to togeUitr loading up their wagons, son n. in... Hnrwiir, a. .h We've made It a fun oroiect. but Mnn. ih ....uh..! u. h. i.ii worthwhile one at th same. get ol any ateel nroritiels er. and the crucial nature of his .time- We're operating this mine ! Tn' pic'tyrt un'i all dark.' how of military production for Uie ....... ". now among tne hardest to message. i in a co-operative method.' Florida Lawyer Under Indictment ever Steel outnut I. Ki,. m.i.. alone at .... . : . ""-'-"V"; The on man aal down, lie had Star iiao m ..Ce.VW"? '-i""" " tan Mlt.i0 10 I been epected to make some per Jmoum eJ!"r miSi-'1' '"Wt Wa-h.ngton State Safety Confer- ,unctory remark, and probably he rnnrn' ma" to "! enee. i.0, ontv perfunetorv applause Safety Meeting Not So Safe . OLYMPIA. Wash, lis get h tney gave : full measure of devotion that we here htghlv resolve that these dead 'hal not have died in vain: that this naiion. under Cod. shall have a new birth of Ireednm, and that '.-overnmenl of the people, hv Ihe iieonle, for Ihe people, shall not perl-h frnm the earth " termined by the fee of the vocal chords rented lor the occasion to oehver "a message of importance to us all." I hate to be counted as a cultu- wIH'. 'I? 4m miaint and old. I ""dy hO do anything I fashioned and good clean harm-'"!L 5?'" lid ."Jlf ie fun to o n ,n . dinne, where speaker, one lady mana- bodv tSTt IrilrtilveSi. . :... . . I " ' . "T"'" . m un'le en.rr: I ' . ... ! got on.v perfunetorv appl tion "and' enjoyed . real meal - ," " w " . P"J..r?: ! I Ineier I n rllr m O n "ThTDefena. T a.. " " "L. 1'... -5 I " ""t matter. The Chicago nrf .kirmd IIia n.acirt1 p.ru.ij ..aycucfj 10 iiicjmun : VIIMVI IIIMIW II I I.I...7 w . . -"..i..ii- .-.miuu. n..v,,v.u.n ..u..i "' Trihltne man lUmitlM It UO In S 1 t lhe nd J"4' rown a rchl1 cn I k" , urged llocton ofjnual conference this week, f ell ; ii""nce D " .k. J,',-T.. . SrH. ii,- ""r.."" reirigcrator. i siyneo nim up JACKSONVILLE. Tla. i.av-State !;;,.;?'."; new joown a inam oi aians, iracturmg , .-n,, dedicatory remarka of I " w J".,' . ,u . Iv once- oua oe amazea nowiAttv. Jesse W. Hunter ol Tavarts ; V"' . t"' " i"""". n.a sauii ana suncring a concus- President Lincoln ha said "will car mesMgo? Must the ice cream many pt0plf in this country hs-.e under Indictment by a federal .kAna,he"ew '"' hen sion Inst night. Iliw monJ - the nnal of man " t'Jl i rfflhe seCTetly Jr"me1 " Ln "" WJ ta he kept ! S1,!?. e"y " I , r- n0,h" "' To Z ' m . f e re d and ''"i rtn.nJ. nf P,,nirJ- row n orenld on refrigerator pegro. David McKinnck Reese. In. d, 'hn 'he cars they re- alipped on some step, during the pondered, whenever the nation was e- . , a u V." i- and never realized It before." jail more than a year without any pbce- nd "h greater efficiency. I conlerence and broke an arm. m trouble Ur at QasnltiaT laflv wild itl .mjiv t ty , .. il. . . i . . i i - . . - .. . " f. . . " rri rw.un so mani ecu Drocreainff a7atuiSk mm, I Ui t i .H.f. anils, with 7 O-lo-l high eompreaaion ratw for mora power with laaa fuel. Pyl- Optional high aide body haa larger capacity than any olher popular pick-up of comparable whaelbaa. OrMHsl vlilhihty araa of any Iher popular pick-up gtvaa bet tar vision for gruur aaf.ty. ananfaror camfart. thanks lo revolutionary naw Onflow shock sbsorbtra. Avallokl wlHi tr'ealluU OHva. h.ndl,n,,..J;n1,ii:brn llT UJ YOU MOXI AtOUT Uuck uft- THIS HTM VAIUI- PICK-UP DUGAN and MEST 522 So. 6th St, Phone 8101 er telling how, all alone in Africa, rmk-i ni ...rr.. ihrn..h .'i. rf, the survived the head on charge iner speeches Is this: They figure - -uncn-si n mey listen to enough of them grouse? This growing willingness of the public to sit in slack . Jawed, glazed ej-ed paralysis, trying t Ihe same time to digest a limp hunk of lamb and a clic.he-studded oration, has created a "new enter tainment Industry. This is the busi- somebody will get around to in viting them to make an after din ner speech, too. The indictment charged Hunter asked a directed verdict Imam Fese innocent of a murder charge in circuit uourt in Hernando coun ty July 30, 1950. then requested heese be detained for further Then they will get a chance to nrr...nn. .. . ,h. man today doesnt have morel . . , . .,,,.,,. his .out ih.. w,.i. Beese was kept In Jail until Feb KfS,Bei " 0 Western a 18M .., (Jr wUfu I pose and with the Intent to de- ...... . -. pnve the said David McKinncs .,V Keese of . . . coastitutlonal rights land nriiMle... , I.. ..rf.nl ... THE DOCTOR SAYS By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. controlled merely by adjusting the , . diet so that the body does not Since there are said to be some I nave too much sugar to handle, three million persons with diabetes j in other cases where the diabetes in the United Stales alone, this di- u bad. dieting may not be enough said. -Where linens lire!" Men's Hand Laundry. 11th and Klamath, phone S-2531. scase raises many interesting ques tions, only a lew of which can be discussed in a single column. One correspondent recently asked if it was advisable for wom en who have had diabetes for many years to nave children. Until recently pregnancy for o:nen with diabetes carried con siderably greater risks for the mother and the death rate in chil dren of diabetic mothers ranged as high as six out of 10. Now. however, with rigid diet, restric tion of salt, and olher medical and surgical means, the outlook for (he mother has been much Improved and lor the child as well. In one series of patients who were given the most expert type of care during pregnancy, the mor tality of the mothers was only one in 200, snd 84 of 100 children sur vived. In giving these figures, however. It must be remembered that the comparatively favorable rcsulta ap ply only to those mothers who are most cooperative, as well as Ihoe receiving extremely skilled medi cal attention. All this attention lo medical care Is Important also for victims of diabetes who are not pregnant. Un til the discovery of Insulin about HO years ago. people with diabetes almost always died of the disea-e eventually, hven today people die of diabetes, but often this la their own fault because they have been tareiess about their diet or tiieir Insulin. Sometimes the condition can be ?nd it Is necessary to Inject some ol the secretion which we csll In sulin (obtained from animal pan creas) to help use up the excess sugar. In the early days Insulin had to be given before each meal in order to keep sugar from passing Into the urine. More recently pre parations of Imulin have been de veloped which are slow acting and produce effects which last for a long time. In many cases of dia betes, therefore it is now possible to give only one or two injections uay. Every patient with diabetes should be studied carefully to see how much sugar Is being lost through the urine, how much sugar is present in the blood, and how both the blood and urine respond to tests with sugar . containing foods. My Sinecrt Thonki To . . . ANONA ROBERTS ISLAY PRATT MARY MEIGS To Hort Served Your Sfoff At The STUDIO OF BEAUTY THE NEW 35 UNITED HAS ARRIVED L. Livinq Room, Dinette, 2 Bedroomi ond Shower en display or NEWLAND Trailer Sales 88 Main Sr. Klamath Fold, Ore. THE LOG CABIN RE-OPENS THURSDAY November 20 Serving the same , delicious food! MUSIC DANCING Melba Spiering ANNOUNCES The Purchase Of STORMY'S BEAUTY SALON And Will Be Known As OF BEAUTY THE SAME STAFF - CLARE COCHRAN - FRANCES LYON- MELBA SPIERING ESQUIRE THEATRE BUILDING SANTA SAYS: "For the gift of a lifetime go to Miller's Sewing Machine Deportment." 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