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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19S2 TfERAIyD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON mge mi if.-'' " . . .. v W, ' -.,fvL. v ; : '': " ; r1-r' v . ; . J ARKLIKO IN THE SUNSHINE t Sun V.llty it (ht niurl Ic. rink In front of the lodgt. 5ilvr bldt ot tktlari IHih en nt ic wnii on uoiiar Mountain in tnt Dcgrouno iKicri chriifi down tK inowcovorid tloptl. Gutili t (ht Union Paeific't famoul rtiort can includa' a variety of iporli In a ihort iliy. South Korean Beats Jap Stock Market upon ffindcln.u cltlr.rin. I With funds Klnrd from hid food TOKVO ir Hi. vlurrf of lliel I'o now h.U a prlvat Mock I "'"'"K". "o inco , .ock oroa TOKYO w in itara or mi ,.,-.h : rau bunlnrm In Tokyo a Eaal tliroiiuhoul Ihs country. 'Hie powrr. tnd um district In 1M8. ilul lioiutaiijl I)urtrtll t iin lie drvrloped a fnlu at flaurlng uiiw lo million followem la one ! Ihp twisting and tumlnm of Ja- of hla best cuslomcra. ipan'n bouncing market. He bor- JapaneiMi broker" look wilh awe ;"'d, money Irom Investor, and iupo,' l)n liht younn man who "peculated on hla own. dividing the rfimiM Jaimiirs imnie and i:Prnill later. now a iwlurallied citlten. The Japanese "lock market rl- Iio waa in Hie ame po,r tlx! J',"1," V"u.;'""'!,i ev" " hi" fellow countrymen in Japan unnea Btates, until ahortly after World Wr 11. The average of 225 lue on the He came In Japan In I02. He j market recently advanced from 181 win only IS wlieu he came to live yen. early In January, to J2 yen with hi brother, a factory worker on Nov. 10. One Japanese camera now inUmnii In Korea. Now he l llrm'a "lock ahot up from 164 yen By FRED SA1TO booming Japaneie alock market li a n-yearotd South Korean who atarted without a prnny of hla own In IMS and now apeculalea with aome 10 million dollar entrusted lo him by million" of client", Hla peraonal fortune la a aecrel but MalaulonU Ho'a lavlnh' way of life la In marked eontraat to more than 000.000 other Korean" in Japan. Mom of them are iwv-erty-atrtaken day laborer", looked Last Methodist Missionary Leaves Communist China HONOLULU The laat Amer. In. n MdliodlHt mlaalonary to leave Ccmiir.nnl.it China aald here lant nli'lit C'hlneae Heda "are no filled wl'.h hale and fear of America" Death Ends City Record LITTLK HOCK, Ark. ' Mttle Rock'a drive for 316 daya without a traffic fatality waa ahattered hint nliiht when a pedentrlan waa "truck by a car and killed. Hontn 8. Coney. 64-year-old em ploye of a basket factory here, wu killed when hit by a car driven by Wllllnm Heed, ald Patrolman J. R. Walworth, It waa the flrx). fntalfty In the Arkansas capital In 356 dayit "Ince Dec, 4, 1051. The city had planned a celebra tion. Including a parade on Dec. 4 In the event the "dcathleiu daya" goal was reached, Mayor Pratt Komall iwld lait nlgt there had been no declalon on whether the event will be called off. The 3115 day without a traffic fatality l a record for cltlea with population) between 100,000 and 10,000. Sassy Peke Gets Lumps RHYL, Wale lyPi A perky Pek ingese that should have stayed In bed ran into an Alsatian while out walking with hla mistress. 14-year-old Ccrl Price. A battle ensued In which the Peke came out second best. Young. Mlsa Price went to court charging the owner of the Alsatian with failure to keep a dangerous dog under control. The defense produced aa an ex pert witness a velerlnury aurteon who testified It waa oosjtble that the Peke snapped at the Alsatian. "We don't know what happened," the vet said, "but even If the Al satian waa under control, he would turn on another dog which called him namea." Alsatians Just can't Uke being Insulted, especially by such small things as Pekea. who are notor iously truculent and have no idea of their own alze. the witness aald. "In fact, Pekes think they are the biggest dogs out." Tlie court' dismissed the ease, which bv yesterday didn't matter a snap to the Peke. The little one waa so badly damaged In the ar gument he had to be destroyed. It la Impossible to argue with them. I He said he was forced to attend The Kev. r. uiln Btocawcii sold a compulsory Communist Intloc- :io gained his release from a Com n.uniat prison when he "realized that to argue with the Communists was aa uselesa aa to argue with a drunkard." Btockwell, who passed through Honolulu en route to Los Angeles alter two years In Communist pfUons, aald "I algned such state rnenta aa they desired" to gain rcleaae. He told reporters he hoped to meet lila wife Esther In Los Angeles today, two years to the dy after he was arrested In Chungking by the Reds on charges of being a "counter-revolutionary missionary spy." Dr. Btockwell plana to return to his home In Chicago for a rent before starting on a speaking tour. He la attached to the Board of Torclgn Missions of the Methodist church with headquarters In New York. Dr. Btockwell told reporters at Honolulu Airport that he spent 14 months In solitary confinement in Chungking but suffered no phyal Crl violence. , "Many other missionaries fared worse,'' he said. He aald the Communists "prided themselves on the fact that they did not aubject their captives to electric shock or the water treat ments," he aald. He said hla food consisted of rice and one vegetable twice dally, "with a taste of meat twice a month." Dr. Uckwell Is a veteran of 23 yeara missionary work. In China. Arked If there were any Ameri can Methodist missionaries left In Chl.-.a, he aald, "No, I was the last one." "A week ago 8unday night I was In a Communist cell, 10 feet square, In Canton," he said. "It's hard to believe." tr. nation course for nine months. "They told us they did not expect Clfli far 'The Boh" Volthl't Pio neer Office Supply Co (29 Main. Plane Seekers See Wreckage ANCHORAGE, Alaska i Uni dentified airplane wreckage ha" been atghled In high mountain country on the route of a plane which disappeared baturday with (3 persona aboard. Air Force olflclala said last night that search pilot had re ported the wreckage In an Inacces sible spot near Whltlier, approxi mately 60 miles aouth of here. This la In almoM a direct line of flight from McChord Air Force Base, Wash , where the big Olobemaater atarlrd Ha trip to Klmendorf Air Base here. Ma). C. W. Jllnkle, public Infor mation olflcer at Klmendorf aald the wreckage might possibly be from lo oilier missing planes. One Is a Clll which disappeared 11 nays ago with 30 men aboard and the other la let fighter which . "11" . .! . V Search planes will head for the Irene at daybreak today to attempt froslilve Identification and study the ea.Mblllty of aendlng In ground copters. one ol Japaira richest men. ho Uvea In a palace-sited house and travels in a limousine driven by chauffeur. Afler the war Ho borrowed mon ey and headed for the countryside to buv food and bring it to aiarv lug Tokyo. "It was a strenuous business but rewarded with 100 per cent prollt I in Ihe chaotic days when many faced starvation," Ito told an In- with 1 terviewer. Ito turned awav from his fellow Kareana and aet about massing money. "I have no friends In the Ko rean community and don't seek Ihem." he said. to 415 yen In two weeks. Ito learned lo call the turn and rode the market to a fortune. He'a still at It with no sign of weaken ing in his speculations. His firm Is known as Ihe "Hozen Keitalkal." Translated that means despitr Its wav of operation "Sale Economy Club." I Wi-llliat BalUt tar KtM. S.IK Oik kirk r4 rtn. tall Mrui risl 'l"tl aaalltr itrtli aaaaaiss r4. Tana! 4alra ay warla'a laaaiat aa MitlraJ aaglnaara. Yal Warllliar rianaa ara aat Jaat a Um Sallara artaallr hsafraSa at aallara anaar man? plasaa aaa pasr lr aa wall balll. TSIa la Meaataluhat IhraaaS ISa aaaltratlas ml aaaaata affklaal farlarr ana aaarhallai aaatb 4a. aalllag m aaw auaSart la iaa plaaa ladualrr. Kaal ana at Ikaaa lavalr aalaat plaaaa It ym mhm. Aaplv rant tar a raaaaaaala lima taaara aarrbaaa. Tfca laral calaalal aalaal tut 4alltara4 alia kaack. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. M. lib Haaaaiaaa Oraaa mm SPAGHETTI 3. ll"" AN0NA ROlim ISLAY PRAtT MARY MUGS STUDIO OF BEAUTY 200 M.dl.al Dental lldf. (Elevator Ur-k.) Ph. 71 SI v faatttrinf DOBRE' CURL VELVET PERMS Let's Settle It!! . . . by Going To WONG'S THANKSGIVING DINNER MENU Soup . . Chicken a La ftoyol Salad . . California Fruit Relishes . . . Ripe Olives. Celery Cocktail Supreme ' Green Onions CkJTpC Roast Corn Fed Tom Turkey with Sage Dressing, Lll I IlL Ciblet Cravy, Cranberry Sauce TRIMMINGS .i,r. Include Sweet Corn and Mashed Potatoes DESSERTS.. I . Pumpkin Pie . . a Mince Pie Special Children's Plate Will Be Served WONG'S A Good Place To Eat FOR HIM FOR HER It's a perfect CHRISTMAS GIFT argus.C3 WITH PLASH AND CASE af VI I XT--; lit $gQ50 It'a the world'a moat popular 85mm camera and hera's why: A fast CinUr f:.1.6 coaled Una coupled ranieflnder to aaaura aharp-foeua pictaraa factory aynohroniaad pluf-in (laah atUchmant lear-eontrolled ahuttar Draehanlaia with apaada from 110 to 1800 asc end. Perfect for lotion color black and white indoor. BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Fhone 3586 FIREMEN'S BALL Tulelake SATURDAY DEC. 6th Music bv the Oregon HILLBILLIES LEGION HALL TULELAKE Doncinq 10 to 2 Admission $1 HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E Earley and Joe Earlejr Proprietors us lo turn Communists," ht aald, "hut we could not leave China until we realized that the United States was th Imperialist entires- Fountain Pn Repairing sv raetaoT-Taaa manauian roe Maa aa. akiai raaa sor In the far East. "Prisoners who refuted to ciiiinne their minds were kept In hn;itulfs and leu chains." 'jarrHW hm. 0 CHlalSU rfa.ni far tvtry ttl 9 Cnt.t tlat f m ymr btltlwla 4lr kyl mffla Mala aiuaii!) V ?M i FREE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS V PRINTED FREE ON ALL PERSONA? CHECKING ACCOUNTS PERSONALIZED CHECKS t More and more Ortganians are choosing First National Bank of Portland Personalized Check. checks with YOUR NAME and addrest printed on them. ' First National Personalized Checks arc more popylar because they offer you a safe convenient mean of paying your billt by mail and the praaogaij of your personal identification printed on them. r" " Remember Personalized Checks are free at First National KIksS! Fala IVimii, toutk Sth Vtk Braah' F I LIST NATIONAL DANK S OF PORTLAND The korJr (not iroys OPIN 10 TO I HX DAYS A WUK ror yw 'UTS iULD OttOON TOCfTHM" i.kar 'aalaral aaaaB laaaraaaa iiipliaaas fj in n Enjoy A Dinner Ait MTOILIE SWIEITDIEM SIOIU.ASItOltll OPEX AT 1 IM. Thonksai (l HAMMOND I 11 ORGAN I 11 ALL PAYU J J 'ing it mora than turkey. Let ut remember the bountiful life we enjoy it just part of the manifold blest inq for which we thank the Lord. We will be serving Turkey with Lingon Berries from Sweden . . . and all the trimmings . . . Also Ham and. Chicken . . . Smorgasbord will be served Thursday, Thanksgiving. LITTLE SWEDEN 3711 South Sixth Phone 767tS 4 ?1 Main , Phono 6578
