Herald and news., April 21, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

T"HS"AY- Al"n
I'ACK SIX
HKIiAI.I) AMI NKWS, KLAMATH KAI.I.S. OltKCON
They'll i)i If livery Time
By Jimmy I luilo i
FRANK JENKINS
Ml lor
KILL JKNKINS
Manasine Editor
n.
Knlercd as second da a.- matter at the post oflue of Klamath Kll
on A ue us t M, 1SHV5 under ad of Ccngies. March 8, 1879
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Ml.MIU KN OK THK ASSOC IATI O PRKSS
The Aoc;ated Press is entitled eselu.cly lo the u.e lor pi:blu'Alum ,
of ail the local nes printed in ihn newspaper a well as alt AP t.ri.
SI nsCRlPTION" RATFS j
MAIL BY t'AKRIKK
1 men til
i) months
1 year . .
t 1 j.s 1 month S 1 3A
1 is .so
6 month
1 3 far
8 10
$i6 :o
BILLBOARD
.'"A i'ri"J-'r,l,,;'"l",I
By BILL J I-N KINS
; : . of U : e J.mc.v': A t ood i y
K.ithcr.i.p of poop;e turned pu la.:
n.s..l lor the iirM c! a tvo-c..y sc.--Mon
on how to invest jcur money.
Maj b, poop.e are Marline, to
thir.lt about mve-imcms r.t.her than
cxpcntiiturcs and trip :o the j-unny
t-outhland.
I really fell I had no need ;o go.
Not alter my lone and vaiicd ex
IwrifiXT a a hardened imrMnr.
Not, oi course, u.th Merr:U l.;. nch
Pierce. Femu r and lie.me
Kor many years I've oone my
Investing with a firm known a-s
"Hardroclt ' A slicht. looped,
boarded firm th,t appears ivnoci
icslly from the tar hill. put.; the
bite on me for ano:her imeMmen:
and then heads oif into the blue
enhance asain leaving me with
that powerful b:t of
account executive. do:
"Chin up. Bub. we'll h:t er ne xt
time."
proceeded to burs in'.o town.
Only man 1 know of uho can
carry both iHwne.-- paper a:ui
enough clenn shirt?, m a biel c;..--.
Nothing s4o" about that boy.
rd,i's fine mu weather
:one in ei--.e vio;k r-s
had
out the w.f.dow and mc.-.ta":
tur.tiv what the eld f.shm' .'..ream
lOOfi .'C.
Le: hope :t was the iiXA o!
mary more to tocne.
T.'.e bud are bcttmn.n.; to show
up on the trees and it on v be lo::
before we behold the miracle ot
spring hc;e. Thai unbelievable per
iod when nil of a sMc.drn and alnuv-r
overman the trees turn from b.i:c
ira:r.ewo:k to lovely leafy ;ower.
fcle:y ye: at this t::ne we re-
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H4KEP Hh5WTMARE DEPT.
GETTlNtS bUBT( IDer BV
THfc LcrT. STOKE atKNS
4S aj TWRJ"-
IJfc TV .'.' 4.W 4 A.4rr 7t
fcj-- Srr.tJJ,'..
HAL BOYLE
Bruce Biossat
That wasn't an apparition voa
saw whinjip into town yeierday. " ,
ji was unit Pierson. another of the
investment boys. One who really
pets around. Whit, if I remember
correctly. n executive is, with the
firm of Walston. Hcffmn and
Goodman- If that's uror.p I apoio
Size. Arij-way, he f a heck of a
NKW YORK r
of AinoruMti pri.-oner
lieed in Korea ?ad renntuler
o Ue thousand-; hst.-H as nussliu
a-vce tha lnen-t),r thr "lagmlicent sipht l. who will necr re:uin.
used to b when our courthouse w.-, ,.05l o( lh,. WC!(. Itv: m th
ucuu u,Wr WmB ;rrf5 caMv stairs of a war thai will
hotel then ana walked bv the tree
Lned lawn every dv. One day-
bare branches. TN next almost
ull .'oliatie on the trees, the leaves
shimmerir.c and trembling m the
p.ic breeze,
An"wav. we hope it iasts for a
little while.
has
Birdftaicher.s note- The pel;can.-
OT t)ll T,Mirnn "111. . V. Caf.n Tt.i
r.lr CUV riVf frt Hart Mnnriain .. . K "l
" " Lpper Lane is full ot em late v,
with us every year where he Droves . ....... ' . ' '
soon be thiee e.ir
nai.cn owes them
never rep .
Tixiay the tn.ted S
pc: haps t.te lines; A . m il
h;-'.c: y stationed in Ko: ea. And
a thst Armv has nrown the sacri
fice d .isitied of the indi iau.il
soldier Ins tended to le c:i.
It v,a?:vt th.'.t wav m the he$. li
ning, A few thousand soldiers had
to serve
million
The trie tie .hills, and took the vaiiKU.ud of h
now beau; 300, IKW man North Korean Army
heudon. They tried to form a con
tinuous l.ne of deiene, and there
were too lew of them
They were shattered time and sion of Koiea at Hie narrow want
:ir.i in. pulim th-.r remnants back of the neniuviU and might for
o'.d. ana the w tnw mil and l:ymK- to lorm a I'N truMeeship for Komio
deDt it can
With the smoke cleai ed, it is
1 possible now to nppratae the eenu
, sui rounditK the lecent publtshea
1 reports that the Kte nhower nd-
mint-.trat!on would accept a dtvi-
ng th wAtor trom hot ipnnqv.
JAMES MARLOW
The DoctorS
ays
WASHINLi VON .4' - 'llu I. Itliil rmld l . ilh.l: a. Mrm K-
i:-.cni. b:l encll 5'.im tlir ip.spoixiblr tumors lltrv . .imr m Hip Kmr.m "1 Ainnu aii lioop. wnulil
fiwmv and sJinrt ptfcious hour. roi lush iiljinl souur ii.i;rr Nct ...pp. luw t.ul nuuuUrd l'"u'."k' b "'' 'uniiv.
..nd rias th..i rnablrd Ihp A;mv identified tfecrctftiv of S'...tp pi uiirt mp bPii:: p.hrtnkd. 'Hip '"t pioblrtu Ucrd bv the
'.o tush o.c- morp troop.. nd sup-: uullp.i, who had taitpd to a mint- ipumi)..u,, o( :ip time tali. lh:s pParr-ialari. srpm. t.i bp this
P4-1"- bpr of iriHjrlpr. tn a biu-kiMouml wppit UPtwpfn tlir ti. S . ipptPsPtil- Who'll sit tn on Hie talk-. !t I..
ny 1 I1H IN .. JIIKI1AN. Mtl
n '"' lortuiuttiv i, J
i.t,
Ameri.'an people
Hie
shecked to st-p thrir Hoop. dp.
!..c.Pd m the field. If they h.-.d
tnown bow pitiful Mttall their r.uni-
Kj.r. 11-'. Ih... ml.h. i.rKin.
ine soearr.eaa u i - haVe paid more honor to those
uimrennred Ameruans. ; .,,. ,.tl. hl, lr,.. v n.
nr coaference. Tlierr was no po.v.i
bilitv they had ini.ticerstoi-d hun.
shut all llieir account- weie ut
cl'-;e accord
Nor could the souice Inue been
miMtiforiuu as to aciinin ..".irat 'on
policy on Korea and Kornuwa. He
was at the top. o.)vunrly
Tile reporters were not i (ju;t
in (livuUing the suoject ot itinr
conference. The rules on bad-
Kuuind meeimits pre cribe thai th
utiu-tual i unit'l
of lu.lav a Iiim iini'iuy.
g-Wlil rMi I i 0 ttl
bmiUtitf frrl "nicy
im!v when I am m be4 fc
walte Willi itinn i hn-'..'
ith ua every year where he proves ; 4nd -Jmol verv mornmjI vou - ' '
crxyi joe. a. rmer n:.tm .hnt inn... . . . ...j t.rt..
. r k ' "ou 10 .no ,ia:n otrees oria.e w.w ..c rfJt
. f,. a .h. w na tind ouncn of tourists irom sne. I For ,h(.lr slubborn ,i.hdrwbi
l.-k . j the City Center Uxige harjtin1 over nicy d.dn l Lite th' 'b they forced the aurpri.ed enemy lo
nil is one of trie modem day, the rails watching the majestic were given Each ou'.fil had per. p.lu.e delav. and .ide.lip
executives tio really gels around. I b:g bird., a. they paddle up and hap. loo manv mer - wemh: "If 'the Red. hart reallv known
He Ilew down m hu prune plane, j down Link River. Something about sersean!... too manv under ai.e how small a force th-v were up
unllmbered a pint sued motor m that is completely differen! prrva'es who had joined the Army against." said a colonel. "Hiev
K-ooter from Ihe luggage rack and1 from anything else in the world. lor security not to d.r in an could have crashed right through
ooscuie peninsula caud Norea. u. taking their losses all at once.
The.r resentlul attitude was and had the whole peninsula In
summed up by one: three weeks."
What ousine.s ha.e we got Soma dav the full valor of those
fighting here anyway, and wny do over - weight aergean.. and th
I P.ve to h th nr.e1" I irMn Private. tv-tll K lr.w.n
By DEB ADDISON .will be leather-lined calf hand- They had no idea what they were and their terrible sacrifices ap-
RETAIL MEMO: 'bags, patent bags and beaded going up against. They really orecia'.ed Thev were niosllv res-
A sneak prevnew of men's shirt., plastics, seersucker housedresxes. thought it would be roth.ng more u!ar Armv men. and Ivlng with "'h" lnl lnr administration
for fall indicates that novelty col-. sol. d and dark background printed than a police action of a few days: them now is manv a voung We.t '"' floating a trial ballnon."
lars and fancy fabrics will con- chiffon dresses. marquLt'.es and or wrec Point officer who would have been h:ch the White House shot out of
untie to grow m Importance, ac-. bembergs, and nylon dresses with "We aciuallv thought all we had a general in 19"5 The Army paid 'he kv as soon a. it saw the ad
111- Ule IMulP.t . .Nail.. lis. and t::c tioi clPni.v ..la'.p.l aintina tor wi or Kp. no siPrp Iur hogr,
LVinmmil.ts. o annisiiip jkhh-.s airrAu auirpii
Oikp ll'.e two sulo on a "n
CP.e-iirp, if tlirv il. talks u Ko there inn. bp a wrauule o.pr
reach a Wrmaupnt peaie belil. the s.mp.e qupilmi of what na-
.o one piPduls how long lap. Hons ate rrpiespnted in the ppaip
would Usl. If In Hip end the peace iipgotlalious. oiup they get oer
.aUs Urr..k dnwn. ptp.umablv thai tiuitllr, line ale some of the
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
ii not attributed to the source who
provided it.
This leave onlv two re.i-.onab
conclusions, inasmuch a the White
ItriiUiiiaj s'ntU a i; a in.
The 1 1 lice lain niai led in the
summer oi mil. one ear alt.'r the
uar ataiteil. 'Ihey continued until
October. 19&1 In thai lime the t0
ities agreed on about W (H).nt that
iin.il piecede any truce at all.
Bu; la.t Kloicr the V. S broe
cease fue on
tue.il,un to be fared
If the;e I peace, whrir h'ulil
Hie tine be Oiaau between North
Korea and South Koiea? Where the
tuopA ibit each othrr nw ? 'Ihe
I', a. knoviH that line, whirh
ery wide, wuuld be haid fr the
.South Koreans to defend if (he
North Koreans deemed to attack
again,
Thf Rinenhower adm uu-.tr a linn
Hou'e piamptlv kmn'fcrd the story off the talk on
and why do over - weight sergeants and the Cown- n l "' commit- one major pouu wnich had been
somethms Prraidrnt Eisenhower through, the voluntary exchanKe h- bern cotiiuirrii. although the
d:d nc w:xh uncovered now Tne of piiaojieia.
the Communists insisted U n
oners mut be reuirrfd to the.r
original ide, whether Uiey Hantrd
lo return or not The V. .H -a d
Wmtc Huu-e has aald iheie ha1
been iui decision, a J.nr lai'.tirr
norm in Korea where the cuinir)
la narronet.
But viould (he (mmun.(t aitree
cotome lo Men a wear Maa.mne. uety inroaucea npp.e prim, to do was stand on a hal and how a heavy price in leadership in Ko tonKic-:un.n rri mm i mc D1Lmrr- ....... rr.ti.mrH univ . ... . .... .
The trend to shorter, smaller That's what u ?a:d. ; our American uniforms, and those re. Korea-Formosa prtHwsals. ( u ,Aed to return or n-u , ",,y,no i"'1. aiui Mm
collar is cammy momenlum New! I hale tarou-n cooks wn-ild turn Ther. nitcht to h a uv to If It was the latter, then an er- , im 'l'" rv ,'ife to anv dM.
erions of the -short point button-' t nmbef and huM -atrii round run rnint baric where reco;ze what the-e van:.hed men ror must le chanted against tne ... " ..i.,..,, .i... i,n mm Z- K'"r l xn' ,hff
down collars, pinned collars a n d dhx 'i r, n,' S,'!. they came from," 'a capta.n ,aid did for a free world, but how ran While House. For tn euher case the ; .2 J; , . , " Kre.i and the c.uted N
la'rr. vou sav "inanaa vo ears mat can-
iiuv way t-ii ..ri , l
.iip nut 4iei w.i.r ;lh c4
ter and keep the irrt on uior
Rii iiuur or mi jj l
wiiuui U-.prrt mil .
iiuiinr m hip inu in conunctL-
tn hum wliuli Muue eoti
in immiAinir a uatn, UiinittuJ
alter undrraxhiK. nr hrn tr,
The -.kin mtullv airiti oq-I
ami it la oiitn ex' rrdinti; (1
villi to find any iv.fDu.'i iA
w ill ut Hu; lelifi.
'Hie application of a skinoil J
letirtiiK tiKi bent auutttea. i
thivslblv thn ur of bed Mcu
on immediately alter U.ju I
the dav wear miuM be ot nil
ance. iiucf the irouDIa dots i
come in the 0iiinr tcti.
UM" of Miap no llif Ifet ibi
pnKjubly tee moulnt. Aliothrr 'i
which could be e-.perimfniel ti
It would mean k.vIi.k up )(1-IUnit th tret in coin, or J
But they deployed in the rushed ; noi hear?
louna ana onim. siyies "" one. reveal a nationwide anrvev
pected to be quite popuitr. by American Lumberman and
Color 3 1 sportswear has sparked Buildm Product Merchanduser.
the move to more stripes, checks 0ver 73 percent used newspapers
and solid fabrics in dre shirts compared to 39 1 for d;rec: mail
. . . which remind us of Mr. ind 9 for radi0
Hathaway who advertised fancy. 0lher survev fmdmas: 55 5 per.
white dress shirts en the Rimmick cem of dealer's sales of paints
of a man with & black eye patch. ; and reiated products were made
Now. says Mr. Hathaway .there l0 nome 0,ners; 18 8 to farmers.
Is real Mr. Hathtway who is : n 2 to painting contractors- 9 7
head of the Hathaway shirt out- lo building contractors and 4 8 to
fiti I wouldn't be caught dead aij others
in a white shirt earlier than "
5 00 pm. i'
. . . This summer the c&iu.ea pine-
Three d:mens;or.aI movies W PPie and ice cream ir.ou5tr:ei
. l. . , . l.-a, u. ill taSm 1 1 n i tuna nrnmn' nn
not surprising to 'find' an expert (or pineapple sundaes, according "J"iph"v lh" l!i"r ,e?
ouoted in Women's Wear Dailv as to western Adverti.me. - " "
unine three dimensional rr.er-. Participating in the joint pro- na "'e r,
chsnriisine ooeraticn. : motion will be the Pineappie
SAM DAWSON
incident
lion no good, either abroad or at
hotne.
ll.ui- twain in rrtn-ira.i
t.-. . . . nn,.. .ne Ilt.U .1. 0,11 UJ"
most from the start. If the blame " bu,U u' lhrir V. S
it hold do not want to return to
Communist control. ,
In the period of the long-drawn-
the Coinnm.
.Ho u m
at tons
the
country?
I'h.s count i y seems certain to
insifv:, or at lf(t iiy to. tin e;er
tions amonK all Korean., norm and
south to see whether-tliev u.inl m
musi fall upon him for th.s latest o resU;tiptun of the divion or one .o.imrv Bd under
fracas, as most obsrr-.ers believe U1 . n 1 ,(-oln 10 lrt lhe what kaid of n eimnent.
NKW YORK P The life of 'high taxation and Inflation and n must, then he almost rerta.nl a again for more Omld- nut elections uuuld he a fat. e if
the busine.s boom How closelyjthat it results in buildiriK up has made himself more vuineraoie ,nr the Commtmuts d:d not permit
is it t:d to the chances of a truce i armaments neces-sary for de 10 attack How much ino-e of thv I: PrvP-f notice the Cu111n11irn.su impartial ob -aivera .n get into
kind of thirw he can take and '"" u"" ousinrvs. North Korea .,,,1 watch the voting
siav on his feet is a aerioua ques
tion. And. of course, more Is mvoled
than DulleV relations with Con
Kie.s and his '.te'ure w uh the
American people Tins mvann-oil
n Korea'
Peace would have a quick psy
chological ef.'ect upon conr-umer
and business th.r.k.n.
But manv businessmen aree
w.tn Secretary of the Treasury
fens but nothing that the people
can use.
Thev argue that a let up In
defense spending would mean a
shifting of production among in-:
dustnes, but in the long run a re
turn to all - out peacetime pro-
boom ducll0n ouId be the best thing approach to foreign iolicy is thor-
11 lurin ik m. irute, oolli armies Yet the Cnrnmiint. ncrr h.
withdraw limn lh- bat lehne one prun'tfd the 1 n.ted Nations to (e 1
....... u i iH-tAprn uirin h trl into N'T.h Koiea.
two-m lie d-m.litntied jone. Ttiere n top of th-' e iiueMiim. thne
ihey would it. facing each other, nre o'hern Should all Koreans be ,
o be aure neither tries an attack left armed or unarmed' SI101.A1I
liaps Irpat. wa'.rr ini tttedu trij
tote lellittiti'
g - Kor (hi re rsi s I hm
feted with pam in ttu k!l l
shoulf'er and rhest, flecfsUt
lavs luxe Ikm-h inadt
hrd that I h e a ernlct:
Could th.s oe ca-iMnc ail tr-t
ble1 VI
A An rx'-m l .b nr t.tl !:
Hera tun pirvi on the nmrt.:i
m the -pjie .ind prudutc pi.;
svniploins. If the difficult m
iiullr delmitelv biamffj on
err Mc it l b, oiteiation to if:
It la slHll'at:lT nmiiiifif
lrt ti:v Jnipiessinn tnt I"
iiiiiin'tily r.o tfu:
the p.t.
could set the course
heels
of the
for 'he economv
The stock market, however, re
acted quickly to the Treasury
again.
WUh.a three
agreement on
Mfllt M
t.lHMOV. porttigal if-A t 1
montlta
truce.
itfier the
high nifi-
Nothine fancy, just the fund. Growers Association. Ice Cream economy in tne neat .ew io... i. SPCre,,ry., ,,,urance ,hll , Ko.
. ii.9i..i...... a unirnever i me fauitan o-.aic , .
Ceiling more CUStO- .iiuii-iui':i mam. . n i :i. n 11 , . rraii truce OUjan l nVC an
mentals of
tners to spend more
more department
in . Dairv Assoc. and National Dairv mate ia rewiea
Council. Mar.v bu ,ir.os
Ja: how far-rearh:nff th.s 'o:nt that o'jr ? v. a
e- efiort m:i'h. b w.!l not be kr.0".n weil
r..t.
ob-ervers thin
ulreadv p:
of military standing.'
Ttie psk.chologv of that affect1
Th: w:I! be the vpar of the
1si! revomtJon. acccrri.rg to J. G - uniess o.j B"s.v the BnT
Dakin. executive vice president of Bv with a pineapple r:r.? deco
the NiTional Retail Dry Goods rating each horn.
Association.
He notes that it not only w;il be
a hi chi v competitive year but one
of unlimited opirtun;ty. It w-11 be
a year in whicn merchant w i'I
'fae the Irritating contracicticr.
nf record national disposable in
come and a tenacious stubborn
ness on the part of tho vaJue-wlse
pubhc to buy oniy what it
plMse "
It wi:l be a far of cli.sr.Ke as
ft ores a . t to b r . n u' a 1 2 & ma
chine to a pomt of efficiency where
it will cio a 1'j'ys joij.
The-.-pcl;C:es
For tr.a: matter. ar:ou.s .n-tere.-ted
parties will c?'her at 12
noon Thur-dav, Aprtl 30. at the
Wirema Cofiee Shop, for the pur
pose cf laving plans for the a. ding means lf'Wt.- p;,ces. Farm pr-ce1-and
abettinc and boosting of June have neen on the do-an-slope for
Dairy Mon'h.
Tne frozen food indu.-".r cl.mb
ir.i: from rclat; p obscuri'y r-ev-rial
;.ea."i a' has vrof-n in'.o a
hiv.v ouiic i:;am. .;neis mere
J.l-ui from a olurr.e of s337
iii:l!ion in lr hse more
than ticnlcd to SI l bill.cn ;n 13S
lcpor'.s Food Toyrx'-
A larger par'- '. thn ka.n ha
hern made m home-makers mar
ket bP. ra'her than restaut ar.t .
institutior.ai and freeier plan '
ale..
A lot of Klamath po t .1 1 01: s; are
beiiitr sold a lro.en Frt-nch frie
but nlj the Frenehmg Mid fryinr. :
and fre'7int; is bing done 5ome j
where else' j
ADVERTISING MtiMO !
About now you'll start readme -ads
or Mother's Day. frune tl j
the featured articles, accofdinir to
th! New York Herald Tribune.'
COST OF LIVING MK.VO
The Dun k Brads'.rtet D?.!v
Whoi"' i-lp Commodity Price Iritlrx
was V fA on Thursday, Anr;l i6.
aaamst -80 33 the v.ntc before
I "h e V," e " k 1 y W h o f : ! e Food
Price Index. rcprecntiiiiT t h e
total of the price pe r pound of
31 foods in general u e, rofe three
c'-nt last vrc to 35 Th
percent h.cner than the
;Kjndmir ievr-1 of la.1-, yar.
b'-lore tn Kremlin ueKan :.i0l t traders quicker than it does
peacefuil:-. bus:na executive-j who have al-
think that V.'a -r..i.E;on 1 eady pretty ijenerallv decided
aeafd tri a zraouai mat irovernmem .spenaing is due
i;.".e tni.H vear. to a .-,low- to laciten lowly. that the great
Oivn in tro'.eri.:r."rr. sprndinv. and buildinK spurts by induatry and
,n m&u-trial plain expansion. hvine - seekers are hkelv to find
Thf coal i.f a stable dolI;.r. or a slower pace before the year
one that w.U buy a lifle more pnd.
n: -.re. Farm nr.ee"-
PREHSI RE
son: t:me. Mmy consumer pocs i.hih
nr-rm ha'.e fo ov.ed And now tne .jmiup"s pjcvcq ne iuum
ua;c met'- price-, are weaKemr
oukIiIv eonfu-inK to our friend-;
broad The French, lor inrMance.
till prefer to believe the initial cialx would ait down teenier tn
reooru about dividing Korea rath- rk out a permanent peace amee.
n ,u. i.i.r White Hnitie (in- Itient. While thev milt thm irnn...
early important influence on the cIatnier. -11 mi opposite aide of the-demill-
If policymaking la an art. a-i inrifed zone,
some sav, then an Important part .Since the peace talks might go
of the art la the ability to anucl- 011 for month, probably only a
pate the reactions of both oppoii- t'uple of American division al
lion and friendly groups to partic
ular policies. Veteran viewers of
the Washington acene agree lhat
on two or three major occasion,
in foreign affairs this ability has
appeared to be conspicuously lacking.
all ouuirie troopi be withdrawn " If lonn irin l i bon lor 10 r
w, who would watrh airaiit the I utr- Tiie-.dnv iniuimit -1 : 1
U. 8. or China 'linntnif in nrm1'fltui teaiuik the hh-I.i n!f
TAX CITS
tht; r.'.ao excepttcn ol
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