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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1953)
1 I MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1953 iZZZ - -imijt, ,, y-t , -- HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINV NLA Ttltphet Two Kinds Of Trovefers Cross Paths At Naples .if NAPLES W Two kinds ol trv-i elers '' cross patns in wis ousy Italian port. There are those with American dollars in their pockets coming -to visit the land of their forelathers. And there are those who, with tears in their, eyes, are leaving Italy in search of a better life. Recently, the U. S. luxury liner Constitution pulled into port just as the 8,550-ton Argentine steamer Salta drew up its anchor. Aboard the Salta were 344 Italians, mostly women and children, beginning the longest voyage of their lives. They were bound for Buenos Aires to Join fathers, brothers and sons. From the Constitution gang plank stepped successful Italian emigrants, or sons of emigrants, their sleek baggage contrasting sharply with the bundled packages of the Salta passengers. The 344 Italians sailing on the Salta were the first of an esti mated 100,000 to be transferred to Argentina under a program spon sored by the Inter-Government Committee for European Migra tion, backed ' financially by the United States. Slowly they went aboard, carry ing their possessions in bags, car tons, sacks and wooden boxes tied With ropes, . . ,.. , . Concetta Canastra, leaving Italy for the first time at 66, looked off to sea with her daughter and three grandchildren, "My son went to Buenos Aires three years ago because the 500 lire (85 cents) he earned as truck driver here was not enough. Now he has a job in a garage in Argen tina. He sends us money every HOW DO THEY EXPLAIN STEALING? A Communist sympathizer ( center) stands on a street corner on the Soviet side of the border in Berlin distributing propaganda leaflets to passers-by de nouncing the Eisenhower food program. Eighty-eight East German police deserted 10 the West rather than carry out Red orders to confiscate food parcels from East Germans. IT'S POOLE'S 222 So. 7th . FOR TOYS and HOBBY SUPPLIES SCHOOL CLOTHES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS FOR THAT Bock to school occasion. Also all types of work cloth inq, clean and in qood con dition at a substantial savings. 125 The CLOTHES MART S. 9th Open 8:00 'til 8:00 Phone 3364 month. But there are still times when we do not have any bread," Old Signora Canastra had tears in her eyes u the ship sailed. ' "we cannot forget we are Ital ians," she said. ' . uCRATER LAKEWilk com, to you in the container that's .easy to opon-easy to cfbso J I KJ1 II D IASY TO OPEN- EAST TO C105E- na fust no muss sale, sura rascal rmOM reu , 1 u i: y : Mr i Indiana Boy Wins Soapbox 4 AKRON, Ohio m Freddy Moh f: Icr of Muncie, Ind., barred by his t health from most boyhood sports. "J headed home Monday as king of J the nation's soap boxers. f The 14-year-old, 93-pound young- I ster, pounding out the five fastest I times of the day, defeated 150 other I teen-agers from 40 states, Alaska 3 and Germany In the 16th AU- American Soap Box Derby here ' I Sunday. i For his victory Freddy received f $5,000 college scholarship. Al- though he'll just be entering grade -8-B in Wilson Junior High School next month, he's made up his mind .'about college. He said he'd attend Ball State Teachers College in his home .-itown, and become an industrial arts teacher. His dad, Ernest R. ' Mohler, is a school building cus- Etodian in Muncie. j Freddy was under 28 seconds for y ;U five of his heats down the 975.4 '.;oot runway, and he was the only ' 'One In the far-flung field able to ' -icrack that time. The races were un straight into a 20-mile wind, jnd through intermittent showers. I White House 1 Moved To Denver DENVER Ml "Denver White ouse," the telephone operator freets you when you call presi dent Eisenhower's vacation head quarters at Lowry Air Force Base. .The President's modest office is In the base administration building. Jt's a room about f2 by 15 feet, less than a third the size of the presidential office in Washington. ' On newly lettered signs over Other office doors down the corri-- dor are the names of the small staff of ades who accompanied lisenhower from Washington. Solon Wouldn't Sell Sted Claim Short ALBUOUEROUE UR Sen. An derson (D-NM) says he '"wouldn't aell Russia short" on premier .j Malenkov's statement that Russia ii has tlie hydrogen bomb. Anderson said on his return from Washington that "it is not a cer- Mnty that Russia has the H-bomb, put it is a definite possibility." A member of the House-Senate Committee on Atomic Energy, An derson said that Russian progress oa atomic research has been very xmpid. k Boys Borrow, Wreck Police Boat, Flee WORCESTER, Mas. If) Two youths stole the police patrol boat ,!; yesterday, ' cruised about three hours on Lake Qulnsigamond and - then wrecked the craft on the lake Neighbors said that after police earched a nearby field, the two boy dropped out of an apple tree zr waa aped away. Woman Reduces Z65 to 155 lbs. In 2,000 Miles LOS ANGELES liTI Mrs. Helen Fedorowlcz, 42, lost 110-pounds in four months, but her reducing method probably won't become popular. It was her husband's idea any way. Mrs. Fedorowlcz is only 5 feet tall, but she weighed 265 pounds that day in April when her spouse, John, 59, a roofer, said to her: "Let's take a walk." They did. They started at Fresno and trudged 350 miles to the Mex ican border. Then they turned eastward, over mountains and desert, camping at night and brav ing all kinds of weather. Two thousand miles later Mrs. Fedorowlcz weighed a mere 1D5. She plans to stay home and soak her feet awhile. ; , ' . TYPHOON , GUAM Iffl The edge of a ty phoon caught northwest Guam onday with heavy rain and winds up to 10 miles an hour. Damage, apparently was slight. KLAMATH FALLS 2 MATINEES 2 NIGHTS TODAY and TUES. 2:15 P.M. , 8:15 P.M. Klamath Falls Shrine Club Fifth Annual S11RI11E CIRCUS Productd By SMARTLY RESTYLED NEW EDITION of the WORLD'S TOP BEST TALENT Alborto Z0PPE TROUPE Wllh CUCCI0U, WoMd l Tiniest ci reus stir HIGH-WIRE TRISKAS Hlaimr't Bar 9 WARD-BELL FLYERS Tilt 7 ASHT0NS Ilium Mtera't Dot Lovely LA NORMA JIM WONG TROUPE MtrMand EtoakMtt Human Tbe Can Can Btftterfllw on Hih Oalai main ' Mwws LOLA SCHAllER DOBRITCH , BROS. 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