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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1954)
THURSDAY, MAY fl, 10!H IIKHALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FAIXS. OKKUON PAGE SEVEN mi ii iii fcaiii i ii i ii 1 1 iiimimi i Vt "- : ;" ; 11 , U, vf V I V r - lti e (I ,,r,7WWsWW"""',fl ii Jbr-T?.i I r . mi mi Yi'i . TB V " I W M 3 wfeyM si r ?- res .U.lrefi - ' ""' " Senator Urges Training Of Asians As Anti-Red Force IN SAN FRANCISCO altonding the Lucky Lager Brewing Company' 20th anniversary sales conference were Mr, and Mrs. Paul Matlhewi, 622 Lincoln, ihown here with Angus J. Mclieec, (right I Lucky Lager vice preiident and northern divitlon tales manager, during e tour of the company's brewery. Matthews is with the J. Marvin Hilton Distributing Company of Klamath Falls. St. Lawrence Seaway Bill Causes Stir Among Cities lly HAM IIAWKON TOLEDO, Ohio VP The fit. Law rence aeaway when and II It shoots all Ute Irtinl and polltlnil rapids and becomes an ocean freiuhlcr carrying reallly la counlrd tiNin today to Mir a wave of activity along iiild-Amrrlca'i waterfronts. It would alio be a awUzlcaiirk stirring uii many parts n( the economy elsewhere. Already under way along Die Orrat Lakcn are pinna lor port authorities with taxing xwrr, for extensive buttclliiic ol dorkn, for harbor drudging and Inr rrroutlim of Incomuiu and outKmi; kikxIh and farm producla. Looming la a acramblo anionK tlio atatra and clUra to lure nrw IndtiKtrlrn, Opponrnia n( thn plan to turn Orcal Lakra cltlra Into trridi-watcr aaortA hava conlrndrd the aon way would lajure many riullnir traiuporuiloti ayatcma, Rive tor elun bualnrumcn a chance to land UVir nouda moro rhraply In the Mldwrat and undrrcul American nvtnufacturrra. 'Itio aoaway plan chIIh fnr a nhip canal to eliminate Um llnul bottle neck a 116-mlle atrvlcri ol the St. liwrence between Offdenaburxi N. Y., and Montreal, Canada. It would Uiko about live yenra to do and would then furnlxh a Tl-loot-derp (at Urn ahnlloweM) waterway 3.347 niilra Iniin Iront Dululh, Minn., at the InrUietn up of Laka Buiwrlor, lo the Atlantic Ocean, lla advoratea aay the malority n( the world'a freltthtera could uo It. Rivalry along the way will be keen. Toledo auya Dial. Rranted the port authority law It'a akmi of the Ohio mate I.eKtluiure, It plana to become the furemoht we.tt ern teriulnul. It contends It la the llrat lake perl free of lit In the api tiuj and the lunl to be c1o.mmI In Ilia lull. Alao It aricue Uml the Ionic walerhaul from Toledo txi Ch. cai;o may not be aa econoinlru! aa the ahorl overland diatancc be tween lite two cltlea. Toledo haa orrlered a aurvey ol harbor )ioaal blllliea. Detroit la debating deepening I'.a channel and building dock fncllltlea for the larger Ircightcra the aca way would admit. Clexland reporta Ha exort bul. neaa laat year canto to (00 million dollar. Ila buaineaamen talk con fldently of doubling Ulat aome even aay trebling It within a few yeara after Ihe aeaway la completed. They count on cheaper transportation ratea giving Mid we.it manufacturer a aalea ad vantage. They talk of the aeawav pulling" Pittsburgh closer lo Cleveland and away from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore or Hampton Koada. Milwaukee la credited by many of lla lako port rlvala with having been fnreaiKlucd In developing iu waterfront lor the acnwuy'a ex pected coming. Minnesota grain traders point out that much of the aprlng wheal already goea either to Milwaukee or to Dululh and Superior for water tranaportatlon to the flour nulla at Buffalo. Only grain for export would bo alfected by the aeaway and they think much of It might continue to go down the Mlanlaalppl on bargei. Minneaota Iron miners, who (hip their ore down the lakes to the ports nenreat the ateel mills, fear um St. Lawrence Beaway would open a cheap way In for com peting ore, lo be coming soon from Idbrador and Quebec and even from Venezuela. But the alcel companies In Ohio and around Pittsburgh are eager for the Labrador ore. If they can't gel It through the St. Lawrence, It might go by water to the At lantic Seaboard ateel mills and attract more of them there and aw'.y from the Midwest. Vlalt tltc porta on the Atlantic and Gulf aeaboards (aa thla re- poller recently did) and you'll find nvjat of them, aa well aa the rail' roads thai aerve them, tearful of what the aeaway would do to them. their foreign trade and their in- dutriea. New Orleans and Houston ahlp pe:r., however, think they'll retain moat of their present business. Iliey point out they're open while the Oreat Lakes rivals are closed by Ice. And. right now, New Orleans Is more Interested In getting federal funds lor a project to keep the Mississippi from returning to Its ancient channel. If It did. New Oilcans might be left high and dry, with Old Man River staying away itom her door. "Whan you're 'fiuaery one1 airy, meat in Bly" Bor Restaurant Rooms "I'ap" KniUne O. A. Dfttle HALFWAY HOUSE (! mains Caaalrr BLT, Oil. fSy RL'KHKIX BRINK8 WASHINGTON I Ben, Mon field ID-Monn sad today Hi.' "great contribution" being made by native lioop-i In deicndiiig Blen Phu allows that effective antl-Conimunlat armies could be trained In Indochina. Mansfield, a member of the Hen- au Korelgn Relations Committer, said approximately 4,710 Vie. narnese and MOO Cambodlana are amoni( some 12,000 defender ;f Dlen Blen Phu, the besieged for- trei,a In iioiihern Indochina. There la allll time, he added In an Interview, to build up anti-Red lorcea II Ine French make further concessions to Independence de mands. Secretary of Blate Dulles wns quoted by Informed sources Inat night as having told a bipartisan group or 24 menwera of Congress that this country hss no present plans to send any lorcea Into the Indochina war. He met for 1 houra with them late yesterday. rKKMIT DEVIZE8, England , The city magistrates decided Wednes day to restore George Dobson s driving permit as a 96lh birthday present, iney revoked it last AM' gust after finding Dobaon guilty of carelesa riding on his motor. cycle. But nellhir he nor the lawmakers commented publicly afterward. Dullea was arid to have reported that Preidcnt Elsenhower regarda Indochlu.i a'l a lar wnrac place to Involve American forces than w Korea. Vice President Nixon bar id this country may have to send in combat troops In what he called the unlikely event the r'lonth withdraw. Dulles reportedly told the secret bneirfitt Kcartlon he plana to go ahead with his plans lor "unlt.vl action" lo protect Southeast Asia Iroin Communist conquest. Tile secretary was said to have tolc. the coiigresHinen that some thought is being given to the draw ing of a defense line around the L-ulochlna slatea of Laos and Cam bodia and pledging the United States and Allied nations to dclcnd incm against aggression. They are less heavily Involved 'In the seven-year-old war than Is 1 the lurger slate ol Viet Nam, ' where rebel troops led by Moscow- i trained Ho Chi Mlnh are punishing j the French and native forces. , The inlormants sold thai Dulles, I In making this point, stressed Out j the United Btnus has not given up all hope of holding Viet Nam against the Reds. Mansfield, who did not attend the Dulles briefing, said it Is no: generally known that so many , native troops are In the Dlen Blen Phu battle. "About 60 per cent of the men bclnv parachuted into the fort also are Vietnamese." he said. The ie milnder of defensive lorcea are French, African troops and For eign Legionnaires. Ihe senator, who has visited Indochina, said the current mon soon rains should provide a mili tary breathing spell of about sit months - to continue training and building up an anil Communist army. "But It is Imperative, If this la to be done, that the French give the three Associated Slates an In dependence date that Is certain and give tnem the right to decide Malm Nursery Sole of Dormant Shade Trees 10 lo 40 discount "now . , , you have only ene week to set e dor rnent shade, fruit end tlowerinf trees. Homedola wad Harlan Ph. SS02 Klamath Falls whether to Join the French Union,' he aald. I nu CHI tbTiM JJt HOCTOf lasaaaaaaaaeaaaaeaaaT . FOR SUMMER r UN f.3 M04JTV WHITE tIPtTICK MO JKT BLACK ! 711 MAIN extta VOTS a enrich its Great Bourbon flavor 2! 1 4s or. ' flNt 6 PROOF ol: HICKORY siraibht j o UR6 ON WKISXY OLD HICKORY DISTILLING CORPORATION PHILA.PA. TJtcVdha ShopA w Shop ft to Washing IHnhv... Ironing clothes, cleaning house or mending hose .making beds or baking pies, SHE'S an angel in disguise, YOUR MOTHER ... and CARTERS' knows It . . . SO . . . Instead of of telling you about those big. bright red STRAWBER RIES that make taste-tickling shortcake, that HOME OROWN In our town RHU BARB tor pies . . . those desn-washed RED POTA TOES and brand new PEAS, the curled bright green PARSLEY and brittle AS PARAGUS ... The CHAMPAGNE (Gor don Rouge from Reims). 1947 vintage. toast her eyes ... at CARTERS' . . . Those plump little aauted In butter. BUT TON MUSHROOMS and the HEARTS of ARTICHOKES . . . Instead of telling you about BISqUICK. for Utile HOT BISCUITS lo hold CROSBIES BLACK CURRANT, English-made JELLY and FANCIFOOD green OLIVES atuffed with almonds . . . CHEN EY'S aalad dressing with Parmesan and Blue Cheese and big lean HAM and ICE CREAM with BUTTERSCOTCH TOPPING and 8WANSDOWN ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX that can't POSSIBLY fall ... on CARTERS' ahelvea .that WOULD make a dinner that would put you to aleep on the daveno . . . CARTERS' sea "Don't think about an ad THI8 week, Just (ay "TAKE MOM OUT TO DINNER," so here's to happy dining MAY . to all the family from "Your Most Thoughtful Grocer," 142 ESPLANADE, CARTERS' The llfhter, tweeter lavender of the owth of Franco has reached this country this Sprint. It Is ..enter, sweeter than the Enailsh scent and Is perfect for sprlnklinc libera II j over cotton fluffs to tuck among to or sheets, pillow slips, towels and blankets la your linen eloaet . . use It freely In your bath water wonderful for chasing hot wea ther blues. Lurl! tiurint Jiuris: Here' a NEW angle on "the BODY" . . . a new angle on "Awakening all your hidden loveliness," on being TWICE as desirable, attention compelling a ratzle-dazzle darling here's HOW , . , YOU so to CI'RRIN'S . . . step up to the BEAUTY bar and ask for HOUBIOANT BODY TONE, a fragrant pink LOTION scented with persuasive CHANTTLLY . , . You'll get TWO bottles .a generous TRIAL size bottle with the BIG regular bottle, both for S2.50 (plus tnx, for a LIMITED time . , . THEN ... In the privacy of your BOUDOIR, after your bath, scoop up a bit of this heav enly liqquld In the palm of your hand ... let it kiss every Inch of you and It you DONT end up feeling like a rose petal on a shaft of moonlight . , , well HOUBIOANT BODY TONE from CURRIN S takes away that sandpaper feel, It tingles a LITTLE, lifts you straight heavenward with that delicate CHANTILLY scent ... It goes into every pore, open and receptive alter your bath ... It clings until the NEXT show er, makes you feel like a PAMPERED pre- ( clous , . . look like a princess . , . even the ROLLS and SPARE tires (It you haven't been faithful with the dumbella) feel GOOD after you're fragrant from the toes UP . . . Persuasive thought for capturing MOTH ER'S love come MAY ft . . , It's a PERSONAL way to say, "I Love You." TIME Is NOW . . . PLACE Is NINTH and MAIN, ClllIlliVS ir Sprlnr chepeau have almost no crowns and are aimed toward maximum eollfure dis play. The feminine Watlean shspea are allow ing tip again this spring held to the head with wire f rippers. Lady Luck Han Her arms about us .' . we've sunlit skies end mountain peaks and tumbling brooks with rills ... we've- bread to est and wood to burn and FLOWERS by BILL RITA to help us win a halo on MOTHER'S DAY . . . THIS year after gad ding here and yon we hit on something DIFFER ENT . . . something dreamed up to LAST . . . not to PERISH after just one WEARING or a few short days in WATER . . . a LTVINO gift to give your love . . . A sentimental GIFT' with quaint old-fashioned thoughts and FLOWERS, a pink GERANIUM perhaps, nestled deep in growing, greens Irom FLOWERS by BILL and RITA ... ' Or dream your OWN . . . build your gift around a POTTED PLANT, tucked into a sturdy BASKET . .. shop and CHOOSE and ' say the word with eyes focused on the FU TURE for POTTED PLANTS will tell your love long after MOTHER'S DAY Is history. CUT flowers for your fancy . . . COR SAGES to bloom upon her shoulder . . . give a heart full of love and a posy from 43 MAIN. Flowers Ii- BUI And III. a Add a smart pastel wool Jersey sheath dreaa to your Spring wardrobe . . . H will fill In beautifully with a striped wool Jersey Jacket In white and the predominating color of your frock. Jersey adapts Itself stunningly to the Empire waistline, can be worn to smart luncheon dates and bark to the office If your frock is topped with a tiny bolero. NEVER remind hubby that he Isn't as young as he used to be . . . that be has the very saoae fault that makes him seethe when Ju nior "does It" . . . that the coffee table he la building "looks homemade" ... or that you deserve a lot of the credit forhissuc cess ... 'swon't work. Out On A Limb... 'n plum full of woe . . . gnashing your teeth and no place to go, wlshin' "n wonderin', hat in" to say "you've put off 'til THIS minute that GIFT for HER day . . . Now we II not keep SILENT, we'll tell you the WORD, about . . . WHAT we discovered and WHAT we have heard, about the MOTHER'S DAY gifts and SERVICE at YOUR STORE. OIFTS from SI UP and 8ERVICE by the bushel, giving PROFESSIONAL help In buying to puszlcd Poppas . . . beautiful GIFT WRAP PING, and DELIVERY anywhere In town without a penny charge ... by YOUR STORE... phone 45S1 . . , you'll find them walling. Help her remember THIS Mother's Day With a gift or LINEN. CRYSTAL, CHINA . . . "round out" her collection of English bone china CUPS and SAUCERS from the mezza nine . . . COSTUME JEWELS, a LAMP to light her Into happiness . , . flashy back stage POTS and PANS for fancy cookln' . . . pop-up TOASTERS and FORKS to spear a sausage. GIVE her BERKSHIRE NYLONS with no run tops ... a handsome PICTURE . . . and if you're a SHARP shopper, you'll find the M.M SPECIAL on those 110.95, Id-piece STARTER sets for FOUR folks, in VERNON WARE, on the mezzanine ... not much time left on THESE, but HONESTLY you don't KNOW what a gift of VERNONWARE will do to a woman's heart until you've tried. YOU needn't be a canny Scotsman to find values fnr your lovely lady come MAY , at 121 MAIN, I nave ssABtvin k f NYLONS? ffv'f eavesdrop- l I nd found a I.I at tee of thelWB -rTjerTl ML- YOUR STORK Aren't You Glad that you're a lady . ." . needn't bother your pretty head about suspenders, morning shad-' ow. losing your Meerschaum or your best girl . . . that you have MARVIN'S to turn to when you think ol nylons? i ... did a little ea' ping this week and ; BRAND NEW line most EXQUISITE "PLAT- TERKNIT" nylons with some EXTRAORDINARY save-! you-money FEATURES ... The "Just-out" crosswise. FOUR-PLY. stouteeM-coat- of-mail, goessmer sheer "toe tip," a sure - lire guard against "toe-poking," found only in FLATTERKNTT ny lons ... at MARVIN'S. New SIZING too. "short-slender" . . . "medium-average" . '. . "toll-full" to fit ANY Mother's glamorous underpinnings. NATION ALLY advertised FLATTERKNTT nylons are wisps of beauty in hard-twisted, (MS . . (-15 and fragile-looking but fighting-tough, S4-12, mere wisps of nylon beauty, regular or very NARROW dark seams ... two new shades. NEW PENNY and MISTY MAUVS for your summer pastels .... Spark MOM'S eyes with "love stars" with a pair of those heavenly. JEWELED PICTUR ESQUE nylons, so eye-catching with short formsls . . . Just a hint of "madness" for matrons in Jeweled patterns. Jeweled seams. Jeweled heels, the NICEST gift you can think of . . . HOSIERY, 1 to St.M, at 52 MAIN, You're going to live this summer fat these little silk suits that are pepptag out in store windows . . . sssae with the BRIEFEST of Jackets, little mere than a bolero that stops Just short of the waist, warn with the new hifh-waisted skirts. They are utterly chant ing and with the new uon-ermshable fabrics will be one ef She most practical Items 1st a wardrobe. V You Dear Men are getting a "break" . . . THIS year you needn't leap mentally from a filmy negllee that wont do for that ATHLETIC gal you love to prissy pretties for a "high-flying" gal that never gives the nod to "tailored things" . . . give that MOTHER'S DAY gift the FLOWER way by going to . . . KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP . ... for POTTED PLANTS, at their very loveliest THIS week ... ' Oive MOM an olefac tory treat with a prettily nackaged CALCEOLARIA, "old maid's pocketbook," in colors bright as a gilded lily, ORANGE .YELLOW, BRONZE . . . catch HER heart with an AFRICAN VIOLET, delicate dainties from WHITE thru deepest purple, these BLOOM and BLOOM . . . FUCHIAS are dainty and those OOR OEOUS HYDRANGEAS are simply overwhelm ing at the KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP . , . and so are POTTED ROSES. Found some really lovely COMBINATION growing ARRANGEMENTS to keep her happy through the year, gay PETUNIAS In bright planters and pottery ... She'll walk down the church aisle with heart pounding like a triphammer beneath the ORCHID you send her ... It may be Just ONE carnation that your pennies buy but she'll put a ring around MAY 9, her day of days, if you REMEMBER that EVERY v woman yearns for flowers from 1211 MAIN, open until 1 p.m. on Sunday, at the Klamath Flower Shop ;. If you are abort and plump, stay "clear gone" from the flamboyant prints that are Just right for the tall, willowy gal. Big prints will bring your shoulders right down to the pavement and spread yen out ef all proper tlona to your ahorter stature. If a print la a "must," cheese by all meaas a small, gee metrle design. 9 1HH
