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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1955)
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE WIN?, Council Says Death Rate Up CHICAOO iUP The dcalh rate In August, when 3,600 persons were killed, the death rate Jumped 10 per cent over August, 1854 to make it the sixth consecutive month to go over the previous year's record. Deaths Jumped four per cent from January to July, tea council said. . Also on the bright aide, 11 of the 47 reporting states had fewer deaths list month than in August, 1964, and 13 stales had better eight month records. VALVOLINE OIL At CHARLES YORKELAND MOTOR SHOP 1721 Oregon Ave. Ph. J24J Watch Sunday's Paper For Our Big 20th ANNIVERSARY USED CAR SALE DICK B. MILLER CO- ) $QCY. SIWV DlUC I? PLPBlU A26UIT'L6T A NEW STOCK SHOW RING and sales arena are contemplated (or 1956 at ' dating three judging classes. The stock show ring will cover a total area of K'amath County Fairgrounds by the county (air board. Picture shows perspec- ' 17,600 square feet and have a seating capacity of 2,000. The first units will five of the new building from the drawing boards of Howard R. Pcrrin, local cost approximately $30,000. Estimated cost of the completed building program architect, who was appointed to draw plans for a long range building program j is $100,000. at the fairgrounds. The salos arena will contain 8,800 sauare feet, accommo- 1 I on the nation'! highways Is run ning more than .1,000 deaths ahead of laM year and the most danger ous months are still to come, the National Safety Council aaid to day. The council reported that 33.470 persons have been killed In traf fic accidents from the beginning of the year until the end of Aug ust. This u a five per cent lump of 1.040 deaths over the 22.43(1 rec orded in the first eight months of 1(1S4. Council President Ned H. Dear born warned that the most danger ous months for drivers are still iheatl. The highway death rate tisualy spurts in the last quarter of the year, when early dnrkne.ss and rainy or snowy weather lncreaae driving hazards, he said. CUSTOM MADE FROM YOUR OWN pggjj Buckskin Gloves and Jackets WE DO THE TANNING TAILORMADE JACKETS East Main Shoe Shop 253 E. Main Owned and aporated by Ralph D, Hunttr WS.MI T-V ''LI'? M .1 I Atom Forum Gets Warning aSrW1..! SHERMAN SEASTROMG JR., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Seastrong of B'y entered the University of Oregon this year as a freshman. He is living at the Philadelphia House in Eugene. 8TUDENT STRIKE TOKYO Wl Twenty-two South . east Asian students started a ' three-day strike against the Tokyo College of Foreign Languages Thursday because the Japanese government turned down a re quest to increase their scholarship allowances. WASHINGTON li The Amer lean atomir Indus, ry was placed on notice Thursday that its leader ship in constructive uses of tho ntcm vdbs ".-eriously challenged" bv ;); Russians' s'lovvintr p thr 72 n.itlon Atoms-iU'-Pence Conference in Geneva. ' Cnmrman Lewis L. Strauss of h? Atomic Enercy , Commission (AEC) delivered the warning V.funcsbry night to the Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc. It was his i . de:ciled appraisal of the Ge neva meeting. The forum closes a three-day meeting of 981 industrialists, scientists and others encased In atomic development Thursday. S raiiss said the Russian exhibits at Geneva revealed "nothing new or startling." but in some fields w-ere - not unimpressive and oc casionally not greatly dissimilar Irom our own." It Is the general Impression , among members of our delegation i that on the basis of Geneva we are well alien d ol other nations I all oiher nations in both the scope and the state of our technology in using atomic energy for peaceful purposes." Strauss said. i "Tlie fact that we appear to be ' ahead. . . certainly offers no Justi i ficatlon for complacency. To the contrary, the situation must be re garded as a serious challenge." Thursday's forum session heard a Briton report that within two decades 40 per cent of England's electric energy will be supplied by nuclear reactors. The ambitious British program will bring the first major power reactor into production In 12 months a year ahead of the first American commercial reactor, it was described in a report by Sir John Cockrofl, member ot the British Atomic Energy Authority, and read by J. A. V. Willis of the British embassy. FURS RESTYLED CLEANED and GLAZED Summer Prices Still in Effect CAPES & STOLES OUR SPECIALTY GREGORY FUR SHOP 815 East Main Phone 3573 JOIN THE GANG PARTY- FRIDAY NICHT WATCH THE FIGHTS 6p.m. GILLETTE CAVALCADE OF SPORTS ON THE LEADER OF THE FIELD - - CAPEBSABT I K FREE! ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR DOOR PRIZE FREE! COCA-COLA COFFEE CANDY FOR THE KIDS WIN 3 mos. 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