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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 10 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1953 Detroit Should Learn Early U.S. Demand For Small Car DETROIT (AP) The nation's auto makers should learn early in 1959 how much demand there is for smaller, lower priced cars. Studebaker-Packard's introduc tion of its Lark series not only brings the prospect ot a larger volume of smaller cars into the U.S. market, but it also lays the groundwork for a stiff competitive fight with American Motors. And if S-P, like American Mo tors, lifts itself into profitable operations with the smaller unit, General Motors, Ford and Chrys ler will push production ot their own smaller vehicles. GM, Ford and Chrysler have in sisted their small car work has been strictly experimental but they could put the cars into pro duction on short notice. S-P's price scHedulo for the Lark scries, built on a lOS'i-inch wheelbase. disc osed some tags slightly lower and some a little higher than those of American Motors. The lowest price for the Lark models is lower than the lowest priced Ford, Plymouth or Chevrolet. The cheapest Lark model in the four-door sedan styling has a fac lory list tag of $1,821. The lowest American Motors Hammer lour door model lists at $1,918. Ford's lowest priced four-door sedan has a list price of $2,065; Plymouth $2,074 and Chevrolet $2,091. The listings do not mean that you can get delivery at the prices stated. Taxes, dealer handling and optional equipment charges have to be added along with license fees and in some instances other fees. When Pope Dons Robes, He Will Follow Tradition VATICAN CITY (AP) - When the new Pope puts on his robes of office, ho will follow a colorful tradition. Some items oi the Pope's attire date to the middle ages, others to earliest Christian times. The oldest piece of apparel is the pallium, a strip of lamb's wool about the neck. It is handed down from' pope to pope to symbolize the ancient scholastic practice of a teacher handing his mantle on 'to a successor. The Pope's crowning glory, the golden tiara, is of Byzantine ori gin. It is made up of three crowns, studded with precious stones. The first tiara is said 16 have been placed on a pope's head by the Emperor Constantine, who reigned 300 years after Christ. The original tiara was a Phryg ian cap with a crown at its base The two additional crowns, the cross' at the top and other orna ments, fame later. By the 14th century, the tiara had attained its present size and beehive shape. The pope wears the tiara only at ceremonies that have a non- liturgical character. At purely religious services, he wears bishop's miter, symbolizing one of his titles, bishop of Home. The miter is red and so by tra dition was the Pope's clothing un til 1566. Pius V had been a domin- lean friar. These friars wore white, so Pius V scrapped trad tion and retained his beloved white. Since Pius V, all popes have worn a white cassock, but the hat, stole and shoes remain red. Also red is the mozzetta, a short velvet cape trimmed with fur and worn over the cassock in winter. A soft red fur-trimmed cap is worn with the mozzetta. It is sim ilar to the doctors' caps seen in portraits of 15th and 16th century scholars. f0 II - $lf2t&" ASSOCIATES in law are these two young attorneys, David R. Vandenberg Jr., left, and John Denman. Vandenberg is beginning his third year of practice in his home town; Denman, a native of Yakima, Washington, joined Vanden berg this month after serving as a deputy district attorney. Both men, associated in the general practice of law, are graduates of Northwestern College of Law in Portland. Senator From Oklahoma Sees Democratic Sweep WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney (D-Okla.l, back from campaigning in several states, today predicted a "Demo cratic sweep reaching the pro portions of 1936" if the present trend among voters continues un til Nov. 4. Monropey's view challenged Vice President Richard M. Nixon's statement Monday before a Re publican fund-raising meeting Michigan that a "striking shift ot voter opinion" had halted the trend toward a Democratic land slide. Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler also chipped away at Nixon's statement, declaring the vice president was "whistling in the dark" with statements the Republicans were gaining in the final days of the campaign. , Both the Republicans and Dem oerats were beating the confidence drums during a partial lull in the heated campaigning on a national level. But President Eisenhower was still on the political trail to day, in New York City. NIXON RESTS Nixon returned to Washington Monday night to rest before laun ching his final jaunt of the fall campaign. Former President Har ry Truman, who has traded ver bal blows with Nixon most or the past month, also was pausing be fore the climactic final effort to Nobel Prize Winner Ousted By Soviet Writer's Union MOSCOW (AP) Nobel Prize winner Boris Pasternak has been accused of treacherous behavior and thrown out of the Soviet Writers' Union. - The union's expulsjon of the 68-yoar-old author of "Doctor Zhiva go," a novel critical of commu nism, was announced by the Liter ary Gazelle today. This will certainly tighten Pas ternak's social isolation. Foreign ers in Moscow speculated that the expulsion could take away his Tight to work. The Literary Gazette announce ment said the unanimous decision to expel Pasternak had been taken at a meeting of the union's gov erning presidium Monday. Pasternak and his "Doctor Zhi vago," a best-seller in the West that has never been published in the Soviet Union, have been the targets of a bitter Soviet press attack since Uie Swedish Academy of Letters awarded hiin the $41, 420 Nobel prize for literature last Thursday. He said he hoped to be able to get to Stockholm for Nobel cere monies Dec. 12 to receive it in nerson. The Literary Gazette said the decision by leaders of the Writers Union "stresses that Pasternak's actions are incompatible with the calling of a Soviet writer, arc against the traditions of Russian literature, against me people, ncainst pence and socialism." . The literary organ gave no in dication whether Pasternak's wish to make the trip to Stockholm would be eranted. The Communist party newspaper Pravda has rie- Air Mystery Cleared Up SYDNEY. Australia (AP) Aus tralia's greatest aviation mystery the disappearance of tho South ern Cloud 27 years ago was solved today. The three-engine Fokkcr disap nenrd March 21. 1031. on a flight from Sydney to Melbourne. It car ried two pilots nnrt six passen gers, including American theatri cal nroducer Clyde Hood. A search party following tho tip of a construction worker found old wreckage of a plane half buried on the side of ono of the Snowy Mountains, 5,000-foot World's End. Civil avlnlion officials today Identified the engine numbers as those of the Southern Cloud. They found fragments of bone in the wreckago and a metal luggage tag Inscribed "Hood Care Capitol The ater," the property of the Amen inn nfltiKpnerr. Over tho veors trees had grown large through the twisted noso and fuselage of the plane The Southern Cloud was one of three Fokkers operated by the Australian National Airways. The plane was found in rugged country where few people had been until recent monins. PHOTOGRAPHER DIES HAVANA (UPI)- Louis Ham burg, 60, official photographer lor President ruigcnicio nimei. udnr a long illness. linmhiire. a personal friend of Rniictn' for many years, for merly was a press photographer for International News Pictures and Tclenews. O People Read SPOT ADS - you are Officer's Dream Comes To Pass MONTEREY PARK. Calif. (AP) Detective Richard Brammer be lieves in following up every lead. He told his partner, Joe Durban that he had dreamed of arresting Albert Rodcla, whom they had been hunting a month on a forgery warrant. In the dream, Brammer said the arrest was made at the home of Rodela's sister. So the detectives went to the sister's home. Ten minutes later Rodela drove up, and Brammer's dream came true. GUNMEN SHATTER CALM NICOSIA. Cyprus (UPD-Cypri ot gunmen shattered the calm of Greece s national chi or no day" anniversary Tuesday. They fired six shots at government of ficial Achilles Papadopoulos as he was parking his car in suburban Strovolos. All the bullets missed. Greeks marked the 18th anniver sary of the rejection of Musso lini's surrender ultimatum. PLANES BRUSH WINGS IWAI, Japan (UPD Two U.S Marine planes brushed wings over a farming district north of Tokyo and crashed in flames to day, but both pilots parachuted to safety. Teachers and students of a local school rushed the fliers to a nearby hospital where they were treated for bruises and minor injuries. get out Democratic party votes. Monroney said Continued Re publican fumbling is doing more to insure Democratic victory than even the well-run and stream-- lined campaigns" of the Democrats. He said a "definite and indenti- fiable Democratic trend" formed the basis for his hope for a Dem ocratic victory of 1936 stature, when President Franklin D. Roose velt carried all but two states against Republican candidate Al fred M. Landon and nearly swept Republican candidates out of Con gress. PRESIDENT AGGRESSIVE Monroney also denounced Pres ident Eisenhower's "Socialization talk" as a "cash register speech to get the money in" for GOP campaign coffers. The Republi cans, Monroney declared, are having a hard time convincing the people of any drift toward socialism." President Eisenhower, in a speech Monday night at Pitts burgh, continued hammering on domestic issues with the Demo crats his chief target. He urged all Americans regardless of party to put Republicans in control of Congress on election day to keep tne Democrats from flogging the economy into inflation." Mindful that his "tough talk" approach to the Democrats re cently has attracte'd attention in political circles, Eisenhower said he thought his "choice of words has been conservative." Adlai E. Stevenson, titular head of the Democratic party, said in Chicago that the "failure of lead ership in the White House has created a vacuum, and it is not surprising that Congress is filling it." 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