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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Tuesday. July 28, 1953 PAGE SEVEN It. I: j : FX..?3M? - : j Too Bad, But Russia Is Leading The World In Sailing Ships, Training MR. AND MRS. t ... BRYAN DuPOlE of South Africa are fern . Dorary summer residents ot Beatty. UuPoie, attending the 'jUniversitv of Oregon, chose Beattv as the subiect for his about the Beatty area have been 'jUniversity ot Oregon, chose Beatty thesis. His questions matched with as many, or more, about his own country. -Sophistication Is Note In Newest Paris Fashions PARIS (AP) Sophistication is the swelling note in Paris fashions for fall and winter less prettiness and more elegance. ; Diagonal drapes are going trong, but most other trimmings )iave been trimmed off the new "plucked" silhouette, with a slim 'tiier line and slightly longer skirts.' ' Pierre Cardin's show Monday night brought new shapes and shaded colors. Cardin's promised suit revolu tion turned out to be long-jacketed tunic suits, mostly slim but un- waisted tubes. Jackets strike half way between waist and knee. Tu nic dresses have sheath under skirts showing just about an inch at the bottom. Cardin refuses to be pinned to one hemline. Some are short. barely covering the kneecap. Oth- Business School Head On Trip Leslie B. Robertson, director of the Robertson Schools of Business at, Medford, Klamath Falls and Roseburg, Jeft Tuesday, July for Chicago, to attend a board .meeting of the directors for the National Association and Council of Business Schools. Robertson and Claude Yates, San Francisco, are the two na tional directors who represent business colleges in the 11 West ern states. i i ' , The primary objective of the Chi cago meeting is to make final plans and arrangements for the National Convention of Business Colleges to be .held in early No vember. ; ALIBI NEW YORK (AP) - Arthur Camper, 42, identified by a grocer as one of a pair who held him up for $350 'two weeks ago, had perfect alibi. He was in jail, await ing sentence for auto theft. He was cleared Monday of any con section with the holdup. WASHINGTON (UPI) Capt. Roger Ghijs, braving storm, calm, and a Potomac River bridge too low for his mainmast, has just brought the Belgian sail ing ship "Mercator" across the Atlantic bearing more bad news about Russia. The latest disquieting word is that when it comes to ships under sail, the Russian navy is fast pulling out ahead of the world. The United States isn't even try ing to keep up, although Capt. Ghijs is too diplomatic to say anything about that. Ghijs eased his 2110-foot three- master barkentine into Pier 5 here Sunday under auxiliary die sel power. He had wanted to come in under sail, for better ef fect. "But 1 ran out of wind," he explained. 'Mercator" is a training ship for Belgian naval and merchant ers come down to midcalf, as long i anything likely to be seen. Colors ot his coats shade subtly to a deeper tone at the hem. coat trio called Oxford, Cam bridge and Harvard was in wide- shaded chalk stripes one blue, one brown, one green. Big smuggler collars turn down to become small canes. Coats range from shapely barrels with curving stave seams to flaring trumpet shapes. Some have braid buttons and big flapped pockets. Black and brown are the stars of the season, but sage, greens, white, carrot1, eggplant purple, or ange pink and rosy reds all are present in the Cardin collection. The small belted waist is out; the wide variety ranges from bloused-over tops giving the illu sion ot a longer waist to slightly waisted effects. Training Ended By Local Man Army Pvt. Sam E. Moss III, 19, completed a 12-week guided mis sile electrical-equipment installa tion and repair course July 10 at the Army's engineer school, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Moss entered the Army in De cember and completed basic train ing at Fort Ord. He was gradu ated in 1958 from Klamath Union High School. His parents live at 3840 Summers Lane. marine cadets. Fifty of them la bored 12 hours daily lor a month to accomplish the latest crossing with the help of 30 other crew men and 13 officers. They were under canvas 14 days, relying on the engine to battle a blow between Hamburg and the Azores, and to combat calm between Bermuda and Norfolk. On the approach run to Washington, when the 136 foot mainmast was menaced by a 135 Montana Eyes Power Intertie SALEM (AP) - Gov. J. Hugo Aronson of Montana notified Ore gon Gov. Mark O. Hatfield Mon day that Montana wants to take part in discussions of the pro posed' power intertie between the Columbia Basin and California. Oregon, Washington and Califor nia have authorized a study of the plan under which the Northwest and California would exchange surplus power. Montana and Ida ho have been invited to take part. Gov, Hatfield also said he has asked Oregon Public Utilities Commissioner Jonel C. Hill to prepare a series of legal questions to all states concerned. , foot highway bridge, the cadets scrambled into the rigging to un step the top section. The cadets are mostly IS. The officers are several years older. Capt. Ghijs, who is referred to by one and all, including him self, as "the old man," is 36. The captain has been aboard the "Mercator" for 13 vears. the last five in command of the ship-lmldmorning He says nothing beats a few months before the mast for train ing young naval officers. Appar ently the Russians agree. Anyway, Ghijs said he is ad vised the Russian navy currently has 30 vessels under sail in her cadet training program, with three more sailing ships now on the ways. Many other navies, on both sides of the Iron Curtain, can boast one, two or even three sail ing ships in their cadet training Heels, he reported. But the list he ticked off for reporters did not in clude the U. S. Navy, which pos sibly has been too concerned with nuclear subs and the like to keep posted on what the enemy was up to under the canvas. Barring the prospect some for ward-looking sailpowered develop ments of our own may be hidden under a secrecy label, a survey of defense agencies indicated in fact the United States no down to one sailing ship for ca det training, and that in the Coast Guard. But enough of bad news. Capt. 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