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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1961)
A Klamath Farm Products Feature Of Dinner, Show Klamath County farm products be featured at the buffet sup per and style show Saturday, Nov. J I, which is being sponsored by the Klamath County Farm Bureau. Dinner will be in the Winema Ho Jel, open to the public. - A Chicago speaker, Jerry So G!a, assistant director of the Ar mour Livestock Bureau, i!l be guest speaker. The dinner will feature beef, lamb, pork, potatoes and milk on Die menu. A ENJOY RETIREMENT HOLIDAYS Through the Equitable JOHN H. HOUSTON Service Since 1921 Fashions made by Klamath County young women in the re cent "Make It Yourself With Woll," eontest and men's wool fashions from Drews' will be shown following Use dinner. Tickets may be had at the Klamath County Farm Bureau of fice, from Wilbur Harnsberger, Bill Cheyne or at the door. No reservations are needed. You Can Survive Atomic Attack Fact Fallacy: 95 Per Cent Can Survive Cl'RIOSITY KILLS BONGO T1VOLI, Italy (CPU An ele- eutcd Sunday night'when he raised Ue.alhs ,'n loeal his trunk to investigate a high ten sion power line. Bongo was or of three ele phants on loan trom a circus to the producers of the Italian iilm "Hannibal." DRY CLEANING 10 LBS IN 30 MINUTES ... FOR JUST $2.00!!! ill That's right , . . end we moon ANY THING THAT'S ORY-CLEANA8U! Try this time-ioving, money-saving dry clean ing mjthod today. Attendant on duty to answer any questions . . .10 a.m. to 10 p.m.! Little or no pressing needed! Dry to Dry ... in 30 Minutes! SIMPLY AMAZING! Yes, actually simpler to use than your automatic washer . . . just ask the fody who has used our equipment. Better yet, come try it yourself! Yes, You'll Save 75 on Dry Cleaning The Self-Service, Coin-Operated Way At, MERIT'S C0IN-0-MAT1C LAUNDRY 333 E. Main - Equipped with Dollar-Bill Changer! By PROF. WU.LAKU F. L1BBY Many Americans are deceiving themselves afaou. H-bombs and their effects. What are the chief fallacies and tlie facts? Fallacy: Defense is hopeless. Shelters cannot really help. Fact: Ninety to S3 per cctit of us survive, with proper protection Fallacy: Fallout "poisoning al ter a war would kill all life, every where. Fact: This is pure fiction. close-in fall out could be very high if people didn't have fallout shelter protec tion. But the worldv idc radiation levels, alter a war, would have; delayed effects just about comparable to those (ram the normal radiation levels in some parts of the world at present. Fallacy: No other countries. eluding Russia, are building she!-; tcrs or preparing real civil de fense. SVe look silly. 1 Fact: The Russians are civily defended, are preparing commu-! nitv shelters, and taking many other steps to s; ve lives. We are already far behind them. Sweden and Denmark also have done a "real deal in preparing shelters ; Fallacy: There is no hope for me if a bomb explodes within a few miles of me Fact: While there is no hope ' if you're directly underneath, fail-; out shelters could protect trom blast many persons at marginal , distances from the center. Fallacy: A bomb is bound to ex- Ipiode right over my head. I Fact: Over the heads of each of 180 million Americans. I Fallacy; It would pe impossible to set up civilized lile again if cities and factories were destroyed: ,and farmlands dusted with fallout Fact: Great areas would not be; I touched, including many cities! 'and towns. We could rebuild de I strayed areas, if people had not been sickened or weakened by I radiation. That can be avoided. s T t'Ml -SI Shop Brcderick's now for health ond I fiJlf3ffiE grooming aids thaf help you feel your J3fif'-3 best ond look your best this wonderful isl5. jjJ ' It time of the year. 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Oie, Twsday, Kwrmbrr T, 1SSI PACE Miller Orchestra To Play At 0TI As erdiestra which bring! be on a first-come, fir served V WW'K f 'v' M si 1 JSt5 W sTyi rv'i w w ; r iyj a vvuwamj in ' the facts concerning your chances OVERSHADOWED Fallacies often overshadow of survival should nuclear war start. Intern fallout would not cover all our land, perhaps not more than 10 to 50 per etnt at most. And there are means of decontaminai- ig land, or of producing food bile avoiding radioactivity hai- ards. Fallacy: Anything touched by dlout dust becomes radioactive, including people. fact: I he radiation passes irotieh foods oi water without changing them, or making them untate, unless the (alloat dust els into the food or water. Cov erings can keep me dust out. X-ravs from the fallout would not Count on Us A skilled and experienced pharmacist is always in attendance ready to give your prescription his im mediate and undivided attention. "Super N. Quiet" ALARM CLOCK Re-.. S3.98 New! Junior Miss GIFT DEPARTMENT Bubble both, cosmetics, etc., for o,iris for Christmas, birth days. By "tittle Lady" and "Tinker Bell." Dress Sets Powder Potty sett J $1 imn&sm Garcls Universal "Handy Hannah" HAIR DRYERS Thanksgiving is a time for remembering, and the nicest way to remember your family and friends is with thoughtful Hallmaik Thankivint cards. See These! $9S iAA9S e to zy make people radioactive or iectious" any more than chest reach about 20 miles. X-ravs do. Fallacy: A tears asd smiles to Klamath Falls as they reminisce with music in the MtHer Xiood-The Giros Mil-: ler ttrdwsilra under the direction ot Uav McKinley will appear on the Oregon Technical Iisslslute campus Kov. 18 at S:38 p.m. ' String of Pearls." "Chataaaoga (.hoo-Choe," ami She bearicy Pennsylvania sis-f ive-thoHsand," will flood the Oi l Little Theater when tlie Miller Orchestra recre ates pre-war and wartime favor ites which moved a naUou. McKinley and Miller's paths crossed several times while Ulenn was alive. They first met while both were in the Ben Pollack Or chestra around 1SSD. When Maj. Glenn Miller went down to the English Channel during WorU War 11, McKinSey took over the fam ous Army Air Corps Orchestra McKiaiey himself is a drummer 1. ind Use new Miller Stood groapl features his rhvilimatie best Besides the several bands at. which McKinley and Miller! worked, Bav also staved wish the Uorsey Brothers when Glean went ; to England with the Kay Noble orchestra, i to !987, Miller began organiza tion of his own orchestra, which! caught the public fancy as war clouds gathered in Europe sa the spring of IBS. Besides his drumming, MeKin-j ley has been in radio, TV, and! plays a Sop jazi set of "skins' occasion. Though Use Miller crais dscdj away with Use years foltowssg the war, with the issuance of the mov ie, "The Glenn Miller Story. new interest 'm recreating those won derful sounds of "to the Mood" and "Pcrfidsa came to She fore. Thp MiSIpr favorite TTrsf fiUmn in-;damaging blast effects wou!d(Mllier Army Air Force Band" al- basis, ether than those two seal ing areas. Students of Oregon Technical In stitute and Seuihera Oregon oi- ieje will be adntitted for 50 cento ita their student body tickets. The one night- at OTI w ill be RAT MtKiNLEY the orchestra's osSy appearance to Seuthern Oregon, AitritemtBl NOW1 PROMPT 3-WAT CHECK OF DIARRHEA DISTRESS! New rt, H, . Her' new rf sariderfui new rrfirf for miseries of common disrrfea ofsen reused by Dvi-nnduij; in food or drink, 'stemaeb eds, risasg of my er 4ief, tsiiiis, "nerves, e?c Rememh, disrrh? strikes whh nit, rning whtb1 you're s home, st s erk, s psy or tracing. So be pr?nsrrf wish convenient WAR-AID' Si OSLV tMs compounded ts give prompt 3 y relief: t Cstusslidate loose movements- Calm painfsl cramps. 3. he irritated risues. Get riisically ptovm DtAR-AiI 'Vhte, oi) tt. fftt.ftlB Failaev: Insfimi radiation from' failouS shelter is no an H-bomb readies oirt man v 'bum, was immediately reissued ! good against blast. Fact: Not againsl a direct hit. But most fallout shelters provide; some anti-blast protection, and it I can be very good protection. Fallacv: The blast from big! bombs totally destroys every thing within 50 miles or more of the explosion. Fact: Blast could bring down huildings eight miles to to miles away, in the case of a 10-megatoa: iwmb. A tSO-megaion bomb' MAIl THIS COUPON TODAY TO THIS NEWSPAPER Please send Dr. Libbv's booklet on YOU CAN SURVIVE ATOMIC ATTACK (Enclosed is 50 cents) Cir Hanks Marsh Bids Called Sealed bids for the leasing of 1,100 acres of public land known as Hanks Marsh on ino e a s t side of Upper Klamath Lake just north of Klamath halls, lor trap ping purposes only, will be re ceived from the general public until 2p.m., Nov. 21. Ifltii. at the Bureau of Reclamation office in Klamath Fails. information on bidding proced ure and leasing conditions may be obtained from the bureau's office at the corner of Washburn Way and Joe Wright ftoad, or from bul letins posted at all post of! ices in the Klamath Basin vicinity. HELP FOR SAMOA WASHINGTON L'P1 Gov, H Ilex Lee of American Samoa was scheduled to begin conferences here this week on development program for the Paciiic territory He mecSs Sunday with Budget Bu reau ollicials. moles. Fact- About iwo miles from; a 10-megaton bomb. If you were that close, and unprotected, the! blast and heat would kill you first, very likely Fallacy: Only the government can act for us. Fact: There is much the in dividual can do for himself, Strang government aid aisd funds could speed the building of pssutse shel ters, community shelters, ond shelters in school' Fallacy: All chiWren in the lu-j lure would be stillborn or genetic 1 freaks, due to postwar fallout Fact: Postwar fallout wouid pro duce some considerable rate of in crease over the present rate of ab normal births, but most births! would continue to be normal. Fallacv: Fallout contaminates the air it passes through. Fact: The air is contaminated only while fallout is coming down, and it is safe to breathe wiien tlie dust has fallen. The air isn't changed by the passage ofl fallout. Fallacy: in a nuclear war, peo ple would give up, become ani-; mals. Fact: Thev've usually helped one anotlier and shared burdens in natural disasters, such as hurri canes and earthquakes. Much of the vocal and dram work on tlie war lime album was Mc Kinley. Use ii re-creation of a Miller orchestra fell to tlie Millw es tate and agent, Willard Alexan der, McKinley was given access to the entire Miller musse library and sent out with Alexander's i backing. Tickets for the concert here will be available from Dean An drews office at OTi, Reservations for the concert may be made by calling Sser at TU 1-S4BH, Prices, with no reserve seats available, will be $2 balcony and S 50 lor main floor seats. All seating will "0Idat40J0,60?" -Man, You're Crazy f cet "fsaf tat', fheatm&i it ptmt t ?0 'pfppssj sijs" th Oitt rt . 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