MILK
NDUSTRY
TIE-UP SLATED
FOR SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Oct. 2 (I') Duvii
It"i'k, Triimiders1 Union Inloniu
tlonnl view ni'i!nHUml, fiirvi-ust a
tie-up of Hmittlu's milk IndiiHlry
unices ctnlrlcs return to tnoir pro
war prncllce of dully dollvcrlus
llo snld the every othiT-duy do
llvnry syntom win costlnu 1)0 to
mil iRiimslurs jous.
"Tito ovcry-olliur-duy dellvory
wus put Into effoct nit nn ofdec
of dofonnn transportation (I I roc.
tlvo (or Ihe war cmuriiciicy, to
sitvo Kniollno unci tiros," ha mild.
"The tcnmitrr.i ucceplcd und
compiled with till order.
"If tho drillers contlnua every
other-dny delivery when the
ODT coiisorvntlon mousures end
November 1. It will bo un ai)0'
lute vtolntlnn of their pledge
mid method of fair play. Wo of
the Teamstiirs' Union are not tno
typo of peoplo anyone want to
breaJt laitn wiin.
Backed System
Wmliliiuton SUto Milk Deal
era" association convention
uneukem hero lust weekend
urned the war delivery system
be retained boenmo of rising
ouerutliiii costs. A. frank bird
association secretary, reported
milk company wurtune proms
avornueel i limn a wura oi
cent oer cniurt und that ouurut
Inf prollta were less than two
cents on eacn aonur or sum.
"H tho Individual dairy wish'
cs to continue overy-other-doy
.lll. ...... tl.nl I. II. ht.l. '
UUIIVUlf, MIHI. ID W WMat.tvro,
Deck asserted. "But comblna
lion aiireement, forcing all dair
ies to do so, would bo a different
mutter and would oa resisted
King Features
Sued For $6,000,000
CHICAGO, Oct. . J m Suit
for tl.OUO.uuo dumiKes against
Kins features Syndicate, Inc.,
charging Hint a column by .West-
nrooK I'egier ana synaicaica uy
King Features was libelous, was
filed yesterday In circuit court
by A. N. Spuriel, president of tho
imemauoniti. L,uicx corporation,
Dover, Del.
Tho article, ' published last
Murch IS by tho Chlcngo llernld
American, Impeached the ropo-
liittons of Stmncl und the cor
poratlon, tho suit said, and "held
thorn up to public suspicion, lis
trod, contempt and financial In
jury." Tho suit usks IB. 000. (WO
on four counts, two of J1.0UU..
000 each on behalf of Spnnci n.i
an iiHiivimmi, aim two or $2
000,000 each on behalf of tho
corporation. . .
kdm. Ernest J, King
Plans Retirement
LORAIN, O., Oct. 2 (JFIAd
nilrul of the Fleet Ernest J,
Kin clans to steo down from
Ills job as head of Uncle Sam's
novy about Ihe first of tho year.
The navy coinmnnder-ln-chluf
disclosed this yesterdoy as he
returned to his homo town to
ttiko part In Its vlclorv celabru.
tlon and received ono of the most
tumultuous welcomes in tho his'
tory of Lorain.
In answer to a reporter's qucs-
unii, noiiiiroi iiiib snia, 1 ii re.
tire as soon as thine settle
down. I expect to retiro about
tno nrsi oi January."
And ho added, "My relief hns
noi yoi Decn decided upon."
Whon you think of Insurance,
think of Hans. Norland. 118
North 7th St.
Reverse System Yank
Brides Go To Australia
Bv JOAN O'NEILL
Eluhl new teachers cumo to
KUHM with tho starting of
school this September. In the
trudes und Industries cienurlinanl
Is Hoberl Craig, Mr, Lrulg wus
lorineriy teiieiuiig at ouiein jun
lot1 hluh school. '
Ficti Goodwin, who awhllo
buck wus with tho woodworking
shop ut Fremont grade school, Is
now teaching mechanlcul draw
ing ut KUHS. Mr. Uooilwin saw
uutlvu service oversells with the
urmv fur two veurs.
Miirgurcl Irultiiid is advisor
of the Krutur. which Is tho
KU1IH bl-weekly publlcutlon.
Sho formerly wus advisor of the
bund high I'ino Murmers. tihe
Is also teaching Kngllsh und su
pervlslng tho work of the unnuul
which will bo published ut tho
end of the school year,
Lllu Knrvonen is tcucning
homo economics. Miss Kiirvon-
on came from tcuchlng ut Park-
rose high school In Portland.
Genoviovo Oppon formerly
taught ut Ellcnsburg, Wash., and
at ono tlmo was on tho stuff of
the English dcpurtmeiit of the
University of Washington. She
Is teaching gencrul science, In
troduction to business and typ
ing.
Msxlne Rankin from Boulder
City, Nev.. Is teaching Spanish
and English. Sho spent the sum
mer studying at tho University
of Mexico In Mexico City.
Edward Ryan, who was head
football coach at Albany high, is
now at KUilS helping to coach
the Pollcnn team. Mr. Ryan is
also teaching physical education.
In charge of displays at the
half-time during football games
ut Modoe field Is Orlnnd Warcup,
who halls from Brcckcnrldgc,
Minn, Mr. Warcup specializes
In small Instrumental groups.
He Is hired Jointly by KUHS,
Klamath city schools and Alta
mont Junior high.
Vernon Kuykentloll Is not a
new teacher as ho has taught at
KUHS in tho past. Mr. Kuykan
dull was recently discharged
from the navy and Is back at
KUHS touching in tha science
department.
C. L. Elects Club Officers
Tho five Girls League clubs
mot today to elect their respec
tive officers, who will assist tho
Girls League president, Effle Bo
tens, as well as preside over
their own portion of tho league.
Tho Chess club doesn't go In
for any "rough stuff." Their
Initiation, which Is scheduled for
tonight, Is formal. About 20
new mombors will be Inducted
Into the club, after which thore
will bo refreshments In tho cofe-
teria. Chess club meets tw co a
month. The club Initiation is
secret. Alary Havens Is presl
dent.
SEATTLE, Oct, 2 (P) North
American war brides 120 of
them with 30 bublcs were
bound for new homes In Austra
lia toduy, rovorslng tho trend
which bus brought rnuny Austru
Hun young women to this con
tinent, ,
.11... Ih1m ltif.1i, Hint. Un Pltl
zens of tho United Stulcs, all met
und married officers or men of
BRITISH SHIPS GET
I
5 Get Discharges
At Fort Lewis
The following southern Ore
gon men wcro honorably dis
charged from service, officials at
tho Fort Lewis, Wash.,, sopura-
non center announced ivioncuiy.
Pvt. Arthur C. Kookcn Jr..
3221 Delaware; PFC Wilfred J.
Wlllard. 1704 Ivory; SSgt. Wal
tor Anker, 108 S. Lamina, Klanv
am r uns; to Josepn w. Louts,
box 173, Lakevlew; T5 Herman
w. Hodges, Merrill.
Tuesday, Oct. 2. 114ft
HERALD AND KEW 1IVIN
PEARL HARBOR, Oct, 2 W)
The brltlsh ulrcruft curriers lin
nlucuble and Glory have been
usslgned to curry repatriated
military and clvillun personnel
roin me mr ruciuc to vuuuou
ver. B. C.
Tho Implacable will roach
Vuncouvor October 11 with 2000
military or clvillun personnel.
nil -?!.. Ill ..,.., I'lifl L.,,1
1 IIU VJIUIjr win bun uvu, ,.v
Jts elate oi arrival wus not an
nounecd.
The passengers, some of whom
were prisoners of wur In Shang
hai, llong Kong and other Fur
eastern ureas, nuvo been assem
bled in Munila, where they will
board tno carriers.
Still other freed allied prison
ers probably will bo rcturnod to
their homes via the Mediterranean.
Tho hospital shin Letltla Is ex
pected to curry liberated prison
ers who ore ill from Manila to
Vancouver.
Forest Fire Set
By Smoke Bomb
MEDFORD, Oct. 2 (IF) One
of 132 forest fires In the Rogue
Jtlvor Notional forest this year
was set by a. smoke bomb drop
ped by an airplane to murk lo
cation of an airplane crash for a
searching party, the forest serv
ice reported today.
Forest Fire Chief M. L.' Ted
row reported tho 132 fires com
pared to an average per year of
84 forest blazes, lie said IS
were man-set, six by smokers.
tho Royal Australian air force
ulin trained In Canada. .
A so In the parly, which leil
luto lust night by special train on
the final Norm American lup oi
the exodus, woro 20 brides-to-be, I
whose f lunce's await them In
Australia, Members of tho party
said they wore to sull later In the
week from Sun Francisco.
The girls explained that the
Australian government was foot
ing the bill, olthough their fl
coes hud to pay their fures In ad
vance, with remittance promised
after tho weddings,
"I uuoss the Australian gov
ernment Isn't taking any chances
on us," Phyllis Bartlett, 23, of
rrniunrv. Altu.. told reporters.
"but we'll get our refund right
Mliur WO uvv IIHIH"-"i m..w ...
wed an RAAF flight sorgcant.
Vats In OrouD
"It's wonderful of Australia to
be so kind," said Mrs. Iva Kerr,
19, of Great Falls, Mont. She said
she met Flight Sgt. Robert Kerr,
22, when he spent furlough in
Great raus.
Among the passengers, also,
were 31 RAAF warrant officers,
Some were veterans of the EU'
ropean campaign who trained in
Canada, married, went to Eu
rope and returned via Canada
to take their brides home to Aus
trallu.
Troy V. Cook
POTATOES
Office
204 Williams Bldg.
Phone
4803-9 a.m.-5 p.m
Night Phone
3284
HOW'QUINTS'
- W promptly raum nuiM Iran
OCHEST COLDS
A WMt For oromiiuu, imi
w
"Can't yea glv our garagt man a ttrvlct ribbon?.
Ho's been wonderful!"
II ysu drir a Plymouth. Dodg, Da Sola er Cbryslr. go I
your doalor lor rogular sonrico. Regular care by akilles) sno
chanica sotm you moooy la tho long run. Your doalor casi
apply Iho oxpofioaoo and equipment needed lor a dependable
lob.' And' when you Insist on MOPAR. you get parts eagi
neered especially lor your car or truck. Plymouth. Dodge. .
Da Soto. Chrysler Sendee la flood Berrloel Tune la Andre
Kosteloaets. Thursdays, CBS, (P.M. EST. .
Come and get it . . . Have a Coca-Cola
.. .. "the Coke's Jn" atthe Field P. X.
The news spreads when the Mobile Exchange comes up with good'
things that remind your fighting Yank of home. It's like old home week
to hear the. words Have a Coke, bringing happy "memories of days and
dates with the old gang.; It says Keep up the gooi work" we're: waiting".'
for you.'
SOmiO UNOII AUTHORITY Or THI COCA-COtA COMPANY IY
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OP KLAMATH FALLS
66S Spring SI. Phone 6632
Hear Morton Downsy KFJI 9il5 A. M.
Yon nsturslly htsr Cocs-Cola,
Mlled by IK friendly bbrevtlloi
Vote. Both mun the qutllty prod
uct of Ths Cocsls Cosipuj.
T
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o Annual COMMUNITY FUND
Drive Starts Wednesday Morning
o Goal - - $75,280
o Chief Beneficiaries . . .
BOY SCOUTS
6IRL SCOUTS
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
SALVATION ARMY
U.S.O. Etc.
i
o This is the LAST Appeal for
National War Fund Agencies
t .
o Campaign HeadTquarters-
323 Main St. - in the Chamber
of Commerce Office.
All campaign workers attend Kickoff Dinner at the
WardHotel . 6:15 Tuesday Evening.
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