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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1947)
i "Floating Cannery" To Head Into Bering Sea In Search Of Fishing Grounds WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (JP The fish and wildlife service disclosed plans today to dip into one ot the greatest remaining untapped reservoirs of seafood, the Bering sea. If the experiment north of th Aleutians next spring and summer is successful, U. S. pri vate enterprise may move on Into the central Pacific. The core of the experiment, and the center of close obscrva- Morse Asks DP Distribution WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 P) Senator Wayne Morse (R-Ore.) has proposed that European dis placed persons be distributed among various nations with the United States taking its propor tionate share. Morse said in a formal state ment yesterday that he did not believe the existing immigration laws should be changed, but that details could be agreed upon among the allies at the coming Moscow conference. He said he had inspected dis- K laced persons camps while on is trip to Europe. 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The crab will be canned and the fish frozen, either whole or as packaged fillets. Offal and inedible fish will be manufac tured into fish meal and fish oil, and pharmaceutical oils will be extracted from vitamin-bearing livers. "There have been floating canneries before, and floating freezers, and floating reduction plants," Andrew W. Anderson, chief of commercial fisheries for the fish and wildlife service, told reporters. "But the Pacific Explorer Is all of these combined for the first time in one vessel, designed for year-around operation in hemispheric fields. "She will explore the fish eries of tropical waters and the Bering sea, and will demon strate the economic possibilities of operating a factory ship in the Pacific at great distances from shore plants and home markets." The ship's manufacturing ca pacity includes: Fish reduction at the rate of seven tons an hour. Freezing seafood, at a tem Derature of 45 degrees below zero, at the rate of 175 tons a day. 10 tons of ice per day. 50 tons of fresh water a day. The ship has storage space for 225 tons of ice and 3,800 tons of cargo refrigerated at zero Living quarters are air con ditioned. 2 DROPS HEAD OFF SNIFFLES Two drop Penetro Nose Drop in each nostril chec colds' watery flow, relieve Irritated nasal passages. Breathe easier, feel better Immediately. Use only as di rected. 3 generous sizes. Get PENETRO NDSE DROPS M it-w n2s For Prompt Service Fairly Priced- -V .'4 f ' . y .si i ft - 'V Youngsters in the Klamath shipped overseas through the student of Fremont, seventh Ray Hammersteadt: standing, left Wanda Whitney. NY Gang Battle Results In Death For One Youth NEW YORK. Feb. 10 (P One youth was dead, two were in iail charged with homicide. another was held on a charge of felonious assault, and still an other was in the hospital today as a result of a flareup of vio lence among boyhood gangs over the week-end. Thomas Soto. 14. and Candido Noriega, 13, were held pending a further hearing tomorrow in the death of Earl Keller, 16, a negro. Police said that Soto and No- riega, members of "the Rock- ets," each fired a shot with a DONT Dig Up i CkcZUc ( HaV I Roto-Rootm lVats5r If CIOO0ED I F2JkS al SCWMS AHO FREE ESTIMATES Work Guaranteed A Mew Inexpensive Method of Sewers ot Hoots. v dorr youu7 cair? f-i The Genuine Ford Parts your Ford Dealer stocks are made with the same precision, to the same exacting tolerances, as the original parts in your Ford. Furthermore, ,4 they're installed by Ford factory-trained mechanics, using Ford-approved equipn ment and methods. So don't gamble on "mongrel parts." 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