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J RANK JENKINS
'. ' : EdltO?
Entered u aeoond clasa matter t
- - on August 20. 1906, under act or congress, March S. lBTfl
' '.' :': , ..MEMBEBS OF THfc ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press la entitled
of all tne local newi pnnra in irai
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
By Mail - monthf $.50
... NEW l'ORK Chemistry may
break the deadlock between the
government and the , oil Industry
and produce synthetic : gasoline
commercially "much sooner than
many think." : "" v.- -
This is the opinion of the re
search mana(rer of Koppers. com
pany in Piiusburplv in announcing
that Ita research department is
going to set up a pilot plant for
the conversion of coaL to synthetic
liquid fuels.
What they'll aim :at is not so
much the synthetic gasoline they'll
make but the valuable chemicals
the process will also turn out.
Government officials are plug
ing steadily for commercial plants
to turn coal or snaie mto gasoline
and fuel oils.
They contend this would be a
national safeguard if war should
deplete present supplies of petrol
leum. And they think the synthetic
gasoline can be produced from our
abundant coal and shale supplies
aimost as cheaply as from petrolv
eum.
Oil Industry leaders have criti
cised this condition. They claim
the synthetic gasoline would be
far more expensive to produce and
they say that the tax money and
steel would be better us;a to ex
pand the
industry facilities.
WASHINGTON 'tiP Me. I get
confused. "We the people. . . ." it
says right here in someming i
been reading. Constitution, they
call it. Bunch of bigwigs got to
gether a ldna tline ago" in Philadel
phla and Wrote it out. Pretty hot
asux. - .
"We the people. . it says,
meaning, .! take it, we the people
own the government. I guess that
includes me because I pay taxes,
too..
But sometimes I wonder. Some
times I ask myself: Just whose
government do the politicians think
this is? ;
I know politicians run the gov
ernment. Guys like me elect them.
I don't like them much. Never
have. Too many of them get too
bitj'Jor their britches. Everv time
guys like me- elect them it's like
using a bicycle pump, on them. It
puus mem up. . ,
But I guess I havenrt got too
much right to . complain. Some;
body's-got to run the government.
So ;guys like me elect them to
take care of the details while I
make a living.
Of course, they make a pretty
good living off my living.
But that's all right so long as
they, remember who's paying them
and the government belongs to
guys like me, as well as to them.
, Something just came up to make
me think.iThis talk about stealing
in the government. Internal reve
nue, particularly; Bums me up.
Guys playing around with mv mon
ey. ("Clean "em out." I says. And
I really mean clean 'em out. So 1
oil.
' ABVs :
Automotive Engineers Eye
New Developments For '52
!j By David J. Wllkie . comprised of a steel backing clad
'. Automo"ve Editor I with a cadmium-silicon-aluminum
m useo. to oei
said an automobile engine was only
good aa Its bearings. This view is
being upset by engineering pro
gress, according to speakers before
the - Society of Automotive Engin
eers, here. , . . ,
New materials have been devel
oped that produce bearings that
actually outlast engines and free
engineers from one of the limiting
factors of engine design.. .
Arthur B. Shaw, of General Mo
tors' Moraine . Products Division,
described what is called the Mo-raine-400
bearing. Basically it is
fl)
hffltt
COMING FRIDAY...
THE NEW II
; HUDSON
Wjth its Spectacular, Lower
Running Mate, the HUDSON
JUCKELAND TRUCK
' ' 1 I
JUSt
Arrived!
BUX JENKINS
' Managlnt Editor
the port office of Klamath ralla. Ore,
exclusively to the use (pr publication
newspaper a wen it au at news.
By Mail year 111.00
. .... W I.N..., . . ... . ..
They also say oil reserves art suf
ficient for even a war emergency.
Dr. O. P. D'Alelio, Koppers re
search manager, agrees with both
sjles to soma extent.
He says: "While plants to make
gasoline from coal are costly to
build and gasoline could not pre
sently be produced in them at
prices in competition with petrol
eum gasoline, research is finding
ways to produce an Increasing
number of valuable chemicals in
such processes.
"These processes can be regu
lated to produce more chemicals
and less gasoline. It is here that
upgrading of products m?.v result
in a 'coal to gasoline' plant be
coming economically ie.tsible much
sooner than many think.
The Koppers pilot plant at Ver
ona. Pa., will produce gasoline of
aviation rating, but eko a long
list of aromatic chemicals such as
benzene, and also phenols and
cresols. alcohols, aldehydes, ketones
and fatly acids.
The commercial value of these
would make plant operation profit
able. D'Alelio says.
Koppers is spending its own
moiiev on this, pilot plant but
government officials have proposed
that government backing be giveu
to those wishing to enter the syn-
thetic fuel field,
President Truman sends a plan to
Congress to make ln.ernal revenue
cneaper to run ana cut aown on u
chances for stealing
Nobody been talking louder about
cleamnz out internal revenue than
Congress and now all of a sudden,
I read in the papers. Congress gets
a big chill. It begins to look like a
man who suddenly got a forkful
of- mud when he ordered gravy.
Seems this is the trouble: There
are 64 internal revenue collectors
and a whole bunch o." offices scat
tered around the country. Mr. Tru
man wants to cut down on the of
fices and cut the 64 collectors to
25. But that's not all.
As it is now the ' senators can
name all 64 collectors guys thet
did them favors or put up dough
for their campaign, or something.
Anyway, they can name all 64 and
the President appoints them for
the senators. But under the new
pjen the senators couldn't appoint
even one. All 2S would be regular
government civil, service people
who got promoted'to-coUectors be
cause they had been aoing gooa
work.
So if the senators okayed this
idea they'd be knocking them
selves out of ft political friends or
political pay-offs. So they get a
chill. Or some of them do.
. But I'm not interested in their
temDeratures or in helping them
make political mends.
I wish- there was some wav I
could remind them sometimes
about the question that pops up in
my head sometimes: Just whose
government is this?
alloy overlaid with a tin-copper-
lead babbitt. '
Shaw said the new bearing has
outlasted three to four crankshaft
and blocks in a test engine. He
estimated the new bearing has six
to 10 times the life of conventional
bearings, with four to six times
the .load-carrying capacity.
Materials shortages and other
shortages and other defense re
strictions have not himpered engi
neering work in the industry's lab
oratories. This has been well demonstrat
ed in the work that has been corn-
!(!
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HORNET"
priced llA A C DH
SALES AND
SERVICE, Ine
Black
Brown
Blue
Grey
UL f 11
They'll Do It Every Time
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LfiQUATWEU. TOLP 50NE7 2Q3 QtMlNTSO SENSE TO ME.' MMT
3 BOUGHT ONE OF TKOS2 lit, ' fcwATTS-SW j C2Zr-fj OOP FOR ? WTMIfJ'J I
TALL F0UR-P05TEff BD5" Sis. lTK8iljji Y wny poKT 3U 5T -fl
& Itir?'! ',r-4j ON- OF THEM MOOERN )
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GOT THE WKH itU (L.iUW I Ik frflK I !
It has been some time sine
Communist negotiators at Panmun -
jom have offered a significant con-
cession, or in fact any proposal
l "
In recent meetings, the United
Nations conferees have been do- apparent that, whatever their c,b -
;ng alt the conceding almost toljectives earlier In the Ulks, they no
"'" ju -
mimnrjp security on
the Korean Peninsula. Tais has been
ione in the interest of Indicating
our firm desire to reach a settle
ment, to prevent the talks from
bogging down.
For example, have aban
doncd our demand for aerial In-
speciion over non n liorea auring
n.. ..u.Uw .iiu nine
agreed to limit troop rotation (the
Reds wanted It halted altogether).
But if these concessions are not
to be matched by similar yielding
on the Communist side, there can
be little hope of further significant
progress In the truce parleys. As
one UN negotiator stated, we have
not come to Panmunjom to ar
range for tlta destruction ef our
STALL ' . i
The Reds are lulling, clearly,
awaiting new instructions from
higher authority possibly Mos
cow. Meanwhile they fill the void
with Insulting epithet.
soviet Fore an Minister vishm-
skys suggestion that the UN Se
curity Council try to help' bring
the talks to successful conclusion
may provide one key to the delay.
The Communists may have decid
ed they have gained all the ad
vantage they can at Pnnmutijom.
'they may feel that future ad
vances depend - upon transferring
the negotiations. to the larger polit
ical arena.- '- .- :
It this is their 'hope, the
sponses of top : Western officials
make it evident they are doomed
to disapoinunent. We htrve no in
tention of giving the Reds a
chance to mix broad political ques
tions with the specific military is
sues under negotiation in Korea.
Nor do we inteni to throw them
into the Security Council where
Russia can veto any solution not I
satisfactory to ber. -
On the other hand. the Red
aim may be simpler.' Having seen
what striking concessions we have
already offered In an effort to keep
the talks moving toward settle
ment, they my be convinced that
continued stalling and stubborn
ness will push Washington to yield
new ground. .
FINAL' OFFER
But we declared on announcing
pleted on experimental cars: pow-
er braking and power iteerlng. I
One speaker on power steering ,
told the engineers liva car makers !
probably will have the steering aid
In this year'i models compared
.with one. Chrysler. In 19S1.
He didn't designate the five, but
aside from Chrysler, lt la known j
power steering will be Introduced !
this year by Cadillac, Buick and '
Oldsmobile.
Ford has been experimenting j
with the device but whether it
will be ready for Introduction on :
this year's Lincoln models has not !
been indicated.
Maircli of iimes Bmte
SATUtlDAY
No limit on number of guests , you may bring.
Mail donations for this good cause
rSUNDAY
Special March of Dimes Class Initiation
Sunday, 2:00
Suede
Oxfords
HERALD AN'D NKWS. KLAMATH
lour 'inwi ri-nt rtAm-inn thai
. these constituted our "final" of.'er.
On this proposition we should
j stand. We have yielded enough. It
I is the Communists' turn to comcje.
i If they do not. it will then become
jiouger waiK.,reai iruce.
The' ma lor notnt on which thov
must yield is their insistence on
ihe right to build up mllitarv alr -
fields In North Korea duriiiit an
armistice. This is utierlv lnco:n -
patible with peaceful aims andl'cwer bowel 1st exceptionally larce
cannot, be defended legliimalelyT-.iat
certninlv nnt nn rh fltmw nr.
text that to deny them this 'rlglit!
amounts to "mierference lu North
Korea's Interne 1 affairs."
In the past the Reds have from
time to time- conceded Just enough
to keep alive the belief they really
wanted an armistice. This could
have been, a ruse, designed to lull
us to sleep while they prepared
lor a big spring offensive. If It
was not, the moment has come
for the Communists to demonstrate" i
Whiskey Ad
Ban Sounht
WASHINGTON I.H A bill that
would ban broadcasting of whlskey
advertlsing over radio and tele
visionbut not beer or wine Is be
fore Congress.
Introauced Wednesday by Sens.
Johnson (D.-Colo.l. and Ce.se (It.
S.D.I, it carries penalties not onlv
for radio- and TV nnrrmtnr Ivir
rf-;also certain makers and sellers
of whisky.
Actually, radio and TV stations
in the U.S. do not now accept
whisky advertisements. But there
is no law against It. Radio stv
tions in Alaska and Hawaii do. and
the bill would apply to these ter
ritories. ,
The bill gives the Federal Com
Ifon'latinV XeV
Chippewa
HUNTING BOOTS
WERE 18.95
NOW PRICED AT .
The GUN
714
EAGLES
p.m. - Entertainment and Feed
:to Follow
FALLS, OREGON
aT. I' - .ffTSS
By Jimmy Hatlo
- t ' 1
K.'VKi' --;.
at-hi i ii fi 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii i
we have a major problem In
our household," writes a reader.
"Namely, constipation. Both lather
and son have tills trouble, and the
son was born with It. Is constipa-
uon mncmocw
!moiraa most people think, and it
n often contused with apastlo col-
ion, wnicli has freouently been dls
CU'sed In this column
I It seems safe to say that It is
,no Iniiertied. although there Is an
I unusual condition known as Hirsch-
1 si'ung's disease in which the
birth and produces most pe-
Iculijr form of rnnKtlnalinti
"i most cases, however. Improp.
lu North;"" training and neglect, especially
ln childhood, have a great deal to
i 00 w"h chronic constipation,
Failure to set aside a regular
"mr oi day for a bowel move-
ment Is the cause of much trouble.
Poor diet, of course, can and
often do?s cause constipation. Too
many people gulp their food down
without allowing- enough time for
their meals.
Some looas are so hlshlv refined
that they do not contain the bulk
necessary ;at times.
Fresh fruits and vegetables make
up an Insufficient part of the diet.
The-;e foods not onlv suddIv a
I large part of the bulk in the diet
I but also aid In p-rlstalrls or the
wave-like movements of the lntf.s
tlne which carry the contents down
through the intestinal tract.
Abuse In the me of laxatives or
cathartics Is another great cause
of constipation. The mistaken Idea
Is common that If a person cleans
himself out once a wfek with a
uod strontf Purue It will be -rood.
This disturbs the normal rhythm
of evacuation.
Treatment of simple constipation,
unle.'s the trouble hit begun In
childhood or hf listed for a very
long time. Is usually satisfactory.
The underlying cause, whether
diet, neglect or abuse of laxatives
first has to be corrected.
Establishing good habits bv hav
ing a -movement at a particular
time of day an3 yielding to the
urge when It comes are extremely
S?Xhl
. ... wy lllvrillluiieu
1425
Men't and Womtn't sizes
STCRE
MAIN
accepted.
BLOOD DONATIONS ASKED
Klamath Falls citizens are being nskctl, along with
all other communities, to donato to the blood bank. On
TUESDAY, JAN. 22, a mobllo blood bank will bo in
Klamath Kalis to receive donations. If you caro to donato
vou are asked to (ill out the attached coupon and mall
It to the Red Cross offices in the armory prior to that
date. The clinic will be open from 12:30 to fii.K) p.m.
Fourteen persons can be accommodated every 15
minutes. Please list an alternato timo on your card.
Nursery service will be furnished for tho.su with Nmnll
children. Transportation to and from I ho armory will
be furnished those requesting it. The blood will bo
taken at the Armory.
KLAMATH COUNTY BLOOD PROGRAM 1
Donor Plidgo Card
Name '
Address (Home)
(Business)
Telephone (Home) (Business)
Group Affiliation
I llll U ' Mr klM4 Iktaaik lk rM
Ulttl PrrlM I tliltl In Mvlii iimmdi'i lit.
PREFERRED TIME
Pilot Has
Rne Time
OKLAHOMA CITY tin H
plane's wild gyiit'ons over an
Oklahoma City suburb set the
whole community a.silr.
Telephone cills flooded police
headquarters. 6oin reported the
plane was out of control. Police
rushed out to ire and, mouth
agape, watched the plane loonlmt
spectacularly, once passing under
a power line.
When the pline landed at the
downtown airpark, police nabbed
two aboard.
They were Identified as Air
Force Lt. Clifton R. Ashley, SI,
Grants Pass. Ore., and his brother
Homer, JO, of Fairfax, Va.
They were booked on a chame
of reckless flying. Homer, who
said he was a poatal clerk, also
was charged with public drunken-1
ness.
The lieutenant insisted he was
the pilot.
"My brother doesn't have li
cense and his never been uu be
fore. He Just went along for thi
ride." he aald.
Police said they were holding
both; however, because the plane,
by the correspondent good Indivi
dual medical advice would aeem
to be desirable.
Poteet's
Market
Owned and Operated
By Bob A "Peanuts" Potcet
RATION'S BEST
BACON
Small Lean Slabs 0Q
Any sixe piece, lb. "C
Skinless
WIENERS
49c
LB.
Lean Center
Cut
PORK
r.lb. 39c
ROAST,
Pure Lard
. 4 lb. Carton
85c
DEPEND ON US
FOR
QUALITY
Prices
Effective
Friday
. and '
Saturday
Sizes 4 to 10
Widths
AAA to C
(Signature)
NOISY
PARIS If A auddrn, nhort
hall ntorin, acctnntiniiled by simp
lightning. Interrupted wo.k In four
United Nations committees Thurs
day. Delegntes were forced to nusprud
talking for live lo fn minute un
til the hull Mopped. Hull Motics
beat on skylights and made nn
nnirh noise the delegates could" not
be heard.
a rented Cessna HO, had dun I
controls.
WHBSEB3QG
Every big -quart package oi Moihar'i 0n
odfri an tkrtting tluubla value! Ilecauia
noaty can', buy a 6nr qualur, mora deli,
ciuui, or mora nouriihinji oaimtal llian
Muiher'i Oau. And packed in every packait
you'll tad a vllueble, uieful premium such
i aluminum kitchen uttmili, lamitui "I Ire
Kina" (late cup and lancer, heaulilul "Wild
Roie" pattern china or fay colorful Cecal
rl Ware.
No waiting! No cnuponi! No money lo
end! lull ask ynur I fixer lor Mother's Oau
witb Premium, in the big ii-uare package.
MOTHII'I OATI-c aWwl a THI
CAOlEi! tOOIC AT THE
BARGAINS flVfc FOUND
FOR. TNE WHOLE FAMILY
AT JURucNSEN S
PRODUCE SPECIALS
TOMATOES
25c
Bluebird,
tubes
Green Peppers
,k 19c
Oranges
49c
Grapefruit M
8. lb. boo I7C
Coconuts JOc
3
Chose and Sanborn
COFFEE ,b 83c
Nestle's
Sweet Milk
Chocolate, lb. can
4?C
Van Camp's
TUNA
23c
6-oz. cans
Royal Club
ORANGE
JUICE, 46-oz. can
2?C
1710 Oreaan Ae. .... Phone 3860
THUnsiMV, JANUAHV 17. 1 0l2
(Dairymen Pio)
New Program
f IIKARIIART l - Ore,,,,,, r
men ,rr plumilng i , '
ll.eir lioo.uoo public rclnii,..', "h
grain, proposed hero enrlir, ',hrJ
Thry Inalrurlrd new nlii,rr.
Wtnlniwlay a e,Hon of r 0 "
DaliMiirna Association '
Ihe piViHiiim n Mioli ns iw ,j,V.
'I'liry will work will, .iy ,,,,,,, "'
liio-jenn-ira In tryitm lo Uim,
uuoil will lor Ilia KiUiiMiy. "
Hrtua Leiilhold, TIILmni.lt ..
limited pio.sitlpnt; Palmer lln'ii,i
sen, Astoria, first vice iirrud,,,?.'
Krtwlu K-i-r ol Malheur
m-tilid vice iirrililent, Hw-r M,,r,.
CorvalllN, was lo-elecletl -.v,rUl'
treasurer. '
F.. K. K u run n of Oleum,
Collrgo Mitunltirtl a report li,,ji
on tlio your 11)10. tint iBtP,i '
retail conl ul milk delivered in
glnna Unities to I'ortlitnti i,w,
nl Sill cents n unit. ciii,i,otd
with t) aft c-enis lor milk (lelivcrttj
wholc.snlo lo Mores hi tnii,,,,,.
Furniture Market
Back To Normal
CHICACIO If!.- 'ISt. in-.-, ...
Homo 1'ui-iHnhltiKn Market h.i
been a eintirHu.-ibord alian.
Menleeit hnv.. Kimhl, . ......
nt tills and a Utile ol Hint. v0it.
lug heavy cuninillinriiln nlry tr.
member Ihe flitnnclal lnllBeit,-t
which followed L.it years ulil.
lonom utockplllnii.
The currrnt nmrket, which rlosfs
Its two-week run rrltlay, has ben,
"Hie llrM iKirmal market In nimi
lllnll a (lernile " .1 r-
, ' " "".nitiiT,
executive secretary of the Nation,
ul Asjto-'lallon of Furniture Man
iilartiirera. salt! at a news eon.
Ifrrenee ul the MerrlinnHli, (Lt...
"It h.ia been the first markri
since pre-war times when- iha
snlermnii had lo come back Inn
tile pieture, Instead of the nine
order taker." McCarthy aaltl.
afS
QtAXf OAM COMtAHY
Pobst-etla
CHEESE 2,b, 0,8?c
2-lb. loaf
Grade 'A' Large
Fresh Ranch
EGGS
5?c
Doze
Royal
Gelatine
DESERT
4Dka 25c
Maxwell-House
INSTANT
COFFEE ,0, 39c
. Royal Club '
OLIVES CI 39c
CHECK ON Vi PRICE
JAM 'N JELLY
DISPLAY
Free
Delivery
On $5,00
Orders
Or Over
SHOE DEPT.
1
T
"v'. I
$ ) BtSTf