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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1952)
WKSDAY, MAY (I, IW2 HKHALU AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON PAGE FIYE FLEET'S "FLEET" Krccl Fleet (left) Rives his boat a lislmlmito appraisal with the Yacht Club's Cominisslonint; Day just a few days away May 18' . Son Gib seems to be saying "She's In ship-shape, Unci." Van Fleet Thinks Reds May Be Faking on Peace HKOUI,. Korea i Gen. Jamc A. Vim FlrH nulcl Tuesday there ii m liiclli'ttlioim Ihr Communists never Imvo wonted lo nuke pour In Korcit. 'llie t'cimimtncter of United Na tlnnn mound forces tald In ninti iiient. "II Ilia Commiiiilrts wanted nn armlnllre" auine nurteinent eniild liuve been reached In the al- Bread, Spud Stocks Short 1'OltTl.AND I Portland irro- eery it.iren lind few potatoes and very mile urcaa on their ahelves 'l'urly. The iiiitiiui nhurlnue vn due. deulem inld. lo a small crop last yenr. Old croi kuppltca were ilwinillliiK nnd In noine places warehouses were empty. New crop imiiituen are not yet available In niilllelent uuuntlty to meet de ninnd. A Mmiliir KhortaRa ahowed up earlier III Bcntlle. The urend anuria wai due to a (.Irlke el API. bakers apalnit 25 uholemile bukcrleH. Detail balcer. Ii filled only a mnnl part of the demand. YEN' I'.i.pl. Do ntld Small Attl AMI Kia Tlir. HMT IN Broad ond Pastries Klomoth Pastry Shop Mi rt. on ndtfini a niribtfr rik.i o order i ,ll,r All 0,. 1 moat 10 months of truce negotla tlona,' " But, Van Fleet' aald. the United Natlorta atlll can either OutflKl't the Reds on the battlefield or "outalt liiein" at the conference table. The '. Eighth Army commander aald hi offlcera report the Com munists have built up strong d fenaea and moved In large amounla of artillery during the period of relative Inaction since truce la las began July 10. Van Fleet said he was "dlncoiir axed" over the lack of progress el armistice talks at Psnmunjom. Hut he has the' "utmost conll dence" that U.N. delegates are capable of "negotiating an honor able peace If It Is at all possible." The Communists may yet decide peace Is the best - policy he aald, adding: "We can either out-light them or-out-slt them." Van Fleet's pilot aon Is missing In action and may be one of the prisoners of 'war which U.N. and Red truce delegates are haggling over. He has repeatedly asserted that his Eighth Army would welcome a Communist attack so Its superior firepowef could get to Red sol diers, now relatively safe In their strong bunkers. ANGEL FOOD I I Owlck CAKI Mix I J V V lint mii well J J In New York NEW YORK Mf . The' Aircraft carrjer Waip. looking like ' Diunt-nnsea oeast ' with net coi-llslon-battered bow anchored in New York harbor Tuesday bring ing home the 81 survivors of the destroyer-minesweeper iHobson,' The two warships collided during Atlantic maneuvers- April 26. The Hobson broke In two spd sank with loss of 17ft lives. : Captain and crew had fought an 11-day battle to bring tbe crippled carrier Into port. . . For a time she sailed backward lo keep rough aeas from pounding at the hole In her bow. Navy barges brought the Hobson survivors ashore from the carrier, far out In the harbor; and ushered them Into the' Navy Receiving station two or three at a time. I Officers said they did this to avoid confusion .among the more than 100 persons waiting to greet Ihe lucky 61. One of the first to be brought In was Irwin Moss, whb was 21, tho day his ship went down. His par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Moss. of Brooklyn, greeted him wildly. After the Hobson survivors were sent ashore the Wasp prepared to unload her ammunition at the Oravesend Bay anchorage, a Job that will require about two dayi. Then she will go Into drydock In Bsyonne, N. J. - And while Joyous relatives greet- been reported missing and prt ed the survivors, little, old sumed dead. woman of 73, Mra. Maria TorrUi of Bloomfleld, N. J., stood apart. 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