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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1952)
i MONDAY, .11 INK 0, 10152 n rrmmmMiinnijjiMi , r IIKKALJ) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OflKOON PARI! SEVEN 1 ALMOST HUMAN Is Klainalh Falls Creamery's carton milk-bottling machine. This is Willi a small edition of a larger later model yet to come, Creamery officials report. Milkroom Foreman Jack Hauls is shown operating machine. Both Klamath Falls com panies converted to paper carton bottling overnight one of the few area milk indus tries ever to do it. Eighth Army Set For Red Offensive HKOUI,. Korea U (Irn Jmnca A Van P'lrcl mid Monday I he Us. KiRhlh Army In rrndy. alrrl nd fit In inert any Itrd otfcnslve In Knrra. Tin commander ol the Unit'-d Nation fluhllna; machine said Ha morale "la hiRli almost to a point nl wilting the rnetny would at lark " The Elelilh Army la reodv. alert. nd lit to meet any nllenaivn wlilrh the enemy may foolishly de ride to launch. Van Fleet told it news conference. "That effort would be defeated " The general aald the Klfthth Armv'a supplies, particularly am munition, are in good condition Me ha laid rcveral times the rtrU In Korea have built up their artillery until they hnn more mins available than the United Natloni. V. fi. military aulhorlllei have eitlmated the Communlat polenllnl atrlklnt force la approximately a million men. about too tanks and orif.nroptlled g u n a, and l.soo plane. Ground and1 air action continued in pirk up slightly on ttjt' Weatern r mm. U. TJ. defender! attain Monday Krai off Ohlneae who have been trying; since Saturday fa win back a hill position they loat west of Cliorwnn. DAV Names Officers f.A (illANlJK 11 - Disabled Ainrncuii Vi-tnraiui. IwldliiK their ni-ci, la I alate convention here bnt urdi.v. elected World War it velcr i.nn lo all ofllcea. Hnmuel llootli. Portland, will be Idenai'tmeut commander. Olhcr of ficers: Jim Callaway, Halem, sen llor vire-commander; Monlo Sul I lens. I. a Clrande. Junior vice -com-Inlander: Dorr Quavle. Portland. ;lrenurrr. and Olive Adamaon. Kin iirth Kail, rhnplaln ! Tlic Women's Auxiliary elected llliiclie Ztlllnskl. Oregon Cltv. commander Serving with her will be: Hazel Van Dermark. Medlord. Senor vire-commander: Iois Hud I nleaton. Portland. Junor vire-com-'mnnder; Olga Van Lanlngham. lOritgon Cltv. treasurer: Louise llleliien, Rosrbum. chaplain. I"-aui a Ilrvanl of Oram Pa wa I named delegate lo the national con vention. Alcohol Plant To Be Built Up RPPINfl FIELD. Ore. i.r The Weverhaeuser Timber Co. an nounced 8aturdav It aoon would Degin mir ai an anuiiui-iiwi--w plant here. J. p Wcverluicuvr Jr. laid the firm has taken a 80-day option on Ihe plant, built by the govrrnni'in There have been several experi mental run at the plant alncc. one leasing firm Attempting to pro duce augar from wood waste. for the BIGGEST FRIGIDAIRE WEEK IN OUR HISTORY SPECIAL SALE of USED APPLIANCES Token As Trade During Frigidaire Week REFRIGERATORS 49 50 and up RANGES 2950d and up WASHERS -f50 and up VERN OWENS' CASADE HOME FURNISHINGS CO. Phone 8365 124 No. 4th Baker Strike Continues The pacific Northwest bakery strike rolled Into Its sixth week Monday with union and manage ment still at odds over the ques tion of Sundays off for bakers. Hopes for an early end to the walkout of KJ.0O0 bakery workers In Seattle. Tncoiiis. ripokane and Portland were blasted Saturday when the A Kb Baker h Confec tionery Workers Union rejected the employers' latest offers. Frank Hoover, the union's Inter national representative, said the vole against Ihe offers was "over mhelming" In Seattle, unanimous In Portland, 83 to 12 In Tacoma and 106 to 103 In Spokane. Hoover ssld "Ihe members wsnt all Sundays off. That Is the princi pal reason for rejection of this oflcr." Reside bskci nave received all Increases allowable under Wage Stabilization Board regulation and did not vote on the wage is sue. Spoksne bskers considered an employers' offer of an la cent an hour wage Increuae and a health and welfare plan costing employ ers S8 65 a month. Portland and Tacoma bakers were offered a three cent hourly Increase plus four cents, subject to approval of the Wage Stabilisa tion Board. Outlook Bright for U. S. Drivers with More Miles Per Gallon, Ease in Sight Hr DAVID J. Vtll.KIK A I' Automotive l.dltor ATbANTIO CITV, N. J. I Better engines, greater fuel econ omy and much easier driving are among the things that lie ahead of Ihe American motorist. This was emphasised at the an- Reds Have Germ Weapons WASHINGTON ( The -Coin-munisls have had germ wcupuna ready for at least Is yeuis, ac cording lo their own claims, but so far hiivc not dared use thcin. even 111 their Korean aggression. A clo;.c and constunt watch Is maintained by United Slates biolo gical warlnre experts on Hie oni tlefront and tear areas In Korea To date, there nas been no evi dence that the Reds either have used or have in the Korean V.'ui one Ihe equipment for baulcriolu gical warfare (BWi, a spokesman lor Delcnse Department sclcmuU said Monday. . Why haven't the Communists ic soiled to- microbe warfare? The answer, top American mili tary men say. Is that the United States Is prepared lo strike back wllh the same weapon in over whelming power. Secretary 01 ucicnse lwcu : nolnted this uo recently. In a ncwi, conference lie denounced Coinmu-1 nlst charters that the Unileo biuies had used both BW and toxic gas , weapons In Korea ai "abominable, ' innllclous falsehood. He added lhat the communist lechnlaue usually has been to ' charge someone else In advance wllh a crime the Communists pro pose to commit. nn,aH Ihm nuevtlnn Does the Communist charge mean Uicy pro pose to try that kind of warfare? Anrt h rnnrlnded bv snvlnz "if they do. they'll lose Just the same mey H wish inry nau nevci uctn born." bovelt left no doubt thut the United Stales was reody to meet that kind of game. Behind his words stands a big BW laboratory plant In Maryland and a BW prov ing ground in Utah. American officials are wary of telling what Is known of Soviet prepsrallons for BW. To hint rt u-Kai i known would be to en- idanger the source of Intelligence and the lives oi agems. Rnmm nt th latest Walk, ie-talkle radios that both send and receive are aDout tnc size oi a ioai oi : bread and weigh about six and a half pounds, Including batteries. Wonderful Belief for 1 ITCIIIIJGSKIII! To promptly soothe Interne itching of ; raihei, eciema, ptortsm, athletes foot and similar surfsca skin and srslp Irritstioni, apply Zeino s hiKh ly medicated ntainleni antiseptic. Zemo topi irrstching and so helps heol and clear the Irritated akin. Buy Extra xor stubborn rates. mini summer meeting hero of th? i Noddy of Automotive Englnccrc. I The car designers ulrcady are working cn models that will nut I reach the assembly lines for anoth er three or lour years. Their In formal talks as well as the formal presentations as the general ses sions, disclosed that Improvement in power plants, a reduction In the mileage that Is wasted through the exhitusl system and easier han dling of the car are among their l major objectives. sion mhos and lo further advances In automatic Irai-wnl'.'.lon and In powrr-nsslt ted strerlng. Most engine designers are con vinced the 12-to-l' compression ra tio engine some day will be stan dard throughout ihe Industry, But, because of the uncertainty regard ing avallnblllty of higher octane lpolme, they are reluctant to pre dict Just when that may be ex pected. Some of the "don't-quote-mo" conversations at the engineers' con vention Indicated next year will bring at least u couple more V-3 ! engines, another automatic tranv I mission syHtcin and perhaps four I or five more makes offering power ' steering as optional equipment. Hr-venil auto companies have . let currently under way In their laboratories looking to increased fuel mileage; to higher comprcs- That, of course, is engineering j by company policy committee thought. What actually goei lnloWtn manufacturing costs often new models Is finally determined major factor In their decisions. Piones end Band instrumtnrs for rant. Rani to Apply en Purchase. kylo morqon pianos "yours for a happier futtrra through mulic" good salt! Plain or iodized; always free running; always uniform. Al your grocer's in the red package. linin Ltilit'i "Mat tlx Minus Variitia" uilb Hart-) Koplun - CB S. Saturday 11:30-12 num. a 4aooooaoeo40o .... . -ooooaoo eeeoeoeooeoo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oo oo o,oo, ,,,,,,, 0,o, ,,oo WE W V1 1 1 -is "''y- iWITM THE SUPREME GIFT ! a aoa s s ' 'iiiriaiiiiiJiii li .v.v.'.v. I f si?.'- $:'' A m i m " y '59" StunnTnff mnAn A'trk-a.'aL beautiful blonde oak finish. EefuipptcJ witi self-riiing Uiy.. NOTHING DOWN DELIVERS ! 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