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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1954)
Red Tainted Br NORMAV wai m WASHINGTON K hindial labor unions oum tZJTZZl - ""Hi - wu Nixon Tells Of Defense Planning PHILADELPHIA IfVice ' Pres JOem Niion told a Philadelphia Bulletin Forum audience last night the United states has adjusted Its winking to the point "where we will now light on our own terms." Nixon, in the forum's keynote address, said U.S. armed strength uu muiiary planning is being rearranged "to carry out that policy," a plan which he said has already bora visible truit. "In not one area of the world." lie said, "have the Reds gained this year and in many areas we have made gains. For the first tone in a generation we are ex periencing peace and prosperity at the same time." He said much of the credit for this successful shift can be traced to President Eisenhower as well as the National Securitv Council. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and the "defense team" composed of Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. Army Secre tary Robert T. Stevens and Navy Secretary Robert B. Anderson. He said the United States must aid the Associated States In Indo china because a Red victory there wosid mean the eventual loss of all Asia to communism. He said the present situation in the Far East can be summed tip thus: ' "If Southeast Asia falls. If It comes under the Communist dom ination or Communist orientation, what happens to Japan? Inevitably by necessity It must become an (H) AMERICA'S BIGGEST SELLING Now At Even Lower Prices Plus 50 Pounds of CHOICE BEEF From Klamath Meat Center 710 Pine St. Reg. 499.95... 18.4 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT FREEZER fit J I U tS ONLY 10.00 DOWN ON SEARS EASY TERMS Mow right in your kitchen or utility room glamor ous new Coldspot freexer that takes little floor space! Freezes 'and stores 630-lbs. of all types of foods! You at better you save morel See this great new Cold spot at Sears , , Reg. 399.9511.1 Cu. Ft. Upright Plus 50 Pounds Of Choice Beef . ONLY 10.00 Unions Dying more tbut four yert f on irTOQ Ooaumaittt damiiutaaD are m trouble and fadlnr fast I fITtytl'aaSItJSm ver? 1 tar m efforts to curb Red-rual union. I ., . ! . h. T, . , oe abandoning them as whole Woes shift into CIO or AFL onions. It remains to be seen whether union leaders suspected of communist sympathies are left behind or taken along. Congress is studying proposals to empower the Subversive Activi ties Control Board to label Com- Tnimlst-jtomm.t miM and tO Hollywood Said Good Church Town STILLWATER, Okla. W A pas tor who preached there for 11 years scoffed at reports of Holly wood's sinfulness. "Hollywood." said1 the Rev. Louis H. Evans, a Presbyterian minfcter. "has more spiritual tin than any place I know." - Evans was a sneaker at Okla. noma AfcM's three-day observance of Religious Emphasis Week. Apartment Renting New Bunko Game DETROIT W A blonde with a pony-tail hairdo and her male companion were sought by police today after renting the same apart ment eight times and bilking eight families of 495 in deposits. The pair rented a StO-a-month apartment last Friday, police said, and then advertised it for rent at only 165. They did a land-office business and fled a half hour be fore police arrived to collect them and their rental deposits. economic satellite in the Soviet orbit. ... "The loss of China led to Korea and to Indochina and the loss of Indochina may lead to the loss of Asia." ' i HOMIi 2 1 Plus jLS 50-lb. beef 35995 DOWN After Ouster deny them the legal right to oper- ate until Oommuaisw are removed from lndrxshin. GENERAL ELECTRIC , , . . For a good example. Uxe what is happening at the General Elec- trte Oo.'s big plants at Schenec tady, N.Y.. where considerable electronic and experimental work is carried on. L This long has been the main stronghold of the United Electri cal, Radio and Machine Workers UE, which quit the CIO in IMS. while in the process of being ex pelled. Officers of TJE's Local 301 at Schenectady, representing 20.000 workers, recommended Monday a switch to the CIO's new Interna tional Union of Electrical Work ers (IUE. and the CIO-IUE ex pects to take over after a mem bership meeting next Monday. This would be a heavy blow to HE, whose officers have repeatedly re fused to tell congressional commit tees whether they were Commu nists. MINE CXION Another of the unions boo'ed out of the CIO the Mine. Mill and Smelter Workers seems to be dis integrating too. Several major lo cals, including Mine Mill's No. 1 Local at Butte, Mont., have voted to join Up with the CIO's steel workers. Workers will make official their choice between the Mine Mill union and CIO United Steelworkers at a National Labor Relations Board election March 22. Other . Mine Mill union and ClO-United Steel workers at a National Labor. Re lations Board election March 32. Other Mine Mill locals already have been absorbed by John L. Lewis' United Mine Workers. These unions probably had 600,- RUMMAGE SALE MANZANITA SOCIAL CLUt MASONIC TEMPLE 4th nd Klamath Ava. FRIDAY and SATURDAY March 12-11 FREEZER SALE ' : I J3B1B t- ' PIUS SO Pounds Of Seef Plus 50 Pounds of Choice Beef Hours: HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON From CIO 000 members or more when ousted from the CIO. Reliable source umate they now are down to be tween 300,000 to 260 000. The one ClO-ousted union which seems to be holding Its own Is Harry Bridges' International Long- shoremen s and Warehousemen's Union, which still dominates the West Coast waterfront. It is listed in a Labor Department directory as claiming ta.om members. NEW AFFILIATIONS Here is bow some of the other ClO-ousted unions are doing: Farm Equipment Workers Ab sorbed by UE. Many locals were snatched by the CIO United Auto Workers. s. Marine Cooks and Stewards The AFL'a Marine Cooks union Is attempting to take over In a cur rent NLRB election. Hugh Bryson, d resident of the ClO-ousted mt rine cooks union, is under federal tndiciment for allegedly false, fil ing of a non-Communist affidavit with the NLRB. Fur Workers Ben Gold, the union's president, now Is on trial here on charges of falsely filing a non-Communist affidavit. Food-Tobacco Workers and Pro fessional Workers Memberships of both unions have ben absorbed by other unions. American Communications Assn. Radio operators recently voted this union out of the American Cable & Radio Co:, which carries overseas military messages. Hon To Relievo Bronchitis OeomaWoa retina promptly became it goes into the bronchial system to help loosea and expel germ laden phlegm aad aid eatura to soothe and heal raw, coder, nSuncd bronchial membranes, Guaranteed to please you or money refunded. 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Best guolity qloss with rubber bottoms. $1 Downstairs Men's Boby's Bolt Ends Quick Broadcloth PLASTIC DRAPERY CROCHET SHORTS , PANTS FABRICS THREAD ' Sizes broken In Cripper Will never wet throuqh. Ploin and printed styles. Cools - Clorks brand. Met and Boer styles Closeout A'lerqy free, tear resistant. Beautiful patterns, Values cerlzed cotton, Ideal for of famous brand shorts. U""" "- ,o 2.69 yd. Drastic cut! fhlon accessories and ' household articles. P$1 ; : : : YARD BALLS "1 '''I-". Men's Shop Second Floor Downstairs Main Floor Special Shipment ! ' Silk Printed Special! , CHAIR LADIES COTTON BOYS CUSHIONS SCARVES BATISTE SOX Sturdy, Koroseal in newest Voried assortments in ABC brond. Completely Special purchose of these decorotor colors. ' Quilted p'oin sheers and assorted washable ond color fast.' fine sport sox. Sturdy cot- styles, padded. Wonderful silks. Lovely colors. Full Print styles. 39" wide, Reg. tons In boys sizes lVi tt buv. squares. 69c vord. 10V4. $1 $1 2 $1 4 $fl I I YARDS I PAIR I Downstairs I Mom Floor Mom Floor Men's Shop A r Store hours 9:30 to ' - Special Purchase NYLON BRIEFS 100 per cent nylon tricot in white. Sizes 6 and 7. Wonderful buy. $1 2 FOR Second Floor Shelf-n-Edqe PLASTIC SHELVING Waterproof wears Indefi nitely. Ideal for lininq drawers, shelves, closets. 100 per cent plastic. ; 3 Yds. $1 FOR Downstairs Children's BARGAIN TABLE Boy's and girl's play shirts, twill pants. T-shirts, other qood items drastically, re duced. $1 Second Floor Reduced! LUNCHEON NAPKINS Lovely faille by California, hand prints. White and colors with, controstinq borders. $1 3 FOR Downstairs 5:30 JUST LOOK WHAT YOUR OLD FASHIONED DOLLAR BUYS AT MILLER'S Rovon ' TISSUE SHANTUNG Ideal for dresses, blouses. Completely washable In new sprinq colors. 44" wide. Req. 1.49 yd. $1 YARD Main Floor ' 30 Denier, 51 Couge NYLON HOSIERY Finest quality service weight hosiery in new spring colors. All sizes. PAIR Main Floor Closeoutl CHEF'S SPICES Miscellaneous assortment of Imported West Indies spices. Req, 65c to 85c each. 2 FOR Downstairs Batiste Covered DRESS SHIELDS Black or white batiste cov er Inas. Sizes 2, 3, and 4, Reg. priced at 69 cents. $1 3 FOR Notions - Main Floor PATt Leather & Corduroy . SPORT HATS , Cape-hide leathers. Suede leathers and corduroys. Larqe variety of colors. Cute casual styles 1 Millinery. Second Floor Easter GIRLS HATS Straws, failles with pretty flower trims. Assorted colors. Some baq and hat sets. Values to 3.98. n Second Floor Special Croup - EASTER : TIES' Regular 1,50 and 2,00 ties taken from our regu lar tock. Wonderful for dress-up. i - 1 Men's Shop . Brand Name PARING KNIVES Roblson Frozen-hMt knife. C I o s e o u t discontinued numbers, Drastically re duced. 2 FOR Downstairs 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Prion 5188 8th
