THURSD'AY, AUGUST 19, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Tokyo Area Hit
By Summer Storm
TOKYO (fl Driving rain and
high winds lashed the Tokyo area
cud all of central Japan today as
a roaring Paciiic typhoon began
breaking up.
No additional - casualties or
damage were reported, but the
storm still carried enough torce to
keep the luxury liner President
Cleveland irom aocKing ai ios
hama.
Kyodo news service said typhoon
casualties in southern Japan, bit
by the storm yesterday, included
20 persons known dead, 35 missing
and 58 injured. Property losses
were in the millions of dollars,
JAovie Money
Will Be
REDEEMED
at each
of Your
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Violence of War...
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Reds Sentence
Profiteers
HONG KONG VF The Chinese
Communists have imposed prison
sentences and fines on persons ac
cused in Tientsin of supplying sev
eral hundred thousand rotten rub-
' ber shoes to Red soldiers in Korea.
The case, described as the "law
breaking case of 18 private rubber
goods factories of Tientsin." broke
into the Red press last year. Re
ports said the shoes came apart
on the soldiers' feet in the field.
A preliminary investigation
showed, said Peiplng. that the rub-
; ber had been adulterated, poor
chemicals used causing the soles
to part from the uppers, fats
were substitute!, for rubber, for
mulas were tampered with, con
tacts were fulfilled late or were
n't fulfilled at all, and outdated
materials used.
j Managers and a few government
i officials were brought to public
trial. They were also accused of
robbing the state of about $100,000
through diversion of good rubber
and good canvas to their own use.
The plants apparently were try
ing to stretch Inadequate rubber,
canvas and chemical stocks to
meet target quotas assigned them
that were too big. At that time
1951-52 a prime sin in China
was to fail to make target in a
vital Industry.
TflfO
TflKVfl 101 Th Infl.innH.l
newspaper Tokyo Shimbun said to-
uny i-iime minister' onigeru xosni
da will leave Tokyo by plane for
Vancouver, ti t;., sept. 35 or 27 on
th first lap of a long-delayed for
eign tour which will include a visit
to the United States.
Our reduced Auto Insurance
rales are on the same high quality
policies as before. Hans Norland,
627 Tine St.
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Thief Gets Small
Loot From GOP
NEWARK. N J. A sneak
thief, apparently unfamiliar with
Grand Old Party financing, ran
sacked the offices of the Stale Re
publican Finance Committee jres
terdav. His" total loot: a $10 bill.
A committee spokesman said the
Republicans keep their contribu
tions in a bank.
Another fire season is here. Our
forests will burn. Prevent care
le.vnest with lire and keep Oie
gen green!
Lady, letter Get Off the
Pleaie take our word for it it cost! you more in the long tun
to shop for a few specials here, and a few there, thon it does
to do ALL your shopping here where every day low prices bring
you sovings that add up! .You save time, and probably gaso
line, too. Honest pricing throughout our store that's what you
wont. That's what counts ot the end of the month with SAV
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