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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1954
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SP Conference
Held In KF
Approximately a dozen persons,
employes of the Southern Pacific,
are attending a three-day confer
ence starting here Monday or
Southern Pacific's new "campus-on-ralls."
This specially-equipped railroad
car has been designed by Southern
Pacific to carry training programs
to its key men throughout Uie ays
tern, according to J. A. McKln-
non. Shasta Division superinten
dent. Meetings here are being con
.ducted by J. C. Slade. assistant
division superintendent, with H.
W. Myers, supervisor of employ-
iinent for the railroad, assisted by
Kay neison ana uen npum.
The car, parked near the South'
ern Paciflo station. Is here on pavt
of a six-month series of visits to
Important division points. McKln
non said. The program Is a com'
puny extension of a mid-summer
management conference on em
ployment methods conducted at
the California Institute of Techno-
losv at Pasadena.
The new "campua-on-rails" is
former S P. passenser lounge. It
is equipped with a 25-foot confer
ence table with seating for 30. con
ference leader's table, screen and
projector, etc.
Attending the seminar from here
will be H. A. Teal. J. L. Harri
son. A. L. Shoupe, P. o. Vaughan
W. S. McBrlde. R. B. Outenberger.
f.. O. Chllders, H. C. Rubens and
Mrs. Helen E. Moss.
A. L. Mcltcnry and C. E. Sill
ant are attending from Dttnsmuir.
and r. J. Deon from Alturas.
"DENNIS THE MENACE".
ills
Formosa Said
Rich Prize '
TAIPEH. Formosa, ! Pelping's
demand that Formosa be "re
turned" to Red China is usually
ascribed to political motives. Bu!
a visit to this Island after II
months away makes a reporter
wonder whether the CommunW
don't also have their eyes on Its
economic wealth.
Formosa has become a pretty
rich prize to a nation which 1
tightening its belt. Four years ago,
the island was a rundown opera
tion. Its railroads were junk. It;
roads were dilapidated Its factor
ies, mostly Idle, still were unrc-
Dalred Irom the war. Its electrical
grid was a mess. Its trade balance
was adverse, and gelting worsi
Then Uncle Sam began to pour
aid in here. Today the railroads
are new. Roads are a good net
work and either new or resurfaced
Factories are running and har
nessed to the production of con
sumer goods that lessen imports
For example, the aluminum plant
at Koahsiung. instead of shlppin
Inaots to Japan as before, now
turns thein over to local fabricator
who turn out aluminum goods.
Key industries are i-lovly build
'I'll 8T 0UU SI G1AD TO GIT HCWE AND PUT ON "iCXK
OLD OOIH6,TDO'"
Inr uo exoort margins, mo
grid Is rebuilt and enlarged, feed
ing new industries.
Oil exploration la promise..
Crop methods nava been Improved
and more food is avaiiabla for ex-
port en less acreage. Formosa ts
within two yeart of self-sufficiency
In cotton textile production.
Formosa thus offers quite a prir
for Pelping, whose industrial ef.
forts, concentrated on heavy Indus,
try, aren't going very well.
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Knife, Fork To
Hear Speakers
Two global travelers who have
hunted big game in most of the
world's out of the way places will
address the Klamath Falls Knlfs
and Fork Club Tuesday at a din
ner In the Wilard Hotel.
They art Peter and M e r c 1 a
Byhiners, a husband and wife
team, who supply zoos with wild
beasts and record the doings of
the animal kingdom with cam
eras. .
Fred Southwell, secretary of the
Knife and Fork Club, said re
ports from other. cities rate the
Ryhinerg among the most popular
after dinner speakers touring
America.
P'Ov Klamath Fall
CLOSED MONDAYS
en I. Lea. Mar.
During
EMU'S
TUESDAY SURPRISE
fBk 16X01 vrniri
? GRAPEFRUIT
7
Strictly Fresh Ranch
LUUJ Grade Doi.
WALDORF
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DOG FOOD
Texoa Whit
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rolls
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Mary Ellen Strowberry
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JAP1
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WHITE STAR
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( Amazo won't
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Pur 10 Ib.
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PORTLAND . . . 2', hr.
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