THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 19m'
fAGE TWO
HERALD AND-NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON -
Aussie Prime Minister Sure
Of Positive Election Vote
SYDNEY. Australia W Prime
Minister Robert O. Meniles is con
lldent Saturday'e national election
will Increase bis backing in Parliament..
Paratyphoid
Said Epidemic
LANCASTER. Pa. W An out
break of 64 reported cases of para
typhoid here was termed an
epidemic last nlirht by the head of
the State Department of Communi
cable Diseases. He ordered a mass
inoculation program to start today
among 36,000 persons.
It was believed there may be at
least another 25 unreported cases.
Dr. W. D. Schrack Jr., head of
the Communicable Disease Depart
ment, said 16 cases were reported
yesterday. He told a meeting of
Lancaster City and County Medi
cal Society and the State Depart
ment of Health that the outbreak
Is "a catastrophe every bit as big
as the Stroudsburg flood."
He referred to the August floods
which took more than 70 lives in
the Stroudsburg area alone.
Most of the victims of the dis
ease are children. Several have
been reported in critical condition.
Paratyphoid Is similar to but
milder than typhoid. Typhoid vac
cine and antibiotics are to be
made available without charge to
patients.
Dr, James Appel, president of
the society, said the Inoculations
would not be effective in control of
the present epidemic for at least
10 daya.
With the first outbreak of para
typhoid. Investigators ;said only one
common factor could be found
that all persons affected use milk
from the same dairy. The dairy
voluntarily closed down pending
an investigation.
Specimens taken from some of
those stricken are undergoing ex
amination to determine the exact
cause of the disease.
"DENNIS THE MENACE" 'Russians Expected To Hold Captured Gs F or
Menzles leads the Liberal party
which has run the country since
1949 in coalition with the Country
party. This coalition won election!
in 1949. 1951 and 1964 over the
Labor party headed by Herbert
V. Evatt. Labor ruled the country
from 1941 to 1949.
The coalition now has a 64-67
majority over labor In the house
and a 31-29 majority in the Senate.
All hou.se seats and half the Sen
ale seats are at stake this year.
Eighteen government senators and
12 labor senators are up for elec
tion, i
There are many reasons for Men
zies' confidence.
For cne, the opposing Labor
forces are split. The "oiilcial" par
ty headed by Evatt la still the
main force. A new "Aiui-comma
nisi Labor party" includes most
ly a section of the Roman Catho
lic segment ol Labor. -Eome
Roman Catholics, Includ
Ing Evatt's deputy leader, Arthur
A. Calweu.i remain memoers oi
official Labor. But Evatt has an
tagonlzed many Catholic voters by
attacking two bishops, charging
they tried to do political Injury to
tne Laoor. party.
Many electors look rm the Men
zies government as honest and sin
cere, if not spectacular. Every'
body In Australia remains weil
fed. and more Jobs are available
than there arc people to fill them
There Is little public interest In
the election always a pointer here
to no change in government.
Menzles says his party stands
on its record, that It promises to
preserve prosperity, that It will
not make a catalogue oi new prom
lses to preserve prosperity, that
it will not make a catalogue oi new
promises. He contends victory for
Evatt would land Australia in an
International and Internal financial
crisis.
Evatt says Labor will raise pen
sions and Improve social services,
reduce taxes on low Incomes,- put
a special tax on "exorbitant"
company profits, restore cost of
living adjustments to wages, and
expand exports.
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:19 Lowell Thorns CBS
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Friday, Dec. 9
6:00 Minute Newi Summary
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Missiles Get
Top Priority
NEW vnnic in th mu. vAhv
Times said Wednesday the Army
has ordered lop priority lor guid
ed missile production.
A Washington dispatch to the
newspaper reported that MaJ. Gen.
John Brilrft MrriaH
chief of the Ordnance Corps, has
been ordered tn Rerietnn Aton
al, Huntsvllle, Ala., for the special.
izea roie of expediting the develop
ment end production of the push
button artillery. The story also
said :
"Oreat Impetus has been given to
the Army guided missile program
by the Redstone. highly secret
supersonic guided missile named
for (he arsenal. It 'was produced
mere oy a colony of more than
100 former tterman rndct mrt mia.
slle experts."
Fir Plywood
Record Set
TAOOMA l.n The Western fir
plywood Industry will set a produc
tion record of nearly 4 8 billion
square feet In 1955. Its 50th year,
W. E. Dilford. managing director
of the Douglas Fir Plywood Assn.,
announced Wednesday.
Nearly all of the outnut came
from the coastal atatea. which
turned out nearly one billion feet
more than last year. Difford aaid
that the Industry has set produc
tion records earh year beginning
with 1947. when the government
lilted controls on plywood.
He predicted another record next
year. He said reports of new mills
under construction and a study of
market conditions Indicate an out
put of 5 billion feet.
Eleven new plants opened thin
.war. An additional II are under
construction and 12 more are, in
wir pinnmng stage.
While the Industry has had a
record year, there have been, a
number of reports of cutback! tn
sheathing production tn recent
weeks. Although several mills nave
reported laying; off workers be
cause of this, most spokesmen
hare called it a seasonal problem.
Sheathing Is not In demand when
winter brings a slackening of con
struction. Some mills, fared with a weak
sheathing market, have turned to
better quality sanded plywood
which has continued to hava a firm
demand.
BERLIN (UP) Western officials
exprtued lear today the Soviets
would hold two captured Ameri
can soldiers as hostages in a dead
ly game of blackmail aimed at
KUHS Students
To Broadcast .'
"It'Taies Time," a program on
the need for parent Interest In the
schools, will be broadcast by tele
communications students of Klam
ath Union High School on station
KFLw .tonight at 1:30.
In the cast are Orrln Ormsbee,
Sally Brown, Mevin Boocher,
Oeorge Ooehrlng and. Mau
reen Griffith. Technical arrange'
menta have been made by Rae-
marie Neal and sound creations
have been made by Barbara Glenn.
The' program Is produced by
Charles Woodhouse.
forcing the return of a Soviet oHt'
cer who fled to me vc-
The East German Communist
press hammered away again at
the "co:rupt" West Berlin govern
ment, and an official Communist
..c,nr cold the -whole regime
must disappear to make Berlin
tree from scandals and corrup
tion."
Th. nailed threai was accom
panied by renewed hints at block
ing passage of Berlin's supply
barges from West Germany unless
the Bonn government Ssnnckles un
der to the Red demands It nego
tiate as an equal wit ntne sover
Fat riprmnn eovernment
The two Americans were seized
Wednesday by East Benin ionr
munist uolice as "drunken Ameri
can gangsters" and turned over
to the Soviets In apparent respect
of a lour-power agreement cover
ing such case's. Western dltlclals
said their early return would show
Soviet good lului in aDiaing oy
the four-power agreements.
THrniitv of the Americans was
still unknown. The Communist
Party newspaper Neiies Deutsch-
The officer.
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Western officials expressed fears
the Soviets would demand the re
turn of the Soviet officer and at
empt to use the two America
U bargaui lor his return. In the
past the Soviets have held cap;
Sired Americans for weeks if the
arrest happened to coincide Hn
"desertio'n ol a Soviet sold er
They always released the Amen
cans in the end.
The Communist press said can
.... ,i. i.terck was the
Victim of e Americarjvho
Communist'
and was beaten when he objected
to their, insults.
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