6 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Wed., June 29, 1949
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HURRICANE HUNTERS Tne hunting season has opened lor
these three Navy planes, winging their way over Miami Beach,
Kla., on their way out to sea. They're hunting hurricanes. During
the hurricane season, they fly far out to track down any storms
approaching the coast, and give the weather bureau ample warning.
Poison Gas Use Against Rebels Denied By Greece
Washington, June 29. m
The American-Advised Greek
Army is using two chemical
weapons with such eftcct that
Greek rebels and their Soviet
bloc backers have raised the cry
of. "poison gas."
Officials reported this after the
Moscow radio declared that "200
tons of special material for mak.
lng gas was unloaded recently
HOT WEATHER!
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OLYMPIA BREWING COOlympll,WHh.,U.S.A.
"with great secrecy" from
American ship in Greece.
Denying that outlawed gas
has been or will be used, of
ficials said the charge might have
stemmed from the use of two
other chemical weapons permit
ted under the recognized rules of
warfare: Napalm, an incendiary
bomb which has the effect of
flaming oil, and surphur smoke-pots.
The smoke has been used to
route the guerrillas from caves.
Napalm bombs, which were used
with deadly effect against the
Japanese in World War II, are
dropped from planes to disperse
rebel groups.
The Athens government ac
knowledged the use of the sul
phur smoke In replying to a
Czechoslovak charge of poison
gas filed in the United Nations
this year.
Many people enjoy a "hot" cur
ry in summer. Make the curry
of chicken or shrimp and serve
it with as many of trie following
accompaniments as you have
available: fresh pineapple chut
ney, shredded fresh or moist can
ned coconut, peanuts (whole or
ground), onion and tomato relish,
raisins, pickled watermelon rind.
S ot. In n ilu
package only $1.
Economy quart
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OLD WAY W ffHft.
Committee OKs
I rial Kun in
New Farm Bill
WASHINGTON, June 29T OB
The House Agriculture Commit
tee approved Tuesday a brand
new farm bill authorizing a three-
crop "trial run for the Tru
man administrations controver
sial production payment" pro
gram ior agriculture.
The measure went through on
a 17-9 vote against virtually solid
rtepuoucan opposition.
It sets up a major issue
as Democrats and Republicans
scramble for the Midwest farm
votes in the congressional elec
tions next year. Some farm
groups already are assailing the
administration s idea as a s
sidy" and a "dole."
The measure would maintain
rigid price suooorts. at higher
leveis ior most crops man under
ine present price prop program.
11 wuuia repeal tne larm Dill
enacted by the Republican-con
trolled 80th Congress, with its
bu ot tfl) percent of parity props.
Some Committee Republicans
battled for continuation of the
resent farm program into 1950.
'hey oblected to even the lflSfl
"trial run" for "production pay
ments" which the bill would permit.
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.0 MORE back-breaking weed iHgging! Now you can enjoy a
beautiful, weed-free lawn by just mixing 2 tablespoons of WEED-NO-MORE
to a gallon of water and spraying it on.
Wccd will soon begin to shrivel and die. WEED-NO-MORE
kills dandelion, plantain and other ugly weeds yet won't injure soil.
Get It today! 8-oiinrr law n sif package treats 1600 square feet.
Just spray on . . . WEED-NO-MORE.
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Extradition Of Oregon
Swindler To Be Asked
ASTORIA, June 19. (JP
Extradition of Leroy Allcorn
from Houston, Tex., to face bad
check charges here will be sought
by District Attorney Garnet t
Green.
Allcorn, charged with giving a
farmer a rubber check for his
farm, and heading south with the
farmer's daughter in a new car
bought with a rubber check, was
arrested at Houston last week. It
was indicated at first that Hous
ton planned to prosecute on simi
lar charges, but it was learned
here subsequently that he would
be released unless Oregon wanted
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Green said he did.
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Grasshopper Horde In Harney County
Not Expected To Reach Farming Areas
PORTLAND, June 29. UP
A vast horde of migratory grass
hoppers now covers 800,000 acres
in desolate Southern Harney
County but entomologists think
they won't get into farming
areas.
Dr. Don C. Mote, head of the
Oregon State College Entomology
Department, reported the "thick
infestation and added that it is
a new species for Oregon. The
hoppers came into the state from
Northern Nevada last year.
They have been seen on tne
wine In the past weeki rising in
clouds to 200 feet at times, he
said.
He noted however, that their
migration last year moved them
only 40 miles and a long trek into
larmmg lands is not expected
this year.
Field men have been at work to
control them and while there has
been a good kill, "the total de
crease in grasshopper numbers
is insignificant compared to the
entire mass."
Two weeks ago an infestation
of hoppers was reported in Baker
county, with especial concern be
ing felt In the Durkee rrea. Crews
moved in with poisoned bait and
a plane sprayed the area.
BaKer county s noppers are tne
HAND IT OVER. BUD! Caesar, 189 pounds of Great Dane
muscle, isn't holding up the bank in Auckland, New Zealand.
He's soliciting funds for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals. The teller decided to contributp
Negro Burial Ban May Be
Dropped At Klamath Falls
KLAMATH FALLS, June 29.
IJP Klamath Falls city council-
men considered favorably a pro
posal to strike a clause from the
ordinance governing the citv-
operated Memorial Park Ceme
tery wnich prohibits burial of
Negroes there.
A delegation visited the coun
II In connection with the case
of Pete Williams, 27-year-old Ne
gro war veteran. Under the ordi
nance, Williams could not be
burled In the new Memorial Park,
and was interred in a war vet
erans' plot in old Linkville Ceme
tery, where the rule did not
apply.
Negroes and whites were in
the delegation urging the Coun
cil to eliminate the provision
which reserves the new cemetery
for burial of whites only. Coun
cllmen turned the matter over to
the city attorney and judiciary
committee, indicating they would
pass an amendment repealing the
Jim Crow clause.
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Outboard Motors
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Mexicanni species, while those in
Southern Harney are menaloplus
occidentalis. The U. S. Bureau of
Entomology has an expert in the
field today to determine the ex
tent and seriousness of the Bak
er County Infestation. Last week
the county agent estimated 100
noppers per square yard at Dur
kee, covering an area a halt mile
wide and two miles long, nay
crops and orchards were threat
ened. Elsewhere in Oregon, with
hoppers especially prevalent in
Grant, Wheeler and Morrow
counties, the number is about
normal. Mote said.
A good way to use up a little
leftover rice is to put it into an
omelet about half a cup to a
two-egg omelet. Serve with hot
biscuits and currant jelly or peach
preserves.
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