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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1943)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE HOOVER SEES FURTHER FOOD . SUPPLY DROP U, S. to Fill Own Rubber Needs by Finish of 1944 SEATTLE, June 0 M Tho United States will bo producing all the rubber 11 needs by tho end of 1044, F. A. Klrkputrlck, spo clul represontatlvo of Rubber Administrator W. M, Jcffors, pre dicted yesterday. In a talk to an advertising club hero ho predicted that after synthetic plants now under con struction aro In full production, the nation never again will havo to depend on foreign sources for rubber. Classified Ads Bring Results. DURABLE MASSENA, N. Y (VP) Fred J. Smith, 81, a 100-pound farm er, driving his cows to pasture, was attucked by an Infuriated bull. Smith twice regained his feet after being knocked down. The third time the bull pinned the farmer to the ground, but the octogenarian grabbed the ring in the animal's nose, freed himself and got safely over the pasture fence. FIRST STATE READMITTED Tennessee was the first 'state to be readmitted to the Union after the Civil war. She fur nished 115,000 soldiers to the Confederacy and 31,002 to the Union during that war. AIRPLANE IMITATOR A hornbill in flight gives a most convincing imitation of an airplane, due to the rush of air through the stiff wing quills. It Is a native of Malaya. Juno 0, 1043 ' NEW YOHK, Juno 0 (I1) I'rcilli'tliiK that A i Icnn cltlcg will hiivc Ii'kk Inuil next year, llorbort Jluovcr iidvociili' a nine-point war food proKNim culllnii for rcoritmilriitliin of the country ' fouil control nyntcin Willi tlio secrrlnry of uurlvul turn on mini In tHtrti tcir. Tim former president, who was World wnr 1 food ndmlnls triitor. Billet Inst iilulit that Ills program offered tlio "only ono course which will clear up thin muddle of uncontrolled food prlcen, local famines, profiteer ing lilack markets and atlfled farm production." SpealdnK before the Amerl ,a'iin rami lliiremi Federation, Jkn declared that "Wo will not klurvo" hut If the Kuroean war ended within a ycur, America would have "no coiiKcqucnllnl food supplies, with which to meet threw or four hundred mil lions of ntnrvlnu people." "Hemedy for thu lUta luirvest year in now too late, as tlio phintlnit Is mostly done," ho ; kiild. "Wo must bcKln to build up tlio harvest of a year from now. Wo still have tlmo to re deem tlio situation." j Program Ctvan His proKnim included: I Consolidation o t authority j over food production und dis tribution under "ono single re sponsilile iidnilnlstrator" who, he auid, should bu tlio secretary ol uiiiiculture; decuiiliiilliutlon of work under stale, municipal mid cuiinly odmlnlstrators; in reiiscd farm manpower, ma 7 hiuery and tlio plautiiiK of "40 or 3D million more acres In JIM4." j Abolition of retail and whole- salo prlco cciliims so that price j llxuiK would beKin "ns near us j possible to tlio turmcr"; slmplt lication of rationing by "do-. crcaslutl tho number und vurle-; ty of articles rationed," avoid- j nnco of subsidies which, he called "delayed uKKruvutlon" which would not stop tnflntlon, mid establishment of a farmers' . war prico committee und aban donment of "so-colled parities." ' One-Man Job Hoover said that tlie first necessity In his program was to ; consolldato nil ood authority in one man. ' "Thero ure too many cooks (Jor too Utile food," he suid. ; 'Control of food is now divided nine ways over the department of agriculture, tho Ol'A, the lend-lease, the board of cconom- j lc warfare, the army, the navy, tho manpower commission and. tho Wl'li. "Tlio recent nddltlon of the ninth wheel, even through so able a mah as Chester, Davis, ' docs not make a food adminls-, trution.". j Hoover said tho present sys tem of price ceilings beitins at the wrong end, and that price-. fixing in a great food-producing ! country like the United States should "begin as nearly as pos sible to the farmer," with con trols proceeding from there on by regulation of tho trades I'ttalnsl profiteering, ns was done In World war 1. "Tho present prico system is lining farm production," he raid. "It is not stopping Infla tion." WkatlfouBuifliJiilt WM MMDS Tlio null-Tank nilno is nn in Rcnlous device which helped con siderably in Uin DnUle for Africa. 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