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OriKlnal plans were to build a new hospital, cold storage plant, and flvo bulklliiKs for of ficorg' (iiarti'rs. iint- the navy has advised Cordon another sur vey of available officers' nuar ters will be mndc, and the pres ent cold storaijo plant and laun dry If this can be operated in part will be utilized. Secretary Korrestul, In ex plaining new construetion plans, wrote that navy officials first thought the army still would use part of the camp, hence extra hospital facilities would be needed. The regular, camp fa cilities arc too far from the hos pital and too large, he said. Nimitz Writes Out, Official Communique On Tokyo Pounding SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18 fP Admiral 'Chester W. Nim itz was so interested in the at tack on Tokyo that he wrote out tho official communique himself, in long hand, said an NHC broadcast by Robert Mc Cormick from Guam; But the historic communique is missing. Whether it la the property of some souvenir hunter, or was mistakenly tossed into the waste basket, no one knows. O'Connor to Report On Red Cross Work PORTLAND, Feb. 18 (IP) A report on Red Cross services in Kurope will be given here today by I3asll O'Connor, national chairman of the American Red Cross who recently was over seas. Verne Simmons, San Fran cisco, Pacific area Red Cross manager, will accompany him Tht Anoclated Press mu TWIRT TCAN0OOA, Tcnn., Fob. -Th Initial showing of a ovle here next week is died as the first torch- iralera. k the government s brown Itr prohibits use of the tra I KircMlchts, arrange- atr maTn Uflfh n nmirhv m warfare service unit to la the proceedings with nrai Ll I. MC.M'. I'lfKAn Icit'dtr Dry" and many of wound snois were made p ti. URioinorpc, ua. BETTER HALF KSVILLE. Ind.. Feb. 18 Investigator Walter jr., comDing vansvllla finding a Miss Ruth Eld- to to an estate In Scot (turned homo and men Ms failure to his wife. ir. Downs ex- "That's mv rnimln Hp l" Mrs, Fletcher Denton rleteCtlv Wife alcn lrnn fra aaaross. I. 0kl., Feb. 16 (P) Kkson says Tulsa newg Mn are Johnnles-on-the. m nnuming's brenklng. Booker, n TnUn Wm-M E now employed by the Pfess, happened at dark i,.l,l ., i welry storo wjndow. t.wiuiiuiiy got jncKson r Win lnnllH. i fy, Jnckson broke an- y store window. sJrt i'C an armfu' of F ,""' J"'"- incy were 5, i.Ccc Brown and "iiu, an world re- iillall SUBJECT: : f?ath Basin Water epsion Plan feb. 2o N Hotel r To The Public red v. . JoChBmbe Bill Protects Users Of Water From Excess Payments WASHINGTON, Fob, 18 iri Legislation designed to protect reclamation project water users from excess payments has won the approval of the house irriga tion and reclamation committee. Chairman Murdock (D-Arlz.) reported that under tho measure only those exponscs specifically Incurred In operation of particu lar projects will be charged to the users. This is achieved by taking from the general recla mation office of the bureau of reclamation, the regional offices and the cost of Investigations. Tho committee also approved a bill to give preference on newly-Irrigated lands of the Boulder canyon project to World War II veterans. FRONT OFFICE EXPOSED CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Feb. 16 (P) College Topics, stu dent newspaper at the Univer sity of Virginia, has one 'blank column in. the current issue hended by this editor's note: "Due to the Inefficiency of the business staff we are unable to run tho thcatro ads." Busy people prefer to GO TO AS L WAYS Northbound buses leave at 8:00 a. m. and 1:20 p. m. especially convenient schedules for day time travel. Smoolh connections mean time saved en route. No wonder busy people prefer to go TRAILWAYS. Greyhound Bus Depot J. Ralston, Agent Morse to Discuss State Planning Funds WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (JP) Senator Morse (R-Ore.) plans to discuss postwar planning funds for states and local communi ties with members of the senate appropriations committee. The independent offices bill, approved by the house, allows 15,000,000, which the League of Oregon Cities has protested as Insufficient. The federal works agency had asked $77,680,000. The smaller sum, however, was approved by the house com mittee as an "initial" allowance, pending state legislative action. State measures would give a "fairly accurate picture" as to the demand for such federal aid, members suggested. The senate committee haa not yet begun hearings on the bill. Friday, Feb. 18, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN Best Wishes To "Doc" Noggle and His Staff on the Opening of the Tulelake Machinery Co. Commercial Maintenance Co. Engineered Lighting 328 Klsm.ih Are. 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