Herald and news., December 12, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

Crater Lake National Park Will
Plot Be Open To Public This Winter
HEBALD AJTD HEWS THREE , Wednesday. Dm. 11, 1IU
Crater Lake nutlonnl pork
. slll nut bo open to visitors this
' whiter,
Mitch (peculation regarding
moiling of tho pork caused thu
ibovo atutumont to bo muclo by
Thomus C. Porkor, asslatunt
pork superintendent, today.
Parker mild no funds were
ivnlloblo to koop the park open.
A roprosentullvo of the U. S.
geologlcul survey hoi rocontly
coino from Washington to mnko
dully observations at Crater
Jap Held In
Abortion Case
SEATTLE, Doc. 12 (I1) De
tcctlvo Coptuln Hlcliurd P. Mu
honey sold lust night Dr. Jumcs
Munosawu, Japunexo physlclun
returned here In May from tho
Hunt, Idu., relocation centor,
win hold at city Jail on an open
chargo In connection with In
voNtlgntlon Into tho death Do
comber 2 of Bouluh Lo Clolr,
18, of Sholton, Wush.
Muhoney sold tho King coun
ty autopsy surgeon reported tho
girl died of an attomptcd abor
tion. Mrs. Louise Adams, 33, of
Shelton, identified by Muhoney
as tho dead girl's sister, was
hold as material witness.
Miss LeClnlr become ill In a
Seattlo hotel room, Muhoney
said, was takon to a hospital
and died 35 minutes after ar
rival. Mahoncy said ho had
signed statement from Dr.
Munosowi saying he hod per
formed an operation on the
girl.
Reds Favor U. S.
For UNO Sits
LONDON, Dec. 12 (IP) De
bate on a proposol to establish
the permanent home of the
United Notions organization In
the United States entered its
fifth day today witli Soviet Rus
sia lined up on the sido of those
members favoring the move.
Soviet Delegate Andrei Gro
myko told tho preparatory com
mission lust night that establish
ment of tho world poaoe
Honey's headquarters in Europe
would make it merely a "region
al organization."
The steering committee last
night set January 10 as tho
opening date of tho United Na
tions assembly. .
Export-Import Trade
Boom Expected
PORTLAND, Dec. 12 (IF) A
prediction west coast export-import
trade will boom during
world rehabilitation becauso of
vast surpluses of food and build
ing materials In the west was
mado to businessman here.
A. B. Knowles, Son Francisco,
agent for a - marine insurance
firm, said "the Poclfic north
west in particular" should bene
fit from rebuilding of the Phil
ippines and other Pacific areas.
loko and record any sound
waves occurring:. At the nrcsont
ho Is staying at Grants' Pass
whoro tho U. S, streuin ycur
gauging station U located.
Work Delayed
Work ut tho luko has been
held up by delayed delivery of
tho snow-cut which hus been or
dered for purk uso. As soon us
tno vehicle arrives tlio uses
mun will movo Into tho pork,
probably batching In ono of tho
(leudquurlers buildings, and use
tho 'cut for trunsportutlon to tho
luko.
lto will Install a sounding de
vice which Is considered more
satisfactory than tho solsmo
gruph which was first advised
Conchie Ends
Hunger Strike
WALDPORT, Ore., Dec. 12
(II The last of 12 conscientious
objectors who stuged a hunger
strike in protest of "delayed de
mobilization" and peacetime
conscription was eating with the
outers today.
Lloyd Dunzclscn, who stayed
away from the mess hull for the
20th day, decided to halt his
last after tho camp physician
recommended forced feeding In
o hospital bed.
Danzeisen declared "I'd just
as soon iced myself and added
ho believed tho strlko's purpose
hod been achieved.
Marvin Ponch, spokesman for
the fosters, reported Quaker
loaders hod written camp offi
cials as a result of tho strike,
and tho men as they requested
were now being assigned to
Cascade Locks camp instead of
to work in mental hospitals.
YOU DONT
NEID CASH
AT Seart-USC
PURCHASE
COUPONS
Tow to to tha Ctm OffM
Jnaft one to book full
of eoupona . . . thai)
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uh ill - tbrouib the ator.
ThttVa no tui or format
Hy, ao aiming eaWa atlpa,
RmaJI down prroat and
Monthly rrpftftnenUt Vaual
urjrtag bf(.
GIT YOURS TODAY AT
Ye? SEARS CREDIT Offtca
for tho oumoso of studying ond
recording any sound waves
which might occur.
Tho devlco, which will re
somblo a stovo plpo In shape,
and bo throo or four feet long
and five or six inches In di
ameter is being constructed by
the U. S. navy department. It
will be lowered Into the lake
by a cablo and connected with
a recording cylinder.
Tough1 Job
Tho job of taking the Instru
ment over the rim ond down to
tha edge of tho lake through
all the snow will be a tough
one, Parker stated. Two feet of
snow is reported at Camp Wil
son Just below the park en
trance end about eight feet Is
estimated at the rim now.
Installation and systematic
studies arc being worked out by
E. P. Lcavltt, purk superin
tendent at his office In Mcd
ford, for operation as soon as
the snow cat is available-
A study of old park flics
shows that In 1806 temperatures
tukon of tho water of Crater
lake showed 60 degrees at the
surface, 30 degrees three or four
feet below tho surface and 40
degrees at tho bottom of the
luki. Scientists at that time be
lieved that tho high or temper
ature on tho bottom indicated
heat there. Suqh temperature
chunges have not been apparent
In tests made during the inter
vening years, but may bo oc
curring again now, present sol
cntists believe.
Temperatures will be taken
of tho water again next summer,
Purkcr stated, and other scien
tific studies will be made then,
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Dangerous mixture . . .
During the war there was little production of
civilian goods, and a lot of the things people
had were worn out or used up
People did not spend the high wages they earned,
so savings increased rapidly.
The result is that America has built up tremen
dous buying power.
Lots of buying power and little to buy make a
dangerous combination Hie chemicals that ex
plode when put together.
When people need things badly and have plenty
of money, they are apt to pay too much for what
'they need. INFLATION then begins!
It's a dangerous mixture shortage of goods and
plenty of money.
The answer to high prices and inflation is plenty
of goods. ' .
America's factories should be working day and
night to turn out the things people need to haU
ance needs with goods.
Instead what do we have? A demand by UAW.
CIO leaders for a 30 per cent wage increase..
More than that, a strike which has closed down
General Motors plants. Both, are Inflationary.
Both make the mixture still more dangerous. '
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1.49
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