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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1946)
.Slow Down Discharges- Patterson By JOHN GROVCR MANII-A Jim. 17 (I') Sec retary of War I'alturaou mild to day It win iiociwxitry to alow down the Ocll)r-U;ci!inl)nr rata of (llnrhlii'Ui! oi' thu Unltnd StuttiM would hiivo luul no army at nil ly Juno 1. l'liltoi Non ut a proa conforunce talf(l Unit nearly 3,900,000 men luul boon (li'inoljlllzed llui luul three months' of 1IM5 ami, liud (ho ruin been maintained, thu American army would luivo been only a memory. Tho secretary mild thu United Billion him di'flnlto, world wide Commitment! unci It la necoasary to mil In tul ii mi nrmy estuullsh ment mid aitrecri unllroly with Cenerul lOlxenliowcr'a domoulll zullon policy. Ho reported that tho question of lilvlnii ovemeim veterans extra irnliiU In addition to thoiio they had ui'lncd before tho September 2 freeze "In under conaldora lion." There lire no present plum for further coimltlorntlon of married men or those with Ichn than thri'u children no fur an he known. Cloaed Seaalon The aucrctnrv conferred two hours In a cloned meeting with u nlno-miin GI committee which bombarded him with questions on why they were In the Philip pine!. Patterson replied that they were supporting occupation nrmlen In Japan and Korea and that their work wan necennnry. Tim United Stilton Man vnnt stores of nupplien In the Inland which muni Do serviced penning dlniKinltlun by nurplui property aifenclea, he added. Patterson mild a final declnlon on miiliitiilnlnK an American Har rison here had not been reached but "It la pretty well entabllnhed that there will bo a Karrlnon here after (the Philippines are grant ed) Independence." Anked If U. S. army troopn here would be lined in event of Internal disturbances' In the tense Agrarian area of central Luzon, tho necrctary replied "I never heard of such a problem" and declined to elaborate. lie also waa noncommittal on the quentlon of troop morale In tho Pacific except that "It is bet ter In lomo places than others." tor iw w m awn we. r. arc, i, twr, at ' HaydenToBe Guest Speaker B. E. Haydcn, for many years superintendent of the reclama tion bureau here, will trace the history of irrigation in this area at n meeting of the Klamath rminlu l-Tl4rtrl-lll m,Mkv 1m Km i, ho kl at the chamber or com iSlnerce January 22. at 8 p. m. ,),- Haydon came Into the Klam- 3 ath rogion early in me present century, when the reclamation program was Ju.it getting under way. Ho later returned to head the bureau hero through yearn of hugo farming development in the region. All Interested persons ara wel come to attend tho meeting and hear the talk, Geneva Duncan, president of the society, said to- Hnv She announced that Lancaster Pollard, superintendent of the Oregon Historical society, will be at the meeting nnd there will be a discussion of a proposed his torlcal museum hero. Tax Office Here Jammed Complexities ot filing tax re ports brought persons Into tho U. S. office of internal revenue this week by several hundred per day. Farmers filing special tax re turns and others filing estimat ed 1040 lux returns sought as- slntancc In filling out proper lorma neiuro inc deadline Janu ary IS, causing the rush. Heavy business Is expected to , cuminuu ai uie ouiee uiuu Y March 19 when all tax money ili mum no in inc ntiu. ijawrencc :r K. Ellson, deputy collector in charge, suggests that those wish ing ns.sl.itanco come In early to avoid wnltlng. SIDE GLANCES A .ll .. I,. II,. 1,111a T nnl !. ti-Aii. llbo a (llirllf'KS. tilll III in, biiio ft n"1 . .... but every lime I look at her kIic reminds me of a rum mi e sulci" Morse Says As Steel Goes So Goes Nation Br CHARLES D. WATKINS WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 Ml When the steel strike threat endn, Senator Morno (R-Oro.) nald today, Industrial strife In tho country should end too. lie added he expects the steel case deadlock to bo broken shortly. "I think It Is perfectly clear that as steel goes so goes the nation, so far as settlement of the pending major labor dis putes are concerned," Morse said In an interview, "Industrial history of the na tion shows that heavy industry, particularly, as well as other large Industries follow in a gen eral way wago trends set by steel. In tho present economic strife it is obvious that many Industries are waiting to sec what happons In steel because their costs of production bear a very close relation to prices they have to pay for steel, . Confidant "I am confldunt that the dead lock in steel will be broken in the next few days If not today. I think when the steel case Is broken, existing and potential strikes will bo of short duration and with the wheels ot produc tion rolling again the hysterical demand for legislation which seeks to place a very drastic control over American labor will greatly diminish." Morse said he hoped the steel settlement will be ono which will encourage production of needed consumer goods and at Uie same time not produce in flation. The name Maryland was given to the eighth smallest state in the union in honor of tho wife of Charles I, Queen Hcnrlotta Maria of England, Groups Back Plan To Fix Highway 395 LAKEVIEW The Oregon Wool Growers association, Grant County Livestock ansoclation, John Day chamber of commerce and Burns Lions club arc the latest bodies to endorse the ef forts of the Luke County cham ber of commerce to secure im provement of highway 395 In northern California. Resolutions were endorsed by these groups within the pant few days, stress ing the Importance to the went coast of this highway and the need for Its reconstruction to modern standards, particularly In the area between Alturas and the Oregon state line at New Pine Creek. Harry A. Ulley, chairman of the transportation committee, and Jack Maync, manager of the Lake county booster body, se cured these resolutions on a trip last weekend to John Day and Pendleton, They report tho sup port of the Pendleton chamber of commerce also was assured, and a resolution to this effect will bo adopted at that organiza tion's next board of directors meeting. The chamber officials also are communicating with the Oregon Cattle and Horse Raisers associa tion, and it in exnected that this group will follow the California Cattlemen's association and en dorse the improvement at its meeting this spring. All of the resolutions received, which total more than 20 to date, Will be made a part of a brief which will be completed by the chamber next week and deliv ered to the commissioner of the public roads administration. A second brief urging the improve ment of highway 305 between Ravendale and Secret valley in Lansen county is also being pre pared. Resolutions received after the brief has gone to Washington will be forwarded to Congress men Englc of California and Stockman f Oregon for deliv ery to the public roads authori ties. During the war, the shipbuild ing industry was the biggest uner of steel, 'consuming more man 33,uuu,uuu tons. 15-Milp Power Line ' To Be Constructed PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17 (IP) A 15-mlle power transmission line will link Northwestern Elec tric company's system to the Bonneville power sub-station at Troutdale as part of a $1,425, 000 building, program in 1048, the private company announced louay. , , T. E. 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