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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1946)
Interior Appropriations Vill Bring Showdown On Congressional Spending WASHINGTON. June II OP) Ehars differences between een- at spending notion and house j frotaluy promiaed today to fur-j noil a major showdown on how : far congress will go ts whittling j down gorernmental expend- j lure for the next 12 month. A 1341.SS0.000 interior de- parunent appropr-aiions bill be- j rame the financial guinea pit for the test at the hands of a i )oiat congressional conference committee. i As it pasted the senate late ! yesterday, the measure earned nearly twice the $179 4M 00 al-j locations previously approved by ' the bouse. It would five the in-. tenor department about SI 34, 000,000 more than last year. j "Worst Mosey Crab" Senate passage, by roll call ' tally of 44 to 18. came only after senator Bridges iR-NiL) termed the bill "the worst money grab"' the senate has enacted m a "long ' long time"" a "nap in the face of economy, a slap at private : industry." I With this money measure out ' of the way. the senate turned ' its attention to a M.100.0Cf9. 000 supply bill for the navy. Here, i too, the appropriations commit- tee recommended more than an- j proved by the house, boosting tne total usi.ouu.uoo. Before final action on the in terior bill, the senate a proved 17.500.000 for the southwestern power administration and grant ed 4 .572. 000 for construction of power transmission lines at Cali fornia's Central valley project. Funds for the two federal pro jects were voted oy narrow mar gins despite a bitter two day protest -mat tney constituted trend toward socialization. threat to private enterprise, and menace to state sources SPREADIWO OUT I "We thought aVx.t wrariVgf PHILADELPHIA. June XI (Pi I our uniforms." said Margaret VLl The American Legion instituted Srhafrr, pott chairman, "but lor its first all-woman port last night j the sake of those w ho aren't the but the ladies took, the oath in ; same sire as they used to be, ctwie. i we decided on dresws." tflAIVAI CHATS CARPET IE CUES tb i a a irrwa. kwmis ran., at. rsroar. ih ti, ims, ya tmt Senators McCarran fD-N'ev.) and Elmer Thomas (D-Okla led an unsuccessful f-tht to hait con structioa on all future govern ment power projects unul con gress could estaolish an over-all policy on nauonaiizauon of elec trical energy. Major reclamation construc tion projects approved by the senate in the interior bill were (figures approved by the house, prior to senate passage, are shown in parenthesise Gila. Arut, $3,500,000 1557. HQr. Davis dam. Arii.Srv, 15.000000 (S65v4.070: Cen tral Valley. Calif, $25,000,000 S10.S40.120;; Colorado Big Thompson. Colo, S13.000.00t iS6.5O4.075: Hungrr Horse. Mont, $2,000,000 S7.210': Co lumbia basin project. Wah, $27,400,000 lS13.008.145: Mis souri nver basin. $25,582,202 IS10J1Z6S5): Provo nver. Utah.' Jrf.OOZ.000 (Sl.34S.040l: River ton. Wyo, S3.320.550 i6S0 410: Kendrick. Wyo. $1,895,000 ($218- 800c and Shoshone,-Wyo, Heart 1 mountain division. S1.S17.672 i ($348.B85. Total reclamation funds ap proved by the senate for the next year were $175,514,075. 4 of g a -vJV 1 ttAnlte V ma a mm . t,majmt,ms. .INI.-" el isacs"" 0 S Q U 1T0ES :l DIUCS. SPIDERS 2 More Called In Redin Case SEATTLE. June 21 CAP) Two more persons have been listed for subpoenae in the Nieo lai Redin espionage trial sched uled to open Tuesday. Government attorneys yester day named Byron Johnsrod. for- mer Associated Press staff writ er in Seattle and Fred G. (Ted) Clark Jr, attorney, as persons to be called as witnesses in the bearing. Neither men gave any indi cation as to why they were be ing called, except that they were acquainted with Lieut. Redin. Clarke said be met the former Russian purchasing commission representative, now accused of obtaining plans for a navy des troyer tender, as a navy officer uunng tne war. Johnsrud. former Spokane newsman, recently resigned from the AP here to become a free lance writer. Nail Shortage Relief Hoped WASHINGTON, June 21 CP) Hope for relief from the critical " shortage of nails for fruit and vegetable crates in the Pacific iwinwen was held out today by the agriculture department. It notified Rep. Horan (R- nasaj that the civilian produc- uuu wunuusirauon naa located 30.000 kegs of common and box nails in various sections of the OTimry wmcn would be routed to shortazi. smm Horan said dealers in the dis- wo areas should notify the department promptly, request ing part of the supply. There has been a shortage of crate and box nails in both Washington and Oregon and with the crops being harvested state officials have appealed to members of congress for help. Minnesota Shipping Poultry Feed West WASHINGTON. June 21 UP) Th agriculture department no tified Senator Cordon (R-Ore) yesterday that poultry feed is being sent from Minnesota to shortage areas in the Pacific northwest. Cordon said 80 cars of oats ? f3 5 barle'r a"d 1 ears of gluten feed had been ordered snipped to production marketing administration at Spokane, wash, for distribution where it It roost urgently needed. "Tour Health I Our Business" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM zsz Hot Mineral 2& .. . Mud Both! it.', . "Ilia Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths ar. nimlil Tmm.4.4 tt - Etraa cia. HI... rltm Miami aarfarj ara la- II lalln araik af AsfeUaC Or., mm l.rr.0i Cr,i. JJjr raaraaaal Cuaalaa. Caatama. rkrala-Tkanp CUala. aacaT' " " allaas- BaaaaaaMa Kataa AaearSlas la faaiala raaalrra. Caaialrlalr faralUaS alaaa'af aa aaauaaaaiaa cakiaa vllk all aaaaara ia JiUm. tmr rnarrallaaa ar Satan bfar. . . -. ...icti aitiiiri alia- ral SarlBfa SaalUrlaai. Bl. I, Atklaaa, On. a akaaa Laag Dia. 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