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Newspaper Page Text79th Congress Earmarks $90 Million For Oregon; Klamath York Included WASHINGTON, July 'i 1 ho seronrt pension or the 7IMIi I 'oiiKrcw, now nriirlnit ml loiirii-1 iiipnl, liun iiniMiipi latnl mure 1 than tU.OOO.mm lor Orr-unn in uli'cln. Iik'IuiI liiu Imitation, I Ilmul control, h linue hydro, rleetrle power (liun und tin lirnveiiirnt 111 Ihn Collllnlilll liver rhiinnel, Nenalor Coition (ll-Ore.) Intel c(iiiuii'bIiiii"I iipiimviil n und Miiniii liitlmiH fur Willamette valley iin)eil uk III)' iu'nnlnn'1 limnl linportuiil work for Ore Kon. 'I'lieae woulil conlrnl Hip waters of the Hlri-iiin whirl) In ninny seasons havn riono ureal flood llmnnur. Thp notion approved appro, prlutions of $l,7IH,li:i7 lor eon Iriii'llon f Ihs Di'm lmln Irrl lintliin pro)erl, $1.2111,1)05 for Urn Klnmulh project mid 1123, UUU for Hip OwvIipp nro)pi't. II milliorltril $'.!.ilWl,(lim to sliirt work on thp Mi'Nury 1I11111 tniini thp Cohiinhln rlvpr from Ore. linn In Wohlni!tnn, $2110.000 for improvement of Imp 1 11I11111I1I11 1 channel from Viiiicouvpr, Wash., In llotiitpvillc, $1,700,000 for the Detroit dmn on thp Wllluiupttp, M.IIIIO.unO for Hip Merldiin dmn on lliu Wllluini'tlp und $490,000 lor linuk protection on the Wil lamette mnl Irlhtitnrlra Praised by Cordon "T lion piiijecis," Cordon tiild. "lire nf Hip urriitest mate mil vuIup to the atitte of any action tnkPii liy Ihn t-oniirms. The Wlllitinulte appropriations will nrotei-t thp pxi.ntiiiu assets find tin Deschutes and Khniiitlli IrrlKutioii projects will ndd to thp value of thp slute's tmvtu. "Thp Mi'Nury dmn will pro. vldp futurp powpr which will lip needed liv tin- tuna thp proj ect Is completed und thp Im provements In t h p Coluinhlu 1 rlvrr rltnmicl will Increase Itn j liuvlKulillily. All In nil I fee! OrcKmi has fared well ul Hie hands of thin connrcs." During thp rlnn both Cor-' don ami Senator Morse (It Ore.) wprp ecllvp In uffulrs nf the scuute. Cordon In a incmlicr of t h p appropriations committee -Intel of tile mihcoiumittpp which handled thp Interior ilepnrtinpnt 1 und wnr department civil func tions hills. Cordon und Morse took pnrt In moat tnnjor debates in the senate. Mono drew attention by hl Inslntenre Ihut the ipnute vote on the fair employment practice! bill and the mill-poll tax bill. He rppeutedly told the aenale there should bp a rule that would prevent a filibuster from blocking legislation. Heirens Aided Down Corridor Jobless Vets Few In State SAI.EM, July 23 (!) Orp Hon veterans, who have received almost $7,011(1,1100 In C!I iK'iieflti luce V J buy, have one of Ilia lowest unemployment rated In the country, the ulute ujiemplify. mem rompciiiutlon commission aid toduy. About 4(1,0110 of the state's 100.000 vcteranii have filed claims, but many never drew a check. About 3UH0 check were puld nut lant week to vvtcruui, compiired with the peak of 15,000 In Februury. The commission (aid thut In ioine stutcs, the rnto of puymcnt la two or three tlmca Ihut of Ore gon. Sll Gaiter, admlnliitrutor of Ihe commission, autd: "Employers In this ttute have been limit co-operullvo In hlrlnil relurnlnii veterana, and we find thut younil men und women buck from the armed lure-en ure much more auxluua to work limn to draw a Kovernmenl alluwunce, "Thee votornna are not de pending entirely upon the em ployment ufflcea to find atiltuhle joba, but they are going out after work mi ilit-lr nwii and are f it- ! tliitf nieelv into nor neucellme economy. Many of llieie young people have had little experience In the work-a-duy world and wc all can help them get their atari." Feed Shortage Said Improved WASHINGTON, July 23 (Vi The poultry feed situulion In Washington and Oregon i "much Improved'' and threat ened liquidation of flocka of poultry has not materialized, N.' E. Uodd, assistant aecretnry of agriculture, told Senator Mitch-1 ell (U-Wa-sh.) lodny. Uodd notified Mitchell late lmil month that 243 cam of feed were en route In Ihe atutea. Since then, Docld wild, 75 , cars of outs and 37 car nf bar ley have been aent and 134 cra of corn hyproducta ordered from midwest processors. The assistant secretary aaid that when the price of the corn I byproducts was Increased slight ly on July 1 a number of the consignee cancelled their or dera and the deportment wna 1 "somewhat In the dark" as to i Ihe number actually delivered. "Wc were very anxious over , the reported feed shortage," Uodd suld, "and are relieved to f iixl that the situation is much Improved and thut the threat-, ened liquidation has not ma-tcrlalied." This Week at H offer's CHROME CHAIRS 7.45 Choice of either blue, red or black leatherette aeats. "Your Wostlnghouse Dealer" Hafrer Furniture 8th and Klamath 7C v, M Mueller Clung To Wreckage 7 Hours In Alaska Disasier KODIAK. Alaaka. July 25 (II I lor, was starting homeward to The death toll of the cannery iXJiigvicw, waan., 10 nave a Daoy tender Cougar, which sank Mon ntaALo xrwi, Kuoiiii run, on. THi aaoAr. inr tj, ma, t, tun. Visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grant and their daughter, Helen, of Myrtle Point arrived last weekend for a brief visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs nun. sell E. Hermann on the Merrill road. Grant la Hermann nephew. day night In atormy bhclikof strait, was reduced from 10 to 6 today when tho lone known sur vivor of the craft reported a fish erman and cannery worker, first listed among the victims, were not aboard when the ship foundered. The survivor. Harold Aga, 20. waa brought here for hospitaliza tion. He Is suffering from body and leg bruises and exposure after spending 11 hours In the chilled waters before being rescued. Aga said at one time he con sidered himself a "goner" and decided to Uike off his lifebelt to avoid prolonging his suffer ing in the frigid waters. But with Louis Mueller, Alas ka native service official, he clung to a six-foot gasoline tank which had broken from the ten der's deck. Mueller, he said, weakened after 7 houra In the water and slipped from the tank even while lights from rescue ships could be seen above the tossing surf. One previously unidentified woman victim was named yes terday as Lorraine D. Habch, a widow who had been working In a Kodiuk cannery. Another woman victim, Mrs. Amund Tay- Louls Mueller, mentioned In the above dispatch, Is a former law enforcement officer, and his parents, two daughters, and a sister live here. He was a former deputy sheriff and local Indian reservation officer, and at the time of his death was chief spe cial officer of the Indian service. At one time, he had temporary charge of the Klamath Indian reservation during a change In, the superintendency. Classified Ads Bring Results. To Members of Moose Family The Past Covernors will present a progrom of fine oct$ for the Moose family, Thursday eve ning, July 25, at 8 p. m., and refreshments will be served afterward. Fire Destroys Motor Trucks WALLA WALLA, July 23il! Fifteen motor trucks out of a fleet operated by Tauslck Ac Kuuffmun, fuel and ice dealers, were destroyed In an Industrial district flro that consumed their stnrugo gnrugc, an adjoining warehouse leased by .ellcrbach Paper company and smaller structures and threatened the W. P. Fuller Ac Co. warehouse. Several hundred telephone customers west of Walla Walla were deprived of service when a 303-strand cable was severed, and power services also were Interrupted by tho fire which required every avalluhle piece of equipment In the city and ad Joining military instullntlnns. Fire was discovered about 0 C. m. and brought under control y midnight. Unmage was esti mated at $150,000, the property covering more than a half block and Jumping a street into an other block. William a. Helrsns. Questioned about the Dsonsn caae. stum blea down a corridor at the county Jail In Chicago, aaalated by police, altor he became 111 from excitement. He waa arraigned on burglary and asaault chargea and ball set at $270,000. AP wirephoto. Haycox Reappointed To Library Board SALEM, July 25 IPi Eineat Haycox, Portland author, was reappointed by Governor Earl Snell toduy to a flvn-year term on the bourd of trustees of the Oregon state library. The governor nlo appointed Churles Fox, Lebanon manufac turer, 1o the advlsoiy commit tee of the forest products labor atory, succeeding Rny Jcub, Co quillc, who resigned. Minister Nominated For Swedish Post WASHINGTON. July 25 l.V President Truman today nomi nated Louis G. Dreyfus Jr. minister to Iceland, to be min uter to Sweden. Dreyfus, a career diplomat, succeeds Herschel V, Johnson, who resigned May 5 to become deputy United States represen tative on the United Nations security council, A legal resident of Santa Bar bara, Calif., Dreyfus has been In the foreign service since 1910. :rDINt-, At The Sign Of The RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest S14 Klamath Are. Open 5:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. rb SSM Ur Fartr U,MrtUaf JD' & -Or I V. Klamath Fall, I coupon U W jj as ivihin ai in ' Bi I X I Sweetheart SAP 3? 3i 15 50c MOLLE -S. . . . 33" W0.WW . . 29 2 n GILLti lE uuihtbt II n tmll 2 Cake) II Dl IIC v,gi', I In prescription filled it WilirMn Drug II 1 1 tl' DLUC I Stote To , Waljrwn pharmacitt doing II J 2S2lSaaa"a I Rl flflF I rnnm much more than the physical II f 1 ' e-1 T C II ajfcjna t9 49 Wtltrnrnnt I muing ol drugi He concentraiea lii lull If If Cl.25 SIZ II C F OC0 WtWrprOOf It ,lte". hi, keen experience and skill is II .MnOlUCll Zi m VnV adherence to your Doctor's written 1 i'HRORBiNHI ZIPPER " Th.f. the kind ol doing th.f I ADV" II IRTTjHn .;, doei it. That's the kind that a.siures It II HlNlOlB II I anrTTTTTl I BAG you ol Walgreen'l complete dependability. fW 11 79 11 WF 24. TJ 11 fTAmitt) Jl I r,TS I Grand for week-ends. 5Sss5is . 20 Federal Excise Tax on Toiletries. Luogag and Billfolds T ' -TT"'"? i EVENING JT M TO" BOK PKoTfl - IN PARIS V WRMAMEHT BUBBLE I ML BtTJ" 1 ' & 'I" BATH hiSlOT puff included. I ijg ' WMt W3 I (Limit 2) m mm m S 8 v -S UiJ Never Sfreiss S SOc SlZ9 1 W TIDY LIQUID SUTTON J M MENNEN I m, DEODORANT L J' 1 c, If WroveJ OOe 59 , P.l.t Form- SKIN BALM 'Jft 9cn'ie w 6-ounce bottle jrv? THURETS I Use iust twice weekly of 60 "pairs". -JJ m JJjy 39C I m 23 li SI m ' Swim-proot- G,e H M Easy to take.- Tube m DARK EYES Q j yTJ2 S S mt DR.WEST'S 1 For L.,h. 3(1 SUN TN J f "- S 89f AmL 47e pi m kmwA toothpaste m One .?P.icationaJ... -Never, atain MB & T OTOJl MP lasts 4-S weeks. -never a pain. SiS1 I U Vf' I o9 KRYSTAL-KOTE PHOTO FINISHING-I DAY SERYICEH ) jP I " Better Than Private Investigation There's an incienl way In which a purchaser might satisfy himself of clear tills to land. That is through sn exhaustire review of all deeds, wills, marriages, heirships and other documents by which the prop enf has been con-eyed, mortgaged, leased or transmitted over a long period of time. The purchaser of land who protects himself with a Commonwealth Insured Title avoids this endless detail, knowing, too, tbst no flaw will exist in the title to cause loss; WILSON TITLE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY Do FALSE TEETH Bock, Slid or Slip? FASTIEBTlt. an .mprovtd powder to b tprtrtkltd on uppr or lowtr pints, holdi fait tih mart firmly In plac. Do not MO. tup or rocx . no pimm fvrrh E' it tail or ft)lnf. aixaun -non-aoiat. Does not tour. Ciwcki "piatt oaor latniur I breuih). C3t FA8TCCTH t any drug nOW ttor. D GAV1C1 insecticides FOR DUSTING POTATO PLANTS NOW AVAILABLE AT MURPHY'S SEED STORE - TULELAKE MACHINERY CO. Kl.mslb rails, Ore. Taltlake, Calif. 1NSKCTICIDI DIVISION PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY irk.Hr. Callt. Snell Appoints J. P. For Odell District i SALEM, July 25 W1 Ray-1 moml W. Oohlerlch, Gilchrist, 1 was appointed by Governor Karl Snrll today as Justice of . the noacc In tlir- Odcll district ! of Klnmnlli cuunty. Ho succeeds K. W. Dunn, who : moved out of the dislrici. CAREM OFTHANKS Mr. (Jcori-i! Farrier unci broth ers, Pat ami Jc wish to thank 1 all the nelKhbors nnel frieiuls : for their kindness, help and nympathy, also fur tho beautiful floral offerlnKs, tlirouKh our period of sadness and bereave- nient. We wish wc could find winds to express ctur sincere thanks. We especially want to thank Rev. and Mrs. Griffith for their cuiiMilliiK words. Mr. GqorRe Farrier Brother Joe and Brother Pat. CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR ShtVa Lively Younffttr Now hr Backach la battar Many mitTtrera rolltv nairfflnc barkarM (rulokly, one llitjr tllseovtr ttiat tha rtal caima of thtlr trmiMt may b tlrH kllntra. Tha kidntya ura Naturt a chtt way of tak Inf Uit Mem acldi and tvaatt out of tha lilond. They help moat peoplo pui about 8 pint ii tiny. Whan dlionttr of ltlrlniy fnnetlon permit fnlirnnii matter tn rtniitln In your blood, It tnaycaunonaBslnKiiaokarhasrhoiimallatwIna, Irs palm, Iom nf pei anil onerrv, fttllnf tip niirhla, iwflHnir, pulTlitrpi under tha tyel, htftriaohea and dlnlnen. KrMiuent or icanty Itauutra with amartlnic and burning aome tlmei aliowa thtro la aomtthlng wrong with our kldneya or hlatlder. Don't wait! Aak ynur dniffirlat for Doan'a Tllla, atlmulant diurttta, uitd tiflrtiafully by million for over 40 year. Doan'a glvt happy relief and will htlp tha IB mllta of klilntv tubti rtuah out poUonoua WMtairos your blood. Oil Doan'a Tilla. NEW CITY BUS SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE AUG. 1, 1946 flha.t. w.v 1 South 8th k j Altamont it Oregon Are. Hot Springs Shasta Way Homedale Summers Lane . 1. . y r.a. Laava S. Slk i.iara Laava . l..aa" Ltava All. I.aTa I.jaa Ora. Lnn Laara F. T. m an Ilk and Ilk and 41k A"- J. 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S:S S:tt 10:00 I0:3t IA:A0 llllt IA:ta 1S14S 11:1 11:1 lima Ililt Hit AM llllt 11:11 11:45 11:1 lilt 11:0 AM 11:1 Duo la eandlllona kayan anr oenlrnl, aurk aa ranalrupllon an Sanlk Ilk. tka ailanslan af carlaln raas, ato., a ara farpad la Inauturata a naw arhadula wkli-k wa teal aura will ka mara aallifaelarr la Ika pakllc. natlnnlna Aaiual lat Ika Skatta War kua will laava lawn an Ika kaar anlr, and will tarn araand al Madison and Namk nik and rr-llirn via Skatla IVar. Tkarffnrp, Ikaaa paapla en Santk Slk W'ka havo kaon rldlnf Ika kanrlr Mkaila liar kua will rlda Ika Soulk Alk and Altamakt-SHminara l.ana baaas. Tka Soulk Slk kua will Iravo lawn al lis ol Ika kour and all trips will canllnaa araand Hapo ant namadalo, axoopl Sundays and Holidays. Tka Allamonl-summars l.ano fcns will loava i1 allor Ilia avon kaurs and IS allor Ika odd koors Ikreuihout Ikt day, and all trips will oontlnuo around lummirs Lana oaoopl Sundays and llalldaya. Tlir FOI.I.OWINO SCIimi l.K ONI.V WILL UK irrECTIVI ON SVNDATi AND HOMnAT8, and will Inolada Kkasla Way, Boulh elk, and Allamont. SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY Shaata Way and South 6th South Sixth Altamont "l.aavo l.fova I.oava i.aave TLoavo Laava Ilk Main Madison SJIk 41b Main Idalla'a Ilk a Main AH. Andarsag " AM diO Atlil "" 'AM Oil AM 7:0 AM 1:1 Ait:4 amii s:'io S:in ami ait : mil :! :lt 1:0 1a:J 1ll tomo 10:10 10:10 11:00 III.' llilo 11:011 11:10 11:10 FM 11:00 FM 11:10 FM 11:10 FM 11:110 TM 11:10 rM 11:10 , : llto 1:10 I mo 1:10 1:10 " 1:00 5:10 :l 1:00 1:10 1:10 1:00 Still Silo Slllll in Silll 4:00 4il0 4il0 4:00 41-10 -1:111 ;00 t:10 t:lll 1:00 t:10 t:lo 0:00 Silo 0:10 0:00 0:10 0:10 1:00 111 1:10 1:00 1:10 til :00 BiSO 111 . mo an iio aioa u ii R:00 1:10 0:10 10:0 10.-2 104 10:00 10:10 10:10 11:0 Jill ll'l 11:0 11110 - - lltlo 11:00 AM 11:10 AM IMP I I Tko Snndar and lloltrioy Hkaala War kua will ronllnuo aroond Soulk Olh and Inlo lawn. I'ka Sunday and Holiday Soulk Nik bus will so 1o Idalla'a and ralurn, amltllns Hapa and llamadala. Tka Sunday and llnllday Allamonl kua will lurn around at Andaraaa Ava., and ralurn, amllllnf Sommars Lana.