Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1947)
Mex. Disease Break Danger To US Herds The presence of foot-and-mouth dlicite In Mexican cattle li probably the moat Important problem confronting tin livestock induitry today, according to the American National Live Stock aauclstlnn. ' The Mexican outbreak of the dlaeaas itarted near Vera Cruz. It wag traced to the Importation of Brahma bull from Brazil. Fortunately the dlaeuno choao to aprottd toward the went more than toward the north, and itlll li concentrated tome 300 mile south pf the border. A Mexican delegutlon headed by Oicar floret, aulntant aocretary of aurlculture of Mexico, ii coming to the United State 10 worn out a oatiie line with thin government uuulimt dlovuie, Flore will havo dictatorial pow er! In tho foot-and-mouth fight In Mexico. Deaplte the economy drive of thin country'! republican congrea, obaerver do not co any opposition .to an appropria tion for the foot-and-mouth pro- . ventlon prdject, Runchen and livestock mon realize that It U better to spend aom monoy now to try to itump tho dlaimao out of Mexico rather : than to allow It to become per manently laddlod on that coun try and forever be a threat to the cattle induatry In the United State. Boundary Fane In the meantime,' border pa , trola, both federal and stiito. In California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texan have been trength oncd, and there I a bill pending before congress to rect a 1005 mlle fenc along the Interna tional boundary. Moat common mean of spread lug the dlaeaae I by cnlact with Infected animal .by undlaeaaed animal, but foot-and-mouth may alto be curried by persona, truna port vohlclea, bird and animala of any kind moving from the Infected area to "clean" terri tory. : ' If the dlieaae ihould get Into northern Mexico, cattlemen be lieve a 1909-miln border fence would be imperative. program agreed upon tenta tively by the United State and Mexico 1 for the establishment of an Iron-ribbed 'quarantine around the Infected area, imme diate' deatructlon of animal out aid the quarantine which break out with the disease, and gradual elimination of all llveatock In the Infected area. In the meantime the Mexican bordur remain abaolutely cloied to all animal lubject to the dlaeaite. or product from auch animal. No vaccine now avail ablo will control the dlaeaae. Britons To Gat Australian Land LONDON. March 13 A The Atiatruluin nigh commiaaloner' office aald today an official an' nouncement. would be made in Canberra "In a few day" on ne gotiation to charter the 44,788' ton liner Aaultan a to curry Brltlah emigrant to the do minion.' Upward of 200,000 Briton have reglitered for new home down under In a apeclal plan achedulcd to go into operation March 31, a ipokeunan aald, and a vanguard of about 400 build ing worker already ha made tne journey. Portland Poultry Plant Picketed PORTT ANn. March 13 (VP)- All tti'U mi a a lUinu rmA TueMrluv at the tint of ix Northweit Poul try and Dairy Product company plant thry threatened to abut down in Oregon. The picket were In front of the Portland plant, S. W, Bark er, aocretary of the AFL Egg and Poultry Worker union, aald the Mc-Minnviilo piuni woum oe nicketed tomorrow, and tnoae in Salem, Albany, Eugene, Hoae- burg and Redmond later. - KUIIS Helps Ag Training Klumath Union high achool become the epomorlng agent for Klamath county of the co operative operation of Institu tional on-farm training In agri culture for veteran, it wu de cided at a meeting of achool dl- trlct 1 and 2 Monday night at KUHS. Lee S. McMullen wa named chairman of the advisory committee. Superintendent Arnold Gra- laoD advined the board that one of the big buses ordered aom time ago, wa to dc aeuvcrca within a ahort time. The elementary board, No. 1, will meet next Monday night to atudy the 1947-48 budget and ha alao completed nurvey oi the building. On Thuraduy at 2 d. m.. board No. 2 will moke a nurvey of the KUHS building and I olio Hated to meet Mon day night for budgetary atudy. ( Windows Sparkle lite $f H araea and . ,tmm m ljJ MfjM efkejegVajfe) V italaW aMrWkja) POft I I I Mf Not Iih Om ii V3 riniai ua I ' II a.lai Oiifc.iali . t " - ' g - II 1 I M Hit MIMIt t CtlUfX J I MTWYMWIUUIM fries vaW eAe OaaaaSO fcaj)awe """Jf . . . Store Milk Bill Loses SALEM. March 13 OP) The aenate agriculture committee Wednesday refused to introduce the DroDoaed milk control bill iponaored by the affiliated milk committee of Portland. The action leave it up to the senate's rule committee to de cide if it want to iponaor the controveralal menure, which, In effect, would bring about the reduction of the price of milk bought In (tore. The price of store milk now I the tame a home-delivered milk, and Portland women' club and comumer organiza tion have demanded that the atore price be lowered becauae it 1 not subject to the delivery coat. President Delays Army Execution HONOLULU, March 13 (IP) Preaident Truman ha ordered a third and indefinite itay of execution for PFC. Garlon Mlcklei, 19-ycar-old St. Loui negro, who wa aentenced by a military court to hang for the rape of a war department ci vilian employe on uuam, tne army public relation office an nounced today. Mlcklc wa aentenced to hang January 20 but the execution waa postponed twice previously at the requeat of the national asaociation for the advancement of colored people. Truman Address Drew Loud Applause At Three Points WASHINGTON. March 13 UP) Preaident Truman' addrea to congress on foreign policy waa broken only tnree time by ac- plauae. xne first Dreux wnen ne aald: "It I of the utmoit import- Lincoln Urges Cooperation PORTLAND, March 13 UP) Jamea F. Lincoln, preaident of a company which ha gained prominence for peaceful labor relation, Mid today that law "can't make Industrial har mony." The Cleveland, Ohio, presi dent of Lincoln Electric com pany aald that industrial peace ''ha to come from within the hearts of labor and manage ment," , , He urged labor to give oper ators more of a chance. "It's get ting so in many place that the employer can't talk to hi em ploye without consulting a union chieftain," he said. "Now doe that produce industrial harmony? . . , It's got to be half-and-half on the part of management and labor." O w arms MILK FOR YOUR DADY lark vttfc Vttaaata m. --a- , j i in ii Lmm. mmUL I mmm mmmi SV Wrff fMaerJ)j tvajWIaiJ jaasi PJJW yw mmwft ... -J- o ance that we supervise the use or any funds made available to Greece, in such a manner that each dollar spent will count to ward making Greece aeimup portlng. , ." The second: "We shall not realize our ob jectives, however, unless we are willing to help free peoples to maintain their free Institutions and their national integrity that seek to impose upon them totalitarian regime." The third: "I would not recommend It except that the alternative is much more serioui." Mr. Truman's arrival tn tne house chamber and the conclu sion of hi address were loudly applauded by congressmen re gardless or party. , PROTEST SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 12 (A) It struck home today when California legislators got their hotel bills with rates hiked as much a 40 per cent. There wa a flurry of excite ment as legislative bills were prepared freezing California ho tel rent at OPA levels. 'And one senator proposed the legislature appropriate $1,500, 000 to build a capital hotel. UK BALD NfWS, 1mmUi fiUa, Of. TmmSBAT. Mat. la, IMT, ITIftMa Light Plane Breaks -Power Line TACOMA. March 13 WPV An airplane pilot, iwooplng a light plana over his house Wednes day, dipped too low and clipped a low voltage city power fine with one wing, cutting off llcht service for a few hours to 100 homes in the Salishan bousing project. Police Capt. Larry Amund sen laid the pilot, Donald E. Lynch, whose plane wa little damaged, reported immediately to police headquarters and agreed to reimburse the city for the damage. Hana Norland FUe taauiance. 121 M. th St. . Int, ai,u, Wtrt (All KUtuI UMtkl artoM rn titlwlw Sewinf Machina Sarrica ekm 1TI Kill skMa Wu Income Tax Return : Financial Reports C. C. Overeem Poena 1104 WataMl atr Zmlnmta CnaiteU ru BallSta KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifefima Guarantee Free Demonstration TeJaphana 9200 SAVE 31 On Year AUTO MAINTENANCE COST We will give your car complete lubrication . . once each month for just 70c per month. Ask our service salesmen about this big saving! OLDS-CADILLAC DIVISION 7tb Klamath "Ah... that's tho hind of coffee I n aimi'i j ii- ri ii i fi .' la ln.MMr'iiarailtiainia' "Jrr. hm'' ., b m- 1 Everything about Hills Bros Coffee is likeable. Its aromal Its flavor! Its strength! "Controlled Roasting is one of the reasons Hills Bros. Coffee always has these essential qualities'. The auto matic control of this exclusive Hills Bros, process develops to full uniform flavor every coffee bean in the fine blend. And you can be sure that Hills Bros. Coffee is alway fresh because it is vacuum packed in cans and the new Ultra-Vac Jars. like! tf UUilMW TOO GRItlDS l. Regular Grind 2. Thi New Drip and Glass-Maker Grind tlaMWtMe , Mt.u. rMiert IN lAlf Slnca mitol luppliai era af Iff limit. J, Nllh Iroi. Caffaa In coim maf naf alwajfi b abtalaotla. olGcmfric Flared Backs Are Smart on ALL-WOOL SHORTIES! Deep Shouldered . . . Wide Sleeved . . . Full Backed . Shorties in Gabardine, Suede, Fleece', Covert Pastels, Black, Navy. Sizes 10 to 20 - 38 fo 44. Sty C Viut Our j y TeiVTeen Shop for f Youngster's Spring Clothes! -budget Priced f Othtrs 29.95 e 49. r , C X ( J , . ec I i 1 i TT V Curves Are New ) cnniur ciiitci Flared Backs Lend Flattery Soft Dressmaker or Tailored Types ... - Gabardines and Pastel Wools. 1 ' Othtrs 29.95 to 49.95 Dainty frills Are Lovely on CREPE DRESSES! M) 95 Bustles, peplums, Pleats . , Pastels . . Prints . . Black . . Navy Others f.95 te 22.95 , Junior, Regular, Large Sizes. oLauawau l-'lan IN CANS 615-17 Main W W "
