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.
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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."
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or any funds made available to
Greece, in such a manner that
each dollar spent will count to
ward making Greece aeimup
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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.
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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.
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