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Truman Makes
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WAHHINOTON, May 6 il'i-Prcs'
dent Trunin n k e d the nation
'lui'Mliiy to orguiiU It defenses
iHHltiHt (Irs an a country-wlcle basis
in mi eriort w avoid suin siiec
Laoiilar (Hunter as Die recent blunt
and Ware In Texan City,
UnleM the present (Ire rule run
reduced. Mr. Trumun n o, the
In Ihla ritmtlv fur ICIS7 alrmn
I will be more than 1790.000.000.
' "The concerted ellurl of el! our
i people l needed." he said In an ad
mires prepared (or the first national
lire preveniion conference, -inorcier
to make e((ectlve the known
vcnlliig large losses where tire
ocelli).
Mr. Truman's speech (onimlly
launched the rirlllMiraiiuns ol the
i three-day conference. Male and
1 local officials an well an private or
: ganlnatlons were Invited to parti
iclpale. MiiJ. (Jen. Phillip B. Olim
hm, administrator o( the Federal
Work agency, la general chairman.
Car Production
(Cut By Nash"
I DETROIT, Mv 7 irt'i-Nusli-Kel-vim.i.r
corooratlon announcrd to-
idav that a continued shortage of
Dieticians Say
British Are On
Starvation Diet
lighter than before the wur "In spite
I of the guzzling of extra milk, extra
uraAi.D news, Kismsia rum, rt, whiinksday, stir 1, ism, tatss
(at
Dast venr thev have told a
quarter million dollars or more
the
school meals and their mothers
, rations."
, Fowls available here-rationed and iortn of m insurance,
uiirttiiuiicu uuiRiuc ui ivflwuiniiwr-
LONDON. Mny 1 flV-Oiie of ZuotilM dally In order to provide
Britain a leading dieticians. Dr. the eilcrgy up , a ,ufj dlly.
Franklin Blckneil, said Tuesday work
that "England la dying o( starva- j '
"As a nation we must literally j Insurance Men Back
perish" unless food stocks Improve, e f r
blckneil wrote In the Medical Press, I rfOltl UOnTerenCO .
an Independent weekly, . i Returned Monday , from a four-
CIlllIU the "Dlteollsly thill stlODl,lnv llfn Inuimnri ronferriu. In
Klrls," '"undersized, debilitated chll- Ipurtlund were Lynn Roycroft, Paul
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I results are amaalng.
at u cont lined sliortane ol girls, "unnersniea, ueoiniaiea cnu- Portland were Lvnn Roy
.i,i. .r.i.1 h fnrceil Nash mulors dren" and what he deemed the bad ak. Eldred Putnam. Carl Baker
to curtail passenger car production i temper and general lassitude of thejLoy Barker, Julian Abtjott. all with
almost 30 per cent (or an Indefinite i whole population, Blckneil said the :tho Life Underwriters association of
oerlod government's nutritional surveys j Bouthern Oregon.
Nasli postwar schedules called (or have "damned themselves by their o( these, Roycroft, Lee, Baker and
nroductlon of 1000 cars a day but own euphoria, and mean nothing." Abbott received awards (or the Ore
iictiial output has not exceeded the1 Blckneil said school children werelgon quarter - million - dollar round-
methods of nreveiulna- (Ire and ure- ! recent M0 a day average. three lnchea shorter ana 18 pounds taoie. wnicn signuiea mat, during
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WHY DIDNTICAlipr- ;
southern facllle Houliclliuuw foreman H. V. Hrlliy I left I hands to
Harvey H, Miller, retiring niarhlnlsl, I bog of fishing tarkle as the latter
prepares to leave after 40 year wills the road. The fishing tackle along
with a new watch, were presents from Miller's fellow employee.
TRANSPORTATION NEWS
rrom Bt. Paul, Minn., romes the
announcement that the CI rest
Northern has reduced Its annual
Interest chiuges on funded debt
bv nearly 61 xr cent In the past 12
veers. The announcement was msde
bv F. J. Oaviu, president of Ihe
railways, to the stoikholileu at tlio
company's annual nieotlng there.
In making the announcement,
Clavm pointed out that contrary to
general belief that railways are
wallowing in profits Is the fact that
they earnrd an average of only 2'.
per cent on Investment In IMA. He
added that railway wages have
risen more than M per cent and
cunts of mateilals and supplies have
Increased Ul'i per cent since 1VJP.
"Railways need and consistently
nnul have at least a six per rent
return on Investment to continue
production, maintenance and im
provement . . ." he asserted.
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W. O. Curllsx nf 8an Francisco.
Ihe assistant freight traffic manager
for tho Western Pacific railroad. Is
in the basin area today making a
general Insiiection of his company's
activities here. Curtlsa Is being
shown through tho locality by it. H.
Taylor, local general agent for Uie
road.
R. A. Ilmick. the- new general
agent (or the Southern Pacific, Is
ieioried to be in Han Francisco
today, but will be back Thursday.
Hourk la south on business.
Lloyd Blltt, whom Houck suc
ceeded here, left last Saturday fur
ftacramento where he Will take over
his duties with the Western Pacific
railroad.
Helen Underwood, clerk In the
general agent's office at HP I back
on the lob this week after returning
from Idaho Falls, Ida., last Hunday.
Hhe was called to Idaho by the
death of her (alher.
It seems to be vacation time at
ON with W. O. Preston, dispatcher,
back from a vacation In Montana,
C, E, Cnldrr, brnkemnn. leaving
(or a vacation at Fresno. Cnllf., and
J. W. Ray, swltrh foreman,
Honing at Van Nuys, Calif,
Pi
ene of A. W. Rolweller In the basin
area from Hen uie. Rotweller Is Ihe
claim agent from Health) and la
here on buinrs
Gene Dalev of Oreat Falls. Mont.,
lis returned home after spending
several weeks with his mother, Mrs,
Florence Daley, ON clerk. Also a
guest or Mrs. Daley was her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gordon Hover of Plney
Wood, Mont.
ROAD FIND
WAHHINOTON. May 7 ilA-The
homing exedlter was directed to
allocate 110.000.000 to the forest
service (or construction o( access
roads In legislation approved yester
day by the senate,
Henator Cordon (R-Ore.) told Uie
senate the roads were needed to
make ripe timber available (or hous
ing needs. 1
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