WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THRE1
Nation Still
Worst Heat Wave Of Year;
Chicago Water Lines Fail
llr Till) AeaMolaled rress
Tim worn! heat wave of the
if Hie nation, hud caused at
Kaalrrn atalra.
A finger of cold ulr from Canada had brought aubelanllal relief
nil nmi scattered showers to tin Itakolaa and Minnesota but It was
Iminl absorbed III Nebraake mid
bureau uld tho temperature drop
There was iiotlilni In slslit,
air from tlia Mlselaalppl valley, aoulli plalna and Ureal Lakea reglane
generally Vrltliln tlia nest If lioura, aiuiougri ine wina biiiii in nenraaaa
and Wenlern Iowa waa moving elowly elwrd with relief promlaed
for paru of other North Central i la tea tonight and Thuraday.
Ilolh the Eaalern and Itoeky Mountain alatea would be warmer
today, forecaalera aald. ' 1
No mm of consequence waa In
Immediate priMixct fur moat of the
dry midwest lousoU, now generally
depleted of moisture by three daya
ol teniiieruliirea raining from tlia
hliih IHla to well abova 100 degree.
Pastures wero reported drying up
and hay crops reduced. Corn has
fired Id at least a few area.
Water Off
In Chicago, where the tempera
ture hit 100 di-iiree yeatcrday,
Mayor Martin li. Konnclly Issued a
proclamation aaylng tho conserve
lion of water waa "Imperative."
Muro than 300 tenanta on aecond
floora had complulned, ho aald.
that preaauro haa leen so low at
tlinra they wero unable to obtain
water from fauceta.
Kalalltlea from the heat reported
during the paat 34 hours Included:
Chicago 4, Arkaiuaa 3, Indiana,
Pennsylvania. Tennessee, Iowa and
Wisconsin one each.
Yuma, Aria., waa the hottest spot
of the nation yesterday, with a
high reading of 111. Krcsilo. Calif.,
and Advance, Mo., reported 107
degrees. Other high readings In
cluded: nutesvlllo. Ark., 106; Parla,
'l'enn., 106: Houghton, Mich., 103;
Omaha, Neb., HI. Louis, Mo., Mar
quelle. Mlrh., Memphis. Term., and
Nashville, Tenn., 103: Los Angelea,
Kansaa City, and Little Hock, Ark.,
101.
Right other elites. Including Dcs
Moines. Ia., Ixwlsvllle, Ky.. Min
neapolis and at. Paul, Minn., had
highs of 100.
Lebanon Swimming
Pool Gets Okay
LEBANON, Aug. 8 WV-The city
council went ahead with plana for
a municipal swimming pool today
after voters approved a five mill tax
levy for five years which la expeot
ed to raise 110.000 annually.
The s)eclal election yesterday
drew 40 per cent of the eligible
voters who cast 334 yrasand 111 no
ballots for exceeding the I per cent
constitutional tax limitation.
The council reported 117.000 al
ready In the swimming pool fund
from other sources.
Hotels Get Delay
In Rent Filing
PORTLAND. Aug. 6 wfV-Holel,
motor court end tourist home oper
ators have been granted a 30-day
extension to file application for de
control of rents, E. Daryl Mabee,
director of the Portland rant office,
said today. Tho new deadline la
Aug. 30,
HLOTH OUT
BAKER, Aug. WV District At
torney C. T. Oodwln has directed
Bhrrlff Trrd V. Spence to notify
oiierators of slot machines to remove
them from the county at once.
Those refusing to comply are to
be arrested. Oodwln said.
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MOREPEOPAEWE SK0MG
Mi
Gripped By
year, still firmly anchored over moil
IB deaths today aa II spread Into lh
Western low where tlia WMllier
u only moderate.
the bureau aald, to dlelodgc Ilia hot
SEC Files
Salary List
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Of')
Remington Hand, Inc., Buffalo, N.
Y paid Its president and board
chairman, James 11. Rand. Jr., a
gross salary of $303,873 last year,
the firm's annual report filed with
the securities and exchange com
mission disclosed today.
Other Remington salaries report
ed were Stanley M. Knapp, execu
tive vice president, 888,310 and Hur
ry Landslledel, vice president, 171,
078. P. Fred Cartoun, board chairman
and general manager of Loglnes
Wlttnauer Watch Co., Inc., New
York, received 1150.667 which did
not Include 8I4.MI In profits and
pension trusta paid by the company
for his benefit.
Another watrn company official,
John H. Ballard, president of liulo
va Watch Co., Inc., New York, was
paid 808.668
Longlnea also reported John P.
V. Hrlnmuller. president, received
887JM. exclusive of 810.838 to
trusts, and Louis Cohen, factory su
perintendent, drew (68.038, not In
cluding 17068 paid to his benefit In
trusta.
Other Bulova salaries ara Arde
Bulova, board chairman, $67,000.
and Samual P. Epstein, executive
vice president, 877.003.
OUier companies reporting gross
salaries to the SEC Included: Fos
ter and Klelser Co., Ban Francisco
Oeorga W, Klelser, board chair
man, 80O.23O.
Navy Quits Liahter-
Than-Air Tests
WA8HINOTON. Aug. 8 Ml All
naval lighter than air activities on
the West Coast are being discon
tinued aa an economy move, a naval
official aald today.
A squadron of six blimps bused
at Santa Ana, Calif., will make a
cross-country flight to their new
home at Wecksvlllcn, N. C, between
now and the middle of the month.
Navy research eerimciita with
tho gas-filled ships will continue at
the navy's lighter than air center
at Lakehurst. N. J.
Navy Asks More
Reenlistments
WA8HINOTON. Aug. 8 (TV-The
navy moved today to encourage re
enlistments of former gobs.
The service ruled that ill men
who reenllst may choose their ships
and stations "within broad limits,"
and (3) may get back their petty
officers ratings with only a slight
reduction In grade.
Previously, men who had been
out of the service more than three
months could not recnllst as petty
officers.
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Mrs. June Slecamb, Housewife, says:
EXPERIENCE IS THE
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"JOE BEAVER"
"If the United States is cutting fifty
growing back, where doct that leave
Poor Man's Philosopher
Finds Lots Of Company
NEW YORK. Aug. 8 WV There Is
no shortage of dream worlds In
America.
Back down the road a ways I
wrote a piece about the private
dream world I live In when I am be
ing bored by people or ought to be
at my work.
Well, Judging from the mall I
have been getting, there must be
more dream worlds In this country
Uian there Is bubble gum. For all
our efficiency and hustle-bustle, we
Americans still delight In shedding
the shackles of our routine to romp
and gainer wool In mentul pastures
where Die moon flowers never die.
Many people have written In to
tell m? what fun they get out of
daydreaming. I think they are much
more healthy minded than some
globe-browed people who say day
dreaming Is a pernicious waste of
lime. Reveries often lead to struc
tures more substantial than airy
casilrs-lii-Bpaln. They are also es
cape valves for bottled up mean
ness and frustration. The man who
dnydreanu rarely goes mad and
biles strangers In a crowded subway.
Tne tense man of unresting ac
tion clutters his office walls with
slogans like "Think I" and "Do It
now I" But when he goes to bed he
is likely to ride off on a wild night
mare who has the bit In her tth
and gallops htm down perilous lanes
of fear and torment. The daydream
er. on the other hand, has placated
nis subconscious mind by twilight
and lies down to a restful, unbroken
sleep.
A 60-year-old lady In Charlotte.
N. C, wrote me that all her life she
wanted to be an artist, "but poverty
said 'Nor" But when she comes
home from work, she props herself
up In bed with three pillows and
sketches tree leaves "to draw the
fire from my brain."
Tourist Trade May
Hit New Record
PORTLAND. Aug. t IIP) A pre- !
ruction utat Oregon s 1047 tourist
trade would break all previous rec
ords came today from Elwaln
Greenwood, secretary of the Oregon
Bankers association,
The bankers said the Wallowa
lnke resorts are packed with out-of-state
visitors and that many of
these are driving west to aee other
parts of Oregon before returning
east. He attended a Northeast Ore
gon Bankers association meeting at
Wallowa Lako lodge.
THE
' By Ed Nofziger
Kereel Service, U. 8. DeperUneat of Asrlmltore
percent more saw timber than it's
in, Joe?"
She said that thus rc-llvtiig her
youthful dreams she found happi
ness but warned: "Be careful and
don't lock the door when you go uito
that dream world. Remember, you
are In there all alone, and you have
to get back out!"
A young married woman from
Texas wrote she had created a j
dream world of her own, centering
about music, before she started to
school.
"I never had a chance to study
11," she said, "and Just continued on
dreaming band music and beautiful
waltzes. It's gone on so long that I
have decided to start studying
music."
This lady said that after ten years
of marriage ber husband couldn't
understand her day-dreaming be
cause he dreamed only at night. He
sounds to me like a dlrect-actionlst.
Another young lady from Wash
ington reported that she crossed
over into her dream world while sit
ting In the woods during a refresh
ing rain. She Is an outdoor day
dreamer, a rugged cousin of the
more conventional, or Indoor, dream
er. Most daydrcamers do not tra
verse the threshold of trance at
places where they are likely to
catch pneumonia.
I am somewhat suspicious of a
major In California ah, there's a
plnce to dream who wrote In to
tell me how to accomplish one of
my favorite drcum world projects
to rob the Bank of England.
"Hi One hour before the bank
opens," he said, "bust the air condi
tioning system.
"(3) Drop poison gas pellets into
the bank.
"(3) Enter with a gas mask and
shoot everyone with a pistol that
has a silencer on It.
"(4 Take and put all money you
can Into two briefcases and leave
Immediately.
"(61 Stay In hiding for thirteen
years then start spending the
money.
"(8i Have a good time."
The major added In a postscript
that "I have thought about the same
thing sometimes." I am not so sure
that I want to team up with him
In my dream world.
He sounds too much like a dlrect-
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Price Hike
Announced
By Packard
DETROIT, Aug. 8 lP Price In
creases ranging from 102 to 1300 on
all current auto models produced by
the Packard Motor Car company
went Into effect today after the com
pany disclosed a deficit of nearly
two million dollars In Its operation
for the first half of 1047.
Packard, announcing the five per
cent average price boost late yester
day, followed In the steps of Oeneral
Motors corporation, which tacked
two to six per cent on Its prices last
Friday.
Recent Increases "in the cost of
such basic materials as steel and
certain parts, Including brakes and
wheels," were given as the reason
for the Packard action, which com
pany spokesmen said waa taken
"after considerable deliberation."
Packard said the Increases ran
from three to seven per cent, and
Included 802 on the Packard six,
8103 on the eight, 8181 to 8300 on
the super eight and 8100 to 8130 on
the custom super eight.
Kalser-Frazer corporation also an
nounced a price Increase today,
raising the factory list price of the
Frazer standard model 300.00. The
Increase brought the factory list
figure on this model to $2163. W. A.
MacDonald. vice president In charge
of sales, said no Increase was "con
templated at this time" In the price
of the Kaiser or the Frazer Man
hattan models.
Negro Comes Close
In Election
RICHMOND, Vs.. Aug. 8 tA'r
Richmond, capital of the old con
federacy, almost nominated a negro
for the Virginia house of delegates
In yesterday's democratic primary.
Oliver Hill, the only negro In a
field of 18 candidates for the nomi
nation to Richmond's seven seats In
the house, ran eighth In complete
returns from the city's 65 precincts.
He Is an attorney.
Hill received 6310 votes to 6600 for
W. H. Murray, who ran seventh, a
difference of only 100 votes.
Civilian Pilots
Search For Plane
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 6 UPy
Civilian pilots took to the air again
today to search Western Washing
ton for trace of the small airplane
In which O. C. Fa richer. Gresham,
and a business friend disappeared
Saturday on a flight to Seattle.
The Fancher family has estab
lished a free gasoline pool for the
pilots and also offered a 8600 re
ward for location of the plane.
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Fruit Pocking
In Full Swing
MEDFORD, Aug. t W Fruit
packing was In full operation here
today and one Industry spokesman
said a substantial quantity of Rogue
valley Bartlett pr"i has already
been sold for 80S a ton, F.O.B. car or
cold storage.
For the first time since 1040 a
surplus supply of pickers, packers
and warehousemen . Is available.
Carload shipment are expected to
begin next week.
Flyer Charges
Crooked Deal
CAMDEN, N. J., Aug. 6 ttl A
naval officer seeking a divorce on
the grounds of desertion testified he
was moved from Norfolk, Va., to
Newfoundland In 1042 after his wife
"hinted broadly I was to be trans
ferred and that she had friends to
take care of It." Captain Oeonte
Thomas Owen, head of the fourth
naval district court-martial board,
told Advisory Master William R. J.
Burton yesterday he appealed trn
move to "one of the fifth or sixth
senior admirals" and that he was
told "even a higher power Insisted
I be transferred."
Owen, a decorated navy flyer,
added that shortly thereafter orders
came through moving him to "a
bleak naval station" at Argentina,
Newfoundland.
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CORVALLIS, Aug. 6 (IP) Or. C.
R. Donham, head of the depart
ment of veterinary science at Pur
due university, was the principal
speaker scheduled today for the
Westom States Conference of Farm
Extension Directors and Officials.
He told Multnomah county veteri
narians and medical authorltlea at
Portland last night that farmers
must eradicate Bang's disease In
farm animals or the nation must
continue to accept an Impairment
of public health.
Dr. Donham said control of
spread of undulent fever In hu
mans Is directly dependent on con
trol of Bang's disease In animals,
particularly dairy cattle and swine.
Speakers at yesterday's sessions
here said water resources of the
West cannot be considered devel
oped as long aa only 4 per cent of
the region's acreage is crop land.
A third of the nation's 600.000
migrant workers are In the three
Pacific coast states, speakers reported.
STAFF CL'T
PORTLAND, Aug. 8 W) The TJ.
S. Maritime commission's Portland
area staff will be reduced from 23
to 8 persons Friday, George Powell,
Portland manager, reported today.
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One-Pound Baby
Given Good Chanct "
MADISON, W. Va., Aug. t (V
One-month-old "Inky," the Incu
bator baby born four months pre
maturely, today was given every
chance for survival, although she
weighed only one pound, 11 ounce
at birth.
Dr. David Mill, director of the
Madison General hospital, aald the
survival of an Infant born so early
Is rare, but that the blue-eyed
daughter of Mrs. Ray Jarrell has al
ready gained five ounces and should
develop normally.
"Inky" the Infant's only name so
far rat delivered by caesarlan sec
tion July 3 to Mrs. Jarrell, wife of
a coal miner from Unedda, W. Va. , '
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