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TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1947 PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Cordon One Who Got Dam Funds PENHLETON. Or.. Aug. It ltcp. lUrrii KlUworlh IK-Ore.l to day credited Sen. Our Cordon IK Orel with Increasing th McNare dam appropriation thU year W II,50O.0O from M.000.000 voted by the house and he ssld the project waa assured ol completion no that urn a heavy Invdment had bee" made. Ellsworth. Rosrburg publisher, .topped here ea route home from Washington. O. C. He aa accom panied by hla to daughter. Mary Margaret and Jane. Mr, fcllsworth. who stooped over a lew day lu the Middle West, a to join him tn Portland tomorrow. Satisfaction Told He expressed satisfaction with congress' achievements this aeasiou and mid he fell the republican party had fulfilled it election prom ur almost 100 per cent. He said It had reduced the budget, passed new labor relations law and lir voted an income tax cut bill Admitting he was an eternal optimist. Mlswarth said be didn't iw.iu.re ihere wauld be aawlhver de Comes From Holland To Visit !' W '-V-V a aAV . wmm mm rv rrriu Ft tM-hli. ?X eav Wkft of bacon and no at the if t l Mn PMri fklicmrt im ka Kranrikro thorUy after arriving . t.... U-il.a. VI sa,kfiA -mAmi lha mw ra anf l en fPa I a r at pmaion like that J" 1 1 J .nr. J. nmo. !. Ike likerallon of Holland. She wrote orew . in aaeihee. and later waa inviled la eeaae U San rranrisre. ducUon of presenl price., bnl nn A BU,D0a panic He believed Uie United Stale naa at least 10 years of reasonably food 1 limes ahead. , Britons Fear Crews Control Film Collapse Fire On l Tuna Price Still Skyrockets Up ASTOHIA. Ore.. Aus 12 Tuna prior were up to 1615 a ton today, aa a ton higher than the price in I eliert for to weeks and I10J higher , Uian at the season's start. ' Landings here yesterday exceeded llsltasl fuiunrii w-ilh armtrier la.iXsl picture theatres declared today aua reported at Ilwaco. Haimond No Break Heat Wave Seen In llv The AtucUlr-d rtj The current heat wave. AUiierh.R ihli-MitiK crops throughout mast ol ihe mid est, .showed no sinus to day of abatement. Except (or "m. her cool " einper- luics in the Duteous. Western Ne Imu-ku uml tlie Noithem Umky Mountain stutej. (lie ueather out look lor itxttiy was "contlmied vnrm. similar to that ot yeMmta.v," the v eat her bureau said. The corn crop In Soutlieiu Illinois and Iowa was re port tM tn "pretty bad condition," the bureau aid. adding that mot;. lure now is needed generally in all the area from the Apisulachtum to Eastern Nebraska and southward through Kama. Oklahoma and Texas. The hot dry weather was described by agriculture department officials in Washington aa a "serious threat" to all midwest em crops. Although temperatures yesterday were below the 100-pi us readings of last week's searing blast, a few mid western points reported highs of 100 or above with most ranging upward from o. In sharp contrast. Idaho Palls. Idaho, reported a low yesterday of 30 degrees and a trace of frost but general rainfall prevented crop dam age from the cold. However, some grain as lost in three counties struck by hail storms. Temperatures were slightly below normal on the west coast yesterday 1 but on the eastern seaboard it was "modia-ately warm and humid" de.tpite some cloudiness. Roundup President Itill llulchklss. prekldeut ot the ltU7 Lake county ruuitdup i shonn I above. The three-day wild west thow is set for August 30-SfUem ber I. Eisler Trial Request Out WASHINGTON. Aim. 13 ll1 Pnli'nll Jlldno Jiilni's V, MuiTla ic Jih'UhI loiluy. loi' Hie slxlli time. .1 tleli'iiNC 1'iHiiu'Nl lo .throw nut uf court Hie pniotpui-i rutul liiitl of Ofilwrt El.ili'i', kIIckciI nuiubi'i' olio ooiuitmiil.it III the United mutt's. Hp overruled u ilt'lcti.te inolliin fur n .tlii'i'tcd ni'diilllal vrrdli't uml ir Jecteil n rlt'f tniMi request he ilecliifed A llll.HI'llll. MoitIii held Unit II n lor the Jury lo decide whether Klsler. im the ttoverlllnellt t'olllelulK. liitclKti'd In conceal ciiiniuunlt parly member ship mill previous vMIm to till U. 8 ill order lo obtain a iionim lo leave Ihe country In September. IIM.V Klsler Is charued with fraudulently concealing Uml he I. an coininunlx affiliation, used aliases and had been In the Hulled Slotes between 19.1:1 and IIKItl when he npplled for permll to return to his native Oeiinany. Classified Ans Ilium Ke.nuts MID-SUMMER Solo Starts at 8:00 A. M. Wodnoiday, Auguit 13, 1947 tOVDON. A'Jt 13 The osn ert oi Orest Uniam a tiot notion u . .i u7 MTu,r JZu ttf "c"001 continue- lihout and Warreuton. Most of Uie catches brouchl under control by IM com- Tier ureea tne isoor loremmeni lo teransiaei ine is pre rem las oo locirn i'm eamui. arurh pro Forest i vc-Hsd American film companies tn esinarto all tnipmetita of feature piciures and snort subject lo UnlaiA. II your deliberate ttitention to obliterate the ttnuin film nidus iri1 uie Cuiemstwrarn KU:ib:i. are asMjciauoq asaed lTiJue Minis. ter AtUee in a letter pubUsiied alter an emenenry meetuf Uyl" blned efforts of crews Irom Or. on Vocauoual actiool. county fire department and Klsmaiii Protective association. The fire bad aaept ever approxi mately lor) acre belore a waa stopped. KFPAa interest in Use lire which waa on county proper ty, maa on It repine It from spread In? into the loresied slopes of Hogback mountain, and from the valley occupied by OVS. Although such a fire Hal Cle. .uperintendeni of Krr-A ! Affirfvmn , lvnoul U'"MBIr an altrn-m. suppTbeui, av.U. the dry grass, there la lose in d ul protection. If lire can be kept , thenre.o nuZ from these dry alone tor a lew : "J J"',, h"" ronin.iues easons, he said, native bunch fra-a ' ", will be iivrtt a eh.nce to .row1 "Wl'hom ilinr uiavi, in- back. Tins type of coverane, be. j coiitinue ' aides building up Ihe soil, al-o ' 1 keeps It from elusion by witut and Cllb Pilott Rtoch rain and u In audition fin frss- , . , .., ing tor eatue. I Labrador Airtilol Cbiiaren puying wiw matena Nr;w vciHK. Aug. 11 was the cause ol lusaya grass lire. (m srtsr tl(. pilotux It waa assumed, and parent are i piajtea on an tmliumrd round-tti. hereby warned by forest prMertlve ; world flwht left Om Hay. Ubra. authorities to prevent their elm- I dor at lo U a. m. if-itTi lodar (or dren from further destruction of 1 Oreeruaod. their net I slop, William this sort, fltrohmeier. fllshL manaeee for Uie flyers, nnounred here. He said their anticipated amvwl time ai Blui West lland. Oreen. land, was U p. m toTi. The pilots. Olfford V. If, ana. at. of Washinalon. U C. and Oeorge lie nt West Point- Short Of Applicants ' WEST POINT. N. Y. Aug. 11 I The U. 8. Miliury bradrmy bald today that lu enrollment of ea. I TrumarL M tJ Los i, M deu wis tfg short of lu authorised their f):ht Bstwday at Teteibora. atrengUi of HM, principally because N. J. They arrived at f.e Bar there were not enouih qualified ap- Kundsy slier a stop at Preiue t.;. rxilntee to flU exuting tarancie. Me. and were held in Labrador by The present itrength ot the corps bad weather, waa placed at KM. Including tie I members of the fourth class, or J i p ,l ... Plebes. who entered the srsdmT iJOimOli rOCKdrS Mown Out ANrllORAflk. Als.ka Aug IJ UK Pacific Northern Airline oftiriala said today the last of the salna packer and fihrmen In the Brt. tol bay are would be out Satur day, completing what they believe to be the Is r teal mass movement ot civilian ever undertaken by air. Logger Hurt In Accident Dale Herman Wuthnrh. lug truck diner iceidiiif at 2a Homedale road, maa brought to Hillside hos pital ai in Una afternoon after an accident on the Dead Indian road above Lake o' the Woods. Kiiem of Wuthrirhs huru was not readily determined. He waa con scious wnen he arrived at the hos pital In a slate patrol car and waa taken immediately to the X-ray i room. Nisi police id lie o driving t.isanl lake o' tile Wirndu when , the steering apparatus of the truck broke Tile truck and trailer climbed b bank and turned over, i Wuthnrh haa been hauling toga , tee Kalptne the past several day. " W Go Anywhere! "" Ralph'g Mobile Refr.geraf.on Service CsssoorrUI n Mtttgitmifm llMSiiai SJtMrhin Ql SJfaWf -! Dependable Service fee tmm m4 tV s l VfjM rbf tn ltl Cirt KittPMaih rail Tax Law To Be Overhauled WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 iJV- A taff ot treasury and congre.utonal expert, plana to have specific rec ommendations lor a tax Uw over haul ready when the house ways and means committee opens hear ings here November 4. Committee experts disclosed today that Joint meetings of the two ! group already are under way. with j emphasis being placed on excise taxes and community property tax ! lams. No across-the -board tax cut . bill such aa the one President Tru ' man vetoed twice last session Is being considered. ( The tax-framing house group al- ready haa held several month of ! hearings on general revenue law ! revisions and plans to have legisla ' tlt.n rettdv for Introduction when coimress reconvenen In January. Colin K. Slam, hend of the ways ; ntid means committee stuff told a i reporter the experts hope to , ready Iwith dtfimte proposals wtv.n the committee meeta. Village Burned By Wild Flames CHETIKAMP. N. 8.. Aug 12 . t Flumes and choktng smoke shroud ed Uie Nova Scotia village of Pleas ant Bay today after a dramatic rescue of 100 villagers by the Chetl camp fishing fleet. The blane spread Itself on Pleas ant Bay. 20 miles north of this port after rolling down a mountainside. In addition to the 100 evacuees landed here by the fishing fleet last night, a similar number were brought out In trucks before the lire choked off the highway. 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