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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1947)
MONDAY, PLC. 22, 194 HLNALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Reserves Of Essentials For Fertilizer In West May Lead To Big Industry iiv wii.t.MM k. i.owixi. AV HpfirUI Wellington Hrrvhe WAHIIINUTON. l)rv. 211 t7li Vt wr stern rcntirvfti of Urn raw ew.entli.iH of foi t Jllri h offer ftlronii thclucenirntft for new tndUHlitnl de velopment, but I'i'ullwitloii may lje (tlllW. Ouveniim-ni MHikcMiu-ii, totally riM-otiMiBnl by liu'iranrd UJin of fm llller mi went em fiiriiilaiulN, point out dial the Mouth mul Wet Mill oflri- I ho primary maikrt mid thai lhtt fri lllly,ci- mlxliiK hidiiht i y In liitnly entremheri tn llionr rruloitn now W. T. Hurl, Hie ruiiimeive di-jmrl-inrnt'n expert on t li In Mibjrct, mih (hat, durlnif hi experience. Willi iim-rininrtiL iiffalrn. the pnMTh.sliin ImhiMry haft ndviini-rd wei.tv.ui. hitii MhiMPftotn, WlM'oiiMn und l"n und even uh fur uit Iduho. W. A. Miner. .iM.lf.tunt lo the mv irtiiry of utirlciillurr, drwrlhrd the Atmrondn Copper Minimi compitny oprrutlnji ut Anaronda, Monl., n "Ihr lururnl Mnptle prmlurer of mi P rphoiplmte In the rouniry." Thi Miihu pltinl of uhlrh Hurt Mxikr wan rfilalillhhrd by J. K. Mlmpl.it ut PtMittetlo mul In wnrkliiK phiwplmtr ro k from the I nine ile poMU in t hut vlrlnliy. Hlinplot Ik of the blddcic for n wur plnnl m Hull l.akr City whirl, three tlnm want lo convert for Miirrphofphntr fertilizer. 'Ihr two nlhtih iiImi me ciiKuurd Pi uc.tirrii oprrallonv-Atnrricuii poticth. with u plunt in Culllornla mid Columbia nirtiiln. whlrh hut. Inif.rd u wur plant ut Hitlrm, Ore. Miner prrHrtrtl lhal oihrr nrw fertilizer pin Ma for the Wwl "will be roinlnii alnnif noon." The Idaho phonphuifft, uhlrh ex irnd into Utah mid Wyoming, are. hr fttiid, Jtnl n sood n thue In l'lmUlu, where most nf the present mipply Ift obtalnrd. Hr nuKl thr wrurrn reserve K thr hiKifent in Ihr country und "perhnpV In Ihr world. (Mir mrthiHl of trrulliiR phophute riKk require luryn mnuuntx of hrut nd hrrr, ngnlii. thr hydro-electric poviiblhtirit of thr Brent wrntern rivep olfrr mi Uirri.tive lo Imliif. liv Ijih ymr the Hntmeville piurr atlrniniitiitt'on mmirIiI un.nic rr.iftilly fuiuK to run h truiiKtnlMion linr into Ihr PorHtrlln nrr for pifxrviinu phaiphntr. Mlnrr wild there has bcrn "mime horlnuc" of iiilphurlc mid for ue In anuthrr method of fertlllrr mull utneture nnd Hurl rommnitrd that thr nrw itrcl mllln In California , und Willi hhoiild be hop'flll In locflliiK thai need 'Ihr five major producer of pot huh lor fertilizer nrt loeated In the Went: linen In New Mexico, one In California und one In Utah. Doplle ii Ihiuc Increiihe In pro ductlon In recent yearn, I he nicrl culture depurltneiii predlettt a nhorl- utte. of htippllefi for both domrMlc i and foreign um which would serm I t Indli ale an opportunlly for new wehlern ludtiHtrlen In n field pren i ently dominated by Ihr Eunt. Camp White Use Pushed Actlnu on thr iiMiumptlon that thr hluic of Orctfitii Iiiik ubundonrd thr Idea of Hupming Cump White army hmpliiil for 11 nifiital Institu tion, the hlutn liepurtinenl of Vet riuiiti' Allulrs udvlMiry t-oiiiuilltec n ttuthrrlnu foirert In ;in ellurl to turn the hoApltiil Into a VrirrunN udmiu : ifitrutlou domicillury fm illty for war ' vrterann of thr NorthwrM, Coininlt ter Chttli man John Wulker Jones ot Mllwuukli! hiift diMtloMd. Juliet Mild that Ihr ndvlnory com mit h'e in Uk rrceiit (piartrrly mrrt Iuk purged a trhohitlou UiKltm "the tiovrrtior of Ore n, her .itulr offl tilth und the pie.sri lo Join with vneruii oritunlutlon.t in a ronrertrd . rlfort lo ucipilrr Ihr Cump White ! army liopUul ut Medfuid for n vet- eruiift' doinlclllury home." The M'vrn-mun Kioup, romtxisrd . of veteran 01 KanlJitlou inrmhrrK und one public member appointed WHY WE SAY r To Miull u hull iiii'iinH lo miikr a bail r liliindrr. 'I'ln Iitiii riH luulifB I he tiiinir of Obiicliali Hull, u lawyi-r in the tiiiir of K in I Irnry VII, who wuh notor ious for i n n nrati'd nuMakirn."" " by the K'vrrmr to oveiM-e dcpurl nirnl of veterniift' ulns jxtlkv, took thlii movr hninediulelv ufter the re cent Httorm-y Krierul opinion rul ing out Ihr poMiibility of the state's auiulrliiK thr hoHpitnl. MemlMTK irewd the fitct that there have been no veteran domicil iary fuelllllivt In the Northwe.it filnce before World Wur II. and that Ore Iton year mho turned it.s own vet eraii.' home In ItoseljuiK over to the Veteran udmlnl.Mratlon, which i Ktlll umiik 11 uh a hohpltul. Other propnent.H alreudy have been able to get a bill Into conifrewi which would eMublbh Cump White us u veteran' domiciliary home with hospital fucllltle.i. The cfforU of all Influential (croups in Oregon will be needed lo hecurc pu.vatce of this bill, Junes declared. Other udvlMiry commltut mem bers concurrlnn in thr resolution were Hobert W. liiynnt noland W. Uavls. Ituy Durrih. Carl F. Frellinccr und Harry V. Reed. OVS Given 4 Buildings Four pre-fuljrlc:utcd ouMMmt for merly uwd at trie imvn! ulr ntaUoii have been Riven to Orenon V'x;a tlonul kIimiI, Wlrutuii D. Purvine, OVH dlrecUir, hhIcI '!ay. Word o( the tranfifer of the build Iiikh wan received from the federal vorku nKeney. bureau of community facllltlCH. Heultlc. Wanli. The lru:turc will be re-erected al OVS for a vehicle and lum ber ntoraite. The cxterlorn will tie finished In the name type of niibestoi nltiliiK uk wuh uned on otl)cr bulld Irw on the campun. Purvine nald that hhould enroll ment In heavy Hhop claMteA, RUch Br dleitcl niechanlcn. continue to In crease, It may be necewiary to ukc the bulldln4 for tthop Kpacc. Disappointed Boy rimands Santa Repi PIlILADKLPHfA, Dec. 22 OV, Hanla Claux got a reprimand today from a youthful correspondent named "Joe." Joe wrote St. Nick that the dis pen.ser of Christmas cheer had dts apjKjInted him last year by not glv InK him the puppy he had re quested. Now, said Joe, he wanui to be ture he gets a one-year-old dog last year's model. Postmaster Joseph P. Gallagher, acting as Santa's personal repre sentative, said he's forwarded the letter but couldn't guarantee re sults. At least, said Gallagher, he hoics that next year Joe doesn't write asking for a two-year-old dog. Vets Who Suffer Injuries To Ears To Be Given Help Oregon veterans whose hearing wan Impulred In service arc being offered special help through a new agreement between the Portland Hearing society and the veterans administration, Zeno H. Dent, VA training officer In this area, report ed today. Three hundred or more ex-GI's In this stale, based on national esti mates, suffered hearing disabilities during the war, and are eligible for the VA's rehabilitation program, Dent explained. Under Its contract, tho hearing society will give hard-of-hearing veterans sieclal courses In auditory training, Hp reading and speech correction. These courses will start first In Portland, but the VA has agreed to pay for Individual training through the society anywhere In Oregon Uiat a qualified tutor can be found. The VA Itself provides medical treatment, testing and fitting of aural devices at Its regional med ical center In Portland, where any one of 11 makes of hearing aids, together with supplies of batteries, are furnished. Special surgery, when needed, is done at VA hos pitals In Los Angeles or San Fran cisco. Hearing society courses teach the veteran how to use his hearing de vice, how to supplement that with, or if necessary depend upon, lip reading, and how to correct and retain his own speaking ability. In Portland, new classes In Up reading and auditory trnlnlng will I start In January. Voice Improve ment courses have not yet been ! scheduled. In the Kugene area, courses for the hard-of-hearlng are In progress at the University of Oregon, under an earlier agreement with the VA. "Most veterans whose hearing was harmed In service have not yet sought help, but the grim fact re mains that most cases of nerve Im pairment gradually become worse," Dent pointed out. "In Oregon the VA Is In touch with about 130 deaf or hard-of-hearing veterans, but there are pos sibly 200 others. These should be warned that the worse their hearing becumrs, the harder It la tu adjust euslly to a hearing aid and to keep or correct their own speceh." The VA's expanded rvhnbllltutlon program is available to vrteruiia whose disabilities are traceable to service, Dent added. Eight pounds of raw potatoes art required to make one pound of de hydrated potatoes. Turn those no-lnnger-uscd articles Into cash now! Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. 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