Herald and news., March 23, 1948, Page 9, Image 9

TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1948
HCRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
Water Spills Over Banks
Through East, Driving
Hundreds From Homes
( IIK AIIO, March JJ M. , ,hm
WB(rg fnun itiuny rlvrri riiiI
iUmiiii plllnl ovrr lltoiutititW f
aorra of ImihI In wvrrnl Y.l mid
MMlwral atutra ImUv, ImvliiK hull
dnxU III onir anrlitiiii hunirlrw.
Ilanlrat hit by thr rampaglM!
natrra Niirurnl to be Martin it uf
rriiitftylvunift ii l riiitiuiiiiiitirK
alotif Oil HuMjurliMiiitji hiiiI Mir
iianio rlvrri In Houth Ontml Nrw
lark,
Milt thcr wrrr lornl f lHxt In I 111
imii, lutlinim, MlfiAourl, Mlrl.itftui,
I
Wool Growers
Ask Action
HALT LAKE CITY. March 23 (II
The Weal's ahrci IntlU'.lry tiKlny
A.nkrll conarrM Inr "equal treatment"
fur wool anil lamb wall, other aarl
cultural products.
Hylvuil J. I'aiily of Deer ImlKf.
Muni.. irrl(lrnl uf llir National
Wool Orowere eKclatliii, In a
statement ucarril lor a lunrHitf l
the houae BKrlculiiiral miiiumier
hrre. Mltl both the milliner nf op
erators ami the prixlurllotl of sheep
ml wool on the decline.
Growers art lluulilatliig their
btrrdlllK slock, he said, uccauae of
"the uticertainiv eif the future"
In added "Hid uiii crlalnty Ii
caused by lack of a lunu-tetiu Kuv
eminent wool (Killcy . . ., ihinipiuii
of forrlutl wool nil llir American
niArkrt. lark of efficient lahiir and
Increased cimlj of production, land)
lack of aulnllly In the iiilllutiuii of
BraxliiK rraourcca on public landa '
llr reruuiinciidrd adequate unff
protection based on a flexible scale
which would Ukc Into Account the
fliiciuatloiia In cun rui y exchange
rates.
Paitly also rrcoiiiinrntlrd modern-
lution of purity so aa to provide it
with a "moving baw Ami Include
hired Ubor In IU calculation "
Iowa, (ihlo ami Vermont No heavy
rulnfiill wii predicted today for tlin
area iiimuii rd by Hie rlalng hjjMhk
waters.
Hlmwrra nnd thiindrinloriii inn
llnurd from Missouri rust want
I1CIOM palls of I III MiilO lllld Indiana
lo Urn Atlantic coast. Theio weir
heavy locnl thundcrshnwcix from
Krnliirky oiilhwnrd Into tlcorgia,
AlubiuiiA And Triiurasre. Unlit snow
and ruin frll In parts of thr I'ncllic
Northwest.
Kalr wpiiilirr nd temperatures
ncor noimiil prevailed over other
sections of the country, iurrcatlera
Aid.
In Pennsylvania, the stale's three
rlurlpAl rlvrri wrrn llir itiiiln
IhrPAl. Tlii NUMiirliAllliA And llrl.
Ar Iiava overflown! thrlr bAiiki
wbllr llir Allrihrny i InrbllK
tOWArd fllMMl aIac. MAliy IIIAll
IrrAma were nut of thrlr UAllka
Aflrr MaaIi IIihmU And hruvy fulla
of rAlli NuntlAy.
Ill Mrudvillr, onr of tin comniu
nltlra hardrat hit by the AiiruInK
wtrra. I'rrnrh crrrk atlll wiia rlMw.
Alwilt 3f() fniiilhra wrr cviirtliitnit
from tha Wrulrrn I't-llnaylvuiiln
community.
Towna portly Iniiliilntrd Include
Mradvlllr. TownndA. ijiwrrni (vlllr.
Mlddlrbury. Tidiia mid Warren. In
WArrrn, thr imrril hoapltAl
laolAtrd and nurara reAchrd the In-
tltutl'in by bo At.
PACf NlNf
:arnival
By Dick Turner
Doctor Boats
Wifo To Death
BAN m NCTWO. March 7 till
llrr akull Ahattrrrd by blnwa front
Irart ,lte. Mra. Orare Cody. 43,
died today.
Pollc Inirclor TliomAi CaIiUI
Aid hrr InirhAiid. Dr. llrrnnrd A.
Cody, bludKroned Mia. C'iKly. her
moihrr. Mra. Miry Mi Kvitt. DO, and
then irird to kill himarlf by dm ma
nia car Into a atone wall at huh
ped.
The pha!rUn U In rrlttrnl condi
tion. Mri. Meruit waa gravely injured.
Spinster Sisters
Die In Same Chair
PrtTSHUIlOH. MArrh 33 W
Two iplnatrr alatrra. onp 70 and the
other 7S. died within 15 houra of
each otlirr while 11111111 In the lanit
rocklnc rhAlr.
The elder of the two alutera. Emily
Tat, died yeaterday of pneumonia
while her aialrr, Muthllda. nurnrd
hrr. A drputy coroner callim nl the
home later for funeral ditta, found
Mathilda aliimprd in the chuir, dead
of a heart attack.
Romulo Heads
UN Group
OKNKVA. Kwltwrlond. Mnrrh 53
id Carina p, Koinuln. chief I'hlllp.
pll'.ea delegate wna elected chair
man of thr United Nntlona rnnfer
rr ce on frrrdom of Inrrirnmiimi
which nnenrd hrrr ihIuv.
nomulo, who protwiaed Ihla niert-
111,: III I (MS. received 20 vnlea nn a
aecrrt ballot, to Id for ludla'a Hlr
fiimanwaml M.ldallar.
IlilMla waa drfealrd at thr outset
on her first proposal to the. 300
dr!ratra reprrarntlni more than M
nntlona Sovlrt IVIeKate E E. Iliwo
mnlov proord that non-mrmtini
ol the United Natlnna. Inrludlnit
Albania. If unitary and Romania, be
then full votlnn rlRhta. The bal
lot Bgaltut him waa 37 to 6.
OptKMink llndomolov, Ilrllnlna
deleKate. Hector McNeil, accuaed
the Kuaalani of tnconalatenry. Me
rrralled Ituiula had vetoed aripllca
tlona of aoine nation for V. N. mem
berahlp. addlnn thot "we have never
liked our vrto to deprive nut lorn 0f
tnr full rlBht of mrmberahlp."
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3-21
w im a, ma uavier. ae T a aro. u ear. err.
'H'i gettlnj; rlou. Elmo! He't askintj; how much
money you have. In the bank!"
OSC Gif f
it Formed
PORTLAND, March 23 W
OrKanluitlon of an Orckon Stabs
Collctte foundation to manuite pri
vate iflfta and beiieata to the achool
haa been completed here,
Z. B. Aldrlch, editor and publisher
of the Pendleton Euat Ori'Konlan,
waa elected flrnt prcaldent ycnterdBy.
The foundntlon will direct uae of
private funda Klvcn the collrite for
promotlnif attlvltlea and project at
the cninpua other U11111 thoae aup
ported by Uie atute.
Mcmberi of the board of trualeea
who will acrve with Aldrlch Include:
K. C. Bmnmora, prealdent of the
United Btatea National Bank of
Portland; H. M. Kerr, Portland at
torney; Albert Bauer. Portland
manager of the Kalncr Interexbi; R.
K. Brodle. Cincinnati, vice prealdent
of Proctor it Oamble company; o.
E. 8paln, Peoria, III., vice prealdent
of the Caterpillar Tractor company;
Don Holkale, trust officer of the
Pacific National Bank of Ban Kran
claco, and Oregon State college
prealdent, A. L. Strand.
Bauer waa named vice president.
Kerr treasurer, and Dr. Strand sec
retary. They will serve with Aldrlch
until the first annual meeting to be
held on the campus In Corvallls
during June commencement week.
Dr. Strand reported the founda
tion fund already ha $10 AM and
holds pledge of several thousand
more.
Highway Wreck
Fatal To Driver
TILLAMOOK, March 33 (At
Joseph II. Illlngworth, 37, Tillamook,
wna fatally Injured Sunday when
Ills automobile struck the rear of
a truck and plunged off the high
way Into a ditch.
Coroner Allen Lundberg reported
Illluitworlh W'a attempting to pass
the truck on the right aide, appar
ently believing the truck waa pre
paring to turn left off the highway.
The truck driver wa Identified a
Henry Christ, employe of Tillamook
Creameries.
The victim Is survived by seven
children and tils widow. lie was em
ployed a a hlgh-cllmber by the
J and J Logging company here.
During the war. Illlngworth was a
tug aklpiier for Die navy In the
Western Pacific theater.
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Mrs. Fraser
Puts Away
Her Boards
BUN VALLEY. Ida.. March 23 m ;
Orrtchen Praser returns to Sun
Valley today but not to defend her
position as top U. B woman skier. I
After 10 yeara of skiing competl- j
lion. Mr. Fraser will forsake the "
hickory boards to turn snowbunny '
and watch from the sidelines. I
The 1U48 national downhill and I
slalom championships and the!
eighth annual Harrlman cup race
Saturday and Sunday already have I
drawn many of the world top slat
artist to thla mountain resort
In last year's Harrlman cup races
here Mrs. Fraser took second place
and was the top U. 8. contender.
She was nosed out by Georgette
Thlollere of France.
In the winter Olympics Mrs. Fraser
turned the tables and took women's
slalom honors, defeating the cream
of foreign competitors.
The Ulland brothers of Norway
will give Jumping exhibitions te
round out the week-end program.
Mack Wine I
Connie Mack's teams have won
1 American league pennants.
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