MONDAY. JULY 11, 1949
HCRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MCE THIRTEEN
rFigures Prove Farms To
Be Dangerous Places To
Live; Safety Plan Eyed
Br KUIIF.HT r.. (.Ht.lR
WAKlllNli'lON, July II 111 A
farm U iutl about the mii.1 danger
im place family can llv and
nark.
flefrlr eso.rte have emiwn (lit
for e long llmr, and rrrsitlcitl Tru
man la Irving la make farina aafrr.
Ha liaa proclaimed Ilia weh of July
14 aa national farm ealetv week.
About II. two f ui 111 people art
killed each year III cirk ami Inline
accldenla and In automobile nns
hapa on (arm rnadi. TlioiisanrW of
others ara Injured.
Mr. Truman haa art up farm
aafety fonimlttre. It ta altrmptlnii
to allmlnai 30.IXio.0IXI farm liai
arda that raitie from nirmi bulla
to unsafe trartiiri.
Maanwhlla lha bureau of labor
statistics haa reported there eon-
Chickens Get
Best Of Care
MINNEAPOLIS a-w-Not rvrn b
blti tn tht mol fnHllrtluuji hiMpltril
. ft bfttvr rniprrKtiiiP-Kiiti humi
dity atlrnllott lhn Hi rim id Coir
fhlt kn and oif reMilt Mi thnt he
tfynuila ft fhlfk nmrtnlity mt r
f Unn ft third t htih a the com
rarrrlkl Average
Coir, ft ynuni r vrtrran. hti
ft T.OOO-blrd brtKMlrr h"U w
rlal ftuUimttrlly rnntrtillrd brut
lid humidity frturr. In lo-mrc
tMt hft h lahnwn chirk nmr
Ulltjr rt.tr of leu thun 3 iwr ccnl
oornpt-rrd to tht ciutotnnrv 10
crnt Knglnrrrs of the Mumra,M
lla ot.rywrll rom.wny ho in
tailed Ihrrn uv thr control ar
ranf rmenta art mnrr rlartnratr
than moit hrwn or builnru-bulld-Inf
air condtllnninf
Thr bniodrr hou hai a radlant
panrl hrallnff ayitrm tinrirr Ihr
floor, armrd bv cimvri.t.mial ml
tlrrd furnare. It la ft Ihrt-MYlinn
houar. with hrattng plant nd in
at blna In thr rrntrr arrtlnn.
whllr rarh of thr ildr nrrtlnru han
ft ranrijr of 1 500 rhlrkrn Thr
building la to drMgnrd that nnr man
ran handl 7.000 bird, ft d.iy. Col
a:d
Thrrr arr rihaiut fan oprraMni
from humldutat. and controln
rhangra and automatical. y makr
ftdjuitmrnta In Innrtr temperature
In rompenat for chunr In u.d
direction, tun rfftvl nr other dl
ma uc variations outdoors.
tlnur to be mora fatalltlra In agri-
rultural a tlvlllra than In any airier
majr Industry,
And tht bureau of agricultural
rt uiiuinlm UlAEi haa Jut com
pleted Ha flmt majur aurvry of (arm
arrliirnt roni a. Jta conclusion:
Nun-.HUl Irm accident cauard
farm propl tn om. 17,000.000 work
ing tlaya In 11H8. Tht coat for medi
cal care, but not rn lutllna tha loU
time, waa Hi (UK) (UK) Ttieur, r
ni cm Iter, are only thr arrtdenta that
didn't rmiMt deuth.
Ihr HAK found thr nuut roatty
kind of an accident It an auto acci
dent, Tha aveiaah enH for medical
rare for theu non-fatal accidents
It KM.
iul ftflli raur mora farm Injur
lea than any other arridenta. 'In
the ample survey of ZO00 arcldenta.
4N7 Involved falling from aurh
thlnga aa havstarka and ateplad
drra, the average roat of rarh mt
theae arrldmla waa I4& In medical
rarr. tarmera lo an averaga of
21 dava from rarh accident.
Machined are the next greateal
hornM. Thry cauvd 24S oi i h
'iiiiple" accldrnta and thry
tout 161 an accident. Avrrage time
lot waa 20 days.
In third placo among the hazards
of fium life come farm animal
mnntly menu one. Kicking hon,
rhariting bulla, blllng pigs and simi
lar animals with unpleasant d I s
ptmitinna caused Injtirlea to 333
(aimers. Thee axlUenta cost on
the avrraice $36 for medical rare.
The farmer Imt an average of 19
days from ork.
lha men folk have about thrra
times aa many accident aa farm
women. Muat arcldanla Involve men
tram U to 44 years aid.
The Koulh haa the lowest acci
dent rale. The II A F says Ihta prob
ably la because there are frwrr
farm machlnea In the Mouth than
aome olhrr area. The accident rate
tw allghlly below the national level
In the .Northeal and far above na
tional average In the North Central
stalea and tt'eai.
The average medical cost alo
were lower In the rVmth. around M
prr accident. The highest coat, $M,
aa in the Northeast.
Portland Video
Chances Fading
WAHIIINOTON, July 11 (IV-Tlia
puntlblllly that trlrvKlnn ran ri'aih
Portland, Or , aoon la In duubl.
Tha ffdaral oimmuiilcatlona mm.
mlttliin trntatlvfly rfful Krlrtay
to grant an rittimlon of tunc for
runntrtirtlon of trlrvlalun itatlon
KTVU there.
Tha commtMlon aald tha rrfuMil
waa baard on an "apparrnt laik of
diliirnra" on the part of Vlrtro
llroadraKtliif Co., Un A n ( r I i.
wnii h hokla tha cuiMrui tlun ixrmlt.
The firm previously had one ex
trnnlon of time without atartlm
conMructlrm.
The trniatlve denial rarrlrd the
Ukual notlre to the company that If
It dmlrea a hearlni and makra
formal rrqurnt for one wiihln the
lint 20 riy, the drnlul will lie art I
alcle until the matter can be heard
by the KC0 examiner.
Texas Lawyer Offers To
Post Bond For Privilege
Of Slaying Threatener
DAI. I. An. Tex . July 11 Ufi A
Dallaa lawyer offered to pay a Ne-
roa pear bond for the privilege of
killlnii him.
He waa ordered )elledbut quirk
ly releaned by County Criminal
Judite Joe B. Brown. Judge llrown
had aald, earlier In the cane, that It
he had been In the lawyer ahoea
during a June 21 argument with the
Negro, he would have killed the
Nero.
It happened durlm Prlday't
habeaa corpua hearlni tor Owe B.
Counter Used
In Research
Italy's Car
Industry
Hear Normal
VANCOUVER, Canada Wv-Itndlo
active aulphur tracer and a Oct.
ier counter are uard In the Uni
versity of California to learn how j
aulphur burlla rllrua frull. Hila j
knuwIrilKe may be UM-fol to make .
ale auih popular liinerlli ede a
aa aulphur dUAt and llme-aulphur
praya.
The methoda were retried at the
annual meeting of the Pacific Dlvl
iion of the Aniencan AaMKiatlnn
of the Advancement of Sclenre. The
reoort til had nn murk rlfitie hv
Ur. r. M. Turrell and Warrella Production which haa ilowed
Chervenak of the college of agrl- down 30 percent, la now quickly
...i, ... . .... . .oi.. nn .nil will mrh normal '
tuiiuni iiiui rxprriment, aiauuti, 1 i",o w
Riverilde. I In a lew monina. vvruie a.i a.uro.
It apiieara that when there are I ! automobile makera are pro-
nut enouxh mei.I. nreaeiit in i lie during mainly for export, trie Italian
peel aap lo tie uu the aulfate form- inau.ry aeepa a imn it ui iv.
ed from the aulihur dual, the ul-1 produrtion lor the Internal market I
fal brcomra aulliirlc acid which ' AnriAA aaia in nanc oiny nn
per cent of ran regutered laal year
I were new. un England the figure!
J3B per cent) and tn Italy 71
per cent.
Until a few weeki ago. black
market on new cars nourished. A
new car directly from the factory
could be sold at good profit to
ready cuMomera. Price mark ups
were aomellmea aa high aa 30 per
cent over regular dealer price luta.
Wataon, 31, Dallaa Negro. WaUnn
had been Jailed on chargea of
threatening to kill Attorney Noah
Kuark and asaault Mrs. ivark In
an argument following a June 21
traffic accident. He waa placed un
der U,0O0 peace bond.
"If vou want Wataon to llvt, you'd
better keep him In Jail," Roark told
Judge brown during yesterdays
hearing. "I m going to kill him If
1 1 ever get Uie chance. Aa matter
of fact, 1 11 post nis oona tor uiv
pleasure of doing It."
Wataon a attorney. Joe Oreat
hmii. rf Port Worth, turned to
Judite Brown: I
"Vou heard the threat. Under the '
law It a your duty to place Mr. Roark
under pe'ce bond."
Judge Brown told Chief Deputy
Sheriff Millard Hweatt to Jail Roark.
To Roark lie aald:
"I'm sorry. Noah but this la the
way It's got to be."
Roark told the Judge not to (eel
bad about It and added:
That s OK. Joe. I can put up
the bond In cash up to 125.000 "
Judge Brown first aald he would !
I put Roark under 12 5.000 peace bond
ROME (VP) Italy's automobile In
dustry will be back to normal be
tore the end ot the year, the Na
tional AsMctailon of Automobile
. . . 1U,I 1 1. B r. ... .
It will be possible by then to en- ! V' tn'n'd'1 to.m"k. Ro"k.
.J - ,., JTLipr-. rti.ni.. r,-m bond 110.000 and cut Wataon a to
Bangkok Sees
War Coming
BANGKOK. OPr Military leaden
ot Thailand I8lam have been told
by Defense Minuter Lt. Oen. Lu
ang Chart Nakrob they must not
meddle In Internal polltica because
It la their duty to prepare them
selves for "the war that Ilea ahead."
"At present, the struggle la now
merely a verbal one between those
supporting oppoaing political doc
trines." the minister told 23 lieu
tenant colonela Just graduated from
the Army Staff college.
"Each day this verbal atruggle
can be seen developing Into what in
the near future will be real atrug
gle of force. Once tha atruggle haa
begun, there can be little question
that 81am will be Involved. There
fore, we must prepare. We must
be on the alert.
"In preparing for this struggle,
we must be careful not to meddle
In Internal polltica or allow our
selves to be uutrumenta of politi
cians. "Our Ideal must be that a sol
diers we ax not to meddle In poll
tica and to see that polltica does
not meddle with the armed lorcea."
Border Line
Swimming Out
NOW 8ACZS, Poland. iTP) Bor
derllne awimmtng la out In Poland
that la, along the Polish-Czech
frontier.
Authorities aay too many people
are being drowned every summer
In the turbulent waters of the Du
najee river. Portlona of It form the
boundary between Poland and
Czechoslovakia.
The Nowy 8acxs tire brigade now
haa declared "no swimming" along
the entire course ot the Dunajec
except in a lew spots especially dea
ignated. Authorities also have prohibited
the circulation of all unregistered
barges and ferryboat used tor the
transport of passengers.
Burglary Can 6a
Very Dangerous
BANGKOK (A-V-It's fatal to get
rauitlit red-handed In a burglary In
Thailand 8laml. tn Informer
tipped off police who rushed to tha
house near the Rams VI bridge
where five burglara wars at work.
In the ensuing struggle all five war
hot to death.
For BABIES ( Jg
Fretted by ( Chifliif
Do as your doctor ad viae and for
Mir rtluf from the burning Itch, keep
bandy a jar of soothing Kctnot Oint
ment. l'ad by many nuraes. and proved
la valuable to mot here for over 50 years.
Japs Plan For
Reforestation
TOKYO, if An American con
eervetlontit suggests this slogan lor
Japan: "Make the water walk off
tha mountains, don't let it run "
Arthur R. nplllers, chief ot the
eooperatlve forest management
branch of tha U. II forest service,
aaya Japan "la confronted with a
tremendous Job of reforestation and
erosion control on its mountain
slope a.
As a conservation consultant at
Oen era I MacArthur'a headquarters,
Bplllera haa made both aerial and
ground surreva of Japan. With IU
huge population, mountainous Jap
an muat ue every available Inch of
soil for food.
ftpillera aald the sleep elopes of
Japan'! mountains allow water to
run off swiftly, carrvtng aoll, silt
and rock. Thee destroy rice pad
dies, power development, roads
and bridges.
VINrOAII MBIT
A Bible printed bv the liearenrton
P-esa. Oxford. In 1717. la known as
"The Vinegar Bible." because l.uke
xrll la headed "Parable of the Vine,
ssr i Vineyard "
Is responsible tor the burn.
Sardines Are
Search Object
LA JOLLA lA'fA amall flh, no I
longer than 10 Inches, haa a six- I
pay for your car and get it rignt i .
away. Now It Ukea some six months I sn Informs! conference, Roark
to get s new car. The present sit- I promised not to kill Wataon The
uatlon 1 blamed mainly on IK) days Negro a attorney then asked the
of strikes and labor agitation in the )""K " relesas Roark without bond,
main Italian Industrie In the first I After several entreatlea the Judge
four month of thu-yesr. ANP1AA ' compiled. They all shook hands.
I Wstson ttlll was In Jail today.
Roosevelt Wants
Newer Title
WASHINOTON. July II Rep
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. of
New York doesn't like being Identi
fied on house roll-calls simply as
democrat.
He wants to be recorded as s
"democrat-liberal."
Rosevelt has notified the clerk
of the house that In the future the
official roster of members should
Identify him as "democrst-Uberal."
After falling to win the demo
cratic nomination. Roosevelt won
election to the house on the 'liberal
four freedoms" ticket.
Rome's Auto
Horns Silent
ROMK c.P. One of Rome s po"t
Mussolini freedoms Is slowly being
snuffed out. That la the freedom
to blow your automobile horn.
Arou.tic signaling, aa It la called
in Italian road manuals, was strict
ly taboo III Home during the Fascist
Regime. With the fall of Rome, June
4. I IMs. Italians went on s tremend
ous tool The aeven hille rocked
and roniiiiued to rock for five years
to the unrestrained sound of auto
m'btle horits
Kdiinrials finally began appear
ing in the Rome presa calling for
a return to the onre-oppreaive daya
of silence. And Just the other day.
traffic signs were erected near the
Palauo Vrneua. They show horns
with lines drawn through them
mranlng don't blow them around
here.
Retired Officer
To Try Trip Again
CHARI F-STON. July 11 '" Hen
ry Knight, the 70-vesr-old retired
British warrant officer who wania
to sail to San Francisco. Is going
to make another try this month.
Knighu who survived a 20-day
storm In his 2-font sailboat last
September, haa Installed new masts
and made rigging rhangea In the
wave-battered boat.
His damaged boat was towed Into
port here last fall, after a bad
storm put a slop to hla planned
Vancouver, B. C. - Ban Francisco
Tovage.
ship navy stalking him along the
Pacific eoajt.
He s the Psclf 1c sardine. In com
pany with the billions of his fellow
sardinea that were terming in Cali
fornia w aters only a short w hile ago
he represents a 165,000.000 Indus
try Sardine schools have begun to
dwindle alarmingly In California
waters. The catch has dropped Irom
a former high of tooono tons an
nually to leas than 150 000 tons, rep
resenting a 30.000 000 loss to the
California fishing Indmtry.
In order to determine why the
sardlnea left and where they went
a combined fleet of six ships from
the University of California Scrlpps
Institution of Oceanography, the
Heate pish and Oame Division, and
the U. 8 Fish and Wildlife fie rv ice
haa launched the greatest oreano
graphic survey In hutory.
According lo Dr Roger Revelle.
asocial director of the Scrlpiia In
stitution, thla massive operation la
reaching 500 milea to sea and from
Oregon to Lower California. Involv
ing many phases of Hctenre-oreano-graphy.
meteorology, soology. hot
any. and chemistry the research
la financed by a 700 000 grsnt Irom
a lax of 50 cents a ton on all sar
dines csughl in California waters.
ANFIAA took strong step to atop
! the practice. '
It Paya to Use the Want Adsl
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The original Fort Hall, site of
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Extended To July 18
Klamath County has told more Opportunity Bonds
than 31 other counties, and has 80 of its total
quota . . . which is above Multnomah, Marion, Lane,
Josephine, Douglas and Jackson counties in percent
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why not own one!
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txln.)
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"Includit Puktri Ullremallc Drive
ail Utndri tquipmtnl.
State and local taxes, if any, extra. Price,
may vary (lightly in adjoining areas because
ol transportation charges.
EXTRA VAIUI NOTE: All prices Include
render shields, direction signals, courtesy
and trunk lights, electric clock and cig
arette lighter, "Comfort-selector" seat
cushion springs.
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603 So. 6th St.
Klamath Falls, Ore.