THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THREE
Krug Asks
Big Cut In
USBR Funds
WAHIIINC.TOV, July U MWNoo.
rftiry Krug Mid Wrilii4tay he ba.
llrvM ottirr apuruprlatlttiia ahould
b rut lo allow mora monrr for
drvHutiliif th nallnii'i natural ra-
II told th lioua pwt.llc warka
rommllte aurh drvrltipmrnl would
vraat an ImliiKtrUI ntlihl (hat
would prrpara th ttaMtin fur any
rmrrgrnrjr.
Kruii wait bring criMw-fsumlitrd
on hi- prrvloim trail mony u ruing
roiiBrpwitiinitl apinival of th ad
nilniMtrntlnn'a Colurnhla Vallry ail
mluliilratlon bill.
Hud It not bi. fur tha TfiiiiM
aw VrtllfV authority and pnwaf
produrrd in th Tarlflo North wrt.
ha aald, tha nation a air program
and atomic bomb prnjrvl might
not hava hern an rfdrtlv during
the lait war.
Krug had aaUmatrd ronifaa
ahould glva tha prupiwrd t VA
mo. 000.00a. io 9.100.000 ooa a jrar
fur Columbia rtvrr baatn drvHcp
tant. Ha aald almllar ripndlturt
hava urn running 1 1 M.Mt.OOf a
yrar and thta yrr would approach
I ?.a aoo ooa
Krp. rirkvtl lll-T!.) aard
whara. In vlrw af gw-linlng fed
eral Inroma, will tl money torn
from.
"I hava thought for a long
tlmr." Krug rrplird. "that we hava
.Irglrrtad thing a at horn that
Uelrd to b dona. We could cut
aomrwhare rUa
Knit riMtrralM hla virwa that
the CVA would do better. faatrr
and mot aconomlral )ib than la
bring done now by the army en
ginrera and reclamation bureau.
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4000 FEET DOWN And still going. This piclurt shows the oil derrick of the United Com
pony of Oreaon of Burns, where encouraging signs hove been located
Photo ty J. V. Hruuwle.
Grasshoppers
Moving nOn
Farm Crops
PULLMAN. Wuh, July 14 ifi
lint weather hu driven nwarnu of
KrvMlmppera Irnm the dry runfte
la cultlvuted fields In nine Eufrn
WanhlnirUin euuntlea, Washington
Htate oillrne entomalngUit aald to
day. firi far the damage haa been lo
ralized. Injury to eropa ranxea
frum alight to aevere In the areai
allected.
David Urannon, exteiulim ento
mulnglut at WHC and atale graiia
hopiier control leader, aald hopier
damage haa been reported In parta
of nine counllen. They are Adanu,
Columbia. Garfield. Klttluu, Lin
coln, Htevetu, Whitman, Yakima
and Aaotln countlea.
The Inaecta have damaged wheat,
oata and other gralna, aome garden
cropa, and alfalfa.
Brannon aald the grajuihopper
threat to crop will remain for three
or four more weekj.
Brannon advlaed farmera In dam
age areaa to line two new poLwna,
chlordan and touphene.
Sea Creature
Answer to Previotn Puzzle
HORIZONTAL
l.( Depicted
aea creature
lOCeleitial being
II Sent anew
13 Merit
14 Note in
Guido'i Kle
1 Waih
17 Tribe
18 Witticism
III On the
bettered tide
20 Symbol for
tellurium
5 Exclamation
(Symbol for
iron
7 Land in a
body of water
t Seal-hunting
niannera
J They
dark atripet
running from
gills to tail
10 Dry, as wine
11 Rodent
12 Golf device
15 Behold!
Aft fC SiP
25 Unclosed
26 Segment
Wairiat ltrN
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tl lalxstvf. ttallt l Murtigan. -dl
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M. luilvnl. t.U of Of a1. , ltl
I Klaitvath t It
CtUlaU ttua
Mrarl M Kipilitfl! BO
tMillat, auil lot annulnil f mmttW
rvirixMt4 mtrrii pl n fUno.
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Ku.kaiil. u(ttMy t'r in pUmnrt
luia U Urfix1 WillUm Hmty
(Hill r .lite'ir ruinllll rht(
rrul mn4 inhuman liMliisenl. tnutio
(rtd in It ), N un April M.
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1t OMtnth) or lump n I" atl-
MuttT and t.UtMf t In rn(t plnl
iMTtk of r hi l.l A C. alUMiwy fa
tl piaiiiurr
Bdna J Mrtlvm J in P
it I ft diottre Plainllff rruiiv riual
nd In h union ltatmMl. ('nupla marrtad
Januatr T . J. C O NalU. aUacnay
$r ll plalnllK
Ritemirr Jna t'acll M Janaa,
aull ff divura (.iHtpla Niafttad Aufusl
a la iainiift chaiga ul and in
human liaalfttanl Watiia rulud at
piinuf rhlld and IIM aaiiport ! plain
till and (-Mid dutlng laiiar rtlttofll.
At ants pmparly atlU?rnt. J C.
O MaUl, al'i l" piatniitl, , f
llartaaa l.taaled
Lillian Thuifuuoii Wtllord TWawi
an
Winnia fa rntmparkar h and
1hrMiii Kor guanltait ad 1 1 taw. at bla
Ut adan, psr'iaid W ra liuikii,
iaelled t '
Wilium Arthur Mtuktr, m atop llflKt
am iraiiar rina afl Jo.
Jhn utivar Aina, ae WBrtilag aavtea.
Vina M V
R.hri ftrura Hla, varhafigini
fina IIO.
iMmald l-arny DaMlleMi, (ailtwa aaar
aip ) rina aA IO
Paul Jaib.on laiti, tlaUalMMI ai 1M
baasr mla rina T a
na Ainaa John, m aparalor'a liaanaa.
Viita a
l.kid MalroJm Uunron, balhtr atf aa
aaaaiva width rina T Mi
jaaoia Taylor, mi oparatar'a hrdnaa
tn( m aa
W altar avhana Carnar, na apaialor
Nna Tina 1 VI
Palar lath MrFarlana, IpUllaa) at
kar mla Fitsa J
lJgd aurB Murpht, M ahlcla
Ifranaa pi a lex rina an Vi
r4tmnru Cm i Jauraqul. drunk an a
hj aiha, rina 15 or aaa daya
In tail
Owners Keep Hopeful Eye
On Burns Oil Well Shaft
BURNH, Ore July 14 8uckhold- . of Medford; Hartey B rower and An
era In Houthern Ofevon and North- I drew Krneuert of Klamath Kail; !
ern Calilurnla are watchlns cluaely K. C. Neiaun, Kurrka, Calif , and ,
tha prnreaa made by tha driller. ! Juaeph Crank. Creacrnt City. Cal
al tha teat wall of Die United Om- Lfurnia. I
pany of Or m on In Uie Held near
Hurna. wtiera aurfare and depth In- I
dlratlona are favorable for tlie du
overy of oil 111 couiniercUl quan- '
UMea mhen aufftctrnt depth la
lalned
IU port aithin tha pal few dayi
la encouraitement that Uia o 1 1
aual may ba reached when tha j
hula fnea thruuth Uia lima capping
in Which tha drill haa been wotkUif. j
Oaa and oil in amaU quanutiea hava t
coma to Uie aurfare. t
With 70.000 arm under leaaa. tha i
United company will control a lama !
area for future development In Uia j
event Uia hopea of Uuiaa barking .
tha eiiterprtaa arc realised, fund
for development work hava been j
raiaed largely through local aub
arrlpUona. '
Capitalized for $ too. 000. alighlly j
nvar half of Uia fAg-k hu tiawn wild
It ta planned now to dupoac of S u,r ferl bln
Grain Care
Important
Dry gialn la leu auareptible to
liuect damage which la reaporulble
fur 300 000 duo biuhel lour each
year, according to OHC Eiterulon
Kntomolugui Robert W. Every.
Eery glvra ami ABC'a for re
ducing Uiaect damage, flrat im
phakuung clean atoraga bina. All
grain from taut year a crop ahould
be removed with It puatlble Inaect
con lamina lion.
Bpray cleaned oina wuh fiva per
cent DUT emulsion, applied at the
rata of one gallon to each 1000
No Brakes, Even
At Service Stop
OARDEN CITY. Ka.. July 14 i
John Lulher Fry drove hla car to
the garwe Turnday night to get hu
brakea fixed, but couldn't Hop.
He turned Into the motor com
pany driveway and found hli car
had no brakea at all. The vehicle
hit a door post and broke a plate
glana window In the ahowroom.
Pry waa embarraaaed about the
a hole thing. The garage promlvd
Woman Electrocuted
While Ironing
HOUSTON. Teg.. July 14 lylV-The
J 41-year-old mother of 14 children i
waa electrocuted Wedneaday aa ihc I
Ironed clothing In her backyard. I
She waa Mra. Viola William.
Capt. Charley Nix of the aherlff i
office aald Mr. William had gone j
ouulde to Iron becauae It waa cool
er. She wa barefoot, he aald. and I
the ground waa damp, making a
good electrical contact. '
Nix aald a neighbor quoted Mra.
William aa aaying a few dayi ago ,
21 CompaM pomtM "'lore
22 Box 23 Rind
24 Let full
27 Him
28 Mineral
pring
29 Cereal grain
31 Symbol for
erbium
32 Scheme
34 Lease
3( International
language
37 Half-em
38 Desire
40 Recede
43 Embellish
46 Operatic solo
47 Born
48 Eterartiea
49 Paused
51 Rang slowly
S3 Farm building
M Vends
VERTICAL
1 Ardor
2 Printing
mistake
3 Flag
4 Reprint (ab )
30 Destroy luster 44 Chemical
33 Spotted suffix (pi )
34 Relate anew 45 Master of
:1S Register .Scientific
38 Armed con Rid Didactic
39 Greek war god (ab.)
40 Conclusion SO Diminutive
41 Exist Kdgar
42 Wagers 52 Whirlwind
i 12 H U I I- II 11 H
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r a
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4' 1 1 1 r Ti hr
to have the brake rr paired soon. 1 there waa a short In her iron.
PORTLAND. July 14 (Mi A
drunken psuuerby apparently got
mad Wedneaday. I
Hp walked up to a stranger car.
smashed the windshield with hu
Most)! rro ha it
PRINEV1I.1.C. July 14 iV-At
aerial attack on niratqulloe ws
laiiiiched today by Uie Prlnevllle
Llona club.
The group plan to spray low
land pools and slough with DUT.
fist, and then drifted away again,
muttering.
A woman was seated alone in the 1
car. which was owned by Bertrand '
W. Reed. Seaside. '
a aataaaia . (MMaaaad
I
liuure Ut company mill hat auN
fir lei 1 1 f mid to fuiUh No. 3 hoi.
OeologUta hav eta mined the
area aluiwliig oil fornialioiu, and
hav reported to the officer of Uia
United company Uiey ar well Jus
tified in Uie ten u if of tit field.
At th preaent depth of about 4000
feet, tha ltg of the well beara out I
tkia opinloru of Uia tl expert who
hav mad aurveya and atudled the
formaUon. I
Tor atjme tini the work near
Burua haa breii cloaely followed by '
Uia etnrerita. who ar lntrtd
Ui Ut proarena made. t i
Among Uie in ar Uie Lot Drill
ing company, a large operation of I
IjouWana, whirh la rnruiiderlng th
minking of tea well In th duuict. 1
Drilling tor Uie United company la
being don by the Big Badn Drill
ing company of Newrwatl. Wyo
thia concern having had eiperlenc
for a long period In Ut exteruiv
Wyoming oil fields, which att la
now th fourth in producUon of oil
In th United Htate.
Offiren and director of th
United company ar th following:
Predldent Edwin V. Anderaon: Tic
preaident, J. Verne fthangle: aerre
Ury. Oeorge Jarkaon: direr ton.
tHrn Biwn, Mac Lemmon. Ralph
(ireen and Neil O. Davtdjon, all
Two fumlganla ar recommended j
by Uie entomologist for liiaecu al- .
reaay preaent in arni- a diuiiuic ui
eUiylei dlchloride and carbon
l u (.chloride or chloroplcrin, com
monly known aa tear gaa. ar Uie
two fumiganu. Feed, aeed and grain
aupply houae hav both chemicala
atocked.
Bill Asks Better
Rural Phone Line
WASHINGTON. July 14 ll-Tlie
house Wedneaday pauaed legislation
dris ned in provide belter rural
telephone aervlc.
The bill now goes to Uie senate.
The measure allows the rural
electrification a d m I ntalratlon to
make long term loan to private
companies or cooperative to build
and extend telephone facilities In
rural areas.
The Interest rate would be 1 per
cent, the same amount now charged
on REA loans for electric line.
Rep. Alien tR-Ill and Brown R
Ohlo tried to hike the rat but
failed. Allen proposed 2 8 per cent.
Brown 1 per cent.
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Junl to aee that your camera
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