SATURDAY, AUC. 6, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FACE NINI
Mike Drops
Count Against
Criminologist
PORTLAND, Aug. I io-M Oem
ocretlo Hherlff Marlon I,roy iMIkrl
Klllntl o( Multnnmiih county U re
railed. a democrat will be named
to aucceed him.
I'll county two republican com
mlssloner agreed on that yester
day. The third commissioner la a
democrat.
Recall petition! continued In rlr
rulallon aa tha alierlll dropprd the
rhargea that touched olt the recall
move.
Thonf were hia rhaigra against
Crtmlntilogtat Htanlry Maa Donald
yesterday. He reliulatrd Mac Donald
with back pay. and did not ak (or
hearing on the chargea that Mae
Donald had misused county niale
rlala and waa litsubord.uate.
A preiwred alairmrnt (torn Elliott
aald, "Bherltf Elliott feels that hli
art of uspenslon waa Justifiable,
but alnc the board of county com
missioner approved of the arrange
ment of Mr. Mac Donald taking out
aide work, that he haa Immediately
reinstated him."
Mac Donald waa appended July T.
Larsen Goes
To Finals,
yWhipsAmpon
miuin imnniir.. n. j. aiii a
i It will be top seeded Hilly
Talbert of New York v fourth
seeded Oardnar Mulloy of Coral
tiablea, Pla , today In the eeml
final of the eastern grass court
elnglra rhamploiuhl)e.
Winner of thia match will meet
Art Israeli, eighth seeded Han
Kranrlacoan. tomorrow In the title
match at tha Orange Lean Tetinta
club.
Laraen scored one of Itie biggest
upseta of the tourney yaau-nlay
wtven he whipped pint aised PeltM
mo Ainpon, giant killer from the
Philippines.
It look 1-ararn five grurlling acta
to humble the mighty midget, lo g.
-7. a-J. fl.
Uorla Hart of Jai kwimllle. Pla,
end Shirley Pry of Akron. Ohio,
will meet In the finaU of the
women a alnglra tomorrow.
Ccrdan,
LaMotta
Rematched
NEW YORK. Aug iv-Marcel 1
Cardan of Prance will get hla chance I
to win bark the world middleweight '
tltie from Jack Lamntta on Septem
ber n at the Polo Orounda.
Tha International Boxing rlub
made the announcement yesterday I
that the champion from the Brom, I
hA tnnb lh llfla trnm Cr H n hw
a knockout lat June IS at Detroit,
will defend hla crown at the home
of the New York OlanU.
Cardan la expected to return here :
August I to train at Loch Shel- I
drake. N. Y.
The Frenchman Injured hla ihoul
der In the June fight, but report '
from abroad aay that ailment haa
entirely duappeared.
Crash Pilot Tells
Of Fatal Takeoff
BPATTLE. Aug (fi The In
jured pilot of a C-44 airliner that
claimed seven llvea In a crash July
It testified yeaterday Just before
the rloa of CAB hearing that
engine trouble did not ahow up
until after the takeoff.
Merle Edgerton, brought before
the civil aeronautic board panel In
wheelchair, aald the left engine
began to apulter aa the Air Trans
port Associate s' non-scheduled
charter plane waa leaving the
ground.
Earlier, three witnesses told the
CAR Investlgatora an engine waa
backfiring before the plane began
apeedlng down tha runway.
Tha presiding officer at the
hearing. Ruiarll A. Potter, aald
CAB headquarter In Washington.
D. C. would Issue a preliminary
report on the crash within a few
day.
Musical Instrument
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VERTICAL
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13 Before
14 Sea eagle
15 Reduce in
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20 Pedal digit
II Goddess of
Infatuation
22 Drunkard
growing
vegetation
Prayer
10 Hostelry
1 1 Lower limb
16 Symbol for
tellurium
II Toward
21 Movement
24 Proien water 23 Rounded
23 Seine
37 Sii of shot
21 Universal
language
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31 Witticism
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40 Weight
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SPECIALISTS VIEW CROPS Agriculturists of the University of California ond 200 Tuleloke
growers wore present for the annual field doy Thursday sponsored by the Tuleloke experi
ment station ond the Tulelake Growers. The above picture shows a part of the crowd
gathered ot the stotion to view crops grown on the 13 acre field at the station before
moving to the Growers' tronsient labor camp at Newell for dinner.
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AUDITORIUM OPEN SOON
.boost o feature needed for every building of its nature. The auditorium seats ore so
orronged that the view of the stoge from oriy point is unobstructed either by onother
person or by beoms. The seotmg capacity is over 800.
Boeing Work
Shift Seen '
WA8HINOTON. Aug, f (4N-Th
air force haa confirmed reports that
11 la considering the transfer of
j some Boeing bomber plana produc
j lion from Brattle to Uie company i
Wichita. Kaa., plant.
I A spokesman aald later yesterday
Secretary of Air W. Stuart Bymlng- !
I ton. member of his staff, and ftena
I tor Magnuaon iD-Wash I will fly to
; Seattle late this month for confer
ence witn Boeing olllclau. i
Magnuaon reported the enure
I production situation will be du
I cussed. He emphasised, however.
that any changes would only- In
volve shlltlng of work between
factorle and would not mean can
cellation of current contract for
work being don In Brattle.
The air fore spokesman con
curred with Magnuaon and aald
production of C-D7 cargo planes and
B-60 bombers In Seattle would not
be affected by the proposed change.
In Seattle, Boeing pointed out
that the C-B7 and B-60 are the
only military planes being built
there along with a few component
part of the B-47 Jet bomber.
The Boring Wichita plant I en
gaged In limited production of tha
B-47. The trip of th high air fore
officials to Seattle I believed
planned with the Idea of concen
trating all Jet bomber work In the
Midwest.
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33 Form notion
33 Increase
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40 Former
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43 Malt drink
Tennis stroke
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Gen. Taylor
To Take On
German Post
BERLIN. Aug. ln-MsJ. Oen.
Maxwell D. Taylor, wartime para
troop leader, officially was named
today to command the American
military government and army
force in Berlin.
He will be given thia double
barreled authority, a formal state
ment aald. "in order to unify the
United States position In Berlin."
The atatement aald he would as
sume ma position ill a date to be
announced later, but presumably
in September.
Taylor will succeed both Brig.
Oen. Prank Howley, military gov
ernment commandant, and Col.
James T. Duke, who has com
manded the Berlin military post.
The statement. Issued by the
headciuartera ot U. S. army forces
In Europe, aald Taylor would be
the personal representative of
High Commissioner John J. Mc
Cloy and Lieut. General Clarence
R. Hucbner, acting commander-in-chief.
Taylor, who came to Europe last
February after three and a half
years as superintendent of West
Point, haa served until now as
Huebner chief of tff.
As head of American military
government here, Taylor will take
over one of the moat rlgorou as
signment In the cold war.
His predecessor, Howley. who
plans to return to private business
in Philadelphia, waa the target of
constant attack by communist
propaganda.
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Crop Specialists Meet At
Tule Experiment Station
To Talk Current Problems
TULELAKE. Aug. Crop spe
cialism of the University of Cali
fornia, farm extension leaders of
B.xklyou and Morioc counties and
some 300 Tulelake farmers were
present ThtirHriuy for trie annunl
field day aiKirwired by the Tulelake
experiment station and the Tulelake
growers.
Krost control was one of me prin
cipal sublects brought up for dis
cussion but farmers were not given
much encouragement for any plan
here that will give basin-wide pro
tection by Ralph Parks, extension
specialist In agriculture engineer
ing, of Davis.
The usual run of control, which
Includes smudging, wind machlnea
and amoke screens, are prohibitive
In cost for areas where crop are not
concentrated. Parks aald.
Control of weed which encour
age radiation from the soil la one
of the best and cheapest methods nf
keeping the temperature In check.
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Low spots are the areaa that suffer
damage first and a variation of 20
degrees at an altitude of 30 feet
have been noted here.
The visitor viewed plot of !
falfa. pasture grasses, the new lotus
a legume, sugar beets, 75 varletiea of
two-row barley and other grains,
fertilizer trials and truck cropa at
the exiierlment station.
Lotus, a new legume, la detri
mental if mixed with alsike aince
seeds are almost Identical and diffl-
1 cult to separate.
I Dinner waa served at the Growers
I camp at Newell gratis to 720 visitor
under the direction of W. P. Currier,
manager of the association.
i During the afternoon a tour by
bus waa conducted to a number of
farms in the area.
I Here for the meeting were Dr.
B A. Madsnn. director of field sta
' lions In California; Dr. J. E. Knott
of the truck cropa division, Univer
1 slty of California: E. Batchelder, su
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Mr
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pervisor of 17 Northern California
counties for th extension aervtce;
Ralph Parka, California extension
service engineer; M. V. Maxwell, Sis
kiyou county farm extension leader;
and Jack Hays. Modoc county farm
extension leader.
Th field program waa directed by
Burton Hoyle, manager of th Tule
lake experiment atatlon.
, Milk Cop Law
I To Be Enforced
SALEM. Aug. iV-Mllk dis
tributor fter September 1 will
hve to us bottle cap which cover
the ppurlng Hp of the bottle, the
atate department of agriculture
warned today.
j The department adopted the reg
j ulatlon last September 1, but It
' gave the distributors a year to
j change over.
' Another regulation effective Sep
tember 1 will require truck haul
; Ing milk for bottling to be com
I pletely enclosed. This doesn't apply
to producer who haul their own
; milk.
j Producers hauling their own milk
wl have to have their can prn
i tested from dust and direct ray of
' the sun.
NEWS COMICS
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WELL.Pf MfARSS SOM
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Industrial
Accident Rate
Shows Drop
BALEM. Aug. ( WV-Oregon' In
dustrie! workers art getting more
careful.
The state Industrial accident com
mission reported Prlday that It had
4 per cent fewer claim In th
first half of thia year than It did
during th first half of last year,
And thl record was mad In spite
of th fact that there was 1 per cent
mor man day worked.
Th commission hsd 30.937 claim
for compensation filed In th first
six months ot this year. Half of
them were for Injuries sever etioucH
to cause worker to lay oft their
Job, and 329 were tor occupational
disease. There were S3 claim for
deaths, which waa S t per cent lea
than in th similar period of last
year.
There were li men killed In log
ging accidents, 1 In construction
work, and I In agriculture.
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