MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACT SEVEN
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7orkers Plan
Big Barbecue
At Fairground
Tit Iwle-makliig. awal-iiatlierliiB'.
tloii-(liuiiiilf, flrt-bullrilng ml
general tupply committee are rt
tin, ready for tin bl barbmie,
lur which lioo iiirnu will Rather
at th Mill annual llolary 4-11 and
rr Junior l.iymUKa allow. Tun
day. Aiuuat 30 at Ilia lalmrnuiKla.
1Mb Meet anil Cyril Crmk will
tweet nvtr preparation of the two
prima llerefurcla whlrh havi been
donated by (Irary brothers, Itsrbe
culm will bt done at 111" fair
ground! lo Insure thai the meal la
hot.
The meal boning detail l re
quested U have purrs, tin snips,
boning knlvni and clothes that can
ba laundered, (luest ara to be
served, If possible, with siloes de
aired. .
The barbarue committee aa an
nounced thla week Includes, most
worrlad ona, Frank Fleet; thumper
of atones, Paul Malnewa: loragrr
for fuel. Eddl Bwanson: brewer of
tha been, Paul Ijinclry; brlnarr ni
brans, Walt Mrlntyre; carrier of
cream, Karl Kant: rustler ot iellh.
Hob Hproat; provider ot paier, Hill
Htuarl; potato preparer, alike Bat-aiger.
Picnic For Eight
i Grange Groups
Eight of th 10 grange organisa
tion! In th county were represented
at th Pomona grange plrnlo held
t th Malln park Bunday. The
affair tha tint of lia kind held
by th Pomona grange for aeveral
yeara.
Tha day waa aiient In picnic ac
tivities and awlmnilng In the Malin
pool.
Nation's Polio Increasing
At Record-Breaking Tempo,
See 5 To 10 Per Cent Deaths
By The Associated rrea
Th number of new cases ot In
fantile paralysis took a sharp up
ward turn last week, booating Uie
naUone total of victims for the
month lo mora Ulan eouo.
II erauiht the tela! far tha
yaae la U.M.. compared with enly
MM casew reported by tha ns
tlenal all We f vital eUUetlra
Ihr.uih August II f !. a near
rrrard year. Last yeara JI.eao
tela! waa eseeeded anly by Ul
M M In the III reread year.
In an Associated Pre survey.
North Dakota reported the disease
al an epidemic alai there taut
week and aald Uie stale urgently
needed mora nurses.
A few mor heavily populated
slates, including Pennsylvania. II
linols and Wisconsin, do not expect
10 reach th pealt of new cases un
til neal month, while four autre
perhepe tiv lrady hev niore
than 1000.
Hume southern slates, wher on
set of Uie disease usually atari
earlier, hav had a gradual decline,
while Main and Minnesota held
about steady, and Anton showed
an Increase.
Nevada with only II rasee Uili
year, again Is having a light season,
but health officials there reminded
that most of th states 31 cases
last year occurred during th fall
and winter months.
Tha aharp rise la new victims
added goo la th August total
during tha second nine-day period
ml th mania. There) were 310
new eaaea la the first nine day.
August normally la th wars!
mania ef th year.
Th aurvry showed Uist enmr
large clues, notably Uo ton and New
York, have been hard hit, while
Philadelphia and Chicago were
mora fortunat than area In other
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H AND N NIWSBOY WINS Pictured here is Douglos Word of Alturo with the bicycle
(loot he entered in the rodeo porode in Alturoi Saturday. In the coge is his pet woodchuck
"Woody." He won first prut in the new addition to the parade. The prize was $2.50 ond
50 cents for lettering the loot. Douglas is a Herold ond News carrier.
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Klamath Agency Team Take
Roping Honors
ALTURAH Aug. 21 Friedman
and Junior Kirk of the Klamath
Indian reservation walked off with
lop honors In th team ruplng con
test at tha Alluras rodeo over the
week-end. They copped the top
spot over E. V. Dorsey and Itud
Huberts In second place and the
Malln team of Mervyn Wilde and
Stanley Johnson. George Corder
and Lie Lambert, placed third.
Vic Malney, well-known Cali
fornia rider took honors In Uie
parts of penmvlvanla and Illinois
Oenerally smsller communities and
rural areas appeared to b faring
beu
New York went Into top place
among tha list of state In the
latest survey It reported 1S-17
raaes to pass Trxaa whlrh had IMS
Illinois Is third with 1110, and Cali
fornia fourth Willi lOrtA. Michigan
was Juat under the 1000 mark on
AtlfUKl 11 with 907 rases.
A death rate of 10 per cent or
higher was reported In only three
stales Indiana, Kentucky and
Maryland.
The American Medical attorla
lian said that for Ihe nation as
whale, about S per eenl of those
elrtrkrn eaa be espeeied I re
cover entirely and wllhout anv
permanent crippling. About IS
per eeat will be aevreelv erlppled.
and about ti per eenl mildly crip
pled. The death rale la eipeeled
la be between fire and I per
eenl.
The Iowa slate fair cancelled Its
annual baby health contest this
year as a precautionary measure
against spread of Ihe disease.
IIKARIN'O
WALLA WALLA. Aug. Jl 8rn.
Harry Cain advised city officials
that on of the senate committee
hearings on the proposed Columbia
valley administration will be held
here It Is set for som time In
October. He said hearings also are
set for Seat lie and Spokane. He
aald others will be aet later.
TO HARVARD
CORVAtXIS, Aug. fs?lrs.
chutes County Farm Agent Jean
I.er has been granted a year
scholarship at Harvard for ad
vanced atudy In public, administration.
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At Rodeo
aaddte bronc contest. Carl Morgan
and Jim Hlchards split seoond and
third places and Jim Nunner came
In fourth and last.
Calf roping expert ticked off In
the following ordrr: Bud Robert.
Dkk Palrchllds, Msg Nelson and
Jack Plerc.
Bill Harvey took top purs In the
bareback riding, followed by Don
lluihet, Vic Matney and Bob Dunn.
Bill Hammond horse went
through it paces to tali first place
In tli brat reined event. Second
spot went to another split with
Herman Vowell and Archl Mcin
tosh tying for second place. H. M.
Durrls placed fourth.
Hill Lee toughed It out to win the
wild cow milking con lest, with) TULELAKE. Aug. 22 Mr. and
Pierce McClelland. Junior Anderson Mr. Roy Hodges, owner and oper
and E. V. Dorsey coming lo thai a tors of tha Tulelake hotel and bar
order behind him. hav announced aale of th pro-
A capacity crowd turned out for perty. a corner location on Main
Uie event, which waa set down as and Modoc streets, to Mr. and Mrs.
one of Uie outstanding rodeo event
veil held In th Aituraa area.
Former Resident's
Death Reported
Ida E. Cook. IS. former long-time
resident of Willow Ranch. Calif.,
died In Die Aituraa hospital Thurs
day. Aim list la. 11:30 pm. It waa
learned her today.
A heart allark m. nv.. iKiwl" swooao'y reiurn lo sirnm
usJ , foThe, !L r " wher. they formely lived. Hodges
cause for her death.
Mr. Cook, who resided In Tion
esta, Calif, th past year and a
half, leaves John Wesley Carter ot
Gallatin, Mo, a her only known
survivor.
Interment will be held In Aituraa
Tuesdsy al 4 30 p m.
Car Ditched -Malin
Youth Injured
Bob Henderson, II, of Malin, waa
treated at Klamath Valley hospital
early Sunday morning for a scalp
laceration received in an automo
bile accident.
A car h. was driving reportedly
wenl Into a ditch on tha Merrill
highway three mile below Mac
store.
COLLECTION
VATICAN CITY. Aug. 22 I PI A
collection of IBM coins, some aeven
centuries old, has been gathered In
the grotto of th basilica ot 8L
Peter, wher the apostll Is believed
to hav been burled. The coin
were tossed In th grotto over the
centuries by pilgrims. Church au
thorltlea aald th collection wlU be
catalogued.
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Miners Evicted,
Reds Arrested
SANTIAGO, Chile. Aug. 22 lti
Troops evicted more than 1000 tired
and hungry alt-down strikers from
th Lota coal mine last night and
arrested 35 communist leaders ac
cused of fomenting the trouble.
Officials quoted the miner as
saying communist spokesmen had
convinced them the government had
fallen, that a general strike had
crippled th country and that revo
lution had broken out In Santiago.
End of the Lou strike came a
Uie government announced it had
broken an attempted communist
revolution based on a general strike.
Tulelake Business
Sale Announced
Roy Hampton. Santa Monica. Calif
Hampton slated today that ne
and Mrs. Hampton had previously
visited relauvee at Macdoel, had
seen Tulelake and liked It and de
cided to go into business here. He
has been bus driver In Uie South
ern California town.
No change in the building or
personnel are anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, who have
owned the hotel for five year
will probably return to Merrill
haa been In business there in the
pasL
No consideration on the trans
action was made public.
nils Is the second hotel aale here
In th. past few weeks, the Clyde
hotel also on Main street having
been sold by Clifford Shuck to Cecil
P. and Evelyn L. Drew of Klamath
Tall earlier this month.
BODY RECOVERED
CANNON BEACH. Aug. 22 (1
Th body of Samuel Rice, U. Ben
son hotel catering manager for
many years, waa recovered from
th surf yesterday after he was
drowned In a ripude. Pilot A. W.
81eUtht (potted th body off Arch
cape.
MILL Bl'RN'8
ROSEBURO. Aug. 22 Mill
ot the Tyre Lumber and Timber
company. 18 mile west of here was
burned to th ground this morning
In a fir. which started under the
head saw, th. Douglas Forest Pro
tective association reported. The
plant w as a total loss.
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RANCHERS READY TO
PROTECT CROPS FROM
WILDLIFE DAMAGE
An estimated 2KS.0O0 ducks were
making the Tule lake and Lower
Klamath wildlife refuge their
hrndriutrters last week and grain
growers have stepped up protective
measures designed to lessen crop
depredation by th birds.
The population estimate la that
of Howard J. HarKeant. refuge
manager. Home 10 000 Canada gees
were also on th Tule refuge.
Protective meesures Include
ground-herding with shotgun and
Farm Price
Support Cuts
Are Demanded
WAHHINOTON. Aug. 22 MV-Sen-auj
Democratic leader Lucas today
demanded drastlc changes" In the
government1 p r I c e-aupport pro
grams and bill pending before
congress.
The Illinois senator aaid be fa
vors limiting government prlee
tup porting loan- and purchases I
a few baale or ma)or crops such
aa corn, wbrat, cotton and .there
on which planting and marketing
controls can be operated.
The senate leader's blast came
after a meeting of Uie senate agri
culture committee of which he la
a member.
At thla hearing Secretary Bran
nan gave qualified eupport to a
compromise plan by Senator An
derson (D-NMl,
Brannan told the committee the
Anderson plan would provide eome
whai higher government price sup.
port levels than a flexible price
plan voted by congress last year.
Actual operations of that program
are not due to begin until Jan. 1
Former Resident
Dies In Calif.
Word has been received here of
the death of a former Klamath
Falls resident, Msrlln Witt Gregory.
ti. at Blsbee, Aril., Thursday, Aug
ust 18.
Mr. Gregory died at the Copper
Queen hospital of a heart allmenL
He and his wife had lived In Blsbee
for the past two years. Before leav
ing Klamath rails. Mr. Gregory was
millwright helper for the Ewauna
Box company and had many friends
In this area.
He Is survived by his widow. Helen
Gregory, of Blsbee and his brother-
in-law P. A. McKlnney, also of
BLbee.
Pinal rite were held from Hub
bard chapel In that city at 4 pm,
August 1. with cremauon following
the service.
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other noise makers, revolving
searchlights and some plan herd
ing. No great damage haa been re
ported. Hxrgeant reported that of th
I ilfl rx 10 ducks estimated to be on
the Tule refuge, almost half were
migrants, some AO per cent of them
pintails and 30 per cent mallards.
Water condltlrma at Tule were
stable and the level a little higher
than last year at the same time.
There has been no botulism on Tule
lake.
Botulism on Lower Klamath, eon
fined to a localized area, has killed
snout 00 birds. Bargeant estimated.
The count waa made on foot and by
boat whenever possible, by plane in
Inaccessible areas.
In the first 15 days of August, the
waterfowl population on Lower
Klamath Increased by about 45.000
migrating birds, mostly pintail and
mallards, bringing the estimated
tout on that refuge to 12S.000 ducks
and geese.
Major League
LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGI'E
By The Associated Press
Batting Robinson, Brooklyn, JM;
Slaughter, 8t. Louis, 325.
Runs Baited In Robinson.
Brooklyn. 9; Hodge. Brooklyn. M.
Home Runs Klner, Pittsburgh,
34: Gordon, New York and Bauer.
i;nieago. 24.
Pitching Branca, Brooklyn. 12-4.
.750; Chambers. Pittsburgh. 9-3, .750.
AMERICAN LEAGI'E
Baiting Williams, Boston, 357;
Kell, Detroit. 346.
Runs Batted In Stephens. Bos
ton. 138: Williams, Boston. 122.
Home Runs Stephens, Boston, 31;
Williams, Boston, 30.
Pitching Reynolds, New York.
12-3, J00; Wynn, Cleveland, 10-3,
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Oh No! Connie
Isn't Through
NEW YORK. Aug 32 MV-Octogenarian
Connie Mack, still beam
ing over "My Greatest Day in Baa.
ball.' la looking forward to more
glorious one "in the next few year
with his Philadelphia Athletics.
The M-year-old manager of the
Athletics, honored at Yankee sta
dium yesterday with a special
"Connie Mack Day." told th. 64.
323 fans thai he expect to give
Philadelphia another pennant In
the next lew years.
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HARTFORD, Conn.. Aug. 22 W)
Th first Yl. scholarship from a
memorial fund established after
11 Northwest student died en route
back to their achool haa been
awarded.
Ronald B. Bryan, Portland, Is th
recipient.
The fund was created by parent
and friends of th Yale students.
They were killed when a transport
crashed and burned at Seattl.
last January I.
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WICHITA, Kaa, Aug. 22 (-Th
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encywas reported Saturday.
A Wichita woman, clad In a house
coat and with a tangled dresa over
her head, cam. to th hospital by
taxi.
Her eyelid became caught In the
zipper as sh. was slipping the dress
over her head, she explained. Would
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