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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1949)
PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1949 Multi-Million Dollar Waterway Bill Includes Big Northwest Projects Ever So Grown Up WASHINGTON, Oct I WV-Houae and kdiU conferee finally have agreed on a multi-million dollar waterway appropriation bill lor the fiscal year that organ last July 1. The bill, carrying a total ap propriation ol 664,n.l0 (or civil functions of the army. Includes 1S34 .820.090 for flood control and river and harbor projects In many of the 48 states. Big Item One of the big Items Is 61 .000.000 for flood control on the lower Mls sisippl river and its tributaries: oth ers are 134.000 .000 for the McNary lock and dam on the Columbia river In Oregon and Washington: tXlfiOO.- 25 'Guests' In Bastile The county Jail population stood at 3 today with four boarders checking In last night for short stays. From the Eprague River court cam two Beatty Indians. Philip Hurtado, 37, and Robert Stanley, 21. Hurtado was fined SIMM or given 60 days In jail on charge of Illegal possession of liquor. Stanley was hit with $29j0 or 35 days on a drunk count. Both were arrested by state police. Alvin M. Jackson, Chiloquin Indi an, is resting under $25 bail on a drunk count. The 38-yearold labor er was arrested at Barclay Springs by state officers. A 23-year-old Merrill waitress, Candace Elizabeth Johnson, was handed a 14-day Jail sentence in the Merrill court for being drunk in a public place. Truck Overturns, No Injuries Mrs. W. P. Myers, 73. operator of Lakeshore nursery, and her em ploye. Al Davidson. 35. escaped In Jury early Tuesday afternoon when their Klamath bound pickup struck a slick spot In the rain covered Wil lamette pass 16 miles this side of Oakridge and overturned. Mrs. Myers said they were re turning home at about 1:30 pjn. when the pickup skidded In the mid dle of the highway, overturned twice and went off the road and hit a tree. Neither was seriously hurt but received medical care In Oakridge and then continued on to Klamath Falls by bus. The two had been In Eugene de Jivering a load of Oregon Orape scrubs to the state highway depart ment there. The pickup was dam aged and left in Oakridge. BIO BATCH PLANT ' ARCO. Idaho, Oct. 5 (JPyA mil- i lion pound concrete batch plant is being assembled on the Idaho' atomic site east of Arco. The plant is being moved from the atomic in stallation at Ranford. Wash, and Is expected to be ready for operation In about 75 days. 000 for Qarruon dam In North D kota and 123.000.000 (or Fort R a ti de 11 In South Dakota. Other large Pacilic Northwest ex penditures include: Oregon: Lookout Point reservoir, S9.500.000: Detroit reservoir. t9. 500.000: and the Dorena-reservoir. 12.500.000. Washington: Chief Joseph dam, Columbia, 15.000 000. Congress Lale Congress usually completes work on such bills late in June or early In July. One-fourth of the first year covered by the measure already is gone. This year conferees wrangled (or (our months before compromising differences in the bill as it passed the house and the senate. Despite the delay, however, there has been little It any Interruption on the various project under con struction. Prom time to time con gress has authorised army en gineers to proceed with projects aU ready underway. v Record Brrakrr The bill is a record breaker. Last year congress appropriated 148. 575.466. The bill Includes $197,489,690 tor rivers and harbors projects. S437. 430.400 for flood control works. They include in Oregon and Wash ington: Flood Control Construction Callage drove reservoir. $1400; Detroit reservoir. J9.iOt.0O0: Dorrna reservoir. S2.5O0.00O: Fern Ridge reservoir, SI90.MM: Lookout Point reservoir. 9 .500.000: Milton Free water. (640.004: Willamette river (bank protection). $450,000. . Rivers and Harbors Construction Columbia river a t Bonneville. fV Cl'Kfimn- fnliimhi nH Inc. fer Willamette riven belnw Van couver. Wash., and Portland. $150. 000: McNary lock and dam, Colum bia river. Ore, and Wash, 135 000. 000: Coos Bay. $850,000: Depoe Bay. $400,000: Uir?" river. $100,000; Yaquina bay and harbor, $35,000. 8llSp Packed House Hears Knife, Fork Address Mrrryle 8. Rukeyser. nationally known economist, ran the scale lrum tiie Russian atomic bomb to social security and back aialn be fore a packed house last night when he spoke to the Knife and Fork club membership In the Willard hotel. A master of word turning. Rukry ser entertained his listeners lor two hours and Injected Into his obser vations many personal experiences with world notables Including Mus solini and Norman Thomas. The devaluation of the pound, the! roncert. will appear In a popular world-wide effect and especially the ; mUaic program with her husband. eiim uu American ecoiiomr. came count AWo Boll to de Soils, interna' 20-30 Club Starts Page Ticket Sales Ticket salra art In (ull swing for the dale Page show to be given Monday. October 10, sponsored by the 30-30 club. The show will be the first public affair given In the new Mills school auditorium since Its dedication, and Is scheduled to start at $ p.m. Tickets are available from the Waggoner Drug company. Qood year store and Auld Appliance, from any 20-30 member or at the auditorium the night of the show. Popular Music Oale Page, singing star of the In for considerable comment by the speaker who was on the first year's program of the Klamath Falls club. Britain's Position England's position In the econom ic field is greatly due to the failure of "double entry bookkeeping," Ruykeser observed. He comment ed on Britain's free false teeth and tlonally known pianist and com poser. Their program Is designed to ap peal to those enjoying light concert music. Including selections by Oershwln. Chopin. Kern. Debussy. Porter, and original compositions by Sollto de Soils A report on the start of ticket Spud Festival Plans Pushed At Merrill MERRILL Further details of the 13th annual Klamath Basin Potato festival were Ironed out at Monday evening's meeting of the Lion's club. Mrs. Dan Barry will be Uie chair man In charge of the queen's float, her co-workers will be announced later. According to A. K. Fell, chair man of the decoration committee, extensive plans (or the decoration of business buildings and main street are well underway. Street decorations are bring purchased by the commute and will be used from year to year. Farmers are urged to bring their branded potato sack to the Merrill Lumber com- wigs, but said the capacity to buv I Mn wu given at last night on the part of the British commoner meeting of the club. Sparta Prelect S0-J0 Purvine Addresses Lions Club "The Priceless . Ingredient" was the subject of the talk given by Winston Purvine. president of OTI. at the Lions club luncheon yester day. Purvine stressed the psychological Importance of getting along with other people for success In the busi ness world, and as a qualification for leadership. Sandy Poteet, chairman of the meeting. Introduced thei speaker. Joe Thomas, 4641 LaVeme. Dr. Frank Johnson. 1936 Manzanita. and Glenn Jewett, 645 Broad, were welcomed into Lions club by the members. MARIAN MARTIN Little Sister wants a banded skirt dress, tool And she Just loves the bands-to-matrh on the puffed sleeves. Big Buster-Brown collar and bow-tie are so smart! Pattern 9053: sues 2. 4. 6. 8. 10. 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Send fif teen cent for this book a Free i Pattern is printed in the book a new weskit to wear with your skirts and dresses! I iMH:snuc sncvuon Ol wus Ml ire-, . . . ..Mtuli man. own choosing. ,111 be held at Riverside school this Rukeyser s description of the po-1 litical "blue sky - charged that 'g ak of evfnmg was C. W. interested a lot of unsnalytlca per- BurwvhAm ( the bureau o( reels- sons and he pointed out that the ; whQ k ,ne bur,.U't doctrine rests on the fallacy of . development In this area. I money manipulation, that of "rob- v I blng Peter to pay Paul." . So that America can continue to ImF no.anerprouucme.no sr.. sup-, - ,Uroduced bv HVi ,HIQ f U. " " ... ..... Rukeyser "heartened the citizenry Phoenix Newspaper Quits Business PHOENIX Aril, Oct. S ( The Arirona Times. Phoenix afternoon dally newspaper, announced today it would suspend publication, effec tive with today's final sports edi tion. The Times began daily publica tion May 1. 1947. It was established by John Boet tiger and his wife, the former Anna Roosevelt Boettiger. They disposed of their interests In July.. 1948. to do its own thinking "Politicians have created the Il lusion we can relax and take It easy because of super-mmds In Washing ton. The progress of the republic de pends on an aroused citizenry with intellectual Independence," he said, j 'Psychological Shock The spesker observed that the lale summer brought an impetus in 1 national buying but the country had just had. since the first of Septem-, ber. what he termed a "psychologl- j j cal shock'' based on the devaluation j I of the pound, the Soviet atom bomb situation, and the steel and coal strike. j He termed the strike the "most invoious worK stoppage in uic ail i nals of American history. 1 Rukeyser blasted the existing so cial security program which, he 1 If your nose fills up.? 8HttSSUPT0MGttr.. I Relieve stuffy head ;laa2 this ease way. 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