Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 29, 1951, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, NOVKMHKR 20, 11)51 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREE Committee Puts City Near Water rluonding r iuiii nullum in cny wiunr nir truth ilri'nv piaviMilltin will liroli lily lin like the ilownrn In Kluin- til I'kIIk , , . blossom lurlli III the iliitf. 'Mini wua tilt opinion of two doc tor, Hires drntlMn, olio city cuun I'llinnii mill una nrwnpuiicr rrport rr who rompiinnl h "pulillc rnret iiik." last niulii Ht' ilm enmity linnlllt ilriuuiinrnl, on the Ihaiio nt iliilliill lluorlilullon In Klamath Jails. Ursolic Hip mimllnuNn nt the crowd, the iiuiyor-iiit'uiiilrd com mltlre mlnui ana jnt'inlier . . Oro- Jon Water Corp. olllclnl, Cllcnii lowen, was uimlilo to Htloiifl . . took lulr slrrd wlMu'k at cut lliiK ml tape IiIiiiIIiik tha Inlro diirtlfin of fluorUlutloii line. Bo the (Itunlloit now stnmt like this: I. A report o( a recent water liiliirml hiiIhIh will lie scnl Uie Urriion htntc board ot licullh. 3. Written upprovul ol the IiiciiI lirallh officer, the counly driitul mid medical societies hue been ob tained. 3. I'upulur demand lor adoption ol fluoridation hui been evidenced by letters to the city council I nun in huii)i, ma ,wu vim" .. other civic groups. i. I'reilnilnury application lor doptlon n Iluorlduilon will bn iimUo to thn mute bourd of hriilth by Dr. Beth Krrron, si-crrlliry o( ll Iluorlduilon committee. lii Mien preliminary upprovnl Is III allied the oily council will have miXIXIhtflb TODAY! WHEN THEXflj 41 ALL I ELL 'Pjrn 'lIROKE LOOKS J ! The Colonui 1 Sfjt Prison n "" 1 MMbn Mt- GRANT Lr i lo adopt un ordlnunre fnvorlmr Iluorlduilon. rno oi unmnce sines) not cuiwlruiible us an einemeiicy lupuMire will no throuKh three wreka process, eliulillnii ussurlnif lima lor any pro or con urnuinent. In the niruntline member ol the denial society will inuke survey o tooth decuy In children ol the Hint three grade In ell city niuinii, 'fill will enable measuring uulde ol the reulli ol Iluorlduilon II It l adopted III about live or tlx yrurs. Mrunwhlie, In wiuhiiiuioii u. u. yesterday, alter aludy of the proa and conn, a MierlHl conindltee ot the national research council has concluded that Uie addition of cer tain chrtnlcala u drinking Muter cun help reduce tooth fleray. In eiidorsliiti the fluoridation of public water supplies, however, the committee al(i II hould be done only under expert denial and euulneerlnii supervision by (late board ol lieulth. (Tho local meet, lull lut nluht wax of the anino opinion, nnd also stuled Uie pro ecu ahould be well supervised by skilled personnel. I A report made by the nnllonul group lint nluht mid tin oulety of uuorlrlulluii arncuuta on prop er control. 11 nl'.o anld tlml lie cllecllvencss driencU on proper election of water suppliers to be treated. Because of the controversy over Ihe inutler, tho cnuimlltee was up-polnu-d last uprinu lo make uw study. Hi parent body, the natlonul reneorcn council. . a federation of aclentlflo societies chartered by congress. i Ti t 1 4 . - -it-. .-.Vir'' . s ,,v. ir , -1 Vfcli,7 I, -ii t m y I. A .t 'jT&i&Jir; iaU.. A- Tf afiiiairttti.'a W .1'-?. fr i MODEL SHIPS AUCTIONED Theu modela of V. 8. Nivr unlit ire part of col. I'f l.m el model thlpf built by lite BrllUh Major Arthur W. Klplln and auctioned on in rarn. I Spud Ceilings Possible; NW Prices Near Parity NATO to Aid Flood Area ROME. The 11 cities and vllluxea that have been hurde.it : hit by Italy' (irealcit flood In modern hlatory will be rebuilt by the 11 nation that with Italy com prlne the North Atlantlo treaty or ganlzatlona. R-preiientBtlvea of the nation Beiilum, Canada, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Nether lands. Iceland, Norway, Portutial, the United Klnudom. the United Utatea and Italy yexterday con cluded their elifhth NATO council Henalons here. Oluuppe Spartaro. Italian minis ter of poata and communication, announced the NATO nation' offer and asked Italy's civil engineers to name the cities and towns. Floodwaters of the Po river and lu tributaries that ruvased rich agricultural lands of the Po delta area and RovIro province during the past three weeks continued to recede today. French. American and British army headquarters worked along side Italian army engineers In set ting up communications and other reconstruction. Three Adams Guernseys In Records Mot In GRANT 1:00 Evenlno 6:45 PETERBOROUGH. N. II. Three rcitUlcrrd Uuerrucv cows. owned by Dr. P. C. Adams. Klam ath Kails. Oregon, have omnicled I olllclal advanced reglnlry to the I American guenuev cuttle club lur approval and publication. On twice daily milking for 10 mouth period, Adamsdale frolic's Fancy, a Junior two-year-old, pro duced tS'J2 pound of milk and 4&6 poundu of butlerlal. Adnnihdnle Norman's Ronnie produred 91)00 pounds ol milk and &28 pounds of bullerfut on twice dally milking for a 10-moiiUi pe riod a Junior two-year-old. On twice dally milking for a 10- uionth period. Adamadale Lena's I.llac. a Junior two-year-old. pro duced 7)138 pounds of milk and 413 Kund ol butterfat. "Fancy," "Bonnie" and "I.llac" nre the daughters of the registered Ouernsey aire, Adumsdule Nor man, thnC has three daughters in Uie performance register of Uie American Clueriisey entile club. Acheson Due To Return To Capitol ROME, Ml After a series of 1 diplomatic conferences and a ahorl rent, Hecrelary of 8tnle Oeuii Ache wn Intends lo return soon lo Wash ington. He came to Europe for the opening of the U.N. awcmbly In I'arla and hug been attending North Atlantic treaty organization meetings here thin week. Aides anld he hns no present In tention of returning to Paris un less circumstances demand. Polulocs and olher fresh vege tables nre presently exempt from price ceilings, but ceilings cull be placed on them when they reach purity. Ham Anderson. Newell rnnchcr and potato grower, returned last week from Washington, D. C, where conferences were underway on possible selling of ceilings on spuds. According to Anderson, a celling would not hurt the present potato prices. OSC Economist Marlon Thomas, also bnck Irnm agricultural con ferences In Washington, reporU'd this week thai ceilings could be Imiiosed on an area basis before the nutlonul farm price for pota toes rent-lie purity. But whether or not this will be done hus not ye vet been derided. Thomn was told that Northwest potato prices nre ncttrlng purity mlntmutns til whlrh the ceilings could bo applied. This Is despite Uie fnt-t nstloniil averuge prices were still well below purity lust month. Anderson reported the National Potato council Is meeting In Wash ington deciding on recommenda tions on price ceilings for OP0, and will also mult over Uie Bran- nan farm bill. Morse May Aid Homeless Man SALEM. 11 Sen. Wayne More will attempt to delay the deportU' lion of a 24-ycar-oid Romanian who contends he has spent Uie last four yearn wandering the world to find a country that win admit him. The Romanian. Stephen Darte. said he left Ills homeland when Uie Communists came into power. He stowed away on a ship which ar rived In Portland last week. Im migration officials have refused him entry bito the U. S. Morse said he will ask his office assistant In Washington to attempt to delay Dane's departure until the cae la investigated. Historical Meet Slated The Klamath county historical society holds Its first winter meet ing at Fort Klamath CI club De cember 6 In Uie first session of a plan to scatter Its mectuigs Uiroughout the Klamath basin. 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