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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SATUMAY, FEBRUARY 10, 11)32
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Steel Strike
Blame Aired
NEW YORK Wl :-PhUip Mur
ray accused the steel Industry Fri-
jday of attempting, to. provoke-a
nationwide sirnte s a lever w gew
government authorlt rais pric
es. The president of" both the CIO
and the CIO :Unlted jsteelworkers
Union told a' Wage 'Stabilization
Board panel that the Industry had
i rejected every one ol the union's
2 demands. .
He said witnesses presenting the
companies' case before the panel
used hundreds-- of . thousands ot
words which all added up to "no."
The union has called' a strike
for Feb. 24. Murray -and the union
policv makers "Will meet In Pitts-
; burgh Feb. 21 to decide whether to
proceed with the strife or to await
the WSB decision. irigthe dispute.
Food Checked
tics
PORTLAND if' Use of an In-,
tricate device that analyzes flood
waves by electronics will be ex
plained at a meeting of the Colum
01a Basin Inter-Agency Committee
here Wednesday.
Discussion of the device, called
an electronic flood routing ma
chine, will be particularly signifi
cant in view of forecasts of pos
sible Hood conditions in the Colum
bia River basin this spring, com
mittee officials said.
Other weather forecasting meth
ods aiso will be discussed by tech
nical experts from Portland, Seat
tle and Washington, D.C. Col. Eck
ley S. Ellison, head of the Port
land Weather Bureau, said he ex
pected Dr. F. W. Relchelderfer,
weather bureau chief in Washing
ton, to attend.
lhe committee, Including gover
nors of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho, also will consider a mm.
' prehensive program for develop
ment of the basin.
The flood routing machine saves
time in computing flood stages for
downstream points when flood con
ditions occur, Anthony J. Polos of
the Portland Weather Bureau, who
will explain the device, said. It
computes quicker . and more accu
rately than manual methods.
Farm Credit
Loans Listed
SPOKANE Wl Thirty produc
tion credit associations in Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana
cioseo 13,1113 larm loans totaling
$129,414,295 last year.
The Production Credit Corpora
tion of Spokane said Friday It Is
an increase of 635 loans and $29,
437,921 in volume over 1950.
- Montana associations led in the
volume of new loans with $42,059.-
235; Idaho was second with $38,115,-
oeo; Oregon third with $35,329,688,
and Washington fourth, $13,909312.
The corporation said the 30 as
sociations had 8,405 loans totaling
$49,677,991 outstanding as of Dec.
31, 1951. It said 13 of the associa
tions are now member-owned.
Great Falls, Mont., and Walla Wal
la having recently repaid the gov
ernment Investment In their capital
stock.
HEADS MEAT MEN
LOS ANGELES ID E. Flovd
Forbes of San Francisco was re
elected president and general man
ager of the Western States Meat
Packers Association here Friday.
C.E.
Funeral Held
Funeral servlrri for Cliireiu'e E.
Mlllrr, ft KlHiiinlh County resUlrnt
tor 45 yours, were coiulniMcd todnv
from Word's CIihucI, with Inlei'-
mrnt.m Klnmnlh Mpmorlul Ccnic
lery. H dlrd Tursdiiy.
Miller wns a unlive of Wnbnsh,
Inc.. born tn I8t8, but for most
of hi adult life hint been associat
ed with looping and lumbcrum In
Northern Calltornln and this coun
ty. In his earlier dnvs he worked In
mills In Butte Volley and lor a
time worked as sawyer for Crane
Mill lit Bly. In 193d he established
the Miller Lumber Company nt
Lake o' the Woods, operntlnir it
until 1040. Me specialized in white
pine.
After that lie served as field
superintendent for Klamath Forest
Protective Association, and In 1940
he assumed the mnnaiseinent of
the Silver Lumber Company mill
ing operation at Plneluirst, and op
erated that mill until the present
time.
Miller was a World War I vet
eran, serviiiR In France with tho
engineers, and was affiliated with
the Veterans of Foreisn Wars and
uaait Walton League
He leaves manv mends here In
logging and lumbering circles.
Survivors Include the widow.
! Norma O. Miller, here: his moth
er. Mrs. Margaret Miller, and two
brothers. Warren and Robert. Sun
nyslde, Wash.: a son. Glenn C.
I Miller. St. Louis: and a sister,
I Mrs. E. F. Meyer, Seattle.
Kennan Gets
Red Warning
WASHINGTON W Career Dip
lomat George F. Kennan has re
ceived a pointed Communist warn
ing that he had better be careful
when he goes to Moscow as the
new American ambassador.
Kennan, an authority on Soviet
affairs, was nominated early last
week by President Truman.
Officials reported Saturday the
Warsaw radio, which takes Its cue
from Moscow, has now given no
tice that the envoy will be under
close observation to prevent "spy
ing." A broadcast by an official Po
lish commentator said Kennan
was chosen because of his long
record as an enemy of Soviet Rus
sia and because of the American
desire to obtain all Information
possible from behind the Iron Cur
tain.
Builds
Giant Station
- WASHINGTON W . The most
powerful radio station In the World
is being built by the Navv m the
Jim Creek area near- Snohomish,
Wash . .
.T)tejNvy took the wraps of se
crecy off the station Friday night.
It. is scheduled to go into opera
tion next yew.
Three towers, each 200 feet hfch,
have been built on hilltops above
the station. They will support an
tennae 7,200 feet long across the
valley.
The Navy said the mllllon-watt
transmitter will enable the high
command to keep in touch with the
fleet around the world.
TO MEDITERRANEAN
WASHINGTON Wl Brig. Gen.
Orvllle E. Walsh, the Army's North
"acific Division engineer at Port
land, Ore., has been appointed su
pervisor of military construction In
the Mediterranean area. His head
quarters will be at Casablanca,
French Morocco.
LAST TIMES TODAY
"THE RED BADGE
OF COURAGE"
- - - Plaa -"TALES
OF THE
NAVAJOS"
Navy
rictur&!
'It.
A r mmmims V ,,v
iUismirmif) M
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PICTURE OF THE MONTH -"RED
Deeper Channel
Move Taken
WASHINGTON i.fl Action has
been started bv Hen. Anuell (H.-l
Ore.,1 that mav lead to deepening
of the Lower Columbia River chan
nel. Anitell has Introduced resolutions
to nuthorlno tho Army Uniilncrrs
to brUiK earlier surveys of the riv
er up to dale. He explained, how
ever, that the Mouse Public Works
Committee will not vole on the res
olutions until an opinion has been
received from the Kimineeis on
(he need fur ft new survey.
Committee approval la required
before it new otirvey can bo au
thorized. The OrcKon congressman asked
whether the channel should be
dredited from Its present 40-tnot
depth to 48 feet or some other level.
Murray Again
On Fair Board
Perev Murray, longtime mem
ber of he County Fair Board, has
been reappointed to the board for
tnree-year term.
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nanus and
J. A. Johnson,
The County Court also reappoint
ed Vein Moore, Marry Whird and
Dick Hciucr to the County Plan
ning Commission, for four-year
terms.
Other commission members are
Jerry Slsemore, Scott Warren,
Harry Obenchalu, Hans N. Hanson.
E. C, Lcmler and Jesse N. Drew.
Old Newspaper
Sale Reported
CINCINNATI 1 The Cincin
nati Times-Star management an
nounced Thursday It has purchased
the 110-year old Cincinnati Enquir
er, subject to court approval.
The paper was bounht for ap
proximately J7.5O0.000 from the es
tate of John R. McLean, Wash
higion. The agreement to buy was signed
by Hulbert Tail, president and uub-
Usher of the Times-Star Publish
ing Company, and the American
Security and Trust Company.
It must be approved bv the VS
uisinct court of
the District of
Columbia.
Hulbert Taft said final court ae-!
tlon might be delayed for "some
months."
The Enquirer Is this city's only
morning newspaper.. . ,
Report Favors j
SEC Nominee
WASHINGTON Iff .A House
Committee Investigating the Se
curities and Exchange Commission
reported Friday It has' "no crcdl- j
Die evidence- relleettne adversely
upon the honesty and mtctrrlty of
SEC Chairman Harry A. McDon
ald. McDonald has been nominated
as administrator of the Reconstruc
tion Finance Corporation but the
Senate Banking Committee has re
fused to act on the appointment
while the House Inquiry is under
way.
The House group, a subcommit
tee of the Interstate Committee,
made its report on McDonald to
Chairman Maybank, D.-S.C, of the
Senate Committee.
Rep. Heller. D.-N.Y., head of
the House group, wrote Mavbnnk
that his committee concurred ,
unanimously" In the report.
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BOOK'V MOVIE OF THE MONTH "CORONET"
Army Totals
Enemy Losses
WASHINGTON Ml The Army
Friday estimated total enemv cas
ualties ill Korea at 1.677,734
Ihrouitll Feb, V,
That flKine, coverlnR Commu
nist military lases alone, Is an
Increase of 14,3(10 slues the Jim, 2b
estimate.
The total Included 1.143.000 bat
tle casualties, 303.J68 uon-lmltla
losses and 13JJ77 counted prison
ers of war.
In addition to the military pris
oners, the Army also listed 37,858
civilian internet's under United Na
tions military control.
The latest U.N. casually report,
issued Feb. ft. put losses ot U.N.
forces ut 3UI1.U70 up to Dec. 31.
Re-Registration
Time Set
About 6.000 persons In Klamath
County whose nainoa were lopped
oil the voter roiiisirntiuu lists win
I have to rc-reulaler between no
now
'!. c""blc ' vo1
e
In the May 18 primary
Registration closes at 8 p.m.
April IS.
The 0,000 wero persons who did
not vote m the lust two genernl
elections mid for that reason their
icuislrailous were cancelled.
Meat Control
Foes Rapped
LOS ANGELES t The Eco
nomic stabilisation Administrator
describes as unwise a decision of
the Western Stales Meat Packers
Association to fight for lifting ol
controls this year.
Roger L. Putnam told the Puck
ers' convention Friday that such
decision "puts tho meat Industry In
a position ol not seeming to cure
what happens, lo the consumtnn
public in ft lime of national emer
uency. I'm sure the Industry has
no desiro to 11110 iiscn 111 sticu
position."
Declaring he Is aware of the
dllllcuitles of applying price con
trols and quotas to the packing
. ,i)H Ihnl If there were
no con:iols, iherr would be no way
to check Inflation.
EXTRA
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Petition Seeks
Street Work
Property owners ' of Laverne
sheet lii'lueru the 4300 and 4000
Court for Improvements In Hie
all eel between the 4300 and 4000
blocks.
A pt'llllon beai lug the mimes
of 1H properly owners and the
wives of most whs turned ill lo
the County Court Friday,
The petition asked a survey lo
'florin the cost of Improving
the (inches, grading and black
lopping the street, so that the prop,
city owners can iirranuo lo lliuince
tho work.
Rare Sclerosis
Clinic Planned
TACOMA 1.11 Construction on n !
$350,000 multiple1 ficlerosls clinic, '
first ol Its kind In the world, Is j
scheduled lo begin hero early next
week.
The cllnlo Is being creeled 011 !
the grounds ot HI. Joseph's llo.v I
Pllnl Willi funds underwritten by
Sisters of the Order ol St. Francis. I
who operate I ho hospital. ,
Dr. Illntoii I). June, Turninn :
physician who has InlroduceTj a !
new tci hnliiue hi aiding sullerers
of the illrasc will bo lit charge ol I
the clinic.
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Ii4 I1111 recommended tho dealll
penally, II necessary, to hull tho
imrcotiu tnilllu In Southern Cull
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lie as a crime similar lo murder
mid kidnaping.
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