THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 10,12
PAGE SIXTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH F ALIA OREGON
Oregon Legislators Get
In Race Again Despite
"No Go" Pledae 01 '51
Carbon Monoxido Cause Of Deaths
VIOTORVILLE, Calif. Car
(Men were found dead In their bedi
li, ,
bon monoxide) apparently caused
the draths of a family of six whose
bodies were, found In Iholr Lu
cerne Valley ranch home with a
heater going full blast,
A
fourth child was on the floor.
WOltKltltH Kll,l,i;i
rrULLlNOEN, Clcrmnny Ml
The top floor of a textile faclnry
packed wllh raw material col
lapsed and fell on the floor be
neath Wednesday, klllliiK six of Uie
m workers.
Autopsy tests were Inconclusive,
Dr. Chauncey Bnlrd aald Wednes
day, but tests Indicate carbon
monoxide. Chemical analyses ni
blood and stomuchs were ordered.
Norman J, Komer, 38, his wile,
Bertha, 35, and three of lliclr chil
In Utah the penally for murder
can be either hanKliiv or shoot inn.
THE WIND DIDNT BLOW hard enough last night to knock over this light standard at
Esplanade and Main, so City Police are blaming the mishap on an "unidentified driver"
plus the snow and slick streets. This particular standard several times has been a cas
ualty to erratic driving.
Superforts
Hit In Air
SAN ANTONIO Un Two B-29
Superfortresses whose pilots could
not see where they were going
while flying on instruments col
lided and carried 15 crewmen to
their deaths in the hills of South
Central Texas Wednesday.
One bomber plunged to earth
and shattered, scattering .frag
ments and bodies over a five mile
area. The other glided down sev
eral miles away, exploded and
burned. , ,
The planes were on training
flights from Randolph Air Force
Base here. They were being flown
mechanically and the pilot's cab
Ins were blacked out. according to
LI. Bill Adams, public informaUon
officer at the base.
One plane carried seven men
end the other eight, the Air Force
Base said. NormaUy s B-29 com
bat crew consists of 11 men.
The shattered plane crashed on
a hilltop on the Gus Krause ranch.
The other glided down near a small
landing strip on the ranch of J. W.
Heard, San Antonio oil man.
Jack Nolen, who lives near by,
reported finding a paper back book
with most of its pages burned
awav but the title Intact.
"It read: "I Want A Bin Funer
al." v -
Blast Marks
Dam Ceremony
THE DALLES W It was better
than the Fourth of July, and the
whole city of The Dalles turned out
to see the sight.
Tons of black powder were set
off, the flash and smoke marking
the outline of the huge The Dalles
Dam, to be built across the Co
lumbia River a few miles east of
here. ...
Thousands lined the Columbia
River Highway to see the sight at
ceremonies marking the official
start of construction Wednesday.
Schools and business houses closed,
and a parade led the thousands to
the site.
"This Is a great day for Oregon,"
Gov. Douglas McKay of Oregon
said. He was followed on the speak
ing platform by other officials, and
Army Engineers, who explained
the scope of the project.
It will be one of the largest on
the Columbia River, about twice
the size of Bonneville Dam, and
producing 1,092,000 kilowatts. It
will take five years to construct,
adding about 6,000 persons to The
Dalles' population for that period.
Following the ceremonies, six
tons of dynamite were set off on
the Washington shore, that blast
officially starting construction. The
explosion loosened rock there.
It is a federal project, super
vised by Army Engineers.
Northwest Snow
Pack Very Heavy
WASHINGTON Wi The Geo
logical Survey Issued Thursday its
February water resources review.
It said snow surveys showed be
low normal pack In the northern
part of Washington and somewhat
greater than normal pack in the
southern part with heavy snow cov
er listed for northeastern sections.
Snow pack was reported very
heavy at high elevations In Oregon.
In Idaho reservoirs in the upper
Snake River Basin were being
drawn down to provide storage for
ouuve iiuruui snowiau. ,
IRISH ECONOMY CRITICAL
DUBLIN, Ireland Wl .Finance
Minister Sean MaCentee warned
the Irish Wednesday night their
country's economy is In a highly
critical state and said he would
Impose sharp import cuts In his
budget April 2.
Bomb Blast Kills
Five In Station
TUNIS. Tunisia tfl A bomb
blew up in Gabes Railroad Station
Wednesday night as a train drew
in killing five persons and injuring
17 others.
Police and government sources
hinted Communists have taken a
band in Tunisian violence and were
inclined not to blame Nationalists,
who have carried out previous
raids to enforce their demands for
more independence from French
rule.
The Nationalists said they had
nothing to do with the station ex
plosion. Sources close to French
Resident General Jean de Houte
cloque took a similar view.
Hop Marketing
Hearing To Be Held
PORTLAND Wl A four or five
day hearing on proposed amend
ments to the West Coast Hop Mar
keting Agreement will begin here
Marcn a.
The major change up for dis
cussion is one that would limit the
diversion privilege to harvested
bops only. This change would stop
the sale and transfer of market
ing rights between growers.
It was proposed by the U.S. Hop
Growers Association and the Hop
Control Board. The agreement af
fects growers in Oregon, Wash
ington, California and Idaho.
If you have one of those wool
rubber combination brushes that
pick up such substances as animal
hair or face powder, suds and
rinse it often. It won't pick up
am unless it is ciean.
Oregon Hardwoods
To Be Utilized
CORVALLIS W The long.
neglected hardwood trees in Oregon
forests are going to get some at
tention at last.
The Forest Products Laboratory
at Oregon State College is going to
study the various species to deter
mine possible uses and markets.
The Federal Forest Products
Laboratory at Madison, Wis., and
local hardwood Interests will co
operate in the study.
There are believed to be four to
five billion feet of hardwood saw.
timber in Western Oregon.
By PAUL W. HARVEY Jr.
SALEM tfl One of the most
significant things about Uie pri
mary election tilings is uiai sucn a
large number of legislators seek
reelection.
It menns that the 1993 legislature,
which probably will face the most
difficult financial problem ever put
before any legislature, will be the
most experienced In years. Most
of the legislators wanting reelection
won't have any trouble winning,
as many of them are unopposea.
This Is a far different picture
from that of the close of the 1951
session. Most lawmakers, weary
from the record llB-day session,
swore they woman t come one id
ealise of the time and expense in
volved.
It shows how poliUcs, particular
ly ' legislatures, sets in the blood.
It also shows what men will do to
perform public service. If anybody
ever takes a beating, a legislator
does in a 116-day session.
In the house, where all 60 seats
become vacant every election, 38
members are running again. Be
sides that, six members of legisla
tures before 1951 are running.
The senate has 13 members
whose terms hold over throuRh the
1953 session. Eight senators are
running again, eight are quitting,
and oue has died.
But several house members and
other former legislators are running
for the senate, so there couia oe
21 experienced lawmakers in tne
30-member senate.
Of the eight senators who don t
want reelection, two are seeking
higher offices. Sen. Jack Lynch,
Portland, is running for state treas
urer, and Sen. Ben Musa, The Dal
les, wants to go to congress.
Six senators aren't running for
anvthlnit. They are William E.
Walsh, Coos Bay, former senate
president and 1951 chairman of the
powerful senate law committee;
Marie E. Wilcox, Grants Pass,
military affairs chairman; Frank
There were 16.133 women arrest-H. Hilton. Portland, liquor chair
ed for drunkenness in the United man; Thomas Parkinson. Rose
States in 1949. . burg; Russell Gardner. Newport;
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and Art Llndbcrir, Pendleton.
The house Is loslnit some sood
members, loo. Rep. Paul Oeddes,
Roseburg, voted by newsmen as
the best representative, Is ruunuiK
lor the senate.
Other ton men leaving the house
are Speaker John P. Steelhammer.
Snlent; J. O. Johnson, Ttuurd.
state and federal altulrs committee
chairman; Put LonpriiMi, Port
land, education chairman, who's
running for the senate: Lloyd R.
Crosby, Mllwaukle, forestry chair
man; Clllcs L. French,, Moro, vet
eran tax expert who's running: for
congress; C, L. Lleunllen, Pendle
ton, military affairs chairman;
Earl E. Fisher, Beaverton, local
Rovernment chairman who also
wants to ro to conRiess; and Jerry
Wade, Newport, fishing Industries
chairman.
Of the 32 house members who
aren't running for reelection, four
are running for the Semite, two for
congress, one for attorney general,
and one for district attorney. The
other 14 are through with politics,
Hugh Herbert
Passes At 66
NORTH HOLLYWOOD Calif.. P)
Hugh Herbert, C6. actor, play
wrlght and comedian- famed for
his giddy "Woo-Woo" and flutterv
hands, died Wednesday night at
his home of a heart attack.
He complained of feeling 111 and
succumbed shortly alter his phy
sician and personal friend. Dr.
Victor Kovner, arrived.
Herbert came to Hollywood In
1927 and had been a featured com
edian In scores of films.
Some of his better known films
were "The Great Walts," , "Kis
met," In which he collaborated on
the script, "A M.raclc Can Hap
pen" and "Beautiful Blonde, from
Bashful Bend."
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at least for two years,
The Democrats had hoped to win
control of the 1D63 legislature, but
they don't have a chance,
Twenty-seven Republican candl-
datea will have no Demooratlo op-
(million, so all the OOP candidates
nave to do la win at least four of
the S3 contested raoea an easy
task, because many of the contests
are In districts which haven't elect
ed a Domocrat for years. .
In the senate, Uie Republicans
have tilings really sewed up. Of
the 13 holdover senators, 11 are
Republicans. In contests for seven
seats, there are no Democratic
candidates, so the Republicans al
ready are assured of IB of Uie 30
senate seats. .
Republicans controlled the 1051
senate 31 to 9, and the house &1
to 8, It looks like they'll have sim
ilar control when the legislature
meets next January, because the
Democrats couldn't muster the
candidates to run for the Jobs.
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