incsDAY: MAncii in, 10,12
IIERALn AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAOB SEVIM
Farm Blocs Tangle
In Battle To Settle
Government Program
ny OVID A. MANTIS Itn alMcr oriinnlntlon wllh farm
WABIUNO'ION l(T) Whrther era. The Union Kino l directing
rniem ihoulcl have Imn lirlp or crltlclrm Rt the National Orange,
wire ncip mini unrip mini in in . , , ,. ...,, rini.lv with
,roii)n 01 lit 'ill oruuni.iiiKin iiaa
Clone frnin Dm rnpllnl arerw l
he liand-ln-hawl unity with which
rm oriiHiilrHtlinm wurkrd In Ihe
itn mid rarly il)n to ncane led
iml f nnil prtiKiaiiia dcslgni-d,
n the Uriiliinliiv, to pull (luinrrit
mt of a tlrprraalon, mid Inter,
it ktcp Ihrin priuipcrona.
Ill the furrirnnt ot the Unlit nrc
lie American l'lirin liurrnii Keel
Mutlun mid the Niitlonul Kninici.i
Union.
Thf Farm Ilinrun, uc-iirmlly
rriiiirdfd n "inimnvnllve" on
trimnmlc l.inurn, wmita lenn trdcrul
ti'tlvlly.
'Die Farmer Union, which
proudly pnpounrn grrulrr uovrrn
jient participation In farmlnu. has
jndrrlnkni campaign to dlncredlt
the' Farm Bureau' phllonophy
limit with the Union'.
In Itn altacka on the Farm
Human, the Union has been H-
Uiik help front Secretary ot Agii
culler IlmniiKii.
Brave Pilot
Saves Crew
Radio Site
Battle Mounts
WABIIINOTON Wl nep. Mnck
R-Waah renewed efforta Turaday
to get the State t)i)rlmrtu 10
wllrh lit propotied Volte ot Amer
ica traiiMiilitrr Irnm Dunne im.vi to
Copalla, Wu.ih.
Muck ha nwerled Unit "poll
lira", not economy. In behind a
l"Cllon of the DuilKcn illc III
Ihe dlatrlct of Itrp. Jaeknnii ID
Wa.ihi. Coal ol the Imnnnlllcr
In ratlmaled at neven million dol
Urn. Murk made nubile n letter to
Dr. Wllhon Complnn, hend of the
U.8. International Information Ad
inlnlntrntton. In whlrh he (Mark)
contended the Copalln nlte would
"save the taxpayer mure than
$200,000."
Mark ba.ied hi figures on the
rout of replacing I. WO arrea of
Krlcultural land Included In the
DunKene.ta lle.
He aald Michael Rtraut, commia
aloner of reclamation, rstlmatmi
the cost of bringing arid land Into
production throuiih Irrigation at
mora Uian S3U0 an acre.
"Thu." Mack contended, "the
real cont ol the DunRenena alte tor
tha radio nation will be not Ihe
I1M.0O0 claimed hv the 8lnte De
partment, but S7W.0OO Involved In
ihe purchane of the alte and the
replacing nf the lost agricultural
production."
On this baala. he continued, the
Dunnenean alle would coat 1169,515
an compared with 1553,000 at Copalln.
In general, the Farm Bureau
favora an economic act up under
which factor of aupply and de
mand net farm prlcen with a min
imum of government Interference.
The Union, on the other hand,
wants the government to support
I mi prlcen at higher levels than
now prevail
Leading the fight for the respec
tive organization! are President
Allnn B. Kline of the Bureau and
President James O. Patton of the
Union. Roth are acholnrly leaders,
well versed In economics and government.
This farm organization battle
may greatly Influence the outcome
of this year's presidential election
an well an the future courr.e of
government in the field of farm
DALLAS Ml A nervy Marine economic, .
pilot ordered 20 servicemen out of 8l,r."r r,m aupnort has been
a burning transport Monday, then ored ted with awinging the IM8
stuck with the plane until It pawed f '"" ip";,,lcn' T,rum"nn''
over a residential area In south-1 I '' the President praised the
east Dallas. ! ""Ion 'r Its efforts In behalf of
Two of lite men were killed In l'"r,"3'.
parachute acrldentn. A third was
missing. None ol the others euf
lered Injuries.
The known dead were Identified
as LI. Cmdr. Lewis Joseph Oar-
Held, Downey, Calif., and Marine
Cpl. Carl L, Duclor of Cherry
Point, N.C, ,
The Navy planned a nearch par
ly to look (or the missing man.
The blaring two-engine R5C
crashed and exploded Into thous
and!) of pieces nf Junk. It hit In
an open field about one fourth of
a mile from a residential area. j
The left engine burned Itself out
of ihe plane and smashed Into a
field about two miles from the
crash.
Cap!, fl. C. Wesley. Pensacola.
Fla.. wan the Pilot. He parachut
ed to rafety from about 500 feet
while the plane was In a scream
ing dive.
Garden Club Wins
Own Top Award
NEW YORK Ml Embarrassed
protest by the Garden Club of
America were unavailing. It was
awarded Its own prlr.e for the best
exhibit at the International Flow
er Hhow.
Five Judge determined the win
ner of the club's coveted Bulkley
Medal Monday.
Two of the Judges were from
Ihe garden club. The show selected
thr others.
The vole was 3 to 1 for the
club' exhibit, Both the club's Judg
es dissented.
Woodworkers
Stop Strike
T nur.vtrw Wanh. 11 The
CIO Woodworker Union concelled
a strike scheduled for Tuesday at
the Long Bell Lumber Company
here when the company agreed 10
re-Ihslate a discharged employe,
a, union official aald Monday night.
rrh iminn had nlanned to Dlcket
the plant Tuesday morning, Trig
Pederson, nnancini secretary oi mc
union local, reported, to support
demands that the employe, who
was discharged Feb. 21, be rehired.
Pederson said the company
agreed In last minute negotiations
to hire the man for a similar Job.
More than 1.500 men are em
ployed t the Long Bell mill here.
Allies Rout
Red Attack
SEOUL, Korea LP Allied guns
routed 1,000 Chinese Red who
tried to punch through U.N. lines
on the Western Front before dawn
Tuesday.
A U.B. Eighth Armv staff offl
cer said the scattered attacks along
a four-mile aector northwest of
Korangpo failed to dent the Allied
line, jne area was ine scene or
bitter fighting last December and
January.
Allied warplanen prowled North
Korean skies but heavy clouds
.'iheltered manv Communist ground
targets. Fighter-bombers blasted
5" new holes in the wobbly Red
rail aystem before noon. Other at
tacka were mounted against the
Communist front lines.
A flock of giant (now geese aet
off air rail sirens In Seoul early
Tuendnv morning.
At 2:30 a.m. radar observers re-
purled "unidentified targets"
sweeping In from the sea off In
chon at about 85 mllei an hour.
Interceptor pilots saw nothing,
but radar plotted the flight direct
ly overhead. An the "targets"
swept bark toward Inchon, anti-aircraft
gun prepared to open fire.
Then huge searchlight outlined
the geene and the "raid" was over.
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IMPROVING
BEND Dr. John F. Cramer. !
who suffered a heart attack here
Feb. 21, was reported Improved
Monday. Cramer. 62, dean of the
state's general education extension
avstcm. was here to attend a con
ference on the Central Oregon
Community College. Doctors have
not said when he could return to
his Portland home.
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