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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1952)
PAGE SIXTEEN IIERALT AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 10.12 3 u rr-yr- ' - - ,,,, . , MOO FLEE BIG SIOUX FLOOD Flood waters of the Big Sioux River inundate Sioux Falls, S.D., after the river broke through a dike, forcing some 1400 persons from their homes. Oregon Chest to Study United Campaign Plans ChBrles A. Spratnie, President of fhe Oresron Chest, announced to day that the first annual, state vide. Community Chest Conference tvill be held in Salem, April 22. The conference will be under the joint sponsorship of the Oregon Chest, the Marion County Chest, the Salem Community Chest and the saiem community council. National Community Chests and Councils, with headquarters in New i York City will be In attendance at the statewide conference. These include, Mr. Merrill Kruchoff. Dir ector of Health and Welfare Plan nine: Henry Weber. Director of Public Relations: Charles Samp son, Department of Campaign and Finance: Jack Pierce, CIO and Five members of the staff of 'Robert Flaherty, AF of L. both Overseas Crews' Costly Living Angers Senators WASHINGTON u? Irate sena-, O'Mahoney Is presiding at closed tors aimed an axe Thursday at, door Senate hearings on the multi pi ush living; quarters, free servants. billion dollar annual defense mon special trains, and other luxuries ley bill, for V. S. military personnel in ' AMENDMENT . xV5T- SS r- ,.n. . -.ii I He said be probably will "luxury living" by U, S. occupa tion forces in Germany, Sen. O'Mahoney (D.-W.vo.) told a re porter Congress will find a way to do it- Wood Firms Ask Forest Supervision WASHINGTON tH Two top officers of an Oregon plywood firm said Tuesday they would prefer that the Forest Service be given sole jurisdiction over 462.000 acres of controversy timber in Oregon. The land, once set aside as part maids, quarters and transportation of the Oregon and California Rail- to and from Japan, road Land Grant, now is adminis-1 He said free servants for both tered Jointly by the Forest Service , military and civilian workers in of the Labor Participation Depart ment of the national chest organ ization. riannlnu for the conference has been completed under the direction of Mr. Al Loucks, Mayor of Salem, who has acted as chairman of the Planning Committee. EMTHASIS The proKram wil'. Rive maior em phasis to the discussion of United Fund Campaigns, row these are set up and operated. Spracue states that interest in unification of fund raising appeals is at a high pitch, smre nearly everv community Is plagued with the veritable rash of drives throughout the year. The conference program will also include workshop groups on such subjects as Labor-Management co operation in chest activities, cam paign organization and techniques, budgeting procedure, public rela tions and social planning. Participating in these workshop sessions will be many Oregon lead ers in the field of fund-raising and community planning. Among those taking part will be Mr. W. E. Kim sey, state labor commissioner: James T. Marr, of the Oregon State Federation of Labor: Georco : Brown, of the Orptrnn .male TnHii. I trial Union Council: Joe Dodd. Pres ident of the Salem Community probably will offer irhwc f-hat shmim ni th r,,.. an amendment cauuig lor an endiernors Commission on Children lio tree servants and special trains ;End Youth, and a host of others, i to recreation centers for U.S. mili-;rpFV tary forces in Germany. - , , Two Republican members of the L.A1) sessions win 1 held at the purse-string committee. Ferguson ! Marlon Hotel, in Saiem. and regis- of Michigan and Youn of North gallon will begin e: that hotel at Dakota, said in separate inter- Gas Export Plan Gets OK EDMONTON. Alta. Wt The Al berta government's decision to al low the export of natural gas from the Peace River district to West ern Canada and the Northwestern United States was approved 41-4 by the Provincial Legislature early Ihursday. The vote, taken alter more than seven hours of debate, accented the Alberta Conservation Board's recommendation that an export permit be granted Westcoast Trans' mission Company. It cleared the way tor the com pany to export 300 billion cuuio tret of gas (rom tne Peace River district In Northwestern Alberta to Vancouver, B.C., and Washington and Idaho. The legislature turned back at tempts by opponents of the pro gram to amend tho motion by Al berta Premier E. C. Manning. Liberals ottered one amendment asking the government to refuse to allow export. It was defeated as was an amendment by the Co operative Commonwealth Federa tion asking the government to de lay approval of the board's recom mendation, and a Liberal sub amendment asking delay until the Supreme Court of Canada could rule on tne provincial una re sources Preservation Act. ALBANIANS SLAIN ROME LP Three Albanians fleeing from their Communist-run country were killed in a skirmish with police on the Albania-Yugoslav border, the National Commit tee for Free Albania reported here Thursday. Mrs. Orson D. Munn Puts OnJHue Bonnet -Loves F.N.E.! views they will support O'Mahon' cy. "The American taxpayers are paying the costs for all these civil ian employes ol the military in Germany and elsewhere either di rectly or Indirectly," Young said. jroung said the Pentairon in- formed him that 17,200 German en-ants "or quarters attendants" were being used bv the military last Oct. 31 at an average rmv of tJi.av a monin. "That's some J600.000 a month or six million a year." he said. SERVANTS Young said he learned th armed forces in Janan had hired ridden j women secretaries in Australia and suppneo tnem with free Japanese and Bureau of Land Management W. H. Gonyea of Eugene, presi dent, and James McCann, vice president, of the Umpqua Plywood Corporation of Roseburg and Myrtle Creek, Ore., testified before House Interior Subcommittee in opposition to a biU to give control of the land to the Bureau of Land Management. .Because the lands are inter mingled with others administered by the Forest Service, Gonyea said it would be impractical to turn them over to the Bureau. "The timber in this area, to be harvested, must be under one management embodying one mas ter plan of development," Gonyea declared. McCann cited the difference In sales procedures as one reason why timber operators prefer working with the Forest Service. Land Bureau prices, he said, are based on a "cruise" which covers only 20 per cent of the sale area and, are frequently over or under esti mated. By contrast he said, the Forest Service measures timber after It is cut and payment Is made on the actual cut. Japan ended last July 1. Ferguson said exuavagent living in occupied countries "by our rep resentatives is bad public rela tions" tnd "It also lends to soften up our armed forces." 9:30 a.m. The conference will be I open to any person interested in attending. Invitations have been extended, state-wide, to all officers j and directors of local community chests, chambers of commerce, la- ! bor leaders end many other groups i ami Individuals. Sprague Suggests that any com- j munity desiring to find a solution to the problem of multiple drives ought to send one cr more repre sentatives to the conference. I Mrs. Orson D. Munn puts on Blub Bonnet Margarine for F.N.E. Flavor, Nutrition, Economy! Like the famous New York fashion de signer, you will love the delicate, sunny-sweet taste Blue Bonnet adds to any food! You'll appreciate Its nourishment, too. No other spread for bread is richer in year round Vitamin A! And you'll wel come its economy. Tiro pounds of Blue Bonnet cost lm than one pound of high-priced spread! So re member the lettnrs ... r ... N ... K.I Buy All-Vegetable Blue Bonnet Margarine and get "all three" Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e! Woods May Get Lake Honor WASHINGTON ifl The Senate passed and sent to the House Wed nesday a bill to designate the lake to be formed by Chief Joseph Dam in Washington State as Rufus Woods Lake. Woods, publisher of the Wenat- chee (Wash.) Dally World, was one of the public power and reclama tion pioneers of the Northwest. He died in 1950. RED EXECUTIONS PANMUNJOM, Korea A correspondent with ' the Chinese Reds in Korea reported five Na tionalist Chinese were executed by the Communists Wednesday as Al lied agents behind Red lines. 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