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l'llKSDAV, SKPTKMRKn 10. ll).r.2 IIKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKOON PACK TJIHEE Kara h'um Decert 7Vf ROUTE OF THE MAIN TURKMEN CANAL Russia Builds Turkmen Canal; World' Riaaes United States Requests More Yugo Cooperation n i.imv iiii.mokk Al lurrUii CorrciMimliMtt MOttCOW liir Hwny In dimwit t'r nt i nl Alu iiHtiift-rft itrit buiUilnu 7UU-mllr -iciiK c.iiial lliiouk'li tlx firry miiicH nut UllMtnltiK ftuii.i I Hip Khmi Knm.(l("cil Vnu cnn iirl n luVly K'hkI ttlrn of how huiic Ui" in njrt t win n you irinuml'ci' Hint I In- tiur. (JuimJ I,-, only 103. mill- !( ntl Ihr 1'iinnnm bul Hllulilly mom Uimi The complrltt imtnr of llio mw cnnul In thtt Mutn Turkmen Cftiiul, rtiimlnu from Tnkhiu Tush, war Ihr npiHWhhK loot of tin Ant) Krti la KruMinvotLik on Ihi Cii'un Kru. ThmiMiiuU ul IK-oplt' Imva iM-en ul woik on jf lor inoiilhH now. mid fcii.cn thn Vo.Kn-lJmi On mil was ItnlMirtl, morn rnuinrrr.H niiii work ,rr.i hivcbrrn .ihtftrtl to I lie Turk-ni'-n, H. JCuIliinulk, cuuMructlon di rccuir Uw i"kii iiojr-i, rr- ported tin li.bnr letups fi bring -trpp'd Up. l.ltf.l vcur, litf Hit ul , tin? output prr woiki'l CoufilllitU HO per cent of tin noiinihis ycur II Iikh n itrhrd Ui pi-r ccpt. A workrr'n norm wlmt lie Is cx prrliMl to nccoinpli'4i in a rrKtilm workiim tiny In rsUiblishrU be loiMmml. Ilr is niioui uk(1 to ba trr this if he run unit novcr lo fall behind it. T he not in W cin Nidt'icd loo, ho II workoiK arc now dninu till, ilmt'n quilu it JuUor M'l'OUp. Thn new cnnul huft .Hevrrnl ob Jrctlvr.H, nil hWcepiiiK 111 vicojjc' I lid linuKinullon: - . Tuniiiik' of thr tret;hiMOU,H wut cru (if thn Ainu IJuryiv Jtlver. opfiuiiK of ntw lai id !t- Ui inyrl culiurr. Iriiuitllon of (hmiMindfi of fc((Uiiie nilli-s ul desert liind. . . Klffti if lent Ion ol lnrice Aslnn, nrrns. AFL Loggers Open Meeting TACOMA 1ft Urlcltali-H rfp'f wlltlUK 8S.00U W'irkiMli III Wii.tlllMK tnn, Drrcan. hluho mitt Monlitiui ncnrd tl" I'llll iinliinil ronvrnllon ol Ilia NorthwrMrrn Council ul Liiutbr Aiul Hiiwniill Wurker I AH. I hrlc Molliluy, . Alproxlmnl'ly 30) (li'lriilitci -.wcifi ijruMrnt In hniir uclcuntinK nililiTHHi?N by Clov. l.uiiiilii-; Muyot John AnlrrM)n niut otlu-i.s. Monduy' iilternuon n sclirdulr was sivm ovrr lu cuucu.sr ul Ihc hlicrlAhn-d Iriidr.i u-Hhln Uir coiim. - C ll lllclUlllllB R Joint nicctlUK ol thr plyuonit And U'ihkI Wfrkcrn nncl frpafAte tnuctlllKK Dip lnKltiTl. ttir Miwinlll pinployrii, . the. box inHker.1), Hiitl tho wood pii'.svrvniK group. John Cainlilln. of Kumnr.'.0(t'.. prrnlth-iit o( thp Noiiliwcslrin ('ouiicil, Is pirliliiii; durniK.llic four-dny convrntlon. IllJil . tu .be nt'iu uy tnp kiou) in iut;oiuit. CASI Al.l'l Y LIST WKlllNtiTON l-llIP Delprtsc Ui piuliiicm UKliiy blrntilird 07 Ku iriin Vnr riiMialtir-H in u new list I No. G4UI thill reported 18 kUlcd, to wmiiulpd, two ims.iInK mid three Injured. IhMullUllOll Ol U livut UuitJW liitlon hy.ttcm whereby Irclithl cnn be brniiKht to mid from these re mote mens with coiiipiirallve ense- When diverted toWArd the Chv pliui, the Amu DaryA, only one filth of whose wiiter.i Are now nited lor IrrlKntion purpobes, will urinate 1.300,000 hectnrrs of the deKert nnd the Caspian plain and will brum water to more than 7, 000.000 hectares of land In this AreA. One hectare Is 2.47 acren. With Its Innumerable lateral Irrl Ktitlon Installations, with Its spread tut; blanches, It will Uital more than 30.000 inllc.i In length. Kevpral large hydroelpctrlc Hta (Ions, located at the various dams aIuiik the canal, will generate enough liower to make It cheaper lo plouulr by electricity In this part of Asia than by tractor. When the canal Is completed and the imitation system Is ul work, the 8oviet Union's annual cotton production Is expected to expand to a great degree. Hie Main Turkmen Canal Is a crnter link In the USSR's big Irri gation cainpnlgn. I.nvrentry Berla. deputy chairman- of tlie Council of Minister, has said that the irrigation of yi.000,000 hectares should bring about in some live years time the an Increase ol 8.000.000 tons In the Hi uln crop, of 480,000 tons of rice and of 6.000,000 tons of sugar beets. When the Soviets get the canal and the connection Irrigation pro jects working they estimate about 1.300.000 hectares of desert will be turned Into cotton country and about 7,000,000 will be good pas ture. The Kara Kum is one of the worst deserts In the world and has been so lor a long time. Sir Alexander Bumes, of the East India Company, who traveled this country lung ago said he could Imagine nothing more terrible than this wilderness. He wrote that In 1831 and the Kara Kum has changed bul little In the 120 years since then. But if all these plans turn out according to schedule a new coun try, bigger than whole sections ol Europe Is scheduled to spring into being. BfcXOHADE. Yugoslavia Wl 'llie United Btales has asked Pre mier Marshal 'Ilto of Yugoslavia lor greater cooperation In the Joint defense of Southeastern Europe, liioludli.g the use bv American planes of air bases in Uila country. F rom ' a responsible aource, 11 was learned that Vice Adiu, J. H Cassudy, cominander-ln-cliief of Ihe Mediterranean-based Sixth Meet, laid the proposition belore Ilto Inst week aboard the giant aircraft carrier Coral Sea during his visit to Split. It wan presented In the course of a special, brleling, belore the Coral Sea's, tailors and aviators put on a demonstration ol Amer ican sea and air power. Tito was shown charts oiiUininK how and where carrier-based planes, oper ating from the Adlrallc, could strike In Hungary, Romania and Hulgarla It Yugoslavia was at tacked bv the Soviet satellites. Cassady was piloted as paying a glowing tribute to Yugoslavia';, resistance agaln-.t Russian pres sure since Its break with the So viet-led Comlnlorm In 1048. He ex pressed American gratification at ihis country's recent measures lo increase defensive cooperation wlin Oreccc and Turkey. But he said the United States would like even greater direct co operation with Yugoslavia cooper ation already marked by Increas ing shipment of American arm io efiuip Tito's tough, well trained I troops. . 1 Cassady reportedly offered two informal yet highly important sug- stions. He said he would like to Jugoslavia grant American i fliers ihc right to operate over this country and to use Yugoslav air bases In order to become bet ter acoualnted with the terrain in the event thev are called upon for aid In case of war. 2. Participation by the Yugo slav Navy in Joint maneuvers with units of the American Navy in Ihe It was unlikely that he would Adriatic. Poker faced. Tito remained non committal, ThU came as no surprise. make nn on-the-spot decision. Pre sumably, the question how lar Yugoslavia should go in coopera tion with the Western world will arise next month At a conference of the country's ruling Communist Partv At Zagreb the flrat stnee the Comlnform break nearly five years ago. If you've tasted todays SCHENLEY rLS& 'M ...you know its the best-tasting whiskey The KIRBY Call 2 0131 No. 3 Lvtton Co. :Q -0T YOUR. " ArlRYf II - KOTf UNDERWOOD'S Photo Service 111 Undarwoorf llW'g. 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There is, for instance, the deep feeling of pride which comes from, owning a car which is universally ac knowledged to be the Standard of the World . . . . . . the great satisfaction that conies from driving a car so quiet you can "whisper and be heard"; so easy to handle that driving is no conscious effort at all; so comfortable' and restful that a day at its wheel is the essence of relaxation ... . . . the comforting confidence that comes from knowing your car is so soundly-engineered and so beautifully built that you can keep it and enjoy it over almost any period you may care to designate . . . . . . and, finally, the happy knowledge that you prob ably paid less for your Cadillac than hundreds of thousands of people who are driving oji?r makes of cars for there are numerous models produced by other manufacturers which actually cost more than the lowest-priced Cadillac I Isn't all this too much to miss for even one needless day? Owners of Cadillacs will tell you it is out of their own experience. Time and again, people who have just moved up to Cadillac have said to us "Why did I wait so long to enjoy all this?" That's why we urge you to come in today and start down the happy road to Cadillac ownership. You have already missed too much too long! DICK B.MILLER CO. SHOE SALON 710 Klamath Ave. Phone 4103
