Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 28, 1953, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text""tUAHY 28, 19B3 HKKALU AND MOWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PA015 NINI 1 MOBorlrr Atonim , 'M At kjO Wed. - i HI d. , 4 ptruwuag ItOllllO ahatfeatrlal m and tu V toe) avomariiiea. It 1 4 a Kf ri- hi a wmni, 01 its AtNl Wat Ian fallen t .IU aeveiiiiali - "t whor materlul, - t ntn bomu A I ommlsnion -4 faiana: behind Ik deiietry ot suu- 7N 3M VlnVa'AU) semi. ""1 la Oarjrsa, mi 1 Ueel etudlen have Vt 'American public t if etUJer now nr future Irom Uie j rW etlocia of I awduotad el tli" .v. . W. aUIVKT JH. 1 Cnaaea tint the U tut education- dam Wednesday V Paul L. Patlernon t U the Idee. MtW leaders agree- 4, to fovtrnor eaid r -ak Om current i.egi--A aay bill lor ft lelgytHoa atalloiir.. 1 hia nwiwil alter the H Of hibt IducaUan mJ I mow MMMIKMI com- 1 . nwmi mm.ooo ep- If H -4d TV eutions in 'S ' - Camilla. J Nil Unit the J fee oeUtm build- Is W IU Inlency ,0tt might become a t U channels i far educational TV Jk k avallaM when the Iw yeera Horn 'ft H 11 Oev. Patterson tlx 'I - m a am in Hi Hi 11 9ommHt ) Wednes Patterson Mid he ( WO broad power iri by Rep. Loran Stew Orove tumbermiin. aarnii taota. Patter i thai Im ba aUowed to nealglUie weoda dur- M Xncb ftra humrd caa s la to clue the 1 mrrbeaty, kwludinn ing. bi f lb aotatnor'a propot.nl, ta oauM ba cioatd to hunt. at eaan to Icejtara.- ?oufsS!:fs 0 i- e "' Klamath M aet tt at 1 - rd anni 1 oula o( Scout . b. to ' ' inerlt i& and k aecord .'ek M. laMttct In- UtoVtoM -I- M Tule- MMto t tarttoft to the court l,t-, JC -.'3 ., . "V1 H VvM Chibb. Klam tf - put on pro- J4t-m-f 1 aeon In con . iajaetna amall -4 a -A awain nne -a efd with the 'tV tt IU pot-(-! .tool. . -it Vandenberi I y- o for two Ut four yeara. -ara amated by T f -T MEETH J Ml 4'kudy Group -Mrraw, P m.e at J! -H im, Xtayana Kellogg, lull .' bf to totanaUd In ba- kf a r VUa tnia group 11 . : :! 1 '.:. iJifcVlM' ,1 ,:.. ;r sported Toward '3 Use of A-Power coniiiiiulon'a prdvlng ground In Nevada. The AKO aalfl It waa prompted to ulv thla aMiiranca beoauta of "public concern In aume coininunl Ilea" rtiiardlng poaalbl radioac tive hararda to man, beau and plant Irom periodic blaat aimed at developing "new and Improved elnmiu weapons." Tim communion granted that radioactive particles from the bln.ila In (he deaert area northweil ol Las Veiias could ba apread by air currenta across th entire na tion and could fall, Ilka dust, "vir tually anywhere within Uie United Blalos." In fact, they've already been delected In most psrU of Uie country, the commission revealed. Uut the AKO said the radioactiv ity situation Is well in hand, and a imllon wuli, moultorlnii system will be malntnliird to aea that It re malm so. In the latest account of Its slew ardlnp of the entire atomic pro uram In which Coniresa so far haa Invented or appropriated approx imately 7 , billion dollara-lht AKQ ld; I. Production of fissionable ma terials lor A-bombs and for Uie operation of various atomic re search furnace "continued to In crease In 1003, and production of atomic weapons "continued at the rate authorised by the President for calendar year l42." Aa It has In the pail, the A ISO appeared to Imply by Uie last part ot that atatement thai It could have made more bomb If really puahed. 3. Four different tnduairlel iroupa have told the commission Ihey see attractive poaslbllltlea for tspplni Industrial power from the atom on an economic basis "In a few yeara." And the A EC Itself teals that Uie development or atomic reactors tor Uie output of power for Indus trial tine and for the propulsion of aircraft, aubmarlnen and large naval vessel "made longer for ward atrldea (In Uia last six month 1 than In any other halt year nt the decade." 3. Work toward develonlne atom- powered aircraft haa progressed to 1 Ihe point where some kind of j tests prenuinably land-bawd ones are In sight for small etomlo re actors, or furnaces, designed to serve aa power plantv 4. Assembly la virtually com plete on a land-based version of the world'a tlrat known power nlsnt for a submsrlne. Tti. Arc didn't ssr so, but presumably this means that a 'Mry-run" teat la not far away. HRECA Seeks Cheap Power BAN FRANCISCO 1 The need for securing low-coil power through federal developments Is sn Important objective of the Na tional Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Democratic congress man Oracle Pfost told NRECA't convention Tuesday. Mra. Pfost said the proposed high dsm at Hella Canyon on Snake River between Oregon and Idaho could work the same won ders of producUvlty as Uie Hoover end urand coulee asms, "Hells Canyon Dam could trans. fonn the great, underdeveloped end sparaely settled region In Uie Northwest Into one of the nation's major centers ot production," aha aatd. ' Mra. Pfost asserted Hells Canyon "would be neither a local Issue nor a beaucratlc evil, Hella Canyon la one of the last great dam sites In America and they are the rarest and moat previous of all natural resources." She pictured the Snake River, the main tributary of the Colum bia, aa a potential aourc of great benefits. If It were controlled, she said, barren ' land could be ir rigated, huge Industries could be built, transportation could be Im proved, and wonderful recreation facilities could be provided. She labeled the lack of auch a power development "colosssl waste," aaylng over two million dollars worm of inausinai proauc tlon la being lost dally. JVOTICE KALEK AMIULANCE SERVICE NOW HAS A NIW phoni numiir 23456 mm PRESENTS CREDENTIALS Henry Cabot Lodq Jr. (lett), nawly ppoinfd chief U.S. cloleqat to th United Nations, presents hit credtntieli to UN Secretary General Tryqv Li at United Notions heedquartan in New York. The former Maitachuiettt tenator, now ranked at embassador, succeeds Warren Austin, who retired. Huge Lumber Mill Holdings Given to Ad ventist Church PENDLETON Ifi The owner of the huge Harris Pine Mills, Inc., Wednesday announced he had giv en hla multl-mllllon-dollar business to Uie Seventh Day Adventlst Church. A church official waa named assistant general manager and will take oharge as soon aa. he haa learned the business. 1 The gilt biggest ever received by the dcnomUistlon Includes the pine mills, the timber stands, and lurnlture assembly plants at Chi cago Heights, HI., Alexandria, Va., and Cleburne. Tex. Value of the gill from Clyde H. Harris was not given but Is believed to be about 10 million dollars. The plant bere la one ot Uie country's Urgent pro ducers of unfinished furniture. II also sells about five million fruit boxea a year. W. H. Branson of Washington, D. C, world president of the church, was here with other church officials to arrange for Uie trans- Casualties Top 129 Thousand WASH1NOTON rytt Announced V. S. bstUe casualties In Korea reached 13. IM Wednesday, an In crease of 183 since last week. Th Defense Department's week ly summary based on noUflcaUons to families through last Friday showed 30 killed In action, 141 wounded and II missing since Uie previous report. This makes a total of 30,392 killed. M.737 . wounded and 13.024 missing. Check Forger Returned Here Lee Clark was to be returned here today from Eugene to face a charge of check forgery. He was arrested there by Lane County sheriff's officers on the Klamath County complaint. . Clark, according to Klamath Sheriff Murray BrIUon. Is charged with cashing a bogus IIS check at the store ot J. V. Acuft In Crescent Lake In November. G-E TWO-OVEN RANGE! Rust Ma kaht it urn tint In twi einajiti iv hi! Ntw EXTRAHISPEn Ciln4 CttklMf Unit! taMittM Control!! AitimitteOvaTlMr! Ntw Mtwhltli taai! .ONLY 0C 33 ill! W 1 -V, W II' - J s 'V ; . fer. He told employes that policies would remain unchanged. The firm employes about 60 men In Its local operation and about loo at the assembly plants. Charles J. Nsgele, who has been secretary of the North Pacific Union Confer ence of the church at Portland, waa named assistant manager. Harris iwlll continue as manager. he said, until he decides Nagele Is I ready to take over, then he evil retire The business was founded by Harris and his brother, Uie late C. B. Harris, when they opened a box factory at Milton. Ore. In 1016 they bought a sawmill and In 1S39I Clyde Harris bought ma brother s Interest and moved the plant bere, where expansion continued. The company owns about M.OOO acres of umber and has contracted for timber on 100,000 acres ot gov ernment land. Harris, speaking of overcoming early business obstacles, said "we did tight by the Lord and He did right by us." IVhy I tnarriod KING FAROUK A 16-year-old eloiatered Mos lem schoolgirl captivated Egypt' playboy king. In a year, ahe'd found a love she "never dared hope for" and wore the world'a oldest, most (lamorea crown. Now in exile, Prince Narriman tell the truth behind headline and rumor about her Cin derella marriage. Read Jkfy True Set in the February Ladiea' Home Journal, today! Single-Oysj Price ! v la &i(T)ap, I CONSTELLATION RANGE v 359 Oaly IU.J0 A Month etter smell dawn payment Models Aid Seaway Project TORONTO Wt-ExperlmenU wltb scale modela starting at Uie Uni versity of Toronto will play an Im portant part In the construction of the Lawrence aeswsy. The experiments are under su pervision of Prol. o. Roue Lord 01 the mechanical engineering de partment. In l-.e big laboratory of the university's modernistic En gineering Bulldlnj;, miniature scale models of Uie t'. Lawrence River and the proposed seaway will be built of wood, plastic and tin. The modela actually are from 10 to to feet In length. By building them true to the originals, en gineers can determine how their theories and plans will work In actuality, Blress and strain, water' currenta and preanurea can be tested accurately before th actual Job la started. Prof, Lord, a professional en gineer, says scale models are not new, The first miniatures of mod ern tyoee were made In Europe around 1900, but were not Intro duced to Canada until Uie 1830s. Large-scale experiments have been carried out at Uie University of Hunch Saves Infant Girl KLAMATH AOENCY A moth. er'a Intuition saved the life of her two-monUu-old daughter bere late yesterday. The infant, Allison, was asleep In a bedroom. It was half an hour before her feeding time but her mother, wife of Uie Agency physi cian, Dr. F. D. Wilder, became apprehensive that all was not well and entered the room to find a wet towel from the bathroom had been placed over Uie baby's head and body. 8he was unconscious when found but was revived with oxygen. Investigation disclosed that vouni brother, apparently wanting to help care for his sister bad covered her. . . AT f 1 ''r V II Inwl ie(iaaTcaw- I -1 11 I ... 7 ' ' K!m as-vau-BMiatUi. Ltmts I tfRffff. I mjnrTZasaii I M -c , rxrJt :. . . 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