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rower Completed
PORTLAND Wl KOIN-TV plans'
(o start using a 100,000-watt
television signal from its new
tower in about 10 days.
The 708-foot tower, highest on
the West . Coast north of Los
Angeles, was completed Sunday.
Chinese Battle
Big River Floods
TOKYO Ml Peiplng radio said
today "a fierce struggle" is going
on between one million peasants
and soldiers against raging waters
of tho flooded Yangtze and Huai
rivers in Communist China.
The Reds said the heaviest rain.
fall in a century fell in the
Yangtze Basin recently and that
the great centrnl China river, one
of the world's largest, has been
rising since June.
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Oregon Solons Vote Reported
WASHI'.OTON 11 How Oregon
members of Congress were
recorded as voting on recent
roll calls:
Senate;
On rejection by vote of 44-42
(two-thirds majority required) of
motion to limit debate on atomic
energy bill. For the motion
Cordon (R; Against Morse (Ind).
On rejection, 51-31, of Stennis
(D-Miss) amendment to atomic
energy bill to eliminate all
provisions for private development
of atomic energy: For the amend
mentMorse; Against Cordon.
On passage, 67-28, of bill amend
ing atomic energy act of 1946:
For Cordon; Against Morse.
On passage, 59-21, of'compromise
housing bill: For Cordon; Not
voting Morse.
On passage, 81-26, of compromise
bill revising tax laws: For Cor
don; Against Morse.
House;
On passage, 231-154, of bill
amending the atomic energy act
of 1946: For Coon (Ri, Ellsworth
(R), Norblad (R); Not voting
Angell R).
- On passage, 266-128. Of $5,208,419
979 appropriation bill to finance
foreign aid program through June
30, 1955: For Ellsworth. Norblad;
Against Coon; Not voting Angell.
On passage, 316-77, of compro
mise bill revising tax laws: For
Coon, Ellsworth, Norblad; Not
voting Angell. , .
. EXECUTION
BERLIN Ifl AON, the offi.
cial German news agenoy, said
Monday in a Peiping dispatch that
10 armed Nationalist Chinese
"agents" who "invaded" the China
mainland have baen executed in
Red China.
Moin Chemical Fertilizer Plant To Be Constructed
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8tart of construction on a 90.000
gallon Brea Aqua Ammonia distri
bution terminal and conversion sta
tion at Malm was announced today
by R. H. McCough, agricultural
sales manager for Brea Chemicals.
Inc., a subsidiary of the Union Oil
Company of California.
The Malin terminal, which will
supply Southern Oregon growers
with, a new nitrogen - in solution
fertilizer, is expected to be com
pleted by September I. McCough
said. Construction is being hand
led by Fabricated Metals, Inc. of
SanLeandro. f
Oregon Steel
Workers To Vote
PORTLAND W CIO Steel
workers employed at the Oregon
Steel. Mills Here are to vote
Tuesday on management's offer oi
a pay increase. There had been
talk thai a strike was set for the
weekend, but it was not called.
Lee Caldwell, union representa
tive, said the workers are asking
a 5-cent hourly pay increase, plus
fringe . benefits amounting to 4
cents and . the hiring of some
additional help.
Roseburg Metal
Strike Settled
ROSEBURG Wl Local sheet
metal workers, members of. the
Eugene local, have settled their
wage dispute with local shops on
a compromise basis. V. R. Thomas,
shop steward, reports. He did not
give the terms. ". '
The settlement was at the Rose
burg plants only and did not
Involve workers at Eugene. The
strike was called on a demand for
a pay boost of 21 i.. cents an hour.
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Ammonia will be shipped to Ma
lin by rail from Brea's new
113.000,000 plant near Los Angeles
and will then be converted from
a liquid under pressure to a stable
solution that can be safely and
easily handled.
The large storage capacity of
the Malin terminal will assure lo
cal growers of a big peak - season
supply of nitrogen. This terminal
will be the 13th established by
Brea at point - of use locations
cn the West Coast and in the Ha
waiian Islands a combined ca
pacity of 21,000.000 gallons storage.
Concerning the use of Brea Aqua
Ammonia, McCough said that
"grower use of all nitrogen lerti.
liters has increased 10 per cent
per year since 1946, and the use ot
ammonia and ammonia solutions
has averaged a 40 per cent in
crease. The most rapid develop
ment has been In the direct appli
cation by drill injection, which
rose 600 per cent from 1946 to
1951, doubled between 1951 and
1953. and is expected to double
anain bv 1956.
The efficiency and economy of
Shakespearean
Festival Opens
ASHLAND un The 14th annual
Shakespearean . Festival opened
here Sunday night with a presen
tation . of "Hamlet ' before
capacity audience.
The festival will continue
through August with nightly presen
tation of Shakespearean plays.
Besides "Hamlet," the repertoire
inciuaes: "Merry Wives of Wind
sor,- Henry VI (part ID" and
winter s Tale."
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an ammonia auiuuuu
carrier' is being recogmzea
and more." McCough explained.
"Oroweri find that aqua on'
combines ease of handling and
storage with increased eflic ency
o, application. Field experience
shows that aqua ammonia, by sup
plying its own moisture during ap
p cation, goes to work faster
and once in the soil, lasts longer
and furnished more nitrogen nour-
lshment during every staw i
plant growth."
McCough also explained tie
practical aspects of the handling oi
the fertilizer solution as an lmpot.
tant advantage to growers.
"Brea Aqua Ammonia, being ,
stable solution, can be stored and
handled without special pressuri
equipment. It is easily, pumped and
its flow through hose lines is euy
to regulate, meter or measure."
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