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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954
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'WASHINGTON Wi Prime Milli
ter Mohammed All of Pakistan
heads borne today to shore up his
own political position apparently
taking with him a pledge of In
creased American aid for hia coun
try. Present U.S. military and eco
nomic assistance to Pakistan, a
strategic country in the East-West
chain of anti-Communist alliances,
amounts to about Si million dollar
a year.
All was reported to have won
American agreement to increase
ihi by possibly 50 per cent or
more.
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All had planned to leave Wash
ington today lor a two-day visit
in Canada. But he called off that
trip yesterday, so as to get back
home two days earlier than his
previous schedule.
Authorities said the unstable po
litical situation at Karachi un
doubtedly was back of this unusu
al change in plans.
They said emphasis In the talks
here has been on building up eco
nomic assistance to Pakistan. It
has been running this year at
rate of 27 million dollars compared
with about 23 million In the fis
cal year which ended last June
30. The current arms aid was un-
officially reported at approximate
ly 25 million. Indications were that
these totals would probably be
boosted to above 40 million dollars
each.
AUTHOR DIKS
MEXICO CITY ii Alvara de
Albomoz, 77. Spanish author once
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ailment.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Directors of the Enterprise Irriga
tion District of Klamath County, Ore-
son,, win t as a Board of Equillza.
Hon on Wednesday. November 10.
1PM, at the office of said District at
1P25 Madison St. Klamath Falls, Ore-
kuh. mr me purpose 01 iixing ire levy
for the year 1955 and the annortion-
ment of the same against the lands of
me uninci ana will continue its sit
tings from day to day until Wednes
day, December 8. 1954. when said levy
ana apportionment win De fixed.
Mattle Green. Secretary
Enterprise Irrigation District
vvv. 4. Mi, nov. . no. joi.
NOTICE OF SEASONAL
DETERMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given that each of
uie einpiojcrs ustea oeiow nas Deen de
termined to be a nMsnnal Bmnlnvai-
within the meaning of Chapter 657.240
ORS. Any interested party may request
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in ten days after the date of last publi-
(nun oi mis notice, in "oir-season1
or each seasonal employer Is as stated
uciow:
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.. "truck
logging). 1-1-55 thru 4-30-53 and 12-25-33
i Oregon Unemployment
Condensation Commission
Dated and first publication this 18th
Oi. v of October. 1934.
Date of last publication, 1st day of
novcniDCr. itfos.
Oct. 18. 19, 20. 21. 22 23 25 26.
28 29 30 Nov. 1 No. 158.
LEAFLETS
TAIPEH, Formosa til Na
tionalist Chinese air force planes
scattered anti-Communist leaflets
on towns and villages along south
ern Fukien Province late Wednes
day while Reds and Nationalists
exchanged artillery fire in the
Amoy and Tachen Island areas.
. . . :t I ni 1
since a bridge, aynamucu w. ,
was replaced.
UMW officials were nui
FHA Scandals
Blamed On Demos
DALLAS, Pa. vn Postmaster
General Summerfleld says , the
housing situation that developed
Irom excess FHA loans' was "the
monumental and vicious scan
dal this country has ever known."
In a speech in this eastern Fenn
tylvanla town yesterday, Summer-
field said there were an estimated
225 major scandals in the adminis-
(ration or tormer President Tru
man. "22 of them originating
nmonc; the 'palace guard' Presi
dent Truman's own White House
staff."
He asked that the people ' com
pare that sorry record with 20
ministration."
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