WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGS SEVBN
Government Leaders Seek Relief For Flood States
RUTH MARTIN Is the Mount
Shasta candidate in the con
test for Queen of the Weed
Italian Carnivale. By the
first of this week she had
rounded up 800 votes. The
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F.
W. Martin, she is a student
at Mount Shasta High School.
Contestants have until Sep
tember 10 to collect votes.
Tulo Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
TULELAKE The TulelV Anv.
Mary of Post No. 164, American
i-egiun, mei August 15 in tne L
Kion Hall with Bessie Clinger
president iu the chair.
Mrs. Vance Jones, Newell was
balloted on as a new member.
Members were asked to donate
cakes tor the nnpen'a hull tn ha
sold in the refreshment stand at
the legion hall on September i
when the new monarch will be
named and her court introduced
The auxiliary will nlcn mnuip
food booth at the Tulelake-Butte
valley Fair.
The next regular meeting will be
held September 19 at & p.m.
Refreshments were served by
Bessie Clinger, Martha McLey and
onaron irumuiey.
WASHINGTON (.ft The adminis
tration checked its available re
sources and conferred with con
gressional leaders today as it
sought to provide 80 to 100 million
dollars tor flood relief without a
special session of Congress.
That figure on the needs of the
water-ravaged Northeast was giv
en yesterday by Val Peterson,
civil defense ldminlstrator. alter a
White House conference put eight
agencies to wort surveying what
they can do immediately.
President Eisenhower said yes
terday he will call a special ses
sion of Congress if it is needed to
make enough relief funds avail-
ante. Most lawmakers expressed
hope the money can be obtained
out of appropriations already
made.
Lt. Gen. S D. Sturgis Jr., chief
of Army Engineers, announced
early today he has ordered imme
diate mobilization of military and
civilian engineering and construc
tion personnel to remove debris,
health and safety hazards and to
restore public facilities tempo
rarily. '
Forty-eight engineering officers
headed northward from Ft. Bel
voir. Va., and others were called
from eastern, central and southern
states to supplement field parties
already at work in the New Eng.
land area.
In addition to the engineers, yes.
terday's White House conference
Included representatives of civil
defense, the Budget Bureau, the 1
Commerce Department, housing
agencies, the Justice Department,
the Office of Defense Mobilization
and the Small Business Adminis
tration. Peterson said that aside from
the enguieers, more lime will be
required to determine what help
tile other agencies can give.
The White House said Eisenhow
er talked yesterday with some
leaders of Congress to get their
opinions and let them know what
was being planned.
There was a general fee)ing that
agencies might be able to use
funds already appropriated, with
the understanding Congress might
replace them as needed with sup
plemental appropriations next
year.
Peterson said $11. 600.000 now Is
available and Chairman Hayden
(D-Arizl of the Senate Appropria
tions Committee said another 10
million dollars could be obtained
immediately by presidential trans
fer of funds of other agencies.
Because of this and what he said
Is broad presidential authority to
direct all federal agencies to make
available materials, supplies and
help to flood victims. Hayden said
he doesn't believe a special ses
sion is necessary.
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tex
as, the Democratic leader, said in
a statement that "of course every
one will cooperate to bring relief
to flood-stricken areas." He said
the President has "considerable
authority to act now." adding:
"That is what Congress would
approve his doing."
Director Arthur S. Fleinming
said CDM has available 900 million
dollars of a revolving fund for
defense mobilization, and is study
ing wnether part of this might be
used for loans or guarantee of loans
in rehabilitating facilities which
produce defense items.
The possibility of rapid tax
amortization and preferential
award of defense contracts to aia
the stricken areas also is being
considered, ha said.
Hie SBA prepared to establish
emergency loan offices In the
areas, and housing officials said a
temporary Federal Housing Ad
ministration office Is expected to
be established at Waterbury, Conn.
The FHA also was assembling
home trailers for transfer to places
where they are needed.
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TOKYO (fl Kyodo news serv
ice said Wednesday Japan has in
structed its consul general in Ge
neva to renew a Japanese pro
posal for talks with Red China
on repatriation of Japanese held
by the Communists. Kyodo said
Japan wants a survey of 40,000
Japanese unaccounted for in Red
China.
Foreign Mission
Report Heard
WEED A report by the chair
man of foreign missions, Mrs.
Herbert Hanson, was given at the
August 16 meeting of the Womens
Missionaiy Society of the Weed
Community Church. It concerned
the work of the Rev. and Mrs.
John Shakelford in Guatemala. He
is a former pastor of the local
church.
Mrs. Hanson also led devotion
als. .
Presiding was Mrs. John Booth,
who introduced Mrs. Harry Hedge
peth who presented an article re
view. Nineteen members attended.
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