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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1955)
PAGE EIGHT Miller Urges Scientific Land Utility LINCOLN. Neb. W Rep. A. L Miller iR-Ncbi said Tuesday tha' despite current agricultural stir nlncK fh nnllnn hires food short Kcs in the next 10 years unless 11 proceeds Willi recmnauon oc vdLpmcnt and scientific faimlnit. Miller, in a speech prepared lor N.tiimml Reclamation Assn., put himself on record with Interior cnrat'.i,f u'K,j nnri NRA ores!- dent C. Pcirus Peterson ol Lincoln that tnniilHhr.tl inciC.1.se3 mflV COn- froi.t the nation with food short ages by not later than 10 15. MrUaii ntiH Pelerson SDOke at Monday's opening session ol the Mth nnruul three-day NRA con vention, beins attended by more than tj14 persons from 17 Western fitatcs. Both pointed out that It takes years to bring a major rcciaum- tinn anrt trrifnt I Inn ninlCrt illtn full operailon. They also said that the Hull- fr thp rrnrw nrodnced on Ir rigated land do not come under price support programs. Mlllci, a iormer chairman of the Mouse interior and Insular Ailairs Committee and now its ranking minority member, cited statistics of agriculture experts predicting "thai h,r Hll','. U' U,ill he COllSUm Ing all we produce at the present level ui jji uuuttiuii. Thnv further predict." Miller continued, "that no less than 10 years we will need an additional 35 million ucres of land upon which to grow the meat that we presently consume. . . It seems certain thai unless we face realities, we won't escape the horrible nightmare of a shortage ol lood in tne very near future. "Many people sit back and say we will cross thai bridgo when we come to it. "We must have a bridge to cross, nc! llio bridge of more produc tion In this case Is reclamation and Irrigation. "In order to have that production bridge ready, we must proceed to develop in an orderly fashion some 17 million additional acres that may be developed through irriga HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1955 ?""''. " ''Iff ' 1 'fill. iii iti;Miini THIS OREGON OR BUST entry by Merrill Cub Scouts won a third place ribbon in the Klam ath Basin Potato Festival parade at Merrill on October 21. Aboard are left, Tom Barry, driver, Mrs. W. A. Hill anl more Cub Scouts than can be counted. Few of these oldtime wagons are left in the community. This one belonged to the late Chet Barton. Georgia Grants KKK Charter ATLANTA WW A new Ku Klux Klnn organization has been grant ed a charter In Georgia. Fulton (Atlanta) SuperiorCourt Judge Claude D. Shaw yesterday signed an order to permit forma tion of the U. S. Klaus, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. , Attorney for the charter appli cation was Samuel Green Jr., son of the late Dr. Samuel Oreen of Atlanta, Identified as a former im perial wizard of the association of Oeorgia Klans. The charter for the Association of Oeorgia Klan.i was revoked sev eral years ago by Atty. Gen. Eu gene Cook. GRANGE NEWS MIDLAND GRANGE By Mayme Cammock Midland Grange members are still undecided on the location for building a new grange hall. The vote on a site at a meeting held October 19 was 38 votes against building a hall at Midland and 34 In favor. The membership accepted a deed to the property where the Midland Grange Hall burned sev eral months ago. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern . Mri. J. E. Eirler Joa Erly Jr. Proprltlori Leon Andrieu. master, instructed the executive committee to start proceedings on a cleared deed. A letter was also read by the master from State Grange Master Elmer McClure. In regard to voting. A "thank you" card was read from Mrs. will Humpnreys. There were 78 members present for the meeting held in the Henley Grange Hall. The next meeting will be held at the Henley Grange Hall, Novem ber 1 at 8 p.m. There will be election of officers. The October 19 meeting was ad journed with the silver drill. 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Stevenson warning of a willingness to shorten the original limitless vision which Inspired the United Nations: "It was wise to temper foolish optimism, but there is a danger too that in adjusting or compromising our expectations the whole essen tial basis ol values will become lost or distorted." Chicago White Sox Manager many Marion on wny Uls team will be in the trading market this winter: "I don't think the Yankees or the Indians are going to stand pat, and if we're eoing to move higher than third place, we'll have to trade." Henry Cabot Lode explaining why 1955 was a big year for the United Nations: "Because the number of Ameri cans who expert miracles to be brought by the O.N. has dwindled to an Insignificant number. . .just as the number of those who lear that the United Nations is a threat LONELY HEART CHICAGO (UP) Mrs. Lottie Ihlme, 52, won a divorce Monday on the grounds that her husband, whom she met through a "lonely hearts" magazine advertisement, continued to put wife wanted ads In the magazine after they were married. ACROBAT BRENNER PASS, Italy (UP) Border police allowed circus acro bat Leopold Stovcek. 30, to cross into Austria without a passport Monday after friends of the per former backed up his story that an elephant swallowed his papers lo our sovereignty has also dwindled." Iowa Republican Gov. Leo Hoegh on New York Gov. Averell Har riman's speech in Des Moines, de manding government farm aid: "He's a commuter agriculturist who came cut here to tell us about .arming and never got off lust base." Sen. Alexander Wiley R-Wis) on tne cnances tor peace tnrougn tne Unltea Nations: "Peace takes practice and the charter of the United Nations ha:, established important rules of the game." (Vodka in oraof e juiet) gM Ir leaves you ifnwl 8p breathless mirnpff t& anoint -VODKA 0proof.Midtl0mlO0llinntuinlipiiitl Sic PireSmimofiFls.Inc..Hifoid.Cona. f!.,ln Parker, president elect of the National Association of Man ufacturers, on government in bus iness: "Unless we' euro government nmrviitlnn with nrivatn buslness. goveniraeat will curb all bus iness. IN PERSON - WED. 26th RED BARN Dorril California ttftL'- it fiYiY&? Most Colorful And Featuring Rosie & Retta Columbia record start Dance & Show 9 to 12:30 Admission 1.50 Person tax incl. 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