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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1955)
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TORES Annual Bazaar To Re Held The! animal bazaar of the First Methodisi church will be held on Saturday November 19. Doors will be onen lit Q a m A hot biscuit and creamed chick en luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. until. 2 p.m. The time was previously given as Irom 11 a.m. to noon. Arhonfe' the1 many articles to be nold will be dish' toft-els and em broidered ' pillow cases, plain and iansy -aprons, children's and in ant's clothing. novelties and Btuffed Uy, corsages and dried table anangpmeuts, - baked and calmed foods, Joilies and . home- .inada candies. , . There- wilt also 03 a white ele phant booth . , : . . . , Mis. Gleun Fundeober;er is gen eral, chairman,. The public is cor dially invited to ilie luncheon enaJhe, basaar,, ,.. Counties Get Forest Monies SALEM Ifl Oregon counties received S6.404.814- Wednesday as their share of federal forest re serve rental? driug;th year. end ed last June 30, Secretary o! State Earl T. Newbry said. This records amount was a mil lion ctollf-rs -jriore than in the pre ceding year.t T : . i , . . V"Lane County got' Hie- largest amount, $1,073,278. Douglas County was second with $632,356. Am6unts, distributed to counties: ' Baker M03.322, Benton $17,554. dackamay $356,017, C003 $21,100. rook $201,141, Curry S137,0!t9. De schutes' $307,463, Douglas $682,356. Grant $347,862, Harney S1S3.952, .Hood tyver $148,063, Jackson $191, 610, Jefferson $53,867. Josephine $81,496. tClftmath $452,105, Lake 1;398,888, Lane $1,073,278, Lincoln $181,280, Linn $352,061, Malheur $656, Marlon $152,615. Morrow $14.- S65, Multnomah $48,281, Polk $3,- 205, Tillamook $104,546, Umatilla $43,059, Union $88,797,. Wasco $147, 43, Wheeler $63,207, Yamhill $31,- 5zoi. .. - ; '. ,i -. . . ..rARiqil'IE DROP . .'BEFPU, Japan IvP A mass parachute drop of more than 800 troopers of the U.S.. 508th Regi mental Combat Team was post poned for 24 hours Wednesday be cause: of rain. - . , :f--f . 1 - 1 f'vT; 1 . 1 rr-. M r m. m in 1 ONE OF SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S most exciting murder myi teries, "The Letter,", ij to be presented by the New York Civic Drama Guild at Mills School Auditorium on January 10, 1956. The play is to be presented by a distinguished New York cast under the sponsorship of the Klamath Falls Business and Professional Women's Club. Tickets for the three plays to be presented this" year by the Guild are now on sale from any member of the BPW Club. Other plays are "Picnic," Feb. ruary 21 and "Sabrina Fair," on next April 10. Forest Money Report Listed ALTURAS A check for $2,995, 976.12 has been sent to the state treasurer as California's share ui the cash revenues from the na tional forests, according to a state ment released by Charles A. Con naughton, regional forester of the U.S. Forest Service. This payment represents 25 per cent of the gross receipts from the sales of timber, grazing fees and othr land uses of the na tional forests in California for the year which ended June 30. As pro' vided by law, the state apportions tne money received to the coun ties having national forest land within their boundaries. Thirty' nine of the slate's 58 counties will thus receive funds for local school and road expenditures. The amount received by each county is proportionate to the na tional forest acreage in the coun ty. Modoc County has been ap portioned $219,933.39. Oregon Senators Ask Probe Into West Boxcar Shortage WASHINGTON (i Oregon's aenatort Wednesday asked a con gressional investigation of the box car shortage and the adequacy of Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) policing of car-short areas. Bens. Morse and Neuberger, Democrats, requested the healing in a letter to Chairman Magnuson D-Wash of the Senate Commerce Oomlttee. - It Is considered likely that Mag nuson, now on the West Coast, will call such a hearing shortly alter Congress convenes In January. Many Western Oregon mill op erators, served solely by the South ern racuie Kaiiroad, are receiv ing from 3 to 60 per cent of their box car needs, they said. "The result Is that their sawmills are operating at an average of less than half capacity," the sen ators continued. A great deal of blame can be laid directly on the railroads themselves, but these failures do not relieve (be Inter stale Commerce Commission from exercising the utmost vigilance to assure a fair distribution of exist ing freight car facilities." Morse and Neuberger also criti cised what they called lack of ef fective action by the ICO In letters to Hugh W. Cross, commission chairman, , Neuberger said there "appears to be a tendency to regard this as a seasonal problem, whereas It has blossomed Into a crisis that exists the. year around." Morse wrote: ,- , "The sad fact la that where competition exists in rail freight carriage, box cars are available in ample quantities. Where the Southern Facilic enjoys a monop oly, almost invariably lumber ship pers can be sure of one . thing insufficient 'box cars." The senators asked Magnuson's committee to loox into four points: "1. The failure of the Interstate Commerce Commission to police the discriminations In car service practiced by the railroads In areas wherein they operate as monopoly rail carriers; "J. The failure of the ICC and the Department of Agriculture to take adequate steps to prohioit the use of box cars as mobile storage bins in the shipment of grain under the program of Commodity Credit Corp.; "3. Lack of any affirmative ac tion by ICC to get lumber-hauling trucks Into operation to move backlogged lumber . . . ." "4. Ability of regulatory agencies to compel diversion of cars from one or mora carriers into the serv ice area- of a monopoly railroad when a critical shortage exists." 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